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a fox news alert. war's war and diplomacy, the supreme leader saying there are no talks with the us, this as donald trump says it looks like iran is responsible for attacks on saudi arabia's oil supply. houthi rebels claiming responsibility but investigations don't support that. donald trump calling for resignations over the botched reports on brett cavanagh. congresswoman presley will introduce a resolution today calling for impeachment inquiry against cavanagh. the cleveland browns getting their first win of the season with a 23-3 blowout of the new york jets. browns receiver odell beckham junior made 6 catches for 161 yards and a touchdown and the jets had to use their third string quarterback, backup trevor simeon hurt his ankle. i don't know but it looks like it. the president is expected to roll out a bipartisan gun-control later this week, part of it will reportedly be a smart phone apps to let private gun sellers run background checks. what impact if any could this have on the second amendment,

the company is expected to announce three new i phones, new air pods, a new macbook, a new apple watchreverse wireless charging. >>> on the earnings watch, dave and busters are some of the companies set to report quarterly results. here on wall street stocks traded in choppy waters. the tech sector logged losses. the dow rose 38 points, the s&p 500 was fairly flat, and the nasdaq fell 15 points. >>> phi fiat chrysler is announcing a recall of ram trucks. it affects 2017 ram 15 hon's, 2500s with an 8-footbed and locking tailgate. also impacted are 2013, 2014, and 2018 ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 pickups built before 2018 with a six- or p a-foot bed and a power locking tailgate. chrysler said they're not aware of any accidents related to the problem. >>> meanwhile the supreme court reported that linked inn cannot block out hi q. i q uses al go richting by alerting companies when talent leaves the job. linkedin is disappointed and is looking for options to appeaapp. >>> amazon's going on a hiring spree. the ecommerce is going across the country, aiming to hire more than 30,000 people by early

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >> i think we all felt that hug."nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, berkeley's looking to turn an empty lot into parking for the homeless. many neighbors don't like the idea. >>> plus the south bay judge who got kicked off the bench has a new job. the man who sentenced a swimmer to six months is coaching high school girls. >>> but first -- >> american values. >> a confrontation over communism on the peninsula. dozens of chinese americans celebrating the people's republic of china. >>> good eveningnd thanks for being with us. >> those protesters are angry that event took place in a city owned building. marianne with the exclusive story. you saw the heated exchange firsthand. >> i saw and heard it janelle. i can tell you it happened just a few minutes after the event started. more than 100 people came here to this community room for the event, and that's when thelash began. >> [ bleep ]. we remember. we remember. [ bleep

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> up next, those who serve. the new first responders honoring the memory of those they loved >>> this was a poignant day for a group of new york firefighters following a family tradition and a deeply personal call to serve here's joe fryer ♪ >> reporter: for some of the firefighters graduating from the fdny academy, the job is not just a family affair, it's a legacy. >> i think my dad just set the bar kind of high, you know the things that he did on that day. >> reporter: brendan reegan is following in the footsteps of his firefighter father robert, who was killed answering the call on 9/11. >> throughout the process, it's definitely brought me closer to my dad, and as that happened, it only made me want to do the job more and more. >> reporter: 21 of today's graduates are children of men who died in the line of duty 13 of them lost their dads on 9/11, including greg kumpel. >> i think he would be surprised. because i wanted to play baseball growing up, and my brother was always the one that was his little shado

encouraging news. in 2018 new hiv diagnosis dropped to 197, that is 13% lower than in 2017 when there were 227 new cases. a three cre groups saw improvements including asians and women and men who have sex with men. >> we in san francisco since the 1980s have been at the forefront of pushing for innovative ways to change policies, new sciences and technologies to help us get to this milestone that we are so excited about today. >> it is encouraging but as i said, there is work to be done. that number of-infections increased in four populations. people who inject drugs, the homeless, african-americans and latinos as well. >>> pg&e is moving closer to determining how it will pay the many wildfire victims. the utility company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. melanie is live in court with the latest. >> the hearings are aimed at estimating the value of claims against pg&e so that the wildfire victims and their loved ones could get paid through the bankruptcy. pg&e has been linked to a series of deadly cali

trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> and industry groups say illegal vaping products are to blame. meanwhile, juul has now stopped most of its advertising. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >>> good morning. tropical storm karen moved north of puerto rico but it will make a westward jog into early next week even though it will weaken since it will move west toward the bahamas. something we will watch very closely. hurricane lorenzo is strengthening possibly to a category 3 significant hurricane but since it is keeping across open waters, not going to impact any land. a flash flooding threat across the desert southwest remains intact through this evening and an additional one to two inches of local rainfall possible. i'm accuweather meteorologist lauren rainson. >>> coming up, the plane that had to be diverted because someone got stuck in the bathroom. >>> also, the new lawsuit targeting a major dating site. the allegations about fake profiles. >>> later the mystery >>> we're back with who got stuck inside the bathroom of a united irlines plane. the

new school has the vision and commitment to serving all students that new school does. i come before you today to speak specifically to two and accuracies that were identified in a curriculum and budget meetings. first and foremost new school cannot serve students with highly specialized needs. it is worth noting that 18% of students with iep's have services extending beyond 50% of the school day which is a typical guideline for youth placing. however, what is of note is that parents of the students have actively chosen new school as a replacement because they wanted this inclusive setting. in addition, what we know is that new schools program has been designed to include a co- teaching model and in line with the state recommendations of the special education task force consider special education not as a placement but as a level of service. in doing so has brought together resources, collaborative partnerships to truly serve students with high needs within the general education setting, without the particular model of the classroom. building on the equity mindset of ne

long live "the new york times." long live "the new york times." and i do want it to live, but they have to be -- they have eo change their ways. think of it, they wrote a story about somebody that said, she doesn't remember this. can you even believe it? and yet all of these radical left crazies on judiciary committees, all of these committees that are set up to hurt the country come up with all that we have going with saudi arabia, with iran with china, with russia, with north korea, with all that we have going, look at the cards that we have been dealt. lucky we won the election in 2016, believe me. [cheers and applause] with all that we have going, they say, let's impeach justice kavanaugh, one of the smartest, most brilliant students, top at yale.incredible family. it's a made-up story. let's impeach president trump, think of that.the mueller repor. think of this. this crazy mueller report comes out, 18 trump haters, liberal democrats, some worked for hillary clinton, they found nothing. [crowd booing] thinko of it. after two years, they found

this is the "cbs morning news". president trump cancels a secret meeting with leaders of the taliban. why he's now facing criticism on both sides of the aisle. >>> a desperate search for survivors. at least four people are missing after a cargo ship capsizes off the coast of georgia. the reason rescue crews said it as too risky to go inside the vessel. >>> and a marathon match. we'll show you rafael nadal's epic comeback to win the u.s. open men's final. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, it's the latest setback in a bid to end america's longest war. president trump abruptly called off peace talks with the taliban and afghan leaders at camp david. mr. trump says the talks w woul have taken place this past weekend but were canceled after a taliban bombing killed an american soldier last week in kabul. laura podesta is here in new york. what is the status of the talks now then? >> reporter: well, at this point it's not c

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brand-new news out of saudi arabia.ow saying that the attack on its oil sites came from the north and were unquestionably sponsored by iran. it is coming as the saudi vice minister of defense tweeted out the following. president trump's administration has confronted the iranian regime and terrorist organizations aggression. we thank the president for his stance and will continue to stand with the usa against the forces of evil and senseless aggression. so confirming that it was iran saying it was unquestionably sponsored by iran coming after the news this morning the president tweeted out that he has ordered the treasury to impose new sanctions on iran. we'll have more on this coming up. >> bill: see how that changes the story. in the meantime a setback for alex trebek days after returning to jeopardy. want to bring in dr. nicole saphier. >> it is disappointing to hear. he had stage 4 pancreatic cancer. you can be treated for years. it sounds like he underwent cuomo therapy, everything was looking good and started on im

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nbc news is on top of the breaking news and we'll keep you updated right here at nbc bay area. >>> just in, current university u.c. president janet napolitano resigned from her post. she served for seven years and before that at the homeland security department from 2009 to 2012. while at u.c. she faced misappropriation of funding. we'll have more later today on nbc bay area. >>> also testifying at this hour, the california strict admissions will be turned back in its -- if the trump administration gets it way. >> and kris has the reason behind it. >> the president said easing the emissions standards will create with more jobs. let's start with that claim laid out in a tweet at about 8:00 this morning. saying they are revoking the california waiver on admissions to produce far left cars for consumers and making them safer. this will lead to more production because of the pricing and safety advantage. now in a press conference about an hour later, gavin newsom promised to fight for california standards in court. for 50 years the environmental protection agency has granted california waiv

