new york city itself, right, like pre 1898. right. new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of thi

we are talking about new york city. this is an all over the place hearing all seekers, migrants and refugees from a foreign policy, new york from local law enforcement housing and with/and anything we would normally talk about in this committee. last month we heard from republican witnesses here to talk about mining extractions, rules or two long. too many words on the pages. here we are hearing about cities not following the. disingenuous is the word i can use about what i am feeling and hearing and you are incorrect, it's all about politics today. in her testimony about wanting up by policy coalition ager 3924 and this congress can't get it together keep the government open. you want more? don't look to the republicans, shut it all down. you won't get done. let's not kid ourselves, the foreign policy committee i wish we would talk about these issues. instead we are talking, and russia, countries the last president was kissing behind like nobody's business. the issue in immigration policy we don't have? absolutely. repu

why new york city? i don't think most of our republic colleagues caring much about new york city most of the time. but the fact is this narrow dysfunctional republicann majority runs to the state of new york. and right now because of a series of unfortunate events some republicans it managed to get themselves elected to congress they are about to be held accountable for the chaos and dysfunction of this crazy republican majority and the government shutdown we are three days away from bringing. they need air cover. they need a distraction. that is white we are here. that is spyware talk about this unlikely issue and that is why it is centered in all places new york city. it's about distraction and air cover. so i want to thank you for providing the broader context of this conversation.ou want to thank you for the incredible work you do for human rights. want to shed a little light on the issue a republican one us all the stuff is going to happen three days from now and they nan the government. could you s

, new york city is not going to be destroyed. my grandparents were immigrants and i have stated new york city, totally fun. >> thank you, sir. my question would be for the national park service and department way we weren't invited to the table planning the law-enforcement, any of the law-enforcement aspect that went to the mall 61 pages is at least one time, they say we are going to be the sole responsible the law enforcement action on our my question is why parkways are. >> have you seen at 2200 camp that works very well and never seen it. we have never seen anything like that. the playgrounds and there is no way that could work and that's why i came back to the first good process, policy and one last thing, going to the front of the line coming people have been forced lungs and use going to the like little think it helps anybody. i will. >> is ranking member, you are recognized. >> let me the every city in america has become a border. rampant public on the subject of the seven revision you mentioned in your testimony about the

why new york city? k most of my republican colleagues care much about new york city most of the time but the fact is this narrow dysfunctional republican majority were into the state of new york. and right now because of a series of unfortunate events some republicans managed to get themselves elected to congress and they are about to be held accountable for the chaos andac dysfunction of this republican majority and the government shutdown that we are three days away fromee bringing. they need a distraction so that's why we are here but that's why worth talking about thisis unlikely issue and that's why it's centered in of all places new york city. it's about distraction and air cover. so ms. acer i want to thank you forde providing the greater context for this conversation in a credible work you do for human rights and about to shed light on the issue that the republicans don't want to talk about and that is all the stuff that's going to happen three days from now when they shut down the government. co

new york city is not going to be destroyed. live there, my grandpa retzer immigrants that lead to new york city. i have faith in new york city is going to be totally fine. >> mr. anderson? >> thank you sir. my question would just be for the national park service the department of interior. why we really weren't invited to the table wasn't planning any of the law enforcement aspects that went into this. this lease, all 61 pages of it as mentioned yet they also say going to be the sole responsibility holding sole responsibility for actions outside the premises on our park on our jurisdiction. my question would be why the u.s. park were not consulted? >> by the way have you seen 2200 person adult mail who works very well i've never seen that. we have never seen anything go like that. we're going to intersperse this with playgrounds there is no way i can actually work. that's why came back to my first statement. good process of good policy. that doesn't do any of that. the last thing you want to make a point to as the work permits.

