where everyone would begin the cattle trail story in particularly texas cattle on the streets of new york city fluff fan and this is where i began this work and in the post civil war era new york city was the largest city in the united states of over 1 million people and there are people coming in when you consider the self all other cities were devastated and summit been completely ruined hannah new york city was growing throughout the entire silver war and amassing lots of people and lots of hungry people. i cannot imagine what new york city was like an 1866. i'm trying to explain it a little bit. not only were there people crowded in the streets but there are horses and animals constantly running through the streets and we all know those animals leave behind. the streets were covered with manure and these animals, there were large logs in the city as well as the massive cost to the various butters. there were wild dogs and running the streets and there were herds from sheep and in the streets of the city but more interestingly, from my perspective, this came out of this illustrated. there w

city, mayor of new york rudy giuliani. heers and applause] better city now that it was before the attack took place in terms of its spirituality and its understanding of what it means to be an american, what it means to unity. >> we spoke with rudy giuliani and his emergency command center in new york city. >> having gone through this and thece on the 11th experience the year before that, my thoughts go something like this -- every day, you never know. you never know what is going to happen to you, so you might as well take advantage of life and not go hide somewhere. we will take airplanes when we are supposed to for business or pleasure, we will go to public events and we are going to do the things that we normally would do. the best way to get your children to stop being afraid is to stop being afraid yourself. >> what do we tell the children? >> we have been a lot. we let them know they are there for them. whether you talk about it with friends, whether you talk about it with your children, you got to get it out, you go

so this is to kind of situate us in new york city. these are the two principal communities affected by the measles outbreak. here in the top circle, williamsburg. and here in the lower circle borough park. and these are both highly populated communities. in new york city -- this is kind of a -- as i like to say a geeky slide. but it helps to illustrate a number of things. one is that the outbreak began in the beginning of october 2018. and that on this side of the slide you see it extended until september 3rd. and even though in each of these bars represents new cases for a particular we can. so generally we don't declare an outbreak over until there have been two incubation periods. that's what this shows. the other thing it shows is the majority of cases seen were in williamsburg. it also helps me to illustrate that in address the measles outbreak in new york city we took a measured approach that was intended to meet the epidemiology that we are seeing at the particular time. we didn't jump the most aggressive measures that we could

over being moved to another city and then abandoned some are even suing new york city over being moved to another city and then abandoned in barely livable conditions so today let's get into the new battlefield in barely livable conditions so today let's get into the new battlefield in the united states

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ocasio-cortez: what is up, new york city? let me ask you again, what is up, new york city? [applause] thank you, all. can we hear it loud and proud for all of our volunteers? or organizers? [applause] putting in the work. putting in the sweat to make working-class revolution to the united states of america. [applause] you. do you like my haircut? it got a lot of attention last week. [applause] thank you, new york city. thank you, queens. let' are on. this is ground zero for the in theor public housing united states of america. [applause] only is this about public housing, this is about environmental justice because just beyond this park is a power spewsthat spills and toxic to the poor. it is the fight for environmental justice we are up against but that is ok because of the green new deal. we are going to transform our future and preserve our planet. [applause] last year -- new deal]green rep. ocasio-cortez: last february, i would tell everyone to turn around but there is a lot in our way. last february, i was working as a waitress in downtown manhattan. i worked shoulder

the violence in new york city wasn't just in the streets. millions of new yorkers relied on the subways each day. >> there were signs of danger that we don't see today in the same way. >> it was there in the foul smelling rat-infested underground tunnel where bernard goetz surged from anonymity to a household name. three days before christmas, goetz, a scrawny, soft-spoken man wearing a blue wind breaker pulled out a revolver and shot three teenagers who allegedly surrounded him in a subway car. >> he board the subway. he was carrying a gun. incident began when he sat down in the subway car across from four guys who had boarded the train apparently in harlem and were going south. their claim was they were going to rob some video machine and they were carrying screwdrivers for that purpose. >> the teens wanted money and some speculate goetz wanted blood and revenge. >> i think he had had enough like so many new yorkers. but he took it to the next level. >> i understood that survival mechanism. if you don't get them first, there is no way you c

