>> yeah. >> billy joel can be just another guy from long island.you're cutting yourself loose from the craziness on land, totally anonymous. nobody knows who i am. >> the music icon has been drawn to the water since he was a boy. you're a big boat guy. where did that start for you. >> yeah, i think when i was a little kid i grew up in hicksville, which is dead center of long island. you weren't on the sure but on a weekend your parents would take you to a beach, jones beach or somewhere on the north shore. so i was immediately attracted to water fronts. >> the quiet of these waters is 100 miles, literally, from joel's regular sing-alongs at madison square garden. in july the piano man played the final performance in a ten-year residency at the world's most famous arena where his 150 lifetime shows are a record. how are you feeling about the end of that rupp? >> well, i'm kind of sad it's sending. ten years at madison square garden is beyond my dreams as a musician. we were the house band for ten years at the garden, which i think is the best perfor

and long island's only v.a. medical center, the northport v.a. right now, long island's only v.a.edical center, the northport v.a., and many other v.a. medical centers across the country are being threatened by the maga republican plan known as project 2025. this is a picture, mr. president, of the northport v.a. ity the only v.a. on long island, serving over 100,000 vets across nassau and suffolk counties. i know how good it is because my father, who passed away two years ago, got good treatment at the v.a. he's a world war ii vet. long island has so many veterans, so many people who served their country, who are getting older now. they desperately need that northport v.a. for their health care. if republicans take power, the project 2025 plan is just itching to become law, and it would have a disastrous impact on the v.a. and create chaos for vets, not just across long island but across america, especially those now receiving health benefits that we fought so hard to win. project 2025 has a fancy when site. it has a fancy book. it has a lot of glitter. but this plan is far from

but on friday, his attorneys and federal prosecutors asked a judge on long island to schedule another hearing without saying why. our sources say santos now wants to plead guilty, though they caution the erratic ex-congressman could always change his mind. santos himself admitted he lied to voters about nearly every part of his biography from where he went to school to claims his grandparents fled the holocaust. but the federal charges mainly involve money allegations, including lying to congress about his wealth, defrauding donors and using campaign funds for personal expenses. it's not clear which charges santos may be pleading guilty to or what the sentence could be, but he will be in court here on long island on monday. the expected guilty plea, coming just weeks before the start of his trial. aaron katersky abc news, westhampton beach, new york. >> all right, aaron, thank you so much. well, canada's two largest railroads are both facing a labor stoppage at the same time. the companies handle about $1 billion worth of freight each and every day. as abc's perry russom reports, the

she was discovered at a long island grocery store back in july. rarity made her a local celebrity. the store even offered her up to the long island aquarium, but they rejected her. that's when an organization called humane long island stepped in and put clementine in a saltwater tank for rehab and release. she was finally set free into the pacific ocean this morning. go, girl. go! run, clementine! run! i'm glad they remembered to take off the rubber bands. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. audrey and raj join us with what's coming up at 530. we've got a lot going on. here's what we're working on on this wednesday evening. a first of its kind event in to san jose celebrate a change in name and gender by the lgbtq community, says it's very important. also, layoffs at apple, where the tech giant is slashing jobs and what that means for the company moving forward. and it may not be the early bird special, but eating dinner early in san francisco is a reality. the new study that shows where the city r

i think new york 4, in southwest long island, is the best chance for a pickup on long island by democratsrats actually talking to voters about, you know, what concerns them. this may actually have longer term implications for them too in the state. so it is important and it is being closely watched. >> yeah. certainly, joe, there are democrats who feel -- who are very disappointed with how 2022 went here in new york state, but feel like in a presidential year with a higher turnout that will help. but to mara's point about eastern long island where john is running being a challenge of the 50 most populous counties in the united states in 2020, donald trump won one of them and that was suffolk county in eastern new york, so it will be an uphill climb for democrats. >> great reporting. thank you, mara. >>> we will have a guest to preview what joe biden's opening night speech at the democratic convention about, ben labolt. we have will others joining the conversation. "morning joe" will be right back. " will be right back ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine.

