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we have rain in northern new england, boston has showers, new additional storms rolled through pittsburghs going to be a very humid day. boston, hartford, new york city, i think you're going to be left out of it today. you'll get a dryish day. watch out, buffalo to syracuse, there could be wind damage. tomorrow, a heads-up. all of our friends from minneapolis to green bay, mason city, anywhere north of des moines, cedar rapids, the quad cities, we have a chance for amy nr weather outbreak, possibly tornadoes too. we'll talk more about that tomorrow. but that's an early heads-up. >>> feenlt not to talk about the heat in the west, it finally rained. vegas had a little bit of rain and tucson. we had a monsoonal flow. you do have a chance of flash flood watch. there's something called slot canyons. google it. really cool images. when the water flows in those, you can get flash flooding and burn scars we expect a possibility of it, very heavy country in the rim country they call it like prescott, possibly 1 to 2 inches. the forecast for today, kasie, not quite as hot in areas like boston. much

being pushed out of office and said he probably wanted the boston police department and created opportunities, very disillusioned and take new exams put together so within five years, the youngest sgt. about time but he was also intended to see. the leadership of the boston police department would have had a broad amount of studies setting for the exams and if you think of the succession of police commissioners in boston, paul evans, billy evans, a clerk working for me, most of the leadership of the 90s and into the 21st century came in the 70s and there was a role model for me in the sense of anyplace i've gone, you were there for the time you were there and it would go on long after and i believe that is the case in new york to a lesser extent in boston and i think certainly can the case in los angeles where my successors and l.a. have gone back, both of whom you've also got the opportunity to work with. >> when you tell the story how the commissioner has roll call if you commit the sin of ask asking a question, hugo up for roll call and say are there any questions and no hands go up. you raise your hands, you asked the qu

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d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston. but of course we begin in florida with the damage already, and abc's will reeve leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, elsa has the entire east coast on alert. the storm moving inland after pummeling much of florida over the past 24 hours. images now coming in of extensive damage in jacksonville from a possible tornado. elsa has just made landfall to the northwest, in taylor county. here in the big bend region, as rains come along, flooding is a major concern. >> main road going through horseshoe beach is flooded. got damage to some of the homes. >> reporter: powerful storm surge inundating coastal roads with sea water. high winds peeling back shingles. in jacksonville, one person was killed after a tree fell on cars. in gainesville, flooding rains forcing first responders to carry some people from their homes. elsa slammed the keys tuesday, knocking out power to thousands. submerging cars in ft. myers and toppling huge trees in hillsboro county. chief meteorologist ginger zee in tampa

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later it happened. >> but talk about your first duty new york, new york city police commissioner, obviously you had a chance to serve as bostoncommission so let's fast forward to new york. first time around new york city, the largest department in the united states, i don't know if it was when you took it over in 94 but i don't think it was 40000. >> n95 is able to emerge the department so 8000. after i left and 96, 99 ops from that program, 100,000, 141,000 for a while. now there are about 33, 34000 once again. >> unbelievable size of an organization like that. how do you manage something like that? talk about the challenges managing something that large. >> the toughest job i had was running the 68% police department because in the intimacy of that department, you are the goo to person for everything. you have staff, i do have captains or majors, i had lieutenant and sgt. as a corporation counsel but it all came into the office i think district or precinct commander. in my pd in some respects my people would laugh and say it was easier but it was, the talent pool in the organization, i had almost 1000 captains in the organi

it will impact rebec with them. storms rate down through to new england, boston hiv 24 degrees on sunday. for the u. s. gulf coast, it remains unsettled once again, some particularly heavy rain to for southern areas of florida. central america are heavy spouts of what weather can be found through panama coast rica. we've got run of some thunder storms through the caribbean. and you know, for south america, it didn't happen. so i'll see on did not break the record, but we'll see if we can do it on sunday and we've got a bit of weather whiplash going on. temperature. it's down to 14 degrees by wednesday, that sure weather update sponsored power cut on airways from talk to al jazeera. we roll. did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen. you see the whole infrastructure being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra, besieged by violent crime and drugs. confronted by racism and integration. just 0 traces the history of such generation lebanese australians. exploring the conflicts and the struggle for except once u