city pushes back. to the department of. which is in new york city depend on these costs telling the post that the city actually services in new york city depend on these costs telling the post that the city actually saves on shelter funding which amounts to about $41000.00 new only perfectly compared to the saves on shelter funding which amounts to about $41000.00 and you only perfectly compared to the average yearly rent of around $17000.00 to how spam leads elsewhere you average yearly rent of around $17000.00 families elsewhere across not in their city right so i mean you're taking these people and you are across the aisle are not in their city right so i mean you're taking these people and there was one lawsuit right now that a couple a family of 4 was put into and there was one lawsuit right now that a couple a family of 4 was put into a home in new jersey the literally didn't have running water or electricity to home in new jersey the literally didn't have running water or electricity and so but now you can now you can pull yourself

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from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm meg oliver. r 8, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." bipartisan backlash. democrats and republicans blast president trump's decision to pull u.s. troops from northern syria. why some feel the move could help isis make a comeback. >>> a senior diplomat is expected to testify today how he could shed new light on what happened in the moments before president trump made a controversial phone call to ukraine's president. >>> plus, a common germ turns deadly. the mystery surrounding the

[applause] >> what is up, new york city? thank you. can we please hear it loud and proud for all of our volunteers? putting into work and the sweats a make sure we bring working-class revolution to the ballot box of the united states of america? thank you. i love you back. my haircut got a lot of attention last week. thank you new york city. thank you queens. let sick knowledge the ground we are on. this was ground zero for the fight or public housing. in the united states of america. not only is this about public housing, this is the ground for environmental justice. just beyond this park is a power plant that spills and spews off toxins to the poor. that shows exactly the fight of environmental justice that we are fighting. but that's ok because there's a green new deal. we are going to center front line communities, working class communities of color and indigenous people to transform our future, take it back, and preserve our planet. last year -- crowd chanting: green new deal! representative cortez: last year, last february, i was

and the search for two missing swimmers off new york city.eenagers disappearing near rockawayeach. police, firefighters and lifeguards are on the scene with helicopters, boats, scuba divers. a third swimmer has been rescued. >>> the car vandal suspect wanted in broomfield, colorado, tonight. the father who said he parked his tesla at his daughter's school, but the car is equipped with nine built-in cameras, showing this woman appearing to key the entire car.. >>> and hillary clinton's very personal answer this morning on "gma." secretary clinton and her daughter chelsea and their new collaboration, "the book of gutsy women." amy robach asking secretary clinton the gutsiest thing she's ever done. >> can i ask you, what's the gutsiest thing you've ever done? >> ah, boy, i think the gutsiest thing i've ever done, well, personally, make the decision to stay in my marriage. publicly, politically, run for president. and keep going. just get up every day and keep going. >> i love it. chelsea, how about you? >> oh, goodness. i think -- i'm so overwhe

based on the census, there is 118,000 native americans in new york city. erall, the entire native ofulation in the u.s., 70% natives -- of the native population are urban natives. new york city, being the largest population of all urban natives. for us to be here and do not have a permanent space or a native center or any sort of equity and just a raised at of it is aand culture, tough time for us right now. right now it is like we are fighting every single day with the system. we are not heard of. but days like this, indigenous peoples day, is a reminder to everybody else that we are still here. amy: can explain what the fund is? >> it is great. that was a few people, what we call settlers -- you will see if you visit the site -- they approach the community house and worked with a few of our board members and trying to figure out a way that they could contribute to the native american community in new york city. their goodth all of minds, they come up with this fund. it is a sort of campaign where five dollars,te $10, or a larger amount. you could do this