i think that new york four, in southwest long island, is probably the best chance for a pick up on longthe state. it's important and it's been closely watched. >>> next, award-winning actress , uzo aduba joins us, to explain why she was at the democratic convention this week. nt recur verzenio is specifically for hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence versus hormone therapy alone. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor about any new or worsening trouble breathing, cough, or chest pain. serious liver problems can happen. symptoms include fatigue, appetite loss, stomac

but on friday his attorneys and federal prosecutors asked a judge on long island to schedule anotherearing without saying why. our sources say santos now wants to plead guilty though they caution the erratic ex-congressman could always change his mind. santos himself admitted he lied to voters about nearly every part of his biography, from where he went to school to claims his grandparents fled the holocaust but the federal charges mainly involve money -- allegations including lying to congress about his wealth, defrauding donors and using campaign funds for personal expenses. it's not yet clear which charges santos will be pleading guilty to or what the sentence could be, but he will be in federal court on monday here on long island and that expected guilty plea coming just weeks before the start of his trial. mary? we know you will be watching it closely, aaron. >>> an investigation is under way at joint base san antonio after shots were fired at the base's guards in the early morning hours. the guards returned fire. officials say there were multiple shooters who fired from a vehic

ahora se siente sorprendida de cómo su obra ha cautivado la atención de millones, mientras que en long island vaya libre y que no vaya a tener otro altercado y la vaya a atrapar a alguien por ahí y terminen no en muy buenos términos. exacto. como para decirlo de esa manera, verdad? una en 30 millones. una en 30 millones. naranja a naranja. rarezas de la naturaleza. rarezas. así es la naturaleza. y hablando de naranjas. qué nos cuentas tú? bueno, los j.d. vance son naranjas. los vamos a tener. pero también hay cifras y son los convocados de la selección mexicana para los amistosos. ante nueva zelanda y nadá. los san francisco giants que buscaban una nueva victoria en casa de los bulls en milwaukee. vamos con las acciones. y bueno, aquí choreo ante harrison, que había estado muy bien desde la lomita, pero se comenzó a desplomar en la quinta y se rompía el celofán en milwaukee perkins. con este estacazo iba a empujar 2 más. quinto fatal para harrison y bueno, contreras le decía chau chau a esa pelota. y era una ventaja que con harrison en una actuación que vino de más a menos, no iba a poder rec

reporter: the storms wrought the entire new york city area, dumping nearly half a foot of rain in long island stony brooke, this road washing away. authorities declaring a state of emergency, damage estimates already in the tens of millions of dollars. >> and david, there are scenes like this all over connecticut, with roads caved in, washed away, and debris everywhere. and we've had more storms through the afternoon. those will continue through the evening, david. >> david: trevor ault in monroe, connecticut tonight. >>> let's get right to meteorologist ginger zee. that was an incredible shot behind trevor of the damage, and more storms coming. >> we've got them on the map tonight. let's start with what just happened. the totals are incredible. in south western connecticut, more than a foot. but lots of folks two to 4 inches widespread, which is nothing to sneeze at. i wanted to show you what's going to happen tonight. these are moving really slowly, especially from hartford, connecticut, up into new hampshire and vermont. we could see 2 to 3 inch per hour rainfall rates. if it feels like we

long island had a lot. we got them out. now they are coming back because of weak policy and because of things that she wants to do like to fund the police. you know she wants to defund the police? now, she has since said no, i don't want to do that anymore. the one thing i see with politicians, they always go back to where they were. she wanted to defund the police and she wanted to abolish ice. these ice people are incredible patriots, tough as hell. they go into a pack of ms 13 gang members, the toughest in the world. they come from different parts of south america. they want to come in. in long island recently, they carved up with a knife to beautiful 16-year-old girls who were walking to school. the reason they used a knife instead of shooting them was very simple. because it's more painful. they wanted to watch them agonize. these are animals. we have to get them out of our country or we have to put them in jail because we don't want them back. sometimes you have to put them in jail because their country doesn't want t

