a city burial in new york city is actually a green burial. city, there are no other affordable green burial options. so it's actually a very good choice. my first visit was november, 1991. i was there to begin working on a documentary book with photographer joel sternfeld. and from that experience, i became really interested over the years in helping the public to gain access to hart island. after the book came out in 1998, families started contacting me for assistance to visit. i realized how difficult it was for families to even get access to records of their relative being buried there. vicki pavia reached out and said that she wanted to visit hart island for the 40th anniversary of the death of her baby, denise. and so she was the first family member that i ever took to heart -- heart island in 1994. starting in 2009 working with volunteers, we created an online database of burials. and people were finding their relatives, they would send me stories, and i felt that these stories should really be available to other people. the traveling cl

dear and respected friends, and setin at nine o'clock and another part of the news , the ceo of new cities construction company announced the provision of 15,000 hectares of land in new cities for the construction of housing and said that mr. jafari has already built 200,000 units of the national housing movement has started in new cities and land supply continues in 6 cities of hashtgerd, parand, sadra, baharistan, sahand and golbahar. the deputy minister of roads and urban development emphasized that the government's priority is to give land to individuals to build one-story houses with a yard, and in cities where women are available land delivery in the order it is work, but the session of the open floor of the parliament has started and the representatives have on their agenda the review of the bill for the establishment of the ministry of commerce. to know more details and talk with the reporter of the sed and sima news agency mrs. alikhani, i greet you with the details of the meeting that is currently in progress. tell us about the establishment of the ministry of commerce. in the na

dix came from camps in new york city, including those marked on screen with a little star.e says this about the kingsbridge area, the region was the most fruitful field of british army buttons in this or probably any other country for no other known place to the writer or so many corn camped, quartered in temporary structures for so long a time during hostilities, the various british provincial and german regiments were frequently changed. they were practically in the field and the debris of the camps discarded utensils, broken crockery, glass, rum bottles, clay pipes, hoop, iron, metal, parts of muskets, swords, equipments and rubbish of every kind was gathered into refuge heaps or buried to clear the ground. these localities and in company with such objects, the buttons generally were found. the cloth of the uniforms having disappeared. they were turned out of the ground while cultivating the soil and excavate for foundations and in opening streets at this time and subsequently several localities in this region were visited and relations established with their hoovers, wh

quite the image, coming out of new york city. collapsed and fell. >> ainsley: we are hearing no one died from this, entire crane fell to the ground. thank you so much. we have a fox news alert. live look outside of federal courtroom in delaware, where hunter biden is expected to plead guilty today in an hour and 10 minutes to finalize a sweetheart deal on tax charges. last night the judge accused hunter biden's lawyers of blocking key evidence, saying it appears the caller misrepresented her identity and who she worked for in attempt to convince the clerk's office to remove the amicus material from the docket. all this as republicans double down into impeachment inquiry as probe into hunter biden's business deals are heating up. clay travis join us. what is your reaction to hunter going to court and speaker of the house opening up this inquiry for impeachment? >> clay: the judge should reject this plea agreement, this is a sweetheart deal and not entered into with full understanding of what hunter biden did and rig job was in eff

david: new york city has a new rule on housing migrants.lum seekers in shelters and again, shelters sometimes are very fancy hotels have 60 days to find somewhere else to live before being put out on the street. madison alworth joining me now. madison, what's the reaction to migrants being forced out on to the city streets? reporter: hey, david, the reaction is they don't know where to go or how to fill their day. we have this influx of migrants that are coming through this city. on average 4,000 new migrants arrive here each and every day. that is why city hall imposed that 60-day limit and now people are being kicked out at the same time and we already have 56,000 migrants currently in the care of new york city in those shelters. but during the day, they're not sitting in the hotel rooms, they're on the street setting up camps, congregating and just honestly enjoying the day. but for pedestrians, it means slogged sidewalks and for businesses, it means some issues with their store fronts. as i was preparing for the story, i met a group of

