of questions and we have little time with your excellency let me start, what was the news in the new city today, the official news and what should be said by the responsible authorities, such as the honorable president or the general manager of the new city of the campus, or mr. minister himself, i want to hear from you what happened today. something happened in the new city of pardis, and god willing, when will it be completed ? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings to you and my polite service to the dear viewers . i would like to serve all my dear compatriots and i also consider it necessary for holy defense week i would like to congratulate you because today i am happy that during the holy defense week, with the spirit of revolution and jihad, which in the last 7 months , my colleagues in various service units in the new city of the campus , as well as various managers in various departments , have tried to witness this. let's hope that a package of 10,000 units will be delivered to the loved ones who have been waiting for 10 years and more t

the remaining number of mehr housing in the new cities is 30,000. of these 300, i would like to hear and give good news from mr. jafari, the general manager of the new cities construction company. people , we are trying our best to increase the number of 20,000 units in the new city of pardis to 12,000 by the end of this year. god willing, it will be delivered to the applicants and the rest will be delivered next year by the summer of next year. we will not have any leftovers in terms of housing , we will celebrate the completion of mehr perriso housing , god willing, in the summer of next year. that these projects will be completed in the shortest possible time, because as you mentioned, the people really need to apologize to the people, in any case, this expectation and this trust in the governments is the social capital of every government and the citizens who waiting for 10 years and more than 10 years today must be the sweet taste of becoming a housewife in this difficult situation we are happy to provide new housing and we hope, god willing, we

it will be delivered to new amirkabir new city of amirkabir with an area of ​​about 1,600 hectares andation of about 100,000 people. new amirkabir city is designed as one of the target points for the construction of units of the national housing movement in central province. our quota in new amirkabir city for the construction of the national movement housing, a thousand units of land the requirement for the construction of residential units in the new city of amirkabir is about 300 hectares of land allocated by the national housing movement plan, which is in neighborhood 2 of the new city of amirkabir, in the middle of 64, 100% preparation has been completed. land development, all the necessary infrastructures are being implemented, the road network of this city, the channeling of surface water in the distribution network and the sewage collection network have been completed, the construction of units of the national housing movement project has also started in this new city , about 1100 units of this project and of this quota capacity, which we are starting to build that with we have

the cultural and sports services per capita will increase, of course, this is done in our other new cities, as you have repeatedly broadcasted in the news. it is happening and this route has been put into operation recently, seven schools in the new city of parand have been put into operation in the new city of the former hashgerd or the former mehestan . sports, culture, and services will continue inshallah, we will reach an acceptable per capita and the necessary governor. your second question is in the field of banks. yes, in the central bank, the honorable director general of the central bank held a meeting. the deputy minister of home affairs also participated in the meeting with all the banks involved in the initial agreements. perhaps we hope that he as soon as the agreements are implemented as soon as possible, we requested the honorable minister of economy to hold their own meetings . god willing, the banks have the expectations of the president and the law, we did not expect more from the banks than the law. we have fully specified the duties of each device and each part in the j

causing what we're seeing in new york city. d andrew ansboro, the president of the uniformed firefighters association in new york, he joined us last hour and we asked him about the cuts, the overtime cuts and how this is going to affect their members. and again, i have to reiterate, this was announced right as we go into the 9/11 remembrances of today, sir. thereon what he told us. >> -- listen to what he told us. >> the last few years, we started with covid up, virus coming through, the vaccine mandate which we fought against, put a lot of members on the unemployment line and they were out of work for a long time, still several aren't back yet but most of our pay and overtime comes operationally from riding the fire trucks out around the city so for them to cut overtime they would have to cut services. there is very little overtime out there that isn't spent directly on providing emergency services in new york estimate it will be tough to do for the fdny. i don't know about other agencies. the services we do, i find it hard to