york city's mayor, eric adams, shared what is the sobering reality, he says, with new york city's resources stretched thin by 120,000 migrants. >> we want to give a real picture of what's happening in new york city we are at capacity >> morgan, you mentioned this wall funding had to be spent by law, but why now? >> reporter: lester, the white house says they were required to act on this by the end of the fiscal year, september 30th, so essentially they ran out of time to debate this very issue. in the meantime, there is still no firm timetable on when the proposed new section of wall will be going up here. lester >> morgan chesky at the border tonight, thank you. >>> the showdown over who will be the next house speaker is heading for a pivotal week with two high-profile republicans pushing for the job, and former president trump now endorsing one of them garrett haake now with the latest on that >> reporter: tonight, the race for the speaker's gavel intensifying with former president trump weighing in declaring conservative firebrand jim jordan has his, quote, complete and total e

high at people in solano county got >>> there is a development company pushing to build a brand-new cityy, but it is coming with pushback from community members and even elected officials. >> so far, we have only seen these renderings of the proposed city, but the company says more details are soon to come. back in the meantime, the ceo heard all the criticism firsthand at a recent town hall meeting. steve large has the update. >> my mom always told me , if you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all. i don't think i listened well. >> reporter: a1-two punch of criticism and skepticism. >> so, why have you kind of kept secrecy until now? >> why don't you ask us to invest? >> reporter: california forever ceo was prepared for trepidation in the paradise valley estates senior living community. >> they have asked all the legal questions, but i hope people have started to see that we have answered some of them. >> reporter: ceo of the investment group formerly known as flannery and associates that spent more than one year secretly cobbling together 55,000 acres of land aroun

, the duration of the movement varied from city to city and camp to camp, in the case of the original zakuti park occupation in new york city, it lasted for about two months, the protest were eventually evected from the park by authorities in mid-november 2011. what were the key motivations and goals of the occupy wall street movement? 2011, the usa was still reeling from the aftermath of the financial meltdown of 2008 and 2009, and at the same time there was a feeling that there needed to be some economic reforms in the united states to secure americans the right to healthcare and jobs and education, and regulate uh wall street transactions and wall street lending practices uh to offset the effects of the crisis and perhaps uh prevent another one from happening um however there was a lot of opposition to that from the republicans that had formed the t party uh and so it seemed that occupy wall street was attempt by those who wanted wall street to be regulated and wanted more economic reforms and wanted accountability from wall street and from the wealthy for the financial crisis to mobilize um and it ended up uh

in new york city. so housing the migrants of their is almost two -- 3 miles from anything possible. those people that run that mall are concerned because as the colder months come by darkness comes earlier. people are very concerned. small businesses are concerned. the district wheat represent isa very residential one. of safety concerns. >> how about food outlets, services, jobs. >> like a seventh 2-mile radius or where they will be placed. there is no jobs there. there is no food there. institution like aviator and french meadow farms for recreational purposes. all of these things will have to be brought in for them to travel they would have to travel out of floyd bennett field to go into the bigger population where they can seek those amenities. >> do we have a food desert. we have a jobs desert we have snap cards and work visas will not remedy these factors easily. we have a transportation problem. we don't have public transportation set up to where they can be productive or participate in the econo

here in new york city at this hour, the massive protests unfolding. , all peaceful, but the nypd isn't taking any chances with increased security tonight. abc's trevor ault with the images here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, thousands of demonstrators shutting down streets in manhattan. the protesters gathering not for hamas but for the palestinians caught in the middle, many of them demonstrating against israel. a pro-palestinian demonstration in the middle of times square. we've seen the people pouring in. it's peaceful, but it's passionate and it's not popular with everybody here in new york city. the nypd says the key is making sure people aren't on top of each other, demonstrators on each side. that's when you have the violent clashes. those demonstrators met by counterprotesters supporting israel. the demonstrations coming as hamas calls for that worldwide day of rage, putting police departments from coast to coast on high alert. tonight police say they've issued at least two summons to protesters fighting but by and large the demonstrations

and now leaders in cities across the u.s., buses arriving in new york city. we have reported on the migrants sleeping on sidewalks. in los angeles, dealing with the flow of migrants, too. democratic mayors and governors have called for federal action, as well. tonight, this plan to now add up to 20 miles of new wall in texas, with money allocated back in the trump administration in 2019. the white house saying by law, that money must now be spent. tonight, the president is asked, why now? and will a border wall work? his eye-opening answer tonight. and the white house facing the reality, an immigration crisis, and democrats and republicans in congress that have not come up with a solution, either. tonight, this new part of the wall, and the deportations that will now begin. abc's mireya villarreal on the border in eagle pass, texas, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president biden, who rallied against donald trump's border wall, clearing the way for more wall to be built, facing a surge of migrants and a humanitarian crisis, sending tens of thousands across the