finally congressman, you talk about new york city mayor adams a bus to migrants that were busted new k city elsewhere. you were representing upstate midstate district. what is happening to the migrants and th in the show by e communities? >> quickset is a problem. the city, individuals are be moving to show hotels and shelters in upstate counties that any coordination without any communication. many of these individuals are finding their way back to the city for leaving the shelters altogether. it's just not the way to govern. it is not the way to protect our service to our borders and there is nothing humane nor compassionate about it. eric: wondered whether thousandn astounding number is the population in new york for example to city in itself. new york congressman marc molinaro thank you for joining us. we will get back to you on this issue. arthel: eric, the fight for parental rights taking center stage in california this week for the state superintendent of schools was a throat out of a local board meeting allegedly because he spoke out against the district's proposed policy to r

not just a new city - it is both a visiting card of the country and a prototype of the turkmen cities of the future. let's plunge into this unique atmosphere together. president serdar berdimuhamedov cuts the ribbon and opens the way to the turkmen dream of a modern city that combines traditions and the latest technologies. the road here goes through the living corridor of a girl with the colors of a young man with national flags. first to enter the favorite of the head of state and all turkmens is a stallion of the akhalka breed named akhan. a sculpture of an akhan, that is, a white khan , adorns the estella at the entrance to the city. and here are the first residents of the new city, a whole parade passes through the center of arcadaktite, it is expected that already at the first stage the population will exceed 70,000 people, a grandiose construction began in 2019 , a place was chosen 30 km south-west of ashgabat, the initiator was the national leader of all, the turkmen gurbanguly berdimuhamedov met chanting. glory to the sirdar. glory to arkadag. and what about arkadak translate

started in new cities and providing land in 6 cities of hashtgard, parand, sadra, baharistan, sahand and golbahar continues, the deputy minister of roads and urban development emphasized that the priority of the government is to give land to individuals to build one-story houses with a yard.

goldman: we in new york city are incredibly proud of being what my distinguished colleague from new york refers to as sanctuary city. i wish all of america could be a sanctuary country that, in the finest traditions of welcoming immigrants to our shores. in the past year there's not been a single violent incident at any of the nearly 200 shelters housing newly arrived migrants in new york city. not one. you tell me other -- another community of 80,000 people where there's not a single violent incident. i challenge everyone. it is a remarkable feat and it demonstrates these individuals desire, basic desire, come and set until this country and escape regimes that are cratering in central and latin america. despite the excessive burdens on the city's infrastructure and budget, many of the counties represented by the republican sponsors of this bill have refused to accept migrants. and now, they're trying to make it even harder to temporarily house migrants around the state in places that are empty for the summer. this is simply another attempt by my colleagues on the other side of the aisle

you will in terms of investigations i want to turn attention to new york where we see now the new york city board is holding a meeting on proposed downtown tolls, this meeting next wednesday congresswoman i want your take on congestion pricing this is adding to the pressure on new yorkers, let me get this straight, if i am driving in my car to work and i ly uptown i have to go downtown i have to get charged additional fee? >> yeah. 23 dollar fee, okay? this is what our governor our mayor our president are doing to the city of new york, this was passed by state legislature under cuomo kathy hochul jammed through nothing more than money grab to get people to put more money into black hole the mta runs our transit system they received 15 billion dollars in covid relief funds other funds last couple years federal government alone now asking dollar toll in manhattan this will cripple my swijts i think hurt new york city economy slowly you know recovering from pandemic, we ever can't get people to come and utilize, our restaurants and broadway take advantage of everything, in has to offer due to