official tells nbc news. a top democrat accusing the white house of trying to keep it secret >> if the assertion is accurate that the department of justice has made and the dni has affirmed that this involves a potentially privileged communication, then at one level or another, it likely involves either the president or people around him >> reporter: but republicans tonight are dismissing this latest firestorm >> this is not something i would ever see the president doing, and i would instead of jump to uallncget ths fit. >> reporter: mcguire has agreed to testify publicly next week. and what we still don't know, who the foreign leader was and what the president allegedly promised lester >> all right, kristen, thank you. >>> tonight one of the surviving crew members from the dive boat inferno that killed 34 people is suing the boat's owner and operator his attorney calling the ship a death trap here's miguel almaguer now with the exclusive interview. >> may day, may day, may day >> reporter: before it erupted

shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team will take it from here. >> would begin with the fox news alert. president trump is calling on everybody at "the new york times" involved in a recent story about supreme court justice brett kavanaugh to resign. and, backtracking sexual misconduct allegations against justice kavanaugh. nevertheless it's leading to new calls for his impeachment and a member of the squad is getting ready to file an impeachment resolution against the newest justice. also tonight, president trump hold out hope for a diplomatic solution for iran as his administration releases new evidence that the islamic republic is behind a series of drone attacks on saudi oil facilities. and it later, elizabeth warren campaigns in new york while slamming wall street and president trump campaigns in new mexico, which has turned increasingly blue. and, he went over hispanic voters. the president sounds like it's winding things up in new mexico company speaking right now. we will bring you the latest from rio rancho shortly. hello and welcome to "fox news at night." i mike emanuel

use fox news at 6:30. there is new research for women to escape domestic abuse. reports the justice center brings together a whole host of services under one roof. this custer county woman says it was her boyfriend who abused her emotionally and physically. >> he would slam the car door on my finger would get caught in the car door >> for this her husband. getting help with restraining orders, housing and mental health was difficult because at the time services were spread out. >>l around the area i tried to get the services and it's hard to get help at different places. it is really hard because of the time i had know car, i had my babies with me pickle it is really tough >> that is now changed. the two women were among those celebrating the opening of the new family justice center in antioch. a one stop shop for victims of domestic violence 11 the eastern part of this county >> we, and meet with our navigator who becomes the single point of contact in the navigators walk with us to help it we have mental health, help with legal services, advocacy>> open making

miguel almaguer, nbc news, new york >>> we are tracking a new tropical threat, the system moving from the gulf out of the louisiana and texas coast. it's expected to bring flooding rains to parts of east texas including houston. some areas could see over five inches >>> our warming planet is creating new normals almost everywhere you look, but no place is it more apparent than in northern regions like alaska where temperatures are increasing at twice the rate of other places i traveled to alaska over the weekend to get some personal perspective on a climate in crisis humbling in its massive scale and grandeur, every turn a postcard there is no place like alaska but tonight scientists are warning this rugged beauty belies a troubling reality, alaska is melting. this summer, forest fires scorched more than 2.5 million acres. anchorage hit 90 degrees for the first time. >> this is definitely a threat for the stability of the way that we live our lives right now. >> i lived in alaska for four years as a child my father was stationed here in the air force. i want to take you to a place we

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one chain's crazy new creation. >> coming up, all new at 6:00. president trump, expected to revoke a decades old rule that could change california's role in reducing green house emissions. how the governor is fighting back. >>> i'm susie steimle at the live news desk where we've just learned that a sunnyvale police officer has been cleared in a deadly shooting. the santa clara county district attorney's office is not going to press charges. we've got m video that was just released. >> put the knife down! put the knife down! >> the santa clara county da's office did just release that dashcam video to us in the news room. video showing the officer responding to a reported robbing at knife point back in 2015. you can see the suspect at the edge of the parking lot there, the officer telling the suspect to drop the knife repeatedly. the suspect does begin to walk the district attorney's office has said that the officer did not have any other option in this case but to use his weapon. at the live news desk, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> the much-needed se

the video obtained by abc news tonight. authorities say a drunk pilot turning around at security, accused of then throwing a bottle of vodka out in a bathroom before then boarding the flight. stopped right before takeoff. and we'll have more. >>> the major concern over that popular heartburn medication now growing tonight. in fact, a major drugmaker now halting distribution over concerns about a possible carcinogen. what you need to know. >>> and the frighting moment. several soccer players can be seen getting struck by lightning, collapsing on the field. people racing in to help. people racing in to help. a lot more news ahead. when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. unitedhealthcare medicare in cicomplete planso. have a lot to take advantage o