city streets of the ugandan capital. and beat the traffic by flying over it launches a helicopter service in new york city. make costs a little more than a regular capital. and then fizzle and lets your business. leader carry lamb has a vote emergency powers implementing a full ban on face masks prompting even more unrest protesters took to the streets in opposition of the law which was made under the colonial emergency regulations ordinance the measure allows hong kong's leader to create new laws that are in the public interest months of civil unrest have rocked the city and negatively impacted hong kong's of qana me especially the tourism industry. the violent clashes between protesters and the police are hurting hong kong businesses the number of tourists in the city state plunged 39 percent compared to the same time last year according to official figures dark it was i'm sorry your high right now business is down by at least half or even more we see our income every day it's really obvious that expenses are the same so the impact is big. the number of mainland chinese visitors who account for the major

that's when you knew there was democracy even here in the democratic party stronghold of new york city seems like very few americans are sold on the idea the t.v. networks should be boycotting the president's lawyer kaleb up and r.t. new york democrats launched an impeachment inquiry against trump over claims he offered ukraine military aid if it investigated biden for corruption trouble or just by to try to quash a ukrainian probe into a gas company that his son worked for. germany has announced plans to carry out more random border searches in order to discourage migrants from moving illegally around the european union this comes as the number of migrants arriving on a tally unsure is on the rise again that show different ski picks up the story. under the cup of darkness fresh arrivals set foot on the tully soil these migrants were picked up off the being spotted by the coast guard in the mediterranean over the space of a few hours 5 of the boats full of people also landed on lampedusa the island for years has been the front line of italy's migration courses. oh former interior minis

you quoted debra carr when she said, "this is the closest thing to heaven in new york city." carr. this is the closest thing to heaven in new york city. >> i was thinking of "elf," my favorite movie. >> they told budydy go back to gimble's. which you don't remember -- >> i don't know what it is. we're losing oxygen. that was fun. ahead, our exclusive coverage of the empire state building's grand renovation multimillion dollar improvements will continue, but we'll remember its starring role in american culture. we mentioned "elf," well it co-stars with cary grant and, of course, roar, king kong! [ back in baby's arms by patsy cline ] then, it appeared a beacon of hope. ♪ i'm back in baby's arms more glorious than a billion sunsets. we were found. ♪ i'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. we didn't have to stop the movie. i didn't have to call an ambulance. and i didn't have t

we're live in new york city. we'll take an in-depth look into some of the biggest dangers law enforcement is facing across the country. our studio is packed with men and women in blue and their families who share in their journeys. and our guests are leadership past and present. some key voices' we look how to protect the protectors. before we get started hear are the facts and the reason why the police are crushed under the weight of feeling targeted in their own community. >> oh, my god. harris: nation outraged by videos that went viral over the summer. in new york city civilians dousing cops with water, milk, hurling objects at the men and women in blue patrolling the streets. in philadelphia, onlookers caught on tape taunting officers engaged in an active standoff with a gunman who shot six policemen. what is driving all this? some say people are targeting them. it is natural debate. tonight we get into it. one man's inspiring journry to recover after being severely wounded in the line of duty. >> great job.

new teams will help relieve pressure on the city's already overcrowded centuries. well today has cooled off 2 major international summits it's a new setback for embattled president sebastian pinera he says he needs to focus on restoring calm amid mass protests at least 18 people have died in the on rest now new venues will need to be found for the $25.00 climate summit on the asia pacific trade meeting which was scheduled to bring together while he does including u.s. president donald trump and china's xi jinping. days chile's capital santiago has resembled a war zone. protest is throwing rocks and stones at police. they responding in kind with water cannon. tear gas and. it's against this backdrop that chile's embattled president has taken a decision he must regret. to cancel hosting not one but 2 upcoming international summits that sent the most 11 that will profile deeply lament the problems and the inconvenience that this decision will have on a per classroom as well as for the cup 25 summit. but all of us the. president of all chileans have to always put the pr