and what i saw in new york city and continued to see in new york city is that fear. new york city is home to the largest asian population in the country nearly a quarter of the people who are asian are in poverty. so it is also the poorest ethnic group in new york city. this is also one of the reasons why, despite the model myth that anti-asian skyrocketed, rocketed in new york city in compared to 2020 anti-asian hate crimes reported to nypd rose 361% in 2021. even aside the underreporting issue. this brings me to my point, which is the call to action. the reason that i have provided pro-bono services completely free to all these victims is because need them and because they are human. they are our family. they are our daughters are our mothers. they are our sisters. they aunts, they are uncles. we provide to them what we would provide own family, the first of which is to provide advocates for victims before the district and to interact with police. much of the da's do not have access interpreter services that are good. i find myself in meetings where i am using chine

york city spends four times miami-dade spends right now and they are at least nine points ahead of newty in reading, math and test scores. $40000 a student and you are not able to teach them to be but you will give over $1 billion to teachers who have never been in the classroom, what is wrong with the people in new york city public schools? >> this started in the 90s and we are still hearing this and it's 2023, the same nonsense. >> yeah but here's the thing, there was another lawsuit settled this past week and the doe has to address the fact that there are many parents who haven't been getting special education services, children have it in new york city and that's a decades long lawsuit going on not merely the money is going to the teachers will end up going to these students and get who had to pay for the services -- the parents have paid out for the services or the children haven't been getting the soap priorities are screwed up and that's why we started to help moms and dads and we are coming to new york to hear from parents because they are prett pretty -- off. >> tena, as you t

facilities, and told six on the land that the problem of applicants who have deposited money in new cities but have not yet received land will be specially investigated . it was opened, although in the field of packaging, twice the need the country produces paper, but in the field of writing paper, the country still relies on imports, while there is domestic power and capacity. the domestic paper production capacity meets the needs of all the country's paper. two years ago, the same paper and 10 strips cost me like three million tomans. now we face a problem with pricing. writing paper costs 140,000 tomans in the country to produce writing paper. the capacity for education and 45 textbooks has been added. finally, the cultural development of numerical publishers is what i want . the production of writing paper has grown every year and from the production of approximately 8 thousand tomans in 1400, the production of 3 thousand tomans in 2019 and the production of 1500 tomans in 2018, at this moment we have reached 28 thousand tons of zagros paper factory in fars province, which due to the l

construction company announced the provision of 15 thousand hectares of land in the new cities for the construction of housing and said that mr. jafari has now started the construction of 200 thousand units of the national housing movement in the new cities and providing the land in 6 cities of hashtgerd and parand sadra, baharistan, sahand and golbahar continues. the deputy minister of roads and urban development emphasized that the government's priority is to hand over land to people to build one-story houses with a yard, and in cities where land is available, land delivery is on the agenda. economic news of khodnaghadar in the name and memory of god, with regards to your presence, dear viewers of the khabar channel, with the numbering of the currents towards the beautiful shores of the caspian sea , we are currently witnessing rain in your parts and we expect rains in parts of ardabil province for the next few hours. gilan, mazandaran , golestan, the northern cities of east azarbaijan, the rains are happening in these areas. from tonight , the intensity of the rains increased. possi

arkadak city is not just a new city, it is both a visiting card of the country and a prototype of theies of the future. let's dive into it together this unique atmosphere. president serdar berdimuhamedov cuts the ribbon and opens the way to the turkmen dream of a modern city that combines traditions and the latest technologies. the road here goes through the living corridor of a girl with the colors of a young man with national flags. the favorite of the head of state and all turkmens of the zherebetskin breed, nicknamed akhakhan, a sculpture of an okan, that is, white, enters first. hana decorates the estela at the entrance to the city and the first residents of the new city a whole parade passes through the center of the arcadactite, which is already at the first stage the population will exceed 70,000 people, a grandiose construction began in 2019, a place was chosen 30 km southwest of ashgabat, the initiator was the national leader of all the organizations. the president is greeted with chanting glory to the sirdar glory to arkadag, and arkadak is translated as a patron? this is n