you're watching "world news now." >>> terrifying video out of new york city.nding to be a fedex worker, burst into a home in brooklyn. they tape the hands, feet, and mouths of the people inside with duct tape, force them to open a safe, and stole $50,000 in cash and another $80,000 in jewels. the victims, two women and a man, were not hurt. >>> we're getting our first look at an aerial drug drop into a jail near cleveland. >> someone used a drone to release marijuana and a cell phone into an inmate reception area in euclid, ohio. you see there a guy trying to catch it. the incident happened in june. prosecutors are deciding whether to file criminal charges. >>> and an arizona man is the second person to be arrested in connection with the death of rapper mac miller, who overdosed on drugs and alcohol last year. federal agents picked up ryan reavis at his home where they found a significant stash of illegal drugs and firearms. so far police aren't saying exactly how reavis is connected to miller. >>> kylie jenner says she's heartbroken that she will be missing t

did you see "the new york times"? the times is dead. long live "the new york times." long live "the new york times." and i do want it to lives but they have to change their ways. >> laura: here to react, former associate counsel to george w. bush, john u. and a former deputy independent counsel and fox news contribut contributor. i feel like this is deja vu, having you back on this set a year ago, we were dealing with this blase for testimony. and what's this really all about? >> this is about culture in a campaign of intimidation, trying to get justice kavanaugh to change his opinion. they can't accept the fact that they lost fair and square in the confirmation process and elect the president said, they will do anything. it's not just about a failure of fact-checking at "new york times," the reporters who wrote this piece are the same reporters who wrote the book where they spent a year researching these allegations. they aren't even new allegations. they knew about the supposedly new allegations and now today they are standing up and saying it's a basis for impeachm

. >>> the new reporting tonight. allegations president trump pressured ukraine's leader eight times in a single phone call to investigate the son of rival joe biden. the call leading a u.s. intelligence officer to file an official complaint the president taking new aim at the whistleblower involved >>> and walking out of class. millions of students demanding action on climate change >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone there are several breaking stories as we come on the air tonight, and we begin with the terrifying scenes in a suburb of chicago where a man drove an suv through the main hallway of a shopping mall late today smashing into stores and displays. tonight, shoppers and workers described the frightening moments as they took cover in stores hoping the worst was over n s the late details >> this is not happening right now. >> reporter: a black suv plowing through a busy mall smashing displays, terrifying shoppers. >> all of a sudden, a car came crashing through

anytime with the abc 7 news app.tomization. get the news delivered to your phone in real time. thank you for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> the vallejo police department facing three new lawsuits, accusations of excessive force and racial profiling revealed today. >>> what a difference a year makes. the bay area may be entering what's considered a normal real estate market. we'll explain why. >>> and new problems for antonio brown now with the patriots. what we know about nike's nfl s. >>> the vallejo police department under fire again. three new lawsuits filed today making accusations of e and rac. good evening. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. thank you for joining us. all three of these new lawsuits involve african-americans who say they were roughed up by officers during bogus arrests. eric thomas is live in oakland where he just spoke with the attorney for the plaintiffs. >> reporter: john burris says he sued the pd many times and, in fact, has 14 active lawsuits going against them right n

o'donnell. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome, everyone, to the "overnight news." errol barnett. there are charges of a white house cover-up in the unfolding story of president trump's controversial phone call with the leader of ukraine. during the call, the president apparently pressured the ukrainian to investigate joe biden and his family. the bombshell of the day, a verbatim transcript of that all and records of it locked down in a secret server to preserve stop secret national security documents. the whistle-blower was delivered to congress just as the director of intelligence testified on capitol hill, all as part of the house impeachment inquiry. nancy cordes begins our coverage. >> i think the whistle-blower did the right thing. >> reporter: the nation's top intelligence official told lawmakers today he has no reason to doubt the whistle-blower's intentions. in a detailed nine-page complaint, the whistle-blower says senior white house officials worked to lock down all records of a presidential phone call this summer out of fear that they had witnessed the p

