this is -- no, newark, new jersey. newark, new jersey.hey are putting these images up. and i'm seeing them for the first time. so i'm just going to go through them as we get all of these -- this new video and pictures coming into cnn. this is what is happening all over the northeast. but what is important is that there are states of emergency happening all over bridgeport, connecticut, you are looking at right now. and there you go. you are hearing the honking out on the interstates. and that car up to its windows in floodwaters. and that is why they are telling you do not drive through those floodwaters, even though people do. this is brooklyn, new york, and you have cars in brooklyn, new york, that are literally creating wakes that are flowing into people's homes right now. the future mayor of new york city, eric adams, joins us now. um, mayor elect -- mayor nominee, excuse me -- mayor nominee. let's not get ahead of ourselves. thank you for joining us. given me your assessment of the situation. talk to me. >> thank you. thank you, don.

among the new york pictorial papers, the new york illustrated news published the largest number of pictures of the riot, extending its visual coverage all the way to its august 29th issue. it also offered the most brutish and brutal images of the rioters and their depredations. the facial signs of irish catholicism such as the blunt features of one of the people said to have been, quote, sketched from life and throughout the ill stated news -- illustrated news' riot coverage. some of these displays of, as they put it, credittic physiology -- celtic physiology, would be reprinted in the american phrenological journal to support its findings supposedly based on postmortem examinations of typical rioters' heads and bodies. their crane yas, quote, moral, intellectual and spiritual regions wered sadly deficient. continuing the quote with, their heads were houses of only one story, and that a basement. almost every illustrated news engraving depictedded very little variation among rioters, whether male or female. that uniformity perhaps due to the antipathy towards the irish of the weeklies' publ

century, new england. and as with all great melodramas this one begins on a dark and stormy night. march 15th 1750 rain and snow fell in alternating torence on the small hamlet of canterbury, connecticut and mehetto bell smith lay dying. earlier that day a young woman named mary smith who was not related had served her a pancake laced with rats being or what we tomato as arsenic. almost immediately metabel, phil violently ill and died the following day and autopsy conducted by several local doctors revealed. what appeared to be foul play and so mary smith was remanded to the wyndham county jail to await trial for murder. indicted on the same day mary's alleged accomplice was none other than john smith. had a bell's husband of 10 years and the father of their four children. surviving court records, you'll feel few clues to the motive that led john smith to conspire with mary smith to murder his wife, but isaac backus the prominent leader of the new england separate baptist movement provided additional detai

the news tonight. the air because there are two tornadoes in our region now. one confirmed on the ground, another radar indicated. nbc 4 new york live, and late breaking let's listen in. >> we can still see there is some location at the center of this storm as it's driving to the northeast right around 40 miles an hour. frankly by 7:58, river view, 8:04. >> these are all new jersey locations. >> south plain field and 8:13 by north plainfield storm team 4's dave price right now. what else are you seeing spl couple of things we need to take note of this system, this area has seen a kind of corridor where we've seen tornadoes, which have kind of moved through, stretching back toward philadelphia, immediate area around philadelphia earlier this afternoon, we saw tornadoes spawn in and around maryland and the capital this question is how much energy can this retain on that path as we continue the cone to the north and east. >> yeah. >> it's a good reminder. i'm stepping in simply to say if people are within

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got stuck at a metropark in new jersey, about 45 minutes from new york.dednd roads closed, there was no way to get home. so, we all slept on the train and the kind staff gave us free coffee in the morning and as the sun rosever the tracks, the train was still stuck, so my dear husband drove out from brooklyn to get me. my hero. i was lucky. a knight stuck in a train is nothing compared to being in a car with the water rising around you. we are all seeing more extreme weather and it is something we have to navigate. thank you for watching "bbc america." ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, ida'

jersey and new york city. it's the remnants of ida, and it's wraeeaking havoc live reports and updates as we get them throughout this news hour but first tonight the fight to defend lake daw no from a monster fire wildfires, powerful winds threatening to push it all closer to a popular resort area. a cal fire official says they need to get through tonight and that then, then there could be a light at the end of this fire tunnel because winds are forecasted to finally let up the caldor fire charging towards the southern tip of the lake it's now just 5 miles or so from there and has been racing through the drought stricken area it's burned more than 200,000 acres. larger than the area that is memphis. it's also forced ten of thousand of people to evacuate. right now fire officials say it's about 20% contained, but they say they've made some progress in just a moment i'll speak with an official from cal fire who's been on the front lines of the fight first near the fire in echo summit, here's nbc's steve patterso