. >> janice: we are focused on the extreme flooding in connecticut, long island, new jersey.or newtown, shelton, 10 inches. local events and incredible footage. we still have people missing in the flood waters and flooding in new york and long island. 10 inches in miller place. some came from noon to six p.m., rainfall rates of two and three inches per hour. we have more rain in the f forecast. a front will stall and bring moisture. we have flight delays and cancellations and floosh flooding concerns for connecticut toward vermont and new hampshire and potential for severe weather. if you are traveling, check with your air carrier. >> ainsley: yesterday so many stops. chicago grocery stores are revealing how vice president kamala harris proposed price fixing measure will affect businesses. kelly from our sister network joins us live from chicago. hi, kelly. >> good morning to you all. you know issue it is interesting, we have not heard a real plan from the v.p. on this. i have barb eastman, from happy foods, with me, she says she is confused about details of this plan. barb,

long island, 10 inches of rainfall.nt moved across the southeast. 74 is the high today. warm across the south. chance of showers and thunderstorms for mird midwest and southwest. >> ainsley: fofrmer president trump will head to michigan today and griff jenkins has a preview for us. >> griff: good morning, reducing crime is a top, just outside of detroit to make the point america can't take another year of soft on crime and speak with concerned business owners. seizing on data published showing violent crime levels have dropped. independent public policy group for law order and safety say according to their analysis, it is up across 66 major cities. same period in 2024 shows 9 know.6% increase with aggravated assault and murder up. in latest fox news poll, they asked who do you trust to do better job with crime, donald trump has the lead. >> ainsley: trey gowdy is next live from chicago and also bill hemmer and dana perino. >> bill: what is going on? how did that alarm feel? >> ainsley: i stayed up late watching it all.

out of long island peered out of michigan. out of ohio by the thousands. and she compared i.c.e. agents, these brave people to the kkk. she said the i.c.e. people, the i.c.e. agents, i compare them to the kkk. well, they don't really because when you see them, when you go until like long island, like ohio, like michigan where you had a lot of them, and you see these men, in most cases, men, the agents, get out of a van and walk into, they call it a pack. not like a political pack, slightly different. even nastier. even nastier, hard to believe, right? but they were go into a pack of these killers and all you do come i've seen it so many times, all you do is see fists and hands and fighting in 2 minutesp and they walk out, they have them by the feet. they walk them out. or they drag them out, mostly drag them out, put them in paddy wagons and bring them back to their country, take them back to the country on the country's open arms, open arms, and it's an amazing thing. for her to say kkk is very unfair. but she doesn't know. she doesn't want to know. she is a very strong communis

space, its area is one hundred and fifty square kilometers, which makes it the largest in the de long island group. there are four glaciers on the island, the largest of which is tolya's glacier. the highest point of the island is 426 m. all polar explorers wrote that there is a great siberian polynya that does not freeze in any frost. it starts from bennett island, something warms the water. russian scientist nikolai nakhodkin suggests that the cause of the anomaly may be an active volcano hiding off the coast of the island. in 2022, nakhodkin collected. and we began to lose each other, this is during the day. in 1972, soviet researchers conducted echolocation of the seabed near bennett island, then did the same in 1983. it turned out that the seabed was growing at the point where the smoke was coming from. according to nakhodkin's calculations, with such a growth rate, by the twenty -second year in this area a solid rock should have appeared from the water, but the island did not let the expedition members near it. on the last day we were supposed to pass over this point, it was about 3.7

is long island adjacent to new york city which is culturally, long island is good people. great people. will have a great crowd. you're picking up when i'm putting down the. >> are kind of people. >> we have the same kind? >> patriots. is going to be a party. we will need it. >> will: december 5th. putting your calendar and also set your arms tomorrow morning peter die on fox and friends weekend. that's onto it for us tonight. look at that lineup. 6:00 am we will see you in just a few hours. sean is next. [ ♪♪ ] >> welcome to hannity and tonight kamala's honeymoon phase is getting close to over. the media will be fawning all over all next week at the democratic national convention. but after labour day i would say it's game on for nearly a month the harris campaign fuelled by so-called vibes and little else. there's been no interviews or press conferences, no town halls were gaggles. absolutely no policy positions or website. it does feature many links to donate. several very nice photos but no principles or ideas at all whatsoever. campaign aides whisper to their friends