against corporate greed and help and pushedck down the most progressive legislative session in new york city history, synod deputy majority leader. this is the new york squad. the new york squad. you know how senator bernard sanders always talks about this aboutntial one not being me. care about the people you serve. [cheers and applause] >> alright, queens. here we go. [chanting] >> new york squad! >> now, can i just say something, queens, on my way in, and i was on the train, i was listening to another new yorker, i should have brought my phone so you could hear him explain for himself, but i was thinking about senator bernard sanders and all he has been through, and the fact that his first major rally with the people is in queens. was speaking about a brother by the name of ll cool j. kim i just quote some of his words -- can i just quote some of his words? don't hold it against me, but don't call it a comeback, i've been here for years. come on, now. he has been here. don't call it a regular jam. i'm going to rock this land. take it by storm, senator bernard sanders. ll also said, i'm ju

feeding the traffic by flying over it for a long shows a helicopter service and new york city. the u.s. china trade for it has a surprise a winner and that's mexico to tell you why. and all aboard a major boost for germany shipping sector as a chinese cruise market returns to growth this is the w. business i'm joined now the milan in berlin welcome frozen fish handbags and catch up those are just some of the american products the e.u. is prepared to hit with new tariffs if the u.s. goes ahead with the ones it has planned what began as a fight over playmakers subsidies 15 years ago may drag on even longer. u.s. secretary of state michael paya was given a surprise welcome gift in rome a journalist handed him some parmesan cheese produced by italian farmers she asked them to give president donald trump a slice before being led away by security. italian cheese is just one of the e.u. products that donald trump wants to slap new tariffs on. the list includes french wine spanish alos butter coffee scotch whiskey and many other items. 25 percent duties will drive up the prices of thos

in fact he was the mayor of new york city through a very traumatic situation not 11 i think everybody has the right to be interviewed . that's when you knew there was democracy even here in the democratic party stronghold of new york city seems like very few americans are sold on the idea the t.v. networks should be boycotting the president's lawyer. r.t. new york. the reuters news agency has been caught house misusing an out of date quote describing a wrong in june 2019 as belligerent and cited something the commander every wrongs aerospace forces had said 8 months earlier. explains. timing is everything as mortise has apparently only just discovered that the news agency has got itself into a bit of a pickle over this article in it a senior figure in the rain a minute she was quoted shaking his butt literally fist at washington and saying that's what. you have forces in the region where threats but they are now an opportunity for iran they do not talk about war with iran because they know how susceptible to the head of the gods aerospace division i mean already hajizada so don't stay

we have the new york state rifle and pistol association versus the city of new york. new york state has a highly restrictive pistol licensing scheme. has two types of licenses. one is a carry permit. these are highly restrictive. them if one has large sums of money, or is rich and famous. donald trump, as a citizen in new york had a carry permit. notables inof other the city. ordinary citizens, aside from people who are professional security guards, find it impossible. the other type of permit is somewhat more permissive, a premises permit. basically, the city exacts a high cost to allow you to own a pistol for protection in your own home. the fees run on the order of about $700. usually it takes several months wait before one is approved. at the end of the day, a citizen can get a premises permit. every effort is made to discourage that. previously, new york city prohibited people who had pistol permits -- the premises permit even though they had gone through a long screening process moot?ing their permit is there something for the court to consider? >> arguing in a

there's another new york city bagel here in chicago. corey: not a new york city bagel. i'm sorry, i forgot the "c." -corey: that's correct. -laurie: wait, wait, wait. -corey: the "c." -lemonis: and the likelihood of confusion is zero. do people ever walk in and say to you, "oh, i went to your place in skokie"? -corey: they do. lemonis: do they ever go to that place and say, "i went to your place on dearborn"? -corey: they do. lemonis: great. do they ever put reviews on there and you're like, "that's not us"? -corey: they do. -laurie: right. lemonis: i don't want to spend my money and your money and your money to build the brand in a market that somebody else is gonna draft off. i don't like the generic nature of the current name and its lack of specificity or something special, and i feel like there's some underbelly here to why he's resisting. i still don't understand why corey's disappeared. you had built years and years... -corey: to building the brand. -lemonis: ...of building the brand, and then you abandoned it when you bought the business called nyc bagel deli. b