to philadelphia, new york city to boston, beginning tomorrow morning. it could be a dangerous commute along parts of the i-95 corridor. they are warning tornadoes are also possible. the system slamming the carolinas today, wind and rain blasting surfside beach, south carolina. roughly 20 homes and an animal hospital injured in port royal. you can see branches littering the streets. and new images tonight of an ef-1 tornado touching down in jacksonville, florida. winds damaging businesses there. and authorities have now confirmed it was an ef-2 tornado flipping trailers at a naval submarine base in kings bay, georgia. at least nine people hurt. and the other storms hitting late today, even before elsa. the images here in new york city tonight. major flooding on the major deegan expressway. police using barrier trucks to rescue stranded drivers. this tropical storm expected to hit new york city tomorrow morning. 50 million people all along the coast at risk of flood flashing. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee leading us off again tonig

host: let's talk about your first tour of duty in new york as new york city police commissioner and obviously had a chance to serve as boston police commissioner but let's fast-forward to new york. the first time around new york city the largest department in the united states and i don't know how big it was when he took it over 94 but i don't think he was up to 40,000. >> guest: n 95 giuliani merge the three departments so we went up to 38,000 after i left in 96 and 99 with the cops program we went to 41,000 down to 3,334,000 went again. unbelievable the complexity of an organization like that. how do you manage something like that? talk about the challenges in managing something that large as a new york city police officer. >> guest: the toughest management job i had was running that 60% police department because in the intimacy of that department you are the go-to person for everything. i didn't have captained the i didn't have majors i had lieutenants and sergeants and i had a clue corporation counsel but it all came into that office like being the precinct commander. nypd in some respects people will laugh if you say w

we begin with, boston new york police commissioner, bill and they look at police violence and socialunrest with yale university professor law professor wrote a book to discuss experiences of a police officer in washington d.c. ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 every saturday, american history tv documents american stories and some facebook tv brings you the latest nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think it's just a community center? no, it's way more than that. >> students promote income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> next unbuilt tv, former head of police department in boston, new york and lost angeles to be by former d.c. philadelphia police chief, charles ramsey about his book, the profession, a memoir of community, grace and art of policing in america. >> how are you? >> are to be talking with you. >> same here. i read your y book and i thoroughly enjoyed it, it was a good read so i am glad you wrote it but i do have a

>> let's talk about your first tour of duty in new york as new york city police commissioner obviously you did have a chance to serve as boston police commissioner but let's fast-forward to new york . the largest department in the united states , i don't know what it was and 94 but i don't think it was up to 40,000. >> was 95, giuliani was able to merge the three departments so we went up to 38,000. after i left in 96, by 99 with the addition of the cops from the cops program the hundred thousand line got up to 41,000 for a while. they're now down to 33, 34,000 once again. >> unbelievable the size, the complexity of an organization like that. how do you manage something like that? talk about the challenges of managing something that large with the new york city police department? >> the toughest management job i had on that 68 percent police department was in the intimacy of that department i was a go to person for everything. i didn't have a staff, i had the tenants and sergeants and a corporation counsel for my issues but it all came into the office being a district commander orprecinct tecommander . covid-19 in some respec

new york. in the police commissioner obviously you did havers a chane to be the boston police commissioner so let'st-forward now to new york the first time around, new york city, the largest department in the united states. and you took it over 94. but i don't think that it was up to 40000 yet pretty. bill: and 95, the previous mayor had merged the three departments we went up to 38000 after i left and 96, and 99 with the petition of this program. we went to 41000 for a while but now were back down to 33000 or 441,304,000 once again pretty. >> unbelievable, the complexity of an organization like that. so how demand and manage something like that. talk about the challenges in managing something that large is a new york city policeman. sue and five tried the toughest management job that i had was running that 68 person police department. because in the intimacy of that department, you are they go to person for everything. i do staff, i did have captains or lieutenants and sergeants and had a corporation counsel for my large part of issues but you know they would come into the office it was like being

of the new boston post. she served on the u.s. commission on civil rights for approximately six years after having been appointed by president george w. bush. before serving on the commission, she was a research fellow at harvard law school and a legal fellow with the independent women's forum. she was also an attorney with the law firm robeson gray where she practiced labor and employment law. she earned her bachelor of arts from the university of massachusetts amherst and her jd from harvard law school. welcome. ms. diaz-yaeger is the president of the hispanic national bar association. she is a frequent speaker and cle presenter and serves as a facilitator for the louisiana state bar association. she is also a shareholder in the insurance section, where her primary areas of practice include industrial employment, insurance defense and coverage, environmental law, commercial litigation and board governance and cybersecurity. she also serves as the secretary of the board of directors of on path federal credi