long island got in on the mix a little bit getting into central long island on the north side of the ommunities getting a whole bunch of rain. and there is more moisture on the way. this is a little bit less drastic. it's not going to take a whole lot of rain for there to be trouble on the way as we are looking at a week a cold front drifting back across some of these areas bringing more showers and more storms to unfortunately some of these areas that have been really hard hit. this has come at a cost for local airports as we have been seeing a 3 on a scale of 4 of her misery and duct which means a 500 cancellations and 700 delays so far today we are playg catch up a little bit. where's the flash flood for today and tomorrow? it sits on the same areas so you are looking at connecticut and stretching to the north. a lot of that is because the ground is so saturated there's nowhere for this new rain to ultimately go. >> sandra: we will keep watching. thank you very much. john. >> john: anti-israel protesters descending on chicago convention. while the dnc has out there celebrating kama

yesterday, five people were killed in a shooting in long island, usa. every year, more than 40,000 people in america are killed by gunshots. they are losing their lives and the harvest of rose apple has started from 5 thousand hectares of orchards in nahavand city. director of agricultural jihad this city said that about 2,500 people are working in the field of fruit production and harvesting in nahavand city. the last month of summer and the last harvest. in hamedan province, the cultivated area of ​​nahavand apple orchards is 5 thousand hectares, the average harvest that will be harvested from this area is on average 50 tons and 250 thousand toms per hectare . the market consumes more than 70% of the product. hamadan province apples are produced by nahavandi gardeners. mohammad ali rouz nehaband sed and sima news agency. well, i'm saying goodbye to you do but ms. jafari, a meteorologist , i will be with you with the weather conditions of the country in the coming days. in the name of god, i greet you , dear viewers, and have a good evening. meteorolog

plane home and my tour was over halfway through, found myself in our pandemic redoubt on eastern long island, found myself a lot of time on my hands that had not expected to have and i decided, okay, i'm going to devote this to looking for my next my next project. and so that's probably when we encountered each other. i was on a fence and looking at two other things. i started looking at the various ideas you recall about. then there was a good deal of political discord that kept hearing people talking about otherwise sane people talk, supposedly otherwise sane people talking about secession and civil war. modern secession and civil war. what if, for whatever reason, they just sort of decided, okay, i'm going to maybe there's a maybe there's a story and how the civil war actually the real civil war actually got started. you know, i i confess, i'm not a civil war buff. never was. i had significantly gaps and significant gaps in my knowledge about about the civil war. but i thought maybe that was the story. i mean, something that's a very, very compelling thing, obviously. so i started wanderi

is what beneta island looks like from space, and its area is., making it the largest in the de long island group. there are four glaciers on the island. the largest is tolya glacier. at its highest point, the island is 426 m high. all the polar explorers wrote about how that there is a great siberian polynya that does not freeze in any frost. it starts from the island of benet, something warms the water. russian scientist nikolai nakhodkin suggests that the cause of the anomaly may be an active. hiding off the coast of the island. in 2022, nakhodkin assembled an expedition, went to the east siberian sea to see for himself. when we approached the vineto, it was very cold, we fastened ourselves to the full here fasteners, you could say, about the island 426 m high, we expected to see it kilometers, probably 50, the horizon was clear, the sun was shining, and we were approaching... there is no island, we only saw it from 20 km. the thing is that the water in this area is steaming, the island of benet is notable for its atmospheric plumes, which remain a mystery for scientists for decades, the