marcus moore from texas tonight. >>> in new york and new jersey tonight, president biden touring the disaster zone. the storms from the remnants of hurricane ida slamming into that front. dozens killed in the historic rainfall and flash flooding. more than 50 in the northeast alone, including people trapped in their basement apartments filling with water. and where they're still searching, including two young college students who still have not been found. the president tonight saying it is clear climate change is here and whit johnson from new york. >>> overseas tonight, four americans rescued from afghanistan. how they got out. the state department now saying about 100 americans still stranded. the taliban reportedly blocking commercial planes from leaving. and what we're now learning tonight about the new taliban government already. martha raddatz live in washington. >>> as this nation prepares to mark 20 years since 9/11, the alleged mastermind behind the attacks appearing in court in guantanamo bay. khalid sheikh mohammed, ksm, and four alleged co-conspirators, what played out i

how to fix it. >>> the new tell all book about former first lady melania trump and the new claim about her response to the january 6th riot at the capitol. >>> a monday night football thriller in las vegas. the overtime ending. >>> and from the umpire who took a hit to the head and stayed in the game to the bad dog crashing this sporting event to the head turning and bizarre fashion on display at the met gala, it's tuesday, september 14th. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. okay, we begin with the breaking news. nicholas taking aim at texas and louisiana. prior to landfall overnight, the storm strengthened into a hurricane with winds up to 75 miles per hour, but the big concern is rain and storm surge. here's a live look right now at galveston, texas, nearly 200,000 power outages are already reported, and overnight president biden approved an emergency declaration for louisiana. >> and back in texas, new video shows the lights going out in the city of lake jackson, south of houston, as the storm slammed the coast, and not far away a tree fell on top of this rv, two people were rescued

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sam brock, nbc news, new orleans. >>> tonight a pandemic milestone. the cdc says 75% of american adults have now received at least one vaccine dose but with president biden planning to announce a new strategy to combat the delta variant, there are fears of a new spike from holiday travel here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: just as covid cases began to stabilize in some pockets of the country, tonight there is growing concern the nearly pre-pandemic number of americans who traveled for the holiday weekend could fuel another nationwide surge. it comes just as many young, unvaccinated children return to the classroom for the first time, fearing worries over new outbreaks. officials urging parents to take extra precaution >> i'm concerned about that convergence, that perfect storm of flu, covid, and everything else >> reporter: with more than 100,000 hospitalized tonight, big cities like austin are already facing a serious shortage of icu beds in idaho, some ten medical centers are now activating their crisis standards of care, facing a crushing wave of c

nada tawfik, bbc news, new york.: before we go, tomorrow will be an emotional day here in new york city and across this country. here at the sight of where the world trade center once stood, six momes of silence will be observed, marking the times at which each of the twin towers was struck by the hijacked planes, the moments when they collapsed, the time when a plane slammed into the pentagon, and the crash of flight 93 in jacksonville, pennsylvania. the names will be read out at a ceremony attended by family members, survivors, and first members. president joe biden and the first lady will be here also. tonight, a tribute. a new york tradition as twin beams reach high in the sky, honoring those killed on 911, marking the resilience of new york city 20 years on from the 9/11 attacks that changed america and its relationship with the world. thank you for joining us for the special edition of "bbc world news america." i'm laura trevelyan. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrat

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let's get to the news.r president trump filed a lawsuit, yesterday, against the "new york times. three times reporters and his niece, mary trump, for disclosing his tax documents but, he might have given away the game, because he's suing for quote, "$100 million untaxable dollars. [ light laughter ] after former president trump filed the lawsuit yesterday, mary trump said that her uncle is a quote, "loser." this first reported by the "new york times. during his address, yesterday, to the u.n. general assembly, president biden spoke about the upcoming world climate summit and called on leaders to quote, "bring their highest possible ambitions. said australia, "a knife that's also a beer. [ laughter ] according to a new book, russian president vladimir putin told president biden on a phone call that he was quote, "upset that biden called him a killer" in an old interview. putin was apparently so upset, that two of his aides committed suicide. [ light laughter ] according to new court documents, former preside