registrants in the system, but we are located in the same city in the form of a town or towns in new cities around or in other cities or in villages of their own choice. the city of qom has different options in iran. how many consecutive terms can we choose in accordance with the law in the cities and villages of these 7414 people that you said have been entrusted with nearly 1500 documents of infinite land ? by handing over to the horizon, it is given after shah after the fact that the germs of the land are definitely assigned to your service, the model industry is such that the cost of the land is free for the people, the preparation fee is charged after the people, the preparation fee is like this, two years of breathing, after two years of breathing and serving you, it will be divided into 8 years. the cost of preparation is on average about 200 million and some cities are less than the coastal cities, which are different from prayer and the average cost of education is 210 years. friends , you have to pay in installments. correspondent flint to i said to my colleagues at sedav sima new

now to a deadly rampage on the streets of new york city. a suspect caught after riding a scooter and shooting at people. one person, an elderly man, was killed. more from abc's morgan norwood. >> chilling new surveillance video showing the moment a suspect riding what police described as an illegal scooter went on a shooting rampage in broad daylight saturday morning in brooklyn and queens, new york . we warn you, the images are graphic. the suspect seen riding the scooter makes a u-turn. fires on one man and misses shattering a storefront window before firing again and hitting an 86 year old man who later died. witnesses sent scrambling for cover. >> i don't know, man. i just saw the gun and ducked for nearly a half an hour. >> police say 25 year old thomas abreu randomly fired a nine millimeter handgun with an extended magazine at pedestrians , injuring four additional people. >> we don't know the motive. it seems that his acts were random . video shows that he's not targeting anybody. he's randomly shooting people. >> the queens shooting

if you choose golshahr by mistake , choose your city and this is a new opportunity for 32,000 people to apply again in the system. search engines and at your service, i would like to tell you about this issue that we have established below 5 complete, for cities with more than 50,000 people, the preparations for the annexation of elha city and all provinces are recognized, but the national land and housing organization provides headquarters and support , but the operations are carried out by the general administration. roads and urban development and the vice-chancellor of civil engineering and the planning council of more province it is possible that according to the province, they have one month to carry out this culture, and in the san 19 city council , within two months, the lands must be identified and the work done. a series of applicants, as we received information, were included in it, but they were removed by mistake . it will be checked again, what can be done about the duty of these dear ones, we will not consider the removal of people according to the gym form law, but the

york city with that story not a hello. >> at this point they arrived in new york city weap on the shelters like the one behind me at 60 days, but the problem is not that was starting to kick people out of shelters we have baselined over 56,000 migrants living in shelters here in new york city and they are spending their days camped out on the sidewalk disturbing pedestrians and also interrupting businesses. as i was getting ready first this report we went into some people which is legal -- but still standing there the smoke was right in front of the business all of that adding to the woes of the city and they are overrun with migrants it is gotten so bad that now 54 democratic officials have banded together to demand president biden declared a state of emergency and expedite work visas and lead an urgent response at the border. i have the author of that letter and out of all the things you guys asking the federal government to do what is the number one thing you need here in new york city? >> it's my duty to write this letter to the president because as you said, we are i

we learn today suffolk county working with authorities in atlantic city, new jersey, to see if connectionfour depths of female workers in atlantic city in 2006. of rex heuermann. we will send it back to you. >> sandra: nate foy in speed to 14, john. >> john: the bombshell testimony during yesterday's hearing on capitol hill and irs whistle-blowers details what they saw during the hunter biden tax fraud investigation before the house oversight committee. alleging the justice department ignored recommendation to file felony tax charges giving undeniable pattern of preferential treatment for the biden family. where does this investigation go now? let's bring in missouri congressman jason smith chair of house ways and means committee. we will get to that hearing which is extraordinary and you attended yesterday. first of all, this is the latest news to come out of washington, d.c. this is the fd 1023 form we have been hearing about for so long regarding hunter biden and the bidens what payments went their way from people they were involved in business with. this is a confidential you talking