. >> harris: nassau county out of long island, new york has just signed a law banning masks in public supporters say the measure will prevent crime. but opponents say it violates free speech. a wild debate at a public hearing. >> you are expecting a police officer to enter a highly volatile space and be able to with solid judgment ascertain whether someone wearing a mask has ill intent? this bill does not target to your grandmother wearing a mask at a grocery store. it does not affect a masked nurse working a long shift in the hospital. >> new york governor kathy hocul in new york city's mayor eric adams considering a ban on wearing face masks on the new york subway. here is adams. >> cowards cover their faces. if you believe in something, then stand up and show your face and believe it. and there is been talk about it. >> harris: here is nate poi with more, nate. >> hey, harris, nassau county executive bruce blakeman signed the bill into law about 20 minutes ago and is effective immediately. that means right now it's illegal in nassau county on long island to wear a face mask in orde

is long island adjacent to new york city which is culturally, long island is good people.crowd. you're picking up when i'm putting down the. >> are kind of people. >> we have the same kind? >> patriots. is going to be a party. we will need it. >> will: december 5th. putting your calendar and also set your arms tomorrow morning peter die on fox and friends weekend. that's onto it for us tonight. look at that lineup. 6:00 am we will see you in just a few hours. sean is next. [ ♪♪ ] >> welcome to hannity and tonigh

mientras que uno de la comunidad de long island dice que ha sido uno de los eventos mÁs trÁgicos querueba de sangre para ver si habÍa alcohol en sus venas? andrea: exactamente, estaba ebrio, y era algo tÍpico en Él, traba licor y luego se iba conduciendo. andrea: un claro ejemplo mÁs de cÓmo nuestra vida puede cambiar o terminar en un abrir y cerrar de ojos con una tragedia como esta. eduardo: definitivamente. gracias. andrea: cambiamos el tema, hoy aquÍ estamos de fiesta, nuestro colega y presentador de la "ediciÓn digital", borja voces, estÁ de cumpleaÑos. un aÑo mÁs de vida. eduardo: desde aquÍ, querido borja, recibe nuestras felicitaciones, y esperemos que estÉs disfrutando mucho de tus merecidas vacaciones. andrea: fuerte abrazo, besitos. mientras estÁ compartiendo con sus seres queridos y ♪

a top long islander of hamas is buried in qatar after he was killed in a blast in teheran.s over concerns over retaliation. >> they know that potentially they're standing on the brink of a much wilder regional conflict. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. after the largest prisoner exchange between russia and the west since cold war, u.s. president joe biden told reporters that the white house will continue to pressure russia to release another american left out of that deal. american mark foegele was detained by russia in 20 1 accused of snuggling christophe demargerie into the country. he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. he was an english teacher. his family urged the biden administration to prioritize the release of the 63-year-old. we're learning more about how this complex 24-person exchange that secured the release of three americans unfolded. the three arrived in the u.s. state of maryland late on thursday. >> president biden ininvited the families of the released americans to the oval office. >> i'm not as good as your families are feeling. they're all standing

this feeding humpback whale was caught on drone camera very close to the shore of gin beach on long islandnew york. >> there was concern that the whale might get hurt by a roped off section of the beach there. but look how close it is. >> look at that. >> yeah, it's a little too close, right? how shallow is it? i feel like you could if you were at the beach, you could walk out there. but thankfully, the whale is okay. and we just get this beautiful sight from mother nature. >> i know, and our hamptons correspondent, jack sheehan. >> yes, he emailed us. >> he did email us. he was very excited about this, as i would be if i saw this off a local beach. it's a pretty incredible sight. >> it's better than seeing sharks, for sure. >> i would choose whale next to this bear on the back deck of a home outside palm springs, california. >> okay, so here's what's wild about this bear. >> not only did it manage to climb onto the deck, he was able to fold back the cover on the hot tub to take a quick dip. that's a smart bear. >> the family was out hiking at the time. the residents said the bear appeared

as far as getting them in, in new york city, on long island, they have the project pathways, on those schools, those kids gain entry. if they don't put the kids to work, they will void the agreement. you are the mayor. you've got a lot of say-so. the mayors in this room, we love seeing mayors at our schools, we like them. it's very impressive for our members to see a male come to our union meetings and it means a lot to the people who live in the community. we have a lot of guys who do work, who live there. we have a large apprenticeship but the thing is you've got to hold feet to the fire. got to sign agreements that require them, if your area is getting funding, you can either help the project or hurt the project i promise you we want to do those jobs. we want you to want us on those jobs, don't be shy, you've got the bully pulpit, tell them you've got to be there and i will tell you if you want to be in white plains, you go to new york state and they will teach the guys. you don't go to folks. >> outside new york city, our own government talking about it. a lot of requirements. at