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the system then moving from washington to new york city to boston. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> tonight, the migrant crisis in this country. the surge at the southern border. the staggering new number tonight. and the white house this evening now making it easier for nearly 500,000 venezuelans to get work permits. matt rivers at the border. >>> yet another puzzling escape tonight. this time, authorities say a convicted child sex offender, last seen on this surveillance, showing him somehow escaping custody while being treated at a hospital in st. louis. two corrections officers were assigned to watch him. still, he walked right out. where they're searching tonight. >>> president zelenskyy at the white house, at a pivotal moment in this war. president biden tonight promising more air defense weapons, ammunition, anti-armor systems. as some republicans question support for ukraine. what house speaker kevin mccarthy said today after his meeting with zelenskyy. terry moran live on the hill tonight. >>> could there be an end in sight to t

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in my new cities, mr. dr. jafari pointed out that the work is in progress , we hope that a large part of these projects will be delivered to the dear applicants by the end of the year, god willing. the province is that we will be able to complete the housing case of mehr in razavi khorasan province by the summer of next year. in connection with this matter of land provision, if it is allowed, i would like to give a very brief explanation in this section , but yes, look, in fact, i will tell you two numbers so that the scale of the work in our province for our national housing movement is 4 thousand. we have actually secured the hectare of land from the number that mr. dr. maliki said, the amount of additions we made is 15 times the amount of mahr housing, and this indicates a very high volume of land provision for the same the land supply revolution that mr. dr. maliki said with a specific number and figure. thank you very much, mr. daai, the manager. dear rahoshahrsazi, khorasan razavi, mr. jafari, well, mr.

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cbs's meg oliver is in new york city tonight with how some of these districts are handling the heat. d evening. more than a million students here in new york city went back to school today, but with a heat advisory still in effect, schools are limiting outdoor activities. students in the nation's largest public school district headed back in the sweltering sun today. >> it's got to feel like 100 degrees today. >> reporter: the majority of new york city public schools have air conditioning after spending millions of dollars in 2017. >> as long as it is running, i think she will be okay. >> reporter: the heat was on in massachusetts today, too, but in boston, the first day back was a breeze. >> inside the majority of our schools, it is very cool and comfortable. >> reporter: last year, boston public schools installed 3800 new air-conditioners partially funded by federal pandemic grants. now the $9 million investment is having a big payoff. >> we can predict that things are going to be warmer and hotter. this was something for students and staff that was needed for them to be able to, ag

in his city. >> this issue will destroy new york city. ♪ ♪ >> norah: at an urgent mission to rescue aed in a cave more than 3,000 feet underground. ♪ ♪ >> this literally is ground zero for our fight against fentanyl precursors. >> we are at a secret location inside a u.s. government bunker. beside me, near the 8500 pounds of fentanyl in its chemical precursors, soon to be destroyed. ♪ ♪ >> norah: a cbs news exclusive. the 140 one-page report detailing the prolific lies insiders knew before embattled new york congressman george santos was elected. ♪ ♪ ♪ is this the real life? >> norah: and it is not just a fantasy. queen front man freddie mercury's famous piano sells for over $2 million at auction. >> sold. thank you very, very much. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. we begin with the dangerous heat wave still smothering a large portion of the country, including major cities like new york and boston. which both hit historic highs today. more than 80 million americans were under heat alerts today, and more than 60 cities scorched in record-

of amir kabir in central province. will be delivered new amirkabir city with an area of ​​about 1600population of about 100,000 people, new amirkabir city has become one of the target points for the construction of units of the national housing movement in central province. land preparation is necessary for the construction of residential units in the new city of amirkabir, about 300 hectares of land allocated to the national housing movement plan, which is in neighborhood 2 of the new city of amirkabir, middle 64, 100% preparation has been completed, lot 3 and 4, part 164 , has about 40% physical progress. in the stage of land preparation all the necessary infrastructures are implemented, the road network of this city of jojah, the diversion of surface water in the distribution network and the sewage collection network have been completed, the construction of the units of the national housing movement project has also been completed in this city, about 1100 units of this project and of this quota capacity that we have we started to build it with different projects that we have diffe