i have so many climate change activist friends in new york city. i tell them, please go to north korea because we have all every day. we don't have any pollution. we have an energy consumption. it is a literally utopia. they can imagine. so you will impact on nature. boring that country. the very thing that my mom told me as a young girl, don't even whisper. she said, because birds and mice. could you hear me? she said, the most thing that i had in my body was my tongue. if i said one thing, one word wrong, it was just not going to only get me. it was going to kill three two in its age. generations of my family with me. that's how i learned not to even whisper and not even think. and that threshold to get executed in paradise is laughably. people get executing because in north korea, every classroom, every have their portraits of dictators kim il-sung, kim il, kim jong un and their wife. the middle. 90. they'll officers kick your door and come and see those cloth and wipe the portrait. there's a tiny bit scattered on that portrait. that's how you e

it took a month and it was the beginning of the loan, and it became less, and in some cities, at the level of the newree that was announced, up to 250 million tomans loans can be paid. now, fortunately, with the president's favorable opinion is 550 million tomans . you had one month for the cities with less than 50,000 people. new and established without guarantee , the largest province of the country, 4 notified municipalities, 150 of us more than 150,000 times the natural semnan province , the opportunity to happen , part of this is done by the machine's inquiries. it is necessary to bring the device together to bring them together, the system should be coordinated when there was time, but now the height should be done at all, except for four small cities, less than 50 meters have been collected . online to the communication line how much is the assessment of the power of the work done by the governors in the provinces? my clip shows how much work the ministry of roads and urban development has in this particular situation. the slowness of the prediction of allah , the most high, the handing over o

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and killed while he was just walking to work in new york city. and most of it was caught on camera. take a look at the screen, the new surveillance video throughout the day, how it all unfolded. that's the 25-year-old gunman there, shows this elderly father walking down the street, the scooter does a u-turn and pulls out his gun and killing him. drive by shootings across new york city. the 25-year-old seen here smiling as he got out of the back seat of a cop car in handcuffs here. sources telling me the gunman was emotionally disturbed and ranting when he was arrested. police are trying to figure out a motive. >> if you look at the demographics and pedigree of the victims, all different. at this time video shows he's not targeting anybody, he's not following anybody, as he's driving on his scooter he's randomly shooting. >> this comes as police investigate the third vigilante killing in the city in three months. a cvs employee arrested after he reportedly stabbed a shoplifter to death. facing murder and other charges, claiming he pulled out in sel

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happen on the government lands because the program owns it, it has a dilapidated structure, it has new cities and the government lands of the cities also have rural housing, which is what is planned in the plan of the national housing movement of the national land and housing organization, 1,200,000 for new cities and 600,000 for a total of 1,800,000 in four years. we have prepared 33 thousand hectares of land so far the estimate we got from the provinces is 16,000,000 units. it would be a dream to build 24,000 hectares . we are waiting to be added to the working group and planning council of the provinces and the supreme council of urban planning and architecture . we will reach the annexation capacities of article 11 and the materials i mentioned, which we have reached. we will definitely reach the program . it was not recognized that the government did not have land or could not i couldn't tolerate it because of the topography or because it is surrounded by first and second grade agricultural lands, but in general, i have answered your questions , we are ahead of the plan in terms of land

i mentioned boston, new york city. d.c. i think richard i do think we're going to clear it out by 7:00, 8:00 a.m. that's good news. we're soggy now. then the isolated chance for storms then back to the west, phoenix tonight, los angeles, 59 degrees. overall, the west looking good. >> it says fireworks forecast so we're looking at the smile forecast because of all the kids watching us now. quickly, folks are going to be making it back home now. how does travel look, michelle? what are you seeing? >> for tomorrow, the bull's eye will be the upper midwest. we're looking at strong storms moving through chicago and that's going to be a problem. especially in the afternoon, the evening hours. we're looking at storms threatening the gulf coast tomorrow so we have some spots like atlanta could see storms and throughout the middle of the country. we're stuck in this weather pattern where things don't move very quick. so we're going to be stuck with the upper midwest into the central plains with some travel problems tomorrow. >> okay.