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torrential rain and massive flooding in that area, and then going into your friday, d.c., new york city, boston as well could see some wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour good news is this storm system is starting to die down, but big threats are happening. storm surge and the flooding we'll talk about that coming up. >> talk to new a few, janessa. >>> a somber day for the community in surfside, florida funerals were held for seven victims. the youngest, 4-year-old emma and her sister they were buried in the same coffin decorated with pink and purple ribbon. rescuers discovered more bodies sf >> we have recovered four additional victims the number of confirmed deaths is now 36. with 29 of those identified. >> more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. >>> the pentagon announced the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan is now more than 90% complete. leaving afghan forces to battle the taliban. nbc's richard engel is on the ground with an exclusive as a fierce firefight broke out >> reporter: in a taliban-controlled area outside kabul, afghanistan's best troops huddle they'll raid a safe house an

prior to this role she was a contributing columnist and analyst for various media and news outlets like "bostonlobe" media, the bostonbe herald, new england cable news, and later became the editor in chief of the new boston post. ms. braceras serve on the u.s. commission on civil rights for proximally six years after having been appointed by president george w. bush. before serving on the commission she was a research fellow at harvard law school and a legal fellow with the independent women's forum. ms. braceras was also an attorney with the law firm ropes and gray llp where she practiced labor and employment law. ms. braceras earned her bachelor of arts from the university of massachusetts amherst, and her j. d. from harvard law school. welcome, ms. braceras. elia diaz-yaeger is the president of the hispanic national bar association. she is a frequent speaker and field presenter and serves as a diversity as a diversity facilitator for the louisiana state bar association. ms. diaz-yaeger is also a shareholder in the insurance section, where her primary areas, where her primary areas of practic

joining us now the boston pops conductor, keith lockhart. for us newkers or londoners, explain the significance of the boston pops to the city of boston? >> thank you for introducing us as the event of the weekend. we like to think of it that way. the boston pops fireworks spectacular is one of this nation's most beloved holiday traditions. when i say we have a nationwide and worldwide audience, i'm not exaggerating. there are some of the people around this country who think of this concert as being where america spends its birthday. as you know, last year we were not able to do this. so, this year, as things begin to open up, our return to a live fourth of july, with a live audience -- something our orchestra has not performed in front of in a year and half -- is really, the feeling is indescribable. it is so great to be back on that podium. caroline: back on the podium you have been leading since the young age of 35. keep coming our history is amazing. who are you most -- keith, your history is amazing. you have a lineup of incredible talent joining

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it used to be that the emission to elite public schools and a lot of studies, new york, boston, virginiad on an entrance exam and the advantages no one knew your race on an entrance exam. the problem with that progressive's is that asian americans do very, very well black and latino students don't do as well or don't do as well as the numbers in the population so the answer is typically progressive, instead of boosting black and latino achievement for example by the great schools that specialize schools are giving parents more options, they just said we won't have to test so we won't be embarrassed by the kat that's what they have done at fairfax. the map is determinative for asian americans. before the changes, thomas jefferson high school for science and technology was 80% minority. seventy of the 80% or asian americans and as you know, there are a diverse group amongst themselves. they range from southie and is enemies' house ran from chinese to japanese and all sorts in between so it's a very diverse community but they are not the right kind of minority so to make room for the studen