in new york city, on staten island, that anger boiling over. protesters pinned down, multiple arrests. and it's not just new york. multiple states tonight. and just this evening, what's now playing out at the border. abc's matt rivers on the border in california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, tensions high across the country. police pinning protesters down in new york city, arresting ten people on staten island, many outraged over the influx of migrants into the city. from new york to illinois to arizona, states overwhelmed, buses arriving daily. in san diego county, border patrol forced to release about 4,000 migrants in just the past week. processing centers and shelters filled to capacity. many dropped off at places like this bus stop. local officials frustrated, demanding action in washington. >> this isn't a political situation, this is not a left of right issue. this is an immigration system that has failed. as a county, we're not resourced to handle this many people coming in. >> reporter: lourdes gutierrez arrived here two days ago from

this issue will destroy new york city. destroy new york city. >> destroy new york city.at does the mayor say this -- why does he say this crisis cannot be solved? >> well, the challenge, of course is that we're seeing so many of these families being bused from the border and then up here to new york city. and this has been going on for months on end now. and so, you know, it is not to diminish the challenge that the mayor is describing. what i will tell you this morning as many of these families arrive and they're bringing students into the new york city school system for the first time is that the feeling is not one of a crisis. i've spoken to several families this morning who tell me they're actually excited for their kids to have classmates who are from diverse backgrounds, and then there are other challenges. there is the heat here and that kids aren't going to be able to spend as much time in recess because there is an advisory in place, covid, an uptick of cases in new york and across the country and we don't have great data tracking all of this. we don't have full

we have new information about that mysterious group planning to build a whole new city in the bay area. last month we broke the news of a survey going out to residents of solano county, hinting at this idea. since then, we've learned not only is the plan real, it's also backed by some of silicon valley's richest investors. that plan is to build a new city right next to travis air force base. the group called itself california forever. as we've reported, that survey went out last month by email and by phone. california forever says the goal was to hear how solano county residents feel about the future. among the key findings here, many people are worried about the direction solano county is going in. of the 1,400 people surveyed, 29% felt it was going in the wrong direction, right there. 39% said their feelings were mixed. one big issue here, affordability. the survey found 70% of people believe that kids in solano county won't be able to live in the same neighborhood where they grew up. really goes for many counties around here. since going public with the plan, the man spearheading th

and new york city. >>> and president zelenskyy at the white house at a critical moment. >>> first tonight, the images coming in, that bus crash on i-84 in orange county, new york. at least one dead, more than 40 injured. at least five students in critical condition. gio benitez reporting live from the response site tonight. >>> this new tropical threat forming off the east coast. tropical storm warnings already from north carolina to maryland. heavy rain, strong winds, coastal flooding. the system then moving from washington to new york city to boston. >>> tonight, the migrant crisis in this country. the surge at the southern border. the staggering new number tonight. and the white house this evening now making it easier for nearly 500,000 venezuelans to get work permits. matti rivers at the border. >>> yet another puzzling escape tonight. a convicted child sex offender, last seen on this surveillance, showing him somehow escaping custody while being treated at a hospital in st. louis. two corrections officers were assigned to watch him. still, he walked right out. where they're searching

this issue will destroy new york city, destroy new york city. >> reality, more than 110,000 asylum seekers just since last spring. my next guest was the acting secretary of the homeland security department under former president donald trump. chad wolf, thank you for joining tonight. obviously, as i noted, you were running the dhs. what do you make of these calls for more federal help? do you think that they're warranted? >> well, look, i think mayor adams has a mess on his hands. he's trying to deal with an historic influx of migrants there in new york city. i think the federal government needs to be doing more. and it starts with actually securing that border. you've got to be able to stop the influx of these illegal aliens into all communities across the country, not only new york city, in order to get your hands around the issue here. what the mayor is really talking about are these downstream effects. particularly in new york city, it's the amount of children in their public education system, their public health system. these are the real issues of what happens when you leave that bor

this issue will destroy new york city. destroy new york city.ng 10,000 migrants a month. one time we were just getting venezuela, now we're getting ecuador, russia-speaking coming through mexico, getting western africa, getting people from all over the globe made their mind up they will come through the southern part of the border and come into new york city and everyone is saying, it is new york city's problem. every community in this city is going to be impacted, it will come to your neighborhoods. all of us will be impacted by this. i said it last year when we had 15,000, i'm telling you now with 110,000, the city we knew, we are about to lose. >> emily: todd, incredibly powerful statement and real position for the mayor to take. this city has already been destroyed. >> todd: the problem with what he said is when he is saying it. a phrase joe concha and i use, some might say abuse, welcome to the party, pal, a line from "die hard." president joe biden you campaigned for you, you worked on his behalf because you didn't want trump and you sanct