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> vallejo has a new police chief named to the position. he just needs to pass a background check. williams will take over for the previous chief who announced his retirement in june. vallejo police department has had a rough year with controversy over a deadly shooting at a taco bell drive-through and the violent arrest of a marine veteran caught on video. >>> stanford revealed it received a $50,000 donation from late billionaire and accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein's foundation. the ft was in 2004, two years before epstein was first arrested for pleaded guilty in . epstein was arrested for sex trafficking this past july, as you probably remember, and died by suicide last month while awaiting trial. stanford says the 2004 donation is the only one it received from the foundation. >>> heads up, b.a.r.t. trains are down to one track between the orinda and walnut creek stations. b.a.r.t. crews are performing major upgrades on the track this weekend. the work has closed two eastbound lanes of highway 24 near oak hill road in lafayette. ex

>>> new front-runner? surging in iowa, edging ahead of joe biden for the first time. but with a critical fund-raising deadline just days away, will more candidates drop out? >>> the new threat from tropical storm karen. warnings already up in puerto rico. rob marciano with the timing and what the models show. >>> nursing home fire. the three-alarm emergency in the middle of the night. firefighters rushing to get more than 80 residents to safety. some out of second-floor windows. >>> also tonight, the alleged bomb plot targeting two schools with plans of a possible mass

, watches the news reaction to his to, to further . there is something in our modern media culture where it's like we're living in a show that is being produced for one viewer in chief. i also like to thank the book or the title as larger residents because one thing the book is talking about as well as donald trump is this tendency in media to move on this sort of monoculture , smooth tone mass media audience to this internet bubble, miss bonnie where we are broken down into smaller and smaller groups. >> do you find yourself with a grudging respect for donald trump's manipulation of television to mark. >> i think you don'tbecome president without being good at something . and donald trump became president because he is very good at directing attention tohimself and using attention .television i believe, i am biased from my profession but it is one of the most popular forces in our culture and he is instinctually i think and purposely merged with it. he thinks like a cable news television camera which is to say he has this instinctual

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and terry, abc news has reached the woman at the center of this new allegation. "the times" reporting her friends say she doesn't remember the incident. she's refused to discuss it with them. but she did have something to say to our team? >> reporter: she did, david. she said she's not doing interviews, but when we asked her, are there other sources that we could speak to about her story, she told us, simply, "all i can say is, ask brett." david? >> terry moran, live at the supreme court. thank you. >>> next, to the weather threats on both sides of the country tonight. dry, gusty winds fueling wildfires in the west. red flag warnings from california to utah. the horseshoe fire forcing evacuations near riverside, california. and another fire popping up along the i-5 in escondido. while off the east coast tonight, we're watching hurricane humberto. now a full-on hurricane, triggering rip currents right along the coast. let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, she's in california, tracking both stories for us. ginger? >> reporter: it's only breezy here,

and at home a new contradiction. we are working ha rd new contradiction.g hard and had a good productive exchange. has there been a total breakthrough? i would exchange. has there been a total breakthrough? iwould not exchange. has there been a total breakthrough? i would not say so. my more optimistic than i was when we took off this morning, i would say a little bit but not much. and have changed the law to try to stop you taking uk out without a deal in october. how do you propose to get round that because you keep saying you have no intention of delaying.” will uphold the constitution and obey the law but we will come out on october the 31st. well how? we will come out on october the 31st, it is vital that people understand that the uk will not extend. we will not go on remaining in the eu beyond october the 31st, what on earth is the point. but that means you're looking a way around the law? does are your words, what we will do is come out on a the 31st, deal or no deal and staying in beyond october the 31st is completely crackers. you really think yo

lester holt is next with nightly news. >>> breaking news tonight. the new tropical storm warning the threat gaining strength in the caribbean. the bahamas still reeling from the devastation of hurricane dorian bracing for impact new concerns tonight in florida and along the southeast and gulf coasts al roker is here with the track. >>> also tonight, the breaking headline of the deadly boat disaster the ntsb just revealing all crew members were asleep when the flames erupted the coast guard working to lift the ship from the water. tonight, the new warning about charging phones on boats >>> the fertility clinic accused of a shocking mix-up a father stunned to discover he's not his child's biological dad. >> it shuts you down your whole everything, your life this is not my daughter. whose is it? >> the parents suing the clinic. >>> nbc news investigates the staggering number of prescription drugs imported to the u.s. from china why officials warn it is a major health and national security threat >>> the felon on the run found posing as a surgical assis