only the new city was rizvan, because the newly established city is the largest province in the countryr notification is 150 , more than 150,000 and one and a half times as much as semnan province . some of these are natural. it is done according to the queries of the device . answer the relationship . answer the water of the region. answer the hand and cultural heritage . height should be done at all, except for four small cities less than 50 the head has gathered, he said, to discuss the population law, calculate the problem of falling down, weight loss pills, lati, an expert in housing economics, who is online to the communication line of your competition, how is the evaluation of the work being done, how many governors do you think how much work do you have in the provinces? in the ministry of roads and urban development, sari city council is moving slowly

beloved original member of the eagles tonight. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york city this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. it's great to have you with us tonight. we have finally made it to friday. but there is a lot to get to tonight. they're warning of severe storms in chicago, the midwest and into the northeast. warning of major thunderstorms, damaging winds, possible tornados. rob marciano is standing by. >>> we begin with former president trump and new details, what played out in the hours after federal prosecutors say donald trump learned that authorities wanted the surveillance at mar-a-lago. the phone call they say trump made within hours. the aide who then secretly travelled to mar-a-lago, right down to the flashlight they allegedly used in the tunnel on their way to finding the cameras. then the i.t. employee at mar-a-lago allegedly told the boss wants the server deleted. that employee's reaction and how it might have halted the alleged effort to delete the video in its tracks. donald trump's response tonight when asked what h

arkadak city is not just a new city , it is both a visiting card of the country and a prototype of theurkmen cities of the future. let's plunge into this unique atmosphere together. president serdar berdimuhamedov cuts the ribbon and opens the way to the turkmen dream, a modern city that combines traditions and the latest technologies, the road here goes through a living girl's corridor with flowers. boys with national flags. the favorite of the head of state and all turkmens of the stallion breed, nicknamed akhahantura, that is, white, enters first. hana decorates the center of the population will exceed 70 thousand people. southwest of ashgabat, the initiator was the national leader of all, the turkmen gurbanguly berdimuhamedov, the president is greeted with chanting glory to serdar glory to arkadag, and arkadak, what is translated as a patron? this is not only the name of the new city, but also the official title of the elder berdimuhamedov he himself is at the celebration not present went to mecca to perform hajjans. it is a great honor for me to participate in such an important ev

city can't handle them. what are we supposed to do? >> look by my numbers it's less than 1% of an increase in the population of new york city. w york city has about 7 million people that got about 50000 migrants so they cannot handle the situation. can you imagine a small town america or even smaller cities that do not have the resources of new york city, what they are doing? i know here in my hometown of miami-dade county we have thousands and thousands of migrant children that need education. we are going to be providing them that education. certainly it something the federal government should help us with but they don't. and so again it's a mess and it's a mess because of the completely failed policies of the biden administration. jon: it seems like the biden administration and the vice president kamala harris who is after all the borders are the president has tasked her with that job. they seem to do want to do anything but what the former administration was doing. >> yes. even though what the former administration was doing was actually working and protecting american lives and protecting our borders. if it something fro

this evening, police on the scene of that home outside new york city, and what they have now found in the suspect's home. a vault. and what was inside. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, the new images. investigators bringing in heavy machinery onto this long island property as they work to determine whether rex heuermann killed any of his alleged victims at home. an excavator digging through his backyard, forensic technicians in white suits sifting through dirt, taking pictures, carting away evidence. >> so, the question is, can we confirm that someone was killed inside the house? we can't confirm that at this time. >> reporter: authorities also deploying ground-penetrating radar that can detect anomalies understood ground, to determine where they should dig. >> we are just doing a total investigation around the house to see if there is anything back there that we need to take a closer look at. >> reporter: inside the home heuermann shared with his wife and children, police discovered what they described as a walk-in vault with a big