one threat caused the partial evacuation and lockdown of a hospital on long island. >>> still ahead nowsses out and crashes. what the teamsters union is calling for. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and blurry vision, you need clear answers. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com permission to dig in? granted. breyers carbsmart is so rich, so creamy, it tastes totally off-limits. but with only 4 grams of net carbs in every delicious serving, you've got the green light. better starts with breyers. (vo) at dog chow we believe helping dogs live their best life... you've got the green light. should be simple. that's why dog chow is made with high-quality protein and no fillers. purina dog chow. keep life simple time to press rewind with... neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. it has derm-proven retinol... ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fights not one—but 5 signs of aging. with visible results... ...in just one week. neutrogena nothing dims my light

flash flood emergency on the east side of long island.y've had about 6 to 7in of rain coming down, so call ahead if you got flights to the east coast, that will have some lingering impacts. still, seeing that heavy rain coming down at this hour, though, starting to transition off towards the east. and there you see this is a 12 hour radar loop. and you can see just how that heavy rain has been kind of hung up over the same areas, leading to quite a few problems there across new york, connecticut and the northeast. nothing like that here. obviously, we did have a little bit of light rain yesterday. right now, 67 degrees in san jose, still mid 60s into walnut creek. might see some patchy low clouds for tomorrow morning. starting to see a comeback of the low clouds right now in san francisco at 59 degrees. so besides the drizzle and the low clouds, no thunderstorms across interior northern california like we did see on saturday that continues in the pacific northwest. so as we wake up tomorrow morning, if the cloud free skies could have thos

they go into long island. we got them out. but now they are coming back because of weak policy.gs she wants to like defund the police. no, no, i don't want to do that anymore. the one thing i see with politicians, they always go back to where they were. she wanted to defund the police and she wanted to abolish i.c.e. i was going to say these i.c.e. people are incredible patriots, they are tough as hell, and they go to into a pack of ms-13 gang members, the toughest in the world, probably the toughest gangs in the world, they come from different parts of south america, and they want to come in, in long island, not too recently but recently, they carved out with a knife two beautiful 16-year-old girls who were walking to school. and the reason they used a knife instead of shooting them was very simple, because it is more painful and they wanted to watch them agonize. and these are animals. and we have to get them out of our country. or we have to put them in jail because we don't want them back. sometimes you have to put them

yesterday, five people were killed in a shooting in long island, usa.ry year, more than 40,000 people die from gunshots in the united states. lost and a knowledge-based company has succeeded in producing a new generation of liquid and solid spraying drones for the agricultural industry. according to the communication and information center of the vice president's science, technology and knowledge-based economy, the device that this company built by providing real-time information on fields and irrigation and spraying of crops based on the type of plant , weather conditions and soil characteristics, increases productivity up to it has increased 2 times. in this field, in addition to the training they receive, farmers can also benefit from sustainable after-sales services. most of the products of this company go to low-income areas the provinces of khuzestan, fars and azerbaijan have been sent , which has resulted in good job creation. thank you for your cooperation with this news section. greetings, politeness and respect, dear viewers , welcome to the e

florida, prÓximamente debby afectar el tiempo en el Área de new jersey, la ciudad de new york y long islanderrorista hamÁs, un posible cese al fuego. lo hace tras la presiÓn de estados unidos, de qatar y de egipto para que se reanuden esas conversaciones el prÓximo 15 de agosto, en doha o en el cairo, estaremos al pendiente rusia ha declarado una emergencia a nivel federal en una regiÓn. cuatro dÍas despuÉs de que cientos de tropas ucranianas cruzaran la frontera. mientras tanto, un misil ruso lanzado desde un aviÓn se estrellÓ contra un centro comercial ucraniano, matando al menos a 11 personas, hiriendo a otras 40 y cuatro. aileen: ahora les cuento que un tercer adolescente fue arrestado en austria, relacionado al complot terrorista para atacar en los conciertos de la cantante tylor swift en viena. las autoridades dicen que este joven de 18 aÑos fue detenido tras haber estado presuntamente en contacto con los sospechosos de 19 y 17 aÑos que ya estÁn arrestados. un adolescente de 15 aÑos tambiÉn fue interrogado, pero no arrestado. borja: el gobernante de venezuela, nicolÁs maduro, ha orden