north of new york city up in the west chester area, seeing live pictures of new rochelle, 20 miles north of the city, it's a lake. it's bad. >> john: and this weather system is moving up into the northeast a little further north of new york, up in the catskills, into new england, into the green mountains, we could get a lot of flash flooding in the valleys. a lot of communities in the northeast in new england that could be at risk of more severe flooding. again, this is kind of -- sewers get plugged, the water backs up, it's pretty flat there. you combine that amount of water with hillsides, ravines and that sort of thing, it could turn into a deadly flash flooding situation very quickly. >> sandra: extremely dangerous to even get into the waters. as somebody who was walking through terminal a took video, you and i have both seen it, it is completely -- laguardia, terminal a, flooded like all the baggage, everything. i don't know if you could gauge how high it was and the surrounding roads in and out of laguardia just a mess. >> john: when you consider a lot of the city is only a couple

a state problem god of hochul giving a billion dollars to new york city because new york city is>> cheryl i can tell you though, you know, what we're seeing now we just heard from new york city controller he has rejected no-bid contract mayor adams gave to a firm to manager man age dumping in upstate new york have a contract rejected by new york city controller those that accepted fast money by mayor adams his agents, they accepted it like a crack addict, i can tell you rest assured now that contract has been rejected those motels will street those people after they realize not getting fast money from mayor adams. >> the homeless during covid, they are taking money for managers migrants they don't care about neighborhoods in new york city i say that as somebody lives in the city to be clear here, sir, governor hochul is considering, a special legislative session, she is calling on statehouse republicans, to act on migrant crisis, supervisor what are your thoughts there? is there a way both sides can maybe come together to fix what is happening in new york state? >> well, it is de

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the city we knew we are about to lose. >> new york city begs for mercy. desantis is here. >> make me a dogface lion pony soldier. >> jesse: new biden plagiarism, a primetime executive. >> first to have a successful uterus transplant. >> jesse: transgender abortions for fun? call 911. plus, summer is over. >> back to school. are you excited? >> i am so excited. >> jesse: nothing used to say hope like a one way ticket to ellis island. turn of last century thousands of ambitious future americans went through the treacherous atlantic in search after better life a. seat on a steamboat cost life savings. once you docked there was a process. if you pass rigorous medical exams and your paperwork clear you're integrated into american culture and went to work f. not you were dead tainted and shipped home. this country was started by immigrants but immigrants are going to end new york city. that's what the mayor says, democrat mayor eric adams initially welcomed the tidal wave. >> the city has always been a sanctuary city and we have always managed those who want to

this issue will destroy new york city. destroy new york city. we're getting 10,000 migrants a month. every community in this city is going to be impacted. the city we knew we're about to lose. >> harris: well, that's not a surprise. i don't know why he acts surprised. in "focus" republican senator ted cruz from the border state of texas. first bryan llenas in new york city. >> good afternoon. at a town hall yesterday new york city mayor eric adams said the city's migrant crisis is a national crisis and once again criticized the biden administration for not providing any support. at multiple events yesterday, mayor adams ultimately said he blames republican texas governor greg abbott and former president trump for the crisis. >> we turned this city around in 20 months. then what happened? start evidence with a mad man down in texas deciding he wanted to bus people up to new york city. trump republicans created this mess and we need to fix this mess with real immigration reform. >> more than 110,000 illegal immigrants have arrived in new york city

city. bill melugin puts it in context this morning, john, when he said the new york city mayor said new yorkndle 10,000 migrants a month? the border just had 10,000 in a day. think about that. it is really something. >> john: when you take a look at that, 10,000 was the daily record set back in early may, just before title 42 came off, then there was the lull, after title 42 was rescinded, and the biden administration declared victory, saying the new protocols that we put in place for venezuelans, haitians and others, have taken care of the problem, but it may have been just a lull. people waiting to see what was going to go on. bill says weather is not a factor because it's just as hot now as it was in july. but suddenly more and more people have decided to come across the border. he says because they have found out that it has no consequences. and clearly, and we want to play this again, this was extraordinary, intrepid correspondent on the hill, hillary vaughn is great at bird dogging members of congress. and she put the question to democrats about the situation on the border and to say t