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cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, september 15th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, california governor gavin newsom is projected to survive a recall effort. but the high-profile democrat is not in the clear yet. >>> new launch for the second time this week. north korea reportedly fires off more missiles putting neighboring countries on alert. >>> secret meetings and calls. a bombshell book details the chaotic moments and concerns about sparking a war in the final days of the trump final days of the trump administration. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments out of california where it appears governor gavin newsom will keep his job for now. cbs news projects the effort to recall him has failed, but the democrat is still facing challenges down the road. anthony pura is in los angeles. good morning.thve have been considered an upset loss. can you tell us more about that? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, it would have been considered an upset loss. roughly

these are new pictures that you're seeing here from new jersey. we also have new pictures this morning from louisiana that shows the devastation there. but joining me now, we want to begin in newark, new jersey, on the phone is the mayor of newark, ross baraka. mayor, thanks so much for taking the time this morning because you we know you and your community facing so much. the first question is as we watch live rescues underway, do you know how many lives are at risk at this point? >> well, i think right now the potential for life risk is low. i mean, last night it was pretty dangerous. i think that a lot of crews were out. a lot of people are rescuing cars mostly. there are about 200 cars in newark alone that are stranded. i'm sure there are more across the state of new jersey. we still have substantial flooding, flooding in the airport, flooding in schools, a lot of folks are working remotely or delayed open. they can't get around. we're basically trying to remove cars and debris out of the street and get some power back on in some areas. that's

new images of the fast-moving danger. home surveillance video showing a man getting out of the basement seconds before rushing water burst through the walls. three major fires burning out of control for hours in new jersey today. firefighters helpless, blocked by flooded roads. streets filled with water 24 hours ago, now packed with debris. rob marciano standing by. >>> also tonight, president biden getting a firsthand look at the devastation caused by hurricane ida in louisiana. we're now learning about the investigation into several nursing home patient deaths. abc news obtaining these images showing the conditions. and the frustration growing. hundreds of thousands still without power and running low on the u.s.an water, and fuel. top health officials at the fda and cdc telling the white house they're not sure they can meet the president's timeline for offering that third shot. and tonight, the cdc's covid travel warning heading into the holiday weekend, especially for unvaccinated americans. >>> overseas tonight, the

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a new york restaurant scene getting a run for its money. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> grandma's cooking, you do not have to ask me twice. >> i'm already hungry. >> they like put their elbow into everything. what did you grow up with your grandma making? >> indian food, chicken curry. lentil soup. >> do i know that! my grandmother cooked somali food, which has a lot of indian spices in it. >> all those warming spices. i'm hungry. >> it is early in the morning, and we so happy to have reena roy here. nice to have her forego her sleep. >> we're hanging in there. >> at least we're going to have her for the rest of today. we begin with a major vaccine mandate kicking in today. >> health care workers across new york state have until midnight to get their first covid shot or could be out of a job. >> tens of thousands of employees are expected to defy the mandate and trigger a staffing shortage, but the governor is making plans to replace them. phil lipoff has the latest. >> reporter: with the deadline for all new york state health care workers to get vaccinated, officials

jon sopel, bbc news, new york.ays the threat of terrorism in the uk remains "a real and enduring thing". ken mccallum revealed that 31 late—stage attack plots had been foiled here in the last four years. and he warned that more sophisticated groups could reform once again. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera reports. for 20 years, surveillance and security have become ever more entwined in our lives — a sign of a threat that has not gone away, as the head of m15 told the bbc today. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism and to guard against terrorism. this is a real problem and in the last four years, for example, working with the police, my organisation has disrupted 31 late—stage attack plots in great britain. a new counterterrorism operations centre was launched this summer by m15 and the police but the threats have also been changing. since 9/11, we have had a continued evolving, huge challenge with islamist extremist terrorism. we have the rise of extreme right—wing terrorism and we h

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from new york.s and the exxon station in the weight of all of the water from ida causing the canopy two collapse. what is left of ida pushing into new england causing damage for then there. back to you. >>> incredible images and video. >>> now to the other top story. the caldor fire. anne makovec is live in south lake tahoe with signs of progress. >> reporter: the weather has been cooperative with firefighters. cooler temperatures and lighter winds a we are expecting update from cal fire in about a half hour. hopefully we will have good news as far as the progress they could make over night. we did shoot this new video about five miles from where i am standing. that was in christmas valley. you can see how firefighters are working two safe property. they are allowing the fire due to burn on one side here of highway 89 and you can see it as ripping the trees there on the hillside to their homes on the other side of roadway from where my photographer was standing, so, they are allowing the related ba

we sought in louisiana, and now here in new york and new jersey.y pushing the urgency ahead of congress's upcoming discussions about the comprehensive budget plan, which will include not just infrastructure, but talks about climate mitigation efforts. he has not just speaking to republicans. he is speaking to his own party because there is a debate between moderates and progressives about how far the country could -- should go. the clear message from biden is that the government keeps spending after the fact for these disasters. congress has already asked for $14 billion to clean up from ida. president biden said there is no time to waste. laura: the president wants the u.s. to climate-proof its infrastructure. is that even possible in new york city with the structure flooded? >> these storms are happening and we look back to hurricane sandy and new york being undersea level and really having to revamp so many different subway lines. what we heard from new york is that they are continuing to do repairs, to get water pumps to pump out the water, to