yesterday, five people were killed in a shooting in long island, usa. every year, more than 40,000 people die from gunshots in the united states. they give the military dependents of 25 foreign countries living in iran , including italy, russia, brazil, japan, china, austria, the uae, oman, and the republic of azerbaijan, attended the ministry of defense and armed forces support and congratulated our country on the defense industry day. sardar qureshi, deputy minister of defense , said in this ceremony: american interventions and aggressions in different countries have strengthened the ideology of resistance. they are by creating an artificial crisis and by shaping proxy wars try to achieve their goals at the expense of others, as we see today in syria, iraq, afghanistan, eastern europe and a large part of east asia. according to the announcement of arbaeen headquarters, from the beginning of the month of travel until this morning, more than 3,238,000 iranian and foreign pilgrims returned to the country after participating in the arbaeen ceremony. durin

>> reporter: in this office park on long island, pharmacists are producing one of the hottest commoditiesh. not wegovy or zepbound, but medications that are essentially a copy. what does an essential copy mean? >> the formulation actually comes from the manufacturer. it's in the package insert. >> it's a hundredsa orecipef c. >> reporter: it's a hundreds ofg pharmacies like this one. this is semaglutide powder? >> the powder, this is exactly what it looks like. >> reporter: how are you allowed to do that if there is a patent on this drug? >> the fda allows this. if it's a shortage, the compounding pharmacy can make it for them. >> reporter: federal law allows state-licensed compounding pharmacies to dispense drugs that are essentially a copy of fda-approved medications. only to patients with a prescription, and only for medications in shortage, which includes wegovy and zepbound. compounding pharmacies often sell them at a steep discount, usually $100 to $400 per month, compared to roughly $1,000 for the name brands without insurance. elizabeth kenley needed to lose 50 pounds for a double

as far as getting them in, well, in new york city and on long island, they have that project pathways type situation to where the work gets done union on those schools, and those kids gain entry. if they don't put the kids to work, then they will void the agreement. now, you're the mayor. you got a lot of say-so, and i'm going to tell you, the mayors in this room, we love seeing the mayors at our schools. it's very impressive for our members to see a mayor come to our union meetings. it means a lot to the people who live in the community. and we have a lot of guys who do work, who do live in white plains also. we have a large membership in white plains. but the thing, is you got to hold people's feet to the fire. you got to sign agreements that require them to take people. look, if your area is getting the funding and has the work and you have control over permits and you can either help the project or hurt the project, i promise you, we want to do those jobs. we want you to want us on those jobs. don't be shy. you got the bully pull pretty. tell them you got to be there. and i'm goin

even long island, where we saw more than a foot of rain.is a substantial amount of rain in a very short amount of time. and that's why we saw so many issues when it came to flooding. there is the risk of some isolated flooding. again today in these areas, but nothing as widespread as what we saw yesterday back here at home. live doppler seven, along with satellite. we have this trough situated across the west that is keeping temperatures very comfortable today. but tomorrow high pressure will win out and that will bring us a warming trend for tuesday. your weather wellness today. we have good air quality out there. a nice improvement to our pollen levels. last week it was moderate. now it's down to low levels with elm trees being your top allergen and the uv index is a nine out of 11. here's future weather by 10 a.m. we're in the 50s and 60s close to lunchtime. we're getting into the 80s and some of our warmest areas. and today temperatures in most cities pretty close to average for this time of year. it feels nice out there. mid 80s inland

their cars in oxford city and more than 100 people were surrounded by floods in connecticut and long island. an expensive yacht sank off the coast of palermo, italy, and most of its passengers disappeared. according to one of the survivors, the boat suffered a typhoon moments after leaving the coast. specially formed to investigate and deal with the consequences of climate change on relief operations. they monitor the breed in different areas. the specialists of a company are the founders of the success of the new generation to design and produce hasras using light waves. human and animal health measurement, advanced equipment failure detection and seismography, including application. monitoring the health of patients with a vibration sensor is a product that has made the process of checking the health of patients easier in the last few years, but in the new generation of sensors, light waves have replaced magnetic waves . there is a vibration sensor using optics and light technology in the new generation of sensors, replacing waves. light has been used instead of waves to cause irritation,