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back then competitors were on teams from various cities including new orleans, boston, pittsburgh, andp out when they realized who they would be competing against. one of the girls on the cleveland team was black. it took some convincing but organizers were able to keep the new orleans contestants in the game and it was a very different game. part written exam, part oral spelling. the team with the best score would win. in the end, cleveland won the bee. and one of its spellers had a perfect score. the black girl. her name was marie bolden, a 14-year-old. 14, just like zaila avant-garde. the delegates at the convention reportedly erupted in applause when she won. even the other teams cheered for her. civil rights leader booker t. washington was one of the convention's speakers. after marie bolden's victory, he said, quote, we spell out of the same spelling book that you do. and i think you will also admit, that we spell a little better. unquote. so the first national spelling bee was won by a black girl named marie bolden. perhaps no one reacted as badly as the city of new orleans did

i believe that was the case in new york, to a lesser extent in boston. i think certainly the case in los angeles where my successors in l.a. two of the most forward thinking police chiefsbo brought me back in time a bit when you tell the story about the commissioners and roll call and you committed the cardinal sin of asking a question. no questions go up. you raised your hand you asked thequ question. >> unite became very experiences that is outsiders coming into the department begin to when the trust for the cops by getting out there, showing up at roll call showing up at all hours of the nightsca. not to catch them but to basically listen to them and make yourself available. that is something he did he made a point of getting on every station house and introduced himself. at that time i'd become so disillusioned with policing and the boston police i was looking to move to a suburban police department. he came into that rollcall and i'd been hearing good things i was desperate to get out of that district that was a dumping ground of the apartment. not

fires in the west forcing authorities to issue new quality alerts in six states from washington to wyoming to arizona. the alerts all the way east to boston this week. and we're tracking severe storms moving into the nooegs tomorrow. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york included. >>> the tragic death, the high school football player collapsing on the first day of practice. >>> in new york, shark sightings for a third day in a row. authorities closing beaches outside new york city. on long island, where they're tracking the sharks tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the coronavirus and the highly contagious delta variant racing across the country. we're now seeing nearly 57,000 new cases a day in this country, that's up 400% in just five weeks. and the new evidence that fully vaccinated people with those breakthrough infections of the delta variant can potentially spread the disease to others. that new cdc guidance urging americans in areas with a surge in cases to wear masks indoors, even if you're vaccinated. and for schoolchildren, teachers and staff to do

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all the way to boston and new york. you can see the smoke heading to the east. the unhealthy air quality smoke is still happening right near lake tahoe and. due to the fire. you can see that is going to be ongoing issue. if you have travel plans. keep a close eye on that air quality forecast. closer to home you have fog in san francisco. a cool night at 55 degrees. a different story further in land. 65 degrees in san hoz. check out the temperature in livermore. 73 degrees. with the numbers in the 70s at this hour now. morning temperatures in the trivalley may cool off to the mid-60s for tomorrow morning. one part of the weather story tomorrow. with the slight chance of dry lightning will be the warm temperatures for another day. near 90 degrees morgan hill. mid-90s concord. similar temperatures around the trivalley. comfortable into oakland and hayward. numbers will be in the 70s. another round of low to mid-60s with patchy low clouds for san francisco. 80s to santa rose. red flag warning if the knot bay. east bay hills. technically it will go through 5:00 tomor

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even though the major metropolitan areas d.c., new york, boston should stay haze-trfree. 79 large activeer the western u.s., today we have the potential for dry lightning taking in a and idaho. and so a red flag warning. we are getting much needed relief, but perhaps a bit too much too soon. and too quickly. because flash flood warnings are taking place including the maricopa county region where phoenix is located, they have had extremely heavy rainfall within the past six hours or so leading to localized flash flooding throughout the region. you can see the high resolution forecast lighting up like a christmas tree because there is a lot of rain in the forecast across the area thated for so l. when the ground is so dry, it doesn't have the ability to absorb the rain and so that is why we see the flash flooding. >> what a combination. dereking derek, thanks. >>> search crews are still rescuing people in central china. these are pictures coming into us live here from henan province in china as the rescues continue. there have been survivors trapped in their homes without food, water or el

if you live in d.c., new york or boston or anywhere else in the northeast, get ready and why a new turn in the track could affect a lot more people in the storm. >>> and we begin in florida in surfside and the death toll now is 46. and ten more bodies found since yesterday, and major acceleration in the search since the remaining part of the tower was demolished late sunday. 94 people still unaccounted for, and our team is getting a much closer look at the search, and view that we have not seen until now at just how painstaking the search is now, and vaughan hillyard is there, and the teams are battling lightning and strong winds, and give us a sense of what you are seeing and hearing this hour. >> yeah, we are luckily feeling sunshine and humidity here. that is not going to stop this rescue operation from going forward and we are lucky yet when we saw elsa moving westward and largely avoid here. and the rescue operation only suspended two hours where we saw the significant process here, and ten more individuals, and the bodies were recover and in the last 36 hours, 18 individuals, and