joe biden has been in new york city there are migrant shelters all over the place. t one tour. >> steve: cover of the "new york post" lost your way, joe? it points to one of the migrant shelters. it's the roosevelt hotel five blocks from where we are sitting right now. we know exactly where they are. the president of the united states you have to wonder if his motorcade drove by one of them. >> ainsley: why doesn't he want to go? doesn't want to address the problem. >> steve: to him, it's not a crisis it's part of his business plan. >> lawrence: when you have the homeland secretary saying they have operational control and this nonsense happening. i don't know how this can't be an impeachable offense. >> ainsley: in new york we have laws on the books where you have to find shelter for anyone here who is homeless or give them that option. in california they don't have that. that's why gavin newsom says come here if you are homeless, can you set up a tent on the street. you are not allowed to you do that here in new york. >> steve: people do lots of them. >> ainsley: 10

city and harm them. i can not sugarcoat this to the new york city public. know what we are facing right now. >> let me ask you this because there are leaders who say that if this migrant influx is a national crisis, why shouldn't new york, why shouldn't los angeles, and chicago have to help should they are burden? why should it all be the responsibility of texas alone? >> and they're right. and i join them. that's why i went down to el paso. i communicated with the mayor of brownsville. i have communicated with the mayor of houston. they are 100% correct. i shared that with them. and that is why those -- those republicans that have blocked immigration reform for years, have gotten in the way of real immigration reform. we came close at one time of yes, this is a problem that the national government must resolve. i say this over and over again. no city should be carrying the weight of a national problem. so i agree with him 100% that no city should be going through this. and when you look at the numbers that are coming here to new york city over 110,000 ente

stuart: compare new york city 22 years ago and new york city today? wer. >> yeah. stuart: we had been clobbered in new york city and came back strong. >> yeah. stuart: new york city today is a shambles have you been walking around? have you seen it? >> it is heartbreaking. i was visiting with many new yorkers how it seems the younger new yorkers have forgotten the lessons of the 1970s, have forgotten how bad the crime can be. have forgotten how bad things can get. we can clean this up. we can fix this up. we saw mayors, mayors like rudy giuliani come in and put the criminals in jail and clean up the streets and make it so that people felt safe to walk on the street and i got to say that there is something else looking back 22 years ago, not only can the city be safe and our other great american cities, san francisco, chicago, l.a. can be safe too, not only that, remember the unity we had on september 12th. remember are when george w. bush stood on a pile of rubble with a bullhorn and a man called out said we can't hear you. but president bush said we c

this issue will destroy new york city. cheryl: destroy new york city, kaley. there's a great op-ed in the wall street journal talking about the migrant crisis, saying new york democrats want this fixed because if it festers voters will likely elect more republicans, not just the u.s. house but possibly a local level. >> eric adams better watch it. soon they'll be accusing him of locking kids in cages and locking the southern border. this is the same thing republicans have been saying for years at this point. which is that unfettered migration into america's cities is unsustainable especially because of something madison mentioned, the language barrier is a huge issue. asimulation is very important when talking about immigration. many cities just do not have the processes in place to help immigrants assimilate into the culture, to help them get settled. when they're flooded with thousands of people at a time like the small border towns in texas and arizona have been for years, it becomes a massive issue. cheryl: also too the issue for the blue cities, in particu

there are some issues in new york city. with the schools in new york city. >> what about them? >> there is an overload of students and we need more -- >> we need more help from the federal government without question. one of the key things the government can do is to provide temporary protective status to venezuelans so they can get work permits immediately. >> can you identify yourself? >> congressman jerrold nadler of new york. >> okay. [shouting] >> thank you, everyone. [inaudible]. [shouting] >> the american dream is what it's all about. [no audio, just shouting] [no audio, just shouting] >> harris: just for a moment here we wanted you to see what played out when ocasio-cortez was joined by a congressman here. they led the congressional delegation to address new york city's crisis right now. and this has turned into something different. we knew protestors on both sides would show up. but the signs americans first and close the freaking border, cleaning up in some cases here, are all of the things that you are starting to hear loud and clear and they simply shouted down the