, northern long island.hat is where we saw some of the heaviest rainfall portals now fortunately, the bulk of the precipitation has come to an end with the exception of extreme northern new england. northern vermont, new hampshire, and into maine. this is all because of an upper level low that continues to kind of meander across the area, doesn't take much to trigger off more showers across the region, but they should remain light. maybe another half an inch inch of rain for those northern sections, but connecticut into massachusetts as well as new york year rainfall chances pretty much diminishing through the day mild conditions left in its wake. that is the good story about the upper midwest but the same cannot be said, unfortunately for today in texas another hot day, and you factor in the humidity levels that's why the national weather service has these excessive heat warnings in place across the majority of the state? this is what it'll feel like as you step outside austin. wow, 105 degrees today. hope

state licensed facilities like this one on long island are able to legally produce them because the fdahortage list. some health care providers are recommending those versions for their patients as long as they come from a trusted source, creating competition. eli lilly strongly opposes the practice. >> they're not inspected by the fda, they're not approved by the fda. in addition to that, you know, we invent the product. that's why there's a premium for the real think made by lilly. >> stephanie joins us now in studio. how much more difficult is for the patients to give the shots with the vials? >> well, there are other medications that use syringes like insulin and fertility drugs but it is definitely a little bit more difficult. patients have to actually draw the dose into a syringe, and for some people that's kind of a daunting thing to have to do. >> all right. stephanie gosk with the new developments tonight. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, why some are seeing a champagne super nova in the sky tonight. what oasis just told fans. (vo) you might be used to living with y

. >> reporter: along the long island sound nancy lewis picked up not just any photo, but the kind everyi just wanted to see if there was anything that i could do for you, i mean apart from this little sonogram that i found. >> reporter: randi's sonogram. the first time she saw her son riley's button nose. >> that's him. thank you. >> reporter: the irreplaceable family memento now helping randi look to the future. >> you know, this is the start. this is a little bit of the middle, and we'll finish out with a good long life in the end. >> reporter: heidi voight, nbc news, oxford, connecticut. >>> great people and a great story. that's "nightly news" for this friday. we thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great night and a great holiday weekend. i'll see you right back here on monday. >> thank you. that's incredible. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't

he pleaded guilty to federal charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in a long island courtroom. the republican was set to go on trial in less than a month. he previously pleaded not guilty to a range of financial crimes, including lying to congress about his wealth and using campaign contributions to pay for personal expenses. he was expelled from congress last year following a scathing ethics report on his conduct. santos will be sentenced in february. he's likely to spend at least two years in prison. waymo unveiled its new robo taxi today. it's called generation six. the company says it's designed with updated tech and will be able to handle a wider a range of weather conditions. it has other features like high ceilings and more legroom to lower the cost of each robotaxi. waymo says it has reduced the number of cameras on board from 29 to 13. the company is now testing generation six on public roads with professional drivers. it is unclear when they will be added to waymo's existing fleet. meantime, those honking waymo cars continue to be a problem for some residents in san

two beautiful young 16-year-old girls they slice them up in long island. and they want to let these people stay we want to get them the hell out of our country. [cheering] >> kamala harris sponsored a bill to blow up the entire u.s. health care system and force every american into social government run program with rationing and did they wait times. you go there and they say that's good we'll be also if you'd come back in three months. she endorsed a 70 to 80% tax rate increase. she things the rate could be as much as 80%. she says out think about that. well i won't give out it. i will think about anywhere near it in fact we are going for a tax cut. we gave you the biggest tax cut in history and that gave us tremendous numbers of jobs. which they took in more income the following year after the following cut. because the country was booming looking ever had before. they go murder somebody else and in some cases much more than one person. and she endorsed the marxist crusade to defund the police picked did you know she was the leader of the d phone the poli