be in fact he was the mayor of new york city through a very traumatic situation not 11 i think everybody has the right to be interviewed . that's when you knew there was a more christie even here in the democratic party stronghold of new york city seems like very few americans are sold on the idea that t.v. networks should be boycotting the president's lawyer kaleb up and r.t. new york democrats launched an impeachment inquiry against trump of the claims he offered ukraine military aid if it investigated biden for corruption trump alleges biden try to quash a ukrainian probe into a gas company that his phone was full legal and media analysts lionel thinks democrats are running out of options. the constitution asks the question let's assume everything this president did was indiscreet wrong i'll even say for the sake of argument illegal the only question that we have to ask pursuant to this wonderful document is that has what he has alleged to have done assuming it to be true is it so egregious so constitutionally problematic that it demands and requires his immediate removal from office

in new york city, a $250,000 fine if you use the term illegal alien in a derogatory way. e big a tweeting of the guidelines in new york city made it illegal to threaten to call ice based on discriminatory motive or to tell someone, quote, go back to your country. hate has no place here. joining me to talk about that and more, matthew outlines, great to have you with us. i want people to understand what this new guideline is out of new york city talking about what will get you in trouble and they stated the discriminatory motive, if you're unkind to someone, or making fun of the way they are not as proficient in the english language you could face a fine of $250,000 per act. who is going to make a judgment call on this? >> i don't know. i'm no attorney. seems like a first amendment violation. it will not stop assuming that we do. we are out there every day getting dangerous criminals off the streets even in places like new york city that fail to cooperate with us and actively for our enforcement efforts was we arrested several hundred criminal aliens in new york city last w

new york. that heat ahead of a line of storms and tornado watches tonight. chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking itll a hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, david. dozens of cities have reached their hottest september on record, including indianapolis and new orleans. who, by the way, both had their hottest oober tpeso, the number growing. and they're going to stick with us tomorrow. 98, nashville, 95, baltimore. but it is winter-like ustooc frr town o that's where e hcuts.ea 98 for richmond. philadelphia could break a record at 93. let's go ahead and see what's happening along that front, because it's tornadic already. tornado warnings have been popping from kansas to iowa. flash flood watches frommexico. this front, as it slows down, could squeeze out two to four inches of rain. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> to the alarming images ev heng oning.ko pro-democracy demonstrators cla clashing with president. riot police shooting a protester in the chest, wounding him. abc's ian pannellght there. >> reporter: tonigs ri at a boiling point as protesters in hg onko mngar 70-year communist milestone with molotovai ling into neighborhoods across the city. police are s

we're live in new york city.onight we'll take a look into some of the biggest dangers that law enforcement faces across the nation. our studio is packed with men, women in blue, and their families who share in their journey. and our guests are leadership past and present, key voices as we look at how to protect the protectors. the facts and the reason why the police are crushed under the weight of feeling targeted in their own community. >> >> nation outraged by videos that went viral over the summer, in new york city, civilians dousing cops with water. milk and hurling objects at men and women in blue patrolling the streets, in philadelphia. on lookers caught on tape, taunting the officers, gblged id in an active standoff with a suspect who shot 6 officers. ay g them. it is natural debate. tonight we get into it. one man's inspiring journry to recover after being severely wounded in the line of duty. >> great job. >> in this network exclusive, he and his family are here to share their story. not all injuries fro

been in new york city in a new york city shelter for at least 90 days and that their household income is no more than twice what it owes what they owe when rent and if they qualify as no more than twice what it owes what they owe when rent and if they qualify the city essentially pays for their moving costs and like one year's worth of revenue may the city essentially pays for their moving costs and like one year's worth of revenue move them to a city and a home somewhere around the country a lot of them do a city and a home somewhere around the country a lot of them have been in new jersey and things like that but the problem is the city's not following up on this and did in new jersey and things like that but the problem is the city's not following up on this in any real way and a lot of people are being moved in the less than stellar locations but right a real way and a lot of people are being moved in the less than stellar locations but right if you are just sort of disappearing and falling off the map and nobody's really paying attention to her that as a native you are just sort