look at the map, extreme heat warning, 78 and feel over 100 degrees for new york city area. rst time we had excessive heat warning in two years here and that stretches into new jersey. excessive heat watch for folks up and down the i-95 corridor. will feel like 103 or 105. on sunday, cooler weather moves through and get into the 80s. we have a couple days to go. not only the heat, but that will trigger severe storms, including hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados and upper midwest. continue to monitor that for millions of folks. foxweather.com for the latest details. nice job. all right. back inside. >> steve: thank you, janice. >> ainsley: any of the girls single out there? yesterday you were trying to set lawrence up. >> janice: i will not ask. >> lawrence: janice may or may not have gotten a phone number for me. >> janice: did you follow-up? >> lawrence: stay tuned. >> janice: i love it. >> ainsley: tomorrow will be hot. >> ainsley: it is friday tomorrow. all-american summer concert series. >> steve: with flo-rida, he will be in the house performing live, if you would

the, the, this is dw news live from berlin. israel ends it's military operation in the city of geneva, left behind the ruins, after 2 days drowned, strikes and break. at least 13 palestinians were killed. and there was new rockets fired from casa to israel. also coming up the polish military steps of patrols along the border with bell of roofs. that's after reports that a cap for exiled russian mercenary leader. you've got any promotions back there. fighters appears to be being set up and indonesia is new capital news montero will cost billions to complete. the government is hoping that private investors will split most of the bill. some are skeptical about the government plan. the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. israel says that it's military operation, engineering is over and its troops have withdrawn from the occupied westbank city. the intense to day incursion involving drone strikes, an army rates has killed at least 13 palestinians, and displaced thousands. one is rarely, soldier was also killed. israel said that the raid has inflicted heavy damage on militant groups

[laughter]. >> here in new york city, i don't appreciate them giving me this topic by the way.op competitive eater, joey chestnut, wins again but not without some stiff competition from the weather. officials calling off the nathan's hotdog eating men's contest due to torrential storms hitting the coney island area. >> but chest nutted didn't let soggy weather block him from his 16th title t reigning champ urged organizers to save the contest and he went on to once again take home the gold after dwourg 62 hot dogs in just 10 minutes. this is actually kind of funny how this all went down because like you said there was a big thunderstorm that happened. the competition was supposed to happen at noon, and all -- it got delayed and then all of a sudden word got out that it got cancelled. and then there's this picture of joey chestnut and he's like storming coney island. >> wwe like elbows up. >> a bunch of reporters said he was heard saying i'm going to get all the guys out here and we're going to do this thing. >> good for him. >> i don't know if it was him or not but low and beho

it's 5:00 in new york city.ing on capitol hill over government censorship. republicans trying to lay out the evidence that the biden administration and big tech worked together to silence americans. but democrats used it mainly to bash the star witness, who happens to be president biden's top challenger, robert f. kennedy jr. he was there to give personal testimony on the topic after

when they visit new york city, they watch the tiktok best vintage shops in new york city.latform that will continue to go grow but instagram is one of our best ways to market. charles: speaking of growing. you own several of these stores. do you get to the point you start to think wow, this could be something monumental? i saw a picture the other day of the first pizza hut. you wouldn't have thought it would be a multigazillion franchise t was in a brick building somewhere in kansas, right? do you start this think this could be a global business or global empire? >> for sure. even when i started the first store, i went to indiana university, i opened the store fronter in bloomfield, indiana. very small town. my idea was to scale it. that has been five 1/2 years. we have one in indiana, boulder, colorado, the most recent one is in new york city. i thought you could do this, replicate the store in every small market city, even big market city in america, even globally. charles: got to say, congratulations, nick. i really love your story. i will go down to see, you guys may n