find new adventures. find new roads.hevrolet. >>> that the last strong hold in afghanistan has fallen tonight they're holded newspaper the pan cheer valley 90 miles northeast of kabul taliban claimed they had captured the valley and full control of the country but the resistance said that is prur propaganda we're still waiting for the taliban to announce who the president of afghanistan is going to be. this is expected to be this man. here in the united states the homeland security secretary said some afghan evacuees have been blocked from entering the united states after they turned out to be on terror watch lists nbc news has learned the u.s. is sending two evacuees to kosovo for further review because of security concerns after they arrived at a u.s. airport. meantime, secretary of state antony blinken announcing that he will visit qatar and ramstein air base in germany. he's set to fly out this week. now the so-called qanon shaman who stormed the u.s. capital on january 6 wearing horns and face paint and wielding a s

and new video showing an insanely close call inside a new jersey basement. a teen walking through a basement and up some stairs moments later the entire wall caves in and water gushes through. the basement filled with water in a single second >>> in new york city, at least 13 people died in the devastating storm. more of those people in flooded basement apartments. today, mayor de blasio announced major changes how the city evacuates flooding first responders will go door to door to get people out before the big storms the mayor says the city will also send out stronger alerts and could issue travel bans like it does in the case of a major snowstorm. de blasio reiterated they had no idea what was about to hit the city on wednesday night. >> here is what we did not know. that we would have literally shocking and unprecedented rainfall we had a one-hour period wednesday night that set the all-time record for a single hour in the history -- the recorded history of new york city and no one projected that coming >> but the national weather service and forecasters

>> fox news alert. search and rescue operations are underway at this hour as the remnants of ida pummel the northeast with the deadly results. the relentless rains sent water pouring in to new york city's subway tunnels forcing the train system to shut down. the flooding didn't end there. highways and roads turning into rivers filled with submerged cars. homes also left water logged with four people dying after being trapped in their flooded basements. tornadoes reported in pennsylvania and new jersey where homes were reduced to rubble. bryan llenas is live in one of the hard hit areas in queens, new york. what are you seeing, bryan? >> good afternoon, emily. we're talking about at least 16 people that have been killed as a result of the historic flooding and torrential rains from yesterday including nine people in new york. two people, a mother and her son, died in this apartment when flood waters came rushes in to the basement apartment. four feet of water came in there. they had five minutes to get o

the mayor of new york city says he's implementing new severe weather warning systems and new basement evacuation plans. tom? >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> and we are tracking that new storm threat to louisiana. for hundreds of thousands there, the crisis only getting worse tonight. our vaughn hilliard is there. >> reporter: eight days after ida, half a million in louisiana are still without power. some communities surrounded by standing water, homes gone. >> there's not a person on this side that's not suffering >> reporter: katie arias' home overtaken by floodwaters furniture tossed to the mud. >> you're drowning and you're reaching up and saying help me and no one's coming. >> reporter: officials say the total number of destroyed power poles higher than hurricanes katrina, ike, delta and zeta combined the national guard now operating a floating bridge to one town completely cut off by floodwaters. these waters and mud with nowhere to go >> the mud keeps coming and coming and coming, you know. >> reporter: concerns also rising about the most vulnerable. >> no lights, no water. n

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jon sopel, bbc news, new york.et some of the day's other news the leader and founder of peru's shining path militant group, abimael gussman, has died at the age of 86. the official peruvian truth and reconcilliation commission says the maoist rebel group was responsible for the deaths of more than 30,000 people during the country's 20—year civil war. guzman was captured in 1992 and jailed for life after being convicted of terrorism charges. haiti's prime minister has accused the country's prosecutors of "diversionary tactics designed to create confusion" after he was invited for questioning over the assassination of the president injuly. mobile phone records appear to show that he spoke to the main suspect in the hours after the shooting. as prime minister, mr henry's not legally obliged to co—operate. police in the greek city of thessaloniki, have used tear police in the greek city of thessaloniki have used tear gas and water cannon to keep around 1,000 anti—vaccination protesters from the venue of a speech by the