the governor's ord comes after two other states, new york and new jersey to reflect flavored e-cigarettes. california newsom cited at least one death and 63 cases of respiratory illness related to vaping thc or cannabis-based oils. san francisco-based juul labs has 75% of the market. the company did not immediately respond but has indicated support for measures designed to reduce the use of juul products among teens. the governor's actions today stopped short of banning flavored cigarettes, but he told reporters if such a bill lands on his desk, he will, quote, absolutely sign it. in sacramento, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo also has taken executive action to ban the sale of e-cigarette flavors there. his office says the order will advance legislation to eliminate deceptive marketing practices to underaged users. it would also raise the legal age to buy e-cigarettes to 21. today the centers for disease control activated its emergency operations center because of vaping. it serves as a nerve center to offer resources to local officials. the cdc is also workin

the start the new year. >>is this is even about vaccines anymore. this is about government stepping in where it doesn't belong. to say that this the new civil right team is far from. i think it diminishes all all the struggles that we've gone. >>those who want to build my law say it's about safety doctors who previously granted a lot of medical exemptions won't be under scrutiny for those in the past but again this law starts in the new year. >>coming up in the next hour. our series on getting ready for the next big earthquake. this morning we're going to show you just how easy it is to check and make sure your home is earthquake safe. valuable information that you don't want to miss a stay tuned, that's coming up. and after the break google is under the microscope with authorities looking to see if the tech companies violated any antitrust laws. and you look outside this morning shows temperatures on the cooler side of things 50's 60's and even some 40's up in napa and santa rosa. >>i'm talking our coolest

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welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: one of the world's oldest travel firms, thomas cook, has ceased trading. britain launches its largest—ever peacetime repatriation operation to bring home more than 150,000 stranded customers. as world leaders gather for another climate summit, we ask — can china kick its coal habit? getting electricity from these things is now cheaper per unit than generating it from coal. and a surprise at the emmy‘s as phoebe waller—bridge beats off stiff competion to win for fleabag hello, and welcome. in the last hour, the uk's oldest travel firm, thomas cook, has announced it ceased trading after talks with creditors and shareholders to raise the $250 million to avoid collapse failed. ministers say plans to fly holidaymakers back to the uk are in place. it was one of the world's largest travel firms and employed 22,000 staff, 9,000 of whom are in the uk, and serves 19 million customers a year in 16 different countries. simon calder is the travel editorfor the independent and he j

"new day" continues right now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning and welcome to your "new day." monday, september 9th, 8:00 in the east and we have breaking news. new details on president trump's plan to hold a secret meeting with the taliban at camp david. cnn has just learned that vice president mike pence opposed the plan, aligning himself with national security adviser john bolton. both men raised concerns about holding the meeting on the week of the 9/11 anniversary. both were overruled by the president. now this comes as house democrats will begin a big step forward on impeachment proceedings. multiple sources tell cnn the house judiciary committee could vote this week on a resolution that lays out the procedures for an impeachment investigation. >> also, this morning, a new republican challenger for president trump. former congressman and south carolina governor mark sanford says he will join two other republicans who are taking on the president for the gop nomination. president trump has taken notice. he tweeted about sanford moments ago. he slammed all three chall

new level.more than 800 people in 46 states suffered lung injuries likely linked to vaping. now state health agencies reporting at least a dozen vaping related deaths, two just this week in florida and georgia. nearly 40% of vaping-linked injuries are in people younger than 21 according to the cdc. among those hospitalized, jerry sullivan's 17-year-old son eddy. >> teenagers have this it can't happen to me attitude. i feel like they need to understand that yes, it can happen to them. >> reporter: at a congressional hearing tuesday, the cdc deputy director shared that they can't connect the illnesses to any particular compound or product, and that no single product has been associated with all of the cases. >> we are getting new cases reported every day. >> what we don't know unfortunately is the cause. >> reporter: several states taking action. massachusetts instituting a four-month ban on all vaping sales and new york, michigan and rhode island among the states moving to ban all flavored vaping