i think these cities, new york city and our other cities, are becoming kind of ungovernable and people, oh, we can't go back. we can, because it isn't as bad as it was when i first moved here to new york. but you know what would happen then, in the early 90s we had the guardian angels you remember curtis when citizens were taking, they were just going in and they were the guardian angels, i would love to be one not because i'm tough but i look great in a beret. >> greg: so did monica lewinsky. [laughter] >> joe: it's so true. >> tom: but when citizens started the doing that, it was like the politicians didn't like it then either and the chief of police didn't like it, they didn't like the guardian angels and the politicians didn't like the guardian angels, why, because it was an embarrassment and citizens were having to protect themselves. but seeing the guardian angels made new yorkers wake up saying why aren't our politicians able to handle this. we elected giuliani and had chief bratten and changed things. things can go back people just have to be motivated so maybe we need the guar

just going up behind these tourists in new york city who don't know he has a knife. a knife. people called the police. and but the mayor said that this is just media hype. we are just making new york city look scary. that's the media's fault. but the d.a., alvin bragg said he gets nervous when his family rides the subway. what is city council talking about. how do we fix this problem? >> as you know three years ago the city council defunded the police by $3 billion. now even though the city council brought the budget back to pre-pandemic levels and even though actually serious crimes like murder and rape are down, unless we completely untie the hands of our police. unless we repeal cashless bail and get rid of soft on crime d.a.s like alvin bragg. new yorkers are not going to feel safe in our city. >> ainsley: do you have others who support you? >> we do some and some don't. >> we had progressive city council. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on with us. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: she is a barbie girl in a china world. the map going viral formed the iconi

city of dnipro. our ian pannell there. >>> after the crane collapse in new york city, now the crane coming down just after rush hour on the highway. >>> a ship carrying 2,700 new cars still on fire tonight. >>> authorities say they removed a drunk pilot set to fly a passenger jet. >>> did taylor swift fans really cause two earthquakes? >>> also your chance at $900 million. >>> and we celebrate a beloved member of the eagles tonight. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york city this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. we have finally made it to friday. there's a lot to get to tonight. they're warning of severe storms in chicago, the midwest and into the northeast. warning of major thunderstorms, damaging winds and tornados. rob marciano is standing by. >>> we begin with former president trump and new details, what played out in the hours after federal prosecutors say donald trump learned that authorities wanted the surveillance at mar-a-lago. the phone call they say trump made within hours. the aid who secretly travelled to mar-a-lago, right down to the

new york state. it's their making too because they've created a sanctuary city, a sanctuary state. y crossed the border and they've asked them where they want to go, they want to go to new york, this is a destination. now eric adams and kathy hochul are crying foul because these migrants have overrun many hotels and housing stock. it's a -- you did this. joe biden did this. and joe biden should be paying the bill but, frankly, the joke's on the american taxpayer because we're the ones paying the bill. this isn't some magical pot of money that joe biden invented and eric adams saying there's no room at the inn and he needs to send all of the new migrants upstate, that's not going to fly. our local leaders, they're not going to let their infrastructure be overrun like new york city's has. this has got to be a self examination of policies. we can't stand by idly anymore and accept the fact that we have radical claims of new york as a sanctuary. cheryl: maybe that needs to change for new york city. great to see you this morning, sir. thank you for with us. -- thank youfor being with us.

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authorities say a serial killer wanted in a string of murders outside new york city on new york's islandas the gilgo beach murders. tonight a 59-year-old architect, a father of two is now under arrest. neighbors terrorized by the mysterious killings stunned to learn the suspect was hiding in plain sight all along. the lead suspect in a fourth woman's case. authorities are investigating more. in fact, the remains of at least ten people were found along a deserted stretch of beach, most of them young women, over the last decade. authorities say the victim's bodies were wrapped in burlap. and this video just in tonight -- take a look. the suspect with a bag over his shoulder. this next frame there in the khaki pants, surrounded by authorities last night. this was last night. his name, rex heuerman, caught walking near his office in midtown manhattan. investigators at his long island home. tonight, why officials grew even more concerned and moved in when they did. and some of the evidence tonight -- a car, burner phones and they say dna on a pizza crust he discarded. over the course of the l