not only here in new york city, it is also nationwide. >> more than 63,000 people in new york city are homeless with about 4,000 sleeping on the streets every night. in a city of 8 1/2 million people, it amounts to nearly 1 in every 121 new yorkers, according to a homeless nonprofit. on friday, the metropolitan transit authority said about half those people are sleeping in subways. that number has jumped 20% since last year. a task force is working to more than 2,000 people sleeping underground to shelters. police have assured residents near the chinatown crime scene it doesn't appear there's on going threat to the homeless community or otherwise and the attacks were random homeless on homeless crime. police have not said whether that fifth homeless man hurt in the attack is going to make it, but at last check, he was still, jon, in critical condition. jon: so the perpetrator, the accused is homeless himself? >> yes. jon: jackie heinrich, thank you. >> thank you. jon: some dramatic dash-cam video of a shoot-out between officers and a kidnapping suspect in north carolina. cops were chas

. >>> in new york city tonight, the takedown. the attempted escape late this afternoon playing out in front of so many. >>> the massive fire in philadelphia. the walls crumbling down. >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan. the very candid verve view tonight. what she reveals, is she okay? is this harder than she thought it would be? prince harry revealing he and his brother are on, different paths right now, and their plans to come to the u.s. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here to start a new week. and we begin with those emergency evacuations in los angeles, as a fire threate sudd today. fire crews jumping into action from the air and on the ground. homeowners running, after some hoe hoses. planes flying overhead. abc's kayna whitworth leads us off from the scene in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the all-out assault, firefighters desperately trying to keep flames from burning down some of the most extensive homes in southern california. residents watching in horror, some with hoses in hand unt

the earthquake demolished the city hall and our city hall so they considered erecting a new city hall in what became the scandinavian sector of our city. my grandfather was a member of the society's construction committee and hired the major architect and once the hall was completed, my maternal grandfather managed the mall for the next quarter century. marty benson, a former appraiser is the grandson of our contractor for the hall. who together with his brother and several other swedish craftsmen built the hall in a year. i say this because the entire board has restored and renovated the hall and all of us are to maintain the historic building to preserve there a centre for promoting our swedish and scandinavian cultures and continuing to provide a distinctive night spot. we also provide occasional civic programmes and we would appreciate your support of our mill's act nomination before the board of supervisors. thank you and i'm available for any questions you may have. >> adel fung. >> i am one of four co-owners of 275 fullsome street. most of the major rehabilitation work was done

you're watching the news coming up join us on a tour of jerusalem's new city of the dead thousands of new tombs will help relieve the pressure on this he's already overcrowded it's of the trees. in the u.k. campaigning has already begun ahead of the snap general election on the 12th of december even though parliament will not close until next wednesday some lawmakers won't be contesting their seats there including the speaker of the house of commons john bercow he's risen to international prominence for his role during the breaks it debates so much so that one word in particular is almost synonymous now with his name. 6 love him all loathe him john bercow has become a british household name. very interesting you. rent spare a studio tricks yourself. bercow was 1st elected to the role of speaker of the house of commons 10 years ago it's been his job to change debate and to king or to alter although a politician himself the speaker must also remain impartial at all times that bacco has been accused by some of showing political bias particularly when it comes to bricks it my ruling is th

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. >>> and from the elephant that got onto this roof to the urban cowboy causing controversy in new york city to the dog who wandered far, far away from home. all the trending stories for your friday morning. >>> good friday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with several developments from the impeachment battle in washington. >> we're learning more about the text messages provided to congress by the former u.s. envoy to the ukraine. those messages could be crucial evidence in the impeachment investigation. >> also this morning more republicans are coming to the president's side defending his actions just hours after he brazenly called on china to investigate joe biden. >> abc's serena marshall is following all the new details. serena, good morning. >> reporter: trevor, janai, good morning to both of you. overnight more of those text messages released to public and some seem to imply that a meeting between the two world leaders was predicated on an investigation of joe biden. a new request coming from the president. >> china should start an investigation into the bidens. >>