later she became the editor in chief of the new boston post. she served on the u.s. commission on civil rights for approximately six years after having been appointed by president george w. bush. she was a research fellow at harvard law school and a legal fellow with the independent women's forum. she was also an attorney with the law firm robeson gray where she practiced labor and employment law. she earned her bachelor of arts from the university of massachusetts amherst and her jd from harvard. welcome. our next witness is the president of the hispanic national bar association. she is a frequent speaker and cle presenter and served as a facilitator for the louisiana state bar association. she is a shareholder in the insurance section where her primary areas of practice include industrial employment, insurance defense and coverage, environmental law, commercial litigation and board governance and cybersecurity. she also serves as the secretary of the board of directors of on path federal credit union, whose mission is to strengthen the financial health of underserv

city, and now we have flood watches that are up for a good chunk of the northeast and new england including boston, hartford, providence, kingston, hudson valley, new york city is under a flash flood watch and our friends in cleveland. it looks like a round of thunderstorm this afternoon. another one this evening and another one this thursday. that's going to be at least three rounds of rain. it's hard to pinpoint who's going to get the most of it, but computers are hinting from central pennsylvania and reading, maybe around syracuse. so humid, so tropical, it's going to be hit and miss, depending on where you are. you'll notice the heat still in the west. coastal cities are bad. seattle, portland, not affected by the latest heatwave. there are rain chances in the east. kasie, everything is lush and very green, what a contrast to what's happening in the west with the drought and the heatwaves and how climate change has affected areas of the west. >> yeah, we're going to talk later nonthe show about the economic implications of that. it's starting to affect people, their day-to-day lives and their

new england. we have had some challenges to record rainfall levels. here we could see those continue this month. as the rain continues to fall in boston in new york, we go into thursday. those things do dry up and the humidity will dip in new york city temperature sitting there in the high twenty's down in the deep south states. we have got severe storms continuing to rumble across texas into louisiana. and we could see flooding here where those rains full rather heavily. and if we follow those thunderstorms down, we've seen quite a lot of rain falling in northern parts of mexico with scattered storms and sunshine throughout the country. ah the meaning of this gemma from any of the never left under did go do i mean in my mind of everybody else going to tell him i i knew i had to go west city center at least to get ahead begging for food and just working and lead tonight to meet. that's the place. oh, go that they can use just to provide sometimes exceed and my friend is not what i go to go. poor people. i take between each and the for the very people to be in the town, the untold story i speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides

d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston will feel this. ginger zee timing it out tonight. >>> the horror in haiti. the president of haiti assassinated, ambushed in his residence overnight. the first lady also shot and the images just in tonight, she has now been brought to the u.s., air lifted to florida. the ambassador to the u.s. saying they're hoping american doctors can save her. >>> the heartbreaking toll tonight. at least 18 more victims found in surfside, florida. now a recovery operation. the mayor breaking down today as she said searchers have been working for days, as if the victims were their own loved ones. >>> the coronavirus here in the u.s. and news tonight on the highly transmissible delta variant, now the dominant strain here in the u.s. what they're now seeing from missouri to utah to kentucky. and the images from new york city tonight, honoring front line workers. >>> two federal agents and a police officer shot and wounded in chicago. and late today, chicago's mayor face-to-face with president biden, amid growing pleas

discovering given likely the data he collected and later that there was a different disease in boston compared to new hampshire. it was listeria and scarlet fever because the incidence of death is much lower in boston and douglas is very puzzled by that but he didn't get enough clinical studies to quite make that judgment. he came close and henchmen didn't get enough of stories of his pious children but they did want stories as well as numbers. >> it seems like you would want those stories as well. >> so this is a good question directed toward sarah but i think anyone could jump in on this during the cholera epidemic does anyone think they could actually transmit this disease so have you found any analysis between those ideas? >> yes. this is great and i love this question you'll probably have to cut me off. [laughter] there are definitely diseases the circulation of information and were connected and there was fear that information could physically travel on the paper but that's not the case with cholera in a literal sense that it would make you sick but there was stronger belief just the fear of ch