abc 7 news. we will see you back here tonight fo >>> several major developing stories as we come on the air tonight. a massive apartment explosion in georgia. that new tropical storm targeting the gulf coast. but first, the fda issues a new urgent warning in the deadly summer covid surge. federal health officials advise parents not to seek out covid vaccinations for children under 12. kids now make up 1 in 4 new cases. millions more young people just hours from returning to school. including those in new york city, the nation's largest school district. tonight, the administration defends president biden's new vaccine mandates. and the tragic story of the man whose family says he died after icu bed shortages at dozens of hospitals across three states. the family's message tonight. >>> also developing tonight, that new tropical storm gaining strength in the gulf. two weeks after ida's catastrophic impact. nicholas barreling toward the u.s. preparations already under way in texas. rob marciano is st

this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. today president biden heads to louisiana to meet with state and local leaders nearly a week after hurricane ida plowed through the gulf coast. officials say it could take weeks to restore power to hard-hit areas from the cat-4 storm. >>> jacob angeli better known as the qanon shaman is set to plead guilty in federal court. the 33-year-old stormed the u.s. c capitol on january 6. he faces a six-count indictment and felony charge. >>> sorry, goose and the stars. there is a need for delays due to covid. the film top gun maverick is expected to fly into theaters may of 2022. >>> for more news download the cbs news app on >>> it's friday, september 3rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." ida's aftermath. the death toll rises after historic rain submerges communities in the northeast. the cleanup that is now under way. >>> pledging aid. president biden heads to louisiana today to tour the devastation caused by hurricane ida. who he plans to meet, and the investigation that's under way in

"nightly news" is coming up right now. we'll see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the dangerous new threat in louisiana forcing more evacuations extreme heat roasting new orleans. hundreds of thousands still without power after hurricane ida. residents bussed to shelters to stay cool as the long lines for gas turned deadly. one man shot while waiting to fill up. >>> horrifying new video of nursing home residents forced to ride out the storm in a warehouse. patients packed in on mattresses on the floor. some calling out for help at least seven have died the punishment the nursing homes are now facing. >>> in the northeast, the death toll from ida's aftermath is rising and the moment these nypd officers dove into floodwaters in an attempt to rescue residents trapped below. >>> covid and schools. across the country more than 1,000 districts have closed for in-person learning this fall, and chilling new video of one father confronting a school principal over covid rules threatening to zip tie her hands and perform a c

>>> tonight, the coronavirus and the alarming new numbers and the questions over this new variant. the u.s. now heading into fall with four times more covid patients hospitalized than last fall. some hospitals now at a breaking point. in idaho, where they're now rationing care, forced to decide who gets treated first. we're with ems workers tonight responding to covid calls and the number of them coming in from the unvaccinated. more than 1 in 4 new covid cases now children. and tonight, the new mu variant, now seen in at least 28 states and concern over whether it could evade vaccines. and are booster shots coming soon? dr. jha is here to answer your questions on it all. >>> also tonight heergs in the northeast, still recovering from those deadly floods and tornado, tonight, the new severe storm threat. flash flood watches across the northeast. what to expect from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york. and the new tropical storm taking aim at florida. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> the fbi and the new video tonight of the suspect wanted for allegedly placing pipe bombs

breaking news. states of emergency. ida's remnants tear through the northeast with catastrophic results. at least eight people killed. an entire month of rain in just a few short hours turning roads to rivers, trapping drivers. thousands still stranded this morning. new york's subway system flooded and shut down. the storm spawning damaging tornadoes in new jersey and maryland, and this morning, the problems are far from over. with millions set to face a brutal commute. we've got complete coverage. >>> far from over. that fierce wildfire in california closing in on lake tahoe. flames threatening vacation spots as firefighters report their first progress from the front lines. we're there live. >>> breaking overnight -- a divided supreme court declines to block that controversial new law in texas banning nearly all abortions, the most restrictive in the country. president biden insisting it violates the constitution. so where does the tense showdown go from here? >>> those stories, plus -- covid contr

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i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's thursday, september 23rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, boosting shot approved. the fda clears the way for a third vaccine dose for certain groups. the final hurdle before millions of americans can get extra protection against covid. >>> steel barrier. how the governor of texas created his own wall to deter migrants from crossing into his state. >>> fbi manhunt. brian laundrie remains missing after his fiancee's body was found. the determination of crews searching for him. >>> good morning. i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments about pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. overnight the fda approved booster doses for older and at-risk americans. the third shot would be available to people 65 and older, but it's not a done deal just yet. the cdc has the final say, and an advisory committee is meeting today. bradley blackburn is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: g good morning. president biden had hoped to be offering boosters to all americans b