through the development of the approved projects, the city, through the addition of new open space and new streets, will acquire more private land than it conveys. so the next few slide, i'll quickly walk-through the street vacation and how the configuration and the ownership of the parcels will change which will be implemented in parallel to the street vacation. so you see here, this is the existing site, also referred to as 700 innes. you can see innes at the bottom of the slide, and this extends to the bay between griffin street on the left of the slide to earl street on the right of the slide. the other street parcels being vacated are mostly unimproved and unaccepted right-of-way which you will see on the next slide. here on slide six, you see the existing ownership of the site. in red are the portions of the site privately owned by build. the solid green areas near the shoreline are the park areas under the jurisdiction of rec park. the remaining areas shown in hatched green and blue are the areas to be vacated and this consists of right-of-way under the jurisdiction of public wo

a live shot of new york city where the lights stay on. u are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. we start with a fox news alert. north korea launching a missile one day after agreeing to nuclear talks with the us, the projectile flying 280 miles and landing in the see in japan's exclusive economic zone. the country vowing stern protests against the regime. the launch comes ahead of planned negotiations with the us happening sometime in the coming week. just after announcing that would continue. mike pompeo at the vatican. in a few moments he will speak at a symposium to address democrats after being named a fact witness in their push to impeach donald trump. griff jenkins joins us from washington as the president blasts the left for staging what he calls a coup. >> reporter: things are moving fast and furious even though pompeo is overseas, democrats claiming he is a witness, blocking congressional access to impeachment. that could be an impeachable offense. mike pompeo has been pushing against subpoenas for five state d

what happens in new york city, well, that's international news. >> good evening.e are our top stories. 100 more police join the hunt for the son of sam killer in new york. >> the search continues for the .44-caliber killer who has come to be known as the son of sam. >> he warned in one of his sick and threatening letters to the press and to the police, sam's a thirsty lad, and he won't let me stop killing until he's had his fill of blood. >> it was a really miserably hot summer in new york. and everything went dark. and i heard someone on the street go, oh, it's a blackout! >> the looters were out almost instantly. and it felt apocalyptic. i remember going to bed that night thinking it was the end of the world. >> new york city in the early morning after a night of no electric power. what it did have in the dark streets was a wild outburst of crime. >> when the greatest city in the world goes black, it showed a crumbling america. then you have the son of sam on the loose. >> we always look for patterns in victims. there was this belief that he was only killing wom

today nordstrom is opening its flag ship store in new york city. ing or trying to buck serious trends. suffering department stores in new york city. hundreds of people lined up to see the brand knew 320,000 square foot store. our own jackie deangelis is there with the latest on this grand opening. jackie. reporter: hi, there, charles. it is seven stories tall. it was custom designed for nordstrom and this isn't just about the retail but it is about the persons as well. so take a look behind me, what they call the shoe bar. this may be your answer to buying shoes because not only can you buy the shoes, you can have a cocktail. i saw somebody with a hamburger and french fries there. i think you can see it. what nordstrom is trying to do to make sure the customers are having a different kind of experience here. services are available at this location as well. express alterations, shoe repairs, you can get your stroller cleaned. all while they're shopping here. a big part of the strategy is the online sales. you can get your on line purchases here. you

what's up, new york city? let me ask you again, what is out, new york city? thank you all. can we please hear it loud and proud for all of our volunteers, our staffers, our organizers for putting in the time putting in , the work, putting in the sweat and the tears to make sure that we bring a working-class revolution to the ballot box of the united states of america. thank you. i love you back. do you all like my haircut? it got a lot of attention last week. damn. [laughter] rep. ocasio-cortez: thank you, new york city. thank you you, queens. let's acknowledge the ground that we are on. this is ground zero for the fight for public housing and fully-funded dignified housing in the united states of america. not only is this about public housing, this is the ground for environmental justice, because just beyond this park is a power plant that spills and spews up toxins to the poor, that shows exactly the fight of environmental justice that we are up against. but that's ok because there's a green new deal. we are going to center front-line communities, working class communitie