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here in new york city. quarter million dollars in cash missing from jfk airport. where is that money tonight? here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, federal authorities in new york city say a delta baggage handler is the culprit behind a massive cash heist at jfk airport. police arresting 40-year-old quincy thorp at his home in brooklyn early this morning, but more than a quarter million dollars they say he took still missing. >> he's denying it. he's denying it. they searched his home, his car. they didn't find anything. >> reporter: the money was part of a cash shipment that was being loaded onto delta flight 1225, bound for miami. when the flight arrived, the money was gone. behaving badly before. in 2013, new york port authority police set up a sting operation, placing cameras in the holds of planes. catching handlers stealing cash right out of a passenger's wallet. seven workers were charged. and david, in this new case, police say they quickly identified thorp, because around the time of the

good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> who do you like more, the country or the hispanics? he says the country, i don't know, i may have to go for the hispanics, to be honest with you. we got a lot of hispanics. we love our hispanics. >> president trump campaigns in new mexico, trying to expand his base and a state that has only gotten bluer there since his floss 2016. >> sources tell nbc news that the attack from the saudi oil facility is d-in fact come from iran and the president says he is open to responding with lethal force. >> the house judiciary committee is set to hold the first impeachment hearing today and the white house is already doing what it can to slow things down. >>> good morning, everyone, it's tuesday, september 17, i'm yasmin vossoughian, alongside ayman mohyeldin. >> we begin with an attack on a major oil facility, and three sources tell nbc news, the attack on the saudi oil field originated from iran and that there is extremely compelling evidence showing the origination point of the strikes. one official with direct knowledge tells nbc

according to the "new york times," the new york city department of parks and recreation expected betweennd 10,000 people to attend last night's speech. however, warren's campaign says the crowd exceeded 20,000. though that estimate could not be independently verified, warren spent about four hours after the speech taking selfies with the crowd. there is, you know, a growing narrative here about the size of her crowds which are rivaling some of the trump rallies we've seen. >> donald trump always talks about his crowds, these were the type of crowds that he -- 4,000, 5,000 in new hampshire before the new hampshire primary, he was very proud of that. he's proud of -- you know, he's had big crowds, 20,000, 25,000. but donald trump is a showman. no doubt about it. regardless whether you love him, whether you hate him, he puts on a show for people, that's what draws them. we talked about it before. it's elvis in '77. he sings the greatest hits. it's a happening event. elizabeth warren is drawing these crowds talking about policy. >> right. >> talking about the legislation she'll put in place.

now a new wrinkle to the story could put the allegations in a new height. >> big news from millennialsheir obsession with avocado toast it is monday it is september 16th fbn:am starts right now. little beetles to start off monday morning everybody welcome to fbn:am and good morning i'm cheryl casone. >>happy monday good morning i'm lauren simonetti. >> i want to take a look a lot of breaking news overnight it is affecting your money this morning. we are seeing pressure in the futures market on middle east tension what is we with just mention that tao is down 111 s&p down 14 nasdaq down 59 remember, though, the fed is meeting this week a very busy week or for markets folks. >> paying a look at the yield on tern injury treasury back on friday down to 1.8% this morning. >> well that attack in saudi arabia sending price are of oil surging this morning the contract was up more than 15% last night. haven't seen that since may 21st right now up about 7 and a half% last on crude 58 8. brengt at one point it was up 20% in asia, i do want to point out that nikkei in japan is closed for a holiday

let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york again scored a yen some interesting trade news there with your pen but it's not really the trade news driving markets today what can you tell us the other main trade news was actually some speculation or remark from u.s. president donald trump and saying that trade with china could be closer than we think that does not mean that trade deal is imminent but this was some comforting news for the market but when it comes to the trade deal between the u.s. and japan there are also some interesting details so for example part of it is a digital trade and then also it is good news for the u.s. farmer for the agricultural industry and at least for now obviously washington is not going to impose higher tariffs on car and car imports from japan. of course as we have to ask you about the big news in the us right now this impeachment inquiry housing markets reacted to this if at all you know investors on wall street to basically shrugged it off and maybe because they do not really believe that this impeachment inquiry is going to go anywhere

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>> hello, new york city.cheers] honor to me to be here with all of you today on this .istorical day people are striking today in over 150 countries. [cheers] on all continents. and when i say all continents, i mean all continents, even antarctica. [cheers] and we are not in school today. and this time we are not alone. we have some adults who are not at work today, either. [cheers] and why? because this is an emergency. our house is on fire. and it is not just the young people's house. we all live here. it affects all of us. and we will not just stand aside and watch. we are united behind the science and we will do everything in our power to stop this crisis from getting worse. [cheers] even if that means skipping school or work because this is more important. why should we study for a future that is being taken away from us? [cheers] is being stolen for profits? [cheers] say we justple study to become climate scientists or politicians so we in the future can solve the climate crisis. but by then, it will be