this issue will destroy new york city, destroy new york city. >> adams laid the blame directly at president feet. he tore into the administration, claiming it has ignored his pleas for more federal support. with me now is democratic congressman of new york, his district represents part of the city and he is also the first formally undocumented immigrant to serve in the united states congress. thank you for joining us. look, it seems part of what is happening here is that new york city is required to provide shelter to anyone who needs it, which is why it is picking up the tab for all of these migrants who are finding themselves there. do you agree though with what mayor adams said there that this crisis will ultimately destroy the city? >> look, mayor adams is doing what he has to do, fighting to get funding and help the city of new york needs to get through this crisis. i don't think it will destroy the city. i look at it from another perspective that every crisis also brings about great opportunities and these folks want to work and our economy needs them. the private sector needs them. a

new york city. this is the place i love and call home.obal mecca that it is today. we helped build it, we help run it, and we bring it to life daily with our passion, our culture, and our contributions. and telling these stories fills me with pride and inspires me to keep finding more stories. i'm glad y'all came along for the ride. ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ [quiet music] ♪ - ladies and gentlemen, please welcome america's mayor, rudy giuliani! [crowd response] - hello, everyone. it seems to me... we don't wanna find out three weeks from now even more proof that this election was stolen, do we? crowd: no! - who hides evidence? criminals hide evidence! [cheers and applause] - if you're surprised by the decline and fall,

new york city, very hot, we will set a record today if we get to 94. t will feel over 100 from dover to new york to maine. 93, it will get to 94 and break the heat a little bit. average high is 79. still above average heading into the weekend. could see potential for showers and thunderstorms into tomorrow for the northeast, parts of the great lakes and the heat continues to be a big thing. hurricane lee will move fairly close to the caribbean and become we think category 4, possibly category 5 hurricane in the next couple days. will it impact the u.s.? short answer is we don't know, we have to watch it, we'll have a better idea getting into the weekend. hurricane hunters will investigate today. if you live from florida to maine, keep an eye on hurricane lee. it is brian kilmeade. hi, brian, i didn't mean it when i said bill hemmer was awesome. >> brian: you owe me an apology. n.f.l. is back, chiefs hosting the lions. what can we expect on thursday and what are we going to see repeat for the super bowl this year? our next guest knows what it takes to wi

also coming up new york under water, the big apple is facing slash floods that have disrupted the cities subway. the honda handle, thanks for joining us. the un says as or by john has requested a delegation be sent to new garner car back to assess the humanitarian situation on the ground. this is a surprise move by as a by john, which has previously said no to lashing international observers into the region. the mass exodus of ethnic armenians from the gartner car back continues with an 80 percent of the break away regions. population is believe to of left for armenia and more are expected in the coming days. many are exhausted and anxious about their future after leaving everything behind is the central square in the town of gold is most refugees land here. after leaving the garden account or by, by of the latch and corridor dionte wrote linking to region 2, i mean all of them left behind the home that will cease to exist as they knew it. as also by john re to complete the control i left it for whoever will come to live in my house, no matter whether it's an enemy, you're not there. hum

geoff: open but strained arms. >> this issue will destroy new york city. destroy new york city.yor eric adams has promised a humane response while stressing resources are overwhelmed. >> the real issue that we are seeing is not a resource issue it is actually making sure that , we're spending resources appropriately. geoff: murad awawdeh is the executive director of the new york immigration coalition, which has worked to help incoming migrant families prepare for the school year. >> one thing that we have been fighting for a number of years has been ensuring that we expand programs for english language learners as well as expanding english language learner transfer schools in new york city. it's a huge need, it continues to be a huge need. geoff: housing migrant families is also an issue. >> every night we have to be creative to find places to allow people to stay. geoff: the city has opened 206 emergency shelters in hotels, parks and buildings. but still, migrants have lined the streets awaiting a bed, one the city government is required to provide to anyone in need under the c

will: illegal immigration and the last couple of days surely the sound from new york city mayor eric ams talking about this illegal immigration will destroy new york city. there's been now a pushback including from the biden administration to any illegal immigrants essentially leaving border states like texas and so governor greg abbott said this, he put this on x. he said biden considers forcing migrant families to remain in texas. the scam was tried yearsing a and shot down by a judge. we'll send biden the same swift justice and we'll add even more buses to migrants -- of migrants to washington dc. more buses to sanctuary cities seems to be the only way you open eyes. pete: absolutely. this has been an incredibly effective policy. i mean, i think rachel and i, i don't know if you were there, will, or not but when it started i said i don't know. feels like a gimmick. what the real problem is the boarder and it's been incredibly effective in saying, in raising the alarm and rates-over the big cities and now they turn around and start -- will: starletted with governor ron desantis of f

ask your doctor about ibrance. >>> san francisco library cards are about to get a new look. the city'sl mascot. >> talking parrots the public library releasing a new card with the city's wild part. the cards are available at branches all across the city. earlier this year the parrots were officially named san francisco's animal of the city. in a survey by the chronicle and total sf podcast the parrots became a staple of telegraph hill. they first showed up in the 1980s know are there to stay. >> a bunch of parrot heads here. it is orange friday at china basin. a live look from oracle park and from our exclusive ballpark cam. the giants hosting the rockies tonight. giants lost six in a row and are three games out of the final wild card spot. they need a win tonight. danville's kyle harrison is pitching. watch the game right here on nbc bay area at 7:00. >>> up next on "nightly news" an american scientist stuck underground in turkey. the rescue to get him under way. it won't be easy. "nightly news" is there as it unfolds. lester holt joins us right now. >>> tonight, tracking monster hurr

. >>> in new york city, the major storm moving in. and the fentanyl discovery just blocks from that day kafr. >>> first, the countdown to this looming government shutdown tonight. two days. abc news learning federal agencies will begin notifying millions that they may either be furloughed or required to work without pay. house republicans battling each other behind closed doors. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> what house republicans are moving forward with, their impeachment inquiry against president biden. tonight, the major news, though. their own witnesses testifying on the hill today, saying there is no evidence right now president biden committed a crime. democrats pouncing. terry moran live in washington. >>> in new york city at this hour, and in the east, the new storm now moving in. flooding concerns already. heavy rain and possible flash flooding. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> authorities here in new york city seizing more than 40 pounds of fentanyl from an apartment. they say an alleged drug mill, just six

and then that they dump all that moisture in the form of rain when they hit land, in this case, new york city dw bashing hard to new york. thanks so much for all of your insights and make sure that you stay dry. thank you. here's a roundup of some other stories making headlines. ukraine is commemorating the 82nd anniversary of one of the largest mass murders of jews in the holocaust. around fair, she $4000.00 people, mostly jews, were killed at the bobby ravine out of sight nazi occupied keys. president the landscape joined thousands of others paying their respects in the capital, or at least 57 people have been killed in 2 separate suicide bomb attacks and pakistan. the 1st blast and the country side, the west hit a procession marking the birth of the atlantic profit. and mohammed killing 52 people. 5 more were killed and a mosque in the northwest. no group has claims responsibilities so far. las vegas police have charged them on with the 1996 murder of a rap legend to pay extra cor. dwayne k. c. d. davis had previously admitted that he was in the cadillac from which the faithful gunfire cam

dw correspondent, and boston. hardship has been out all day in new york city and he gave us this update. well, how it looks like the worst is over, at least for the 5 boroughs of new york city. that doesn't mean that this storm is over. so for the north of the city and also further east out to long island, there is more rain. so for all the people who need to make that commute tonight. so need to go home. we need to go out east long island somewhere. they're going to be in for a rough ride. they're going to need a lot of patients that have instead, i think that goes for everybody who wants to get anywhere in the city. tonight. i just spent the last few hours on the subway. i went down to brooklyn to see what the situation is like there because it was really bad there this morning. this is a dirty that would usually take me maybe an hour. it took me closer to 3. today. a lot of the subways are running. it's very hard to predict what so boys are running, which stops they're actually going to make. so that changes by the minute it feels like and then uh, and the traffic is also really bad.

i would like to reply to the person who just called prior to me about giuliani and new york city. i've lived in new york city my entire life. i was actually on my way to college when what happened -- it was a tuesday morning. the skies were blue. and it is called the southern train. it connects queens to manhattan. i just want everybody in the united states listening to this to understand what you would have seen that day. i will be brief, and i will finish my point. have you been on the train, the southern train on that day, you have probably seen people from every culture you could imagine, every religion, every caller -- color. that is what democracy looks like. democracy is not easy. it is about tolerance, it is about accepting, and it is about being in a room with people you may not agree with. we were stuck in trains all day, and that is not easy. but that is what it looks like. democracy is not waking up and looking at yourself in the mirror every step of your way across the day, looking at news you agree with, looking at people exactly like you. and on that day, when those

you know, in new york city on 9/11. big time football. >> reena roy, abc news, new york . >> all right. monday night football is next, followed by after the game. and of course, don't miss a special edition of abc seven news at nine. wheel of fortune is at ten, followed by jeopardy! then abc seven news at 11. the giants three game sweep over the colorado rockies wasn't the only thing fans had to enjoy at oracle park this weekend. on friday, the team replaced the normal player headshots on the scoreboard with portraits drawn by children battling cancer. a host of local organizations provided the incredible artwork, including kids and art family house, campo chizu and the lucille packard children's hospital. >> all if you're streaming abc seven right now, we have much more news to come this hour, including business owners fighting for safety and protection in oakland and productivity at work. >> it's not really about giving 100. that's next. streaming with abc seven news. >> that'll do it for abc seven news at 4 p.m. monda

bashter, now 10 thousand another family also got a house in the new city of perlis . o allah, peace and blessings of allah be upon him, the 10,000 units that were presented to the applicants today thanks to your service, 100,000 housing units have been completed, and we can announce that the 100,000 consecutive deliveries have been completed, and the other 14,000 units that are on our agenda are the general manager of omran company. perris says that by the end of this year , many more will own houses, about 7,000. we received the delivery of our blood, we are now residents, we were saved from the needy for 5 months and i would like to thank them in particular. in addition to handing over 10,000 housing units of mehr pardis to the people, 18 public service and construction projects including schools, mosques , sports fields, parks and green spaces. and it was exploited with commercial payments. 6 schools with a capacity of 83 classrooms were presented to the dear students of this region. four service and commercial complexes that provide people's needs for easier shopp

listen. >> this issue will destroy new york city, destroy new york city.are getting 10,000 migrants a month. one time we were just getting venezuela. now we are getting ecuador. now we are getting russian speaking coming through mexico. now we are getting western africa. migrants, this is a national problem it. should be handled by the national government. but let's be clear, this mess is -- is trump republican mess. real immigration reform. i'm hearing those coming out saying eric is right, eric is right. don't pick half of what you say i'm right on. pick the other half that trump republicans created this mess. and we need to fix this mess with real immigration reform. >> wow. i would love to hear how the trump tried to build a wall and illegal immigration went down is responsible for the crisis right now where 110,000 illegal immigrants are in new york city. >> steve: and whether we look at the numbers, bowers 9 numbers are squishy, they are fungible. hard telling how many are actually here and mayor adams blames greg abbott down in the great state of te

and then that they dump all that moisture in the form of rain when they hit land, in this case, new york city dw bashing hard to new york. thanks so much for all of your insights and make sure that you stay dry. thank you. here's a roundup of some other stories making headlines around the world. ukraine is commemorating the 80 seconds anniversary of one of the largest mass murderers of jews in the holocaust. around 74000 people, mostly juries were killed at the bobby ravine outside nazi occupied. keith president, the landscape joins thousands of others paying their respects in the capital. at least 57 people have been killed in 2 separate suicide form attacks and pack has done. the 1st blast in the country south west has a procession mocking the birth of v. as lubbock prophet mohammed killing 52 people, 5 more were killed in a mosque in the northwest. no group has claimed responsibility so far. as las vegas police have charged a man with the 1996 murder of rap legend to pax record, duane keith davis had previously admitted that he was in the cadillac from which the fateful gun. the fire came.

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