new york city's mayor and latin america warns his city has no more room as the crisis intensifying. >>> washington's national cathedral has a new view. the story behind this stained glass and the stain on history it replaced. >> pretty brilliant. pretty bright. >> it's glowing. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news" from washington with adriana diaz. >> good evening. today israel battled to repel an invasion of its territory after palestinian militants launched highly coordinated attacks from gaza. thousands of rockets were fired into israel as gunmen infiltrated several border towns and bases, kidnapping civilians and soldiers. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu declared the country was, quote, at war. he said the enemy would pay an unprecedented price. among the targets hit, this high rise, which was reduced to rubble. hundreds have been killed on both sides, and it is a sharp escalation of violence for a region that bears the scars of centuries of conflict. cbs in tel-aviv leads us off. >> reporter: tonight a fresh wave of rockets has hit tel-aviv with the israeli military say

the question arises: why build new cities, why not invest in existing ones? t 18 billion of his own in it rubles the cities that were built and developed in the soviet period, they very much do not correspond to today's culture of life, the pace of life, and the actualization of life. a city with a population of 130,000, which developed mainly in the soviet period, costs tens and hundreds of billions of rubles and is very, very expensive, since you need a lot of such cities. dobrograd is a city in reverse, that is, at the beginning housing, education, cultural sites, and tourism infrastructure appeared here, only then a production zone appeared near the city. its employees are expected to settle in dobrograd , so in addition to townhouses and low-rise developments, the next phase of construction here will be... apartment buildings for blue collar workers, this business is called reverse development, development on the contrary, for us this is an investment that will pay off and b will bring profit. however, it’s not just about money; many new city projects loo

is more expensive to live in the new york city. >>> you can watch us >>> when you think of expensive bay area real estate, san francisco may top the list but a new ranking from u.s. news & world report puts sf ahead of new york city when it comes to pricey places to live. that is not the only bay area city more expensive than new york city. >> reporter: bay area residents know housing is not cheap but vallejo in fairfield? >> interesting. >> reporter: noelle waring and aleksie von disterlo live in vallejo . they were surprised at first to hear their area costs more to live in the new york city. but, feel it kind of makes sense. >> having san francisco be as expensive as it is, people get pushed out to these other regions. lafayette, walnut creek and then people living there get pushed up her their. >> reporter: the ranking by u.s. news & world report took into account the median gross rent and annual housing cost, among other factors, to figure out which areas need the most wealth to live comfortably. with housing costs going through the roof, most have trouble making en

well, in fact, we have to say that the new cities company will be connected to sadra, and the city will also be sadra. they are doing a part of it . you mentioned that technically you used concrete. how different it is now that you have a part of the people experiencing it freely they have north tehran, but if we want to be a bit more detailed and more precise, let's see how different it is from a technical point of view, it has reduced your costs and increased your usage. maybe we came as a pilot, we started this test from azad road. in other parts of our road, we have already started. how many kilometers of this azad was 54 concrete, well, the concrete surface has its own characteristics. anyway, the thickness of this surface is about 25-29 cm . it has 20 fixed points, that's about it it can be said that this is more compatible with environmental discussions, of course, except for strength , so it means that if it has the best strength, it is more useful, which means it has a longer life span. in fact, it is twice as thick as asphalt, so maybe we can say that it is mesh.

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yes, we need a full assessment of communities like new york city. enges in new york city and why the flooding is so, you know, so devastating and floods into our subways and homes, is that the new york city sewer system was built over 100 years ago with the capacity of one and three quarters inches per hour. we shattered that record a couple days ago and we had double that. the volume of water needs a nice go, so we need massive infrastructure dollars and i think president biden for helping send money to states like new york to build up that resiliency. it's going to be a long process. in the meantime we're always having to prepare for the next disaster. >> stunning that a trillion dollars is not -- is not sufficient nationally. i want to ask you about the other crises you've been raising alarms about and that is the strain due to migrants. there were no border provisions in this congressional bill that just passed and you've said you've had to manage without help from washington. what would you ask congress to get done in the next 45 days? >> well,

now, one is really interesting incident that happened here in new york city. just recently, we've got a new york city council member, was arrested for bringing a firearm to a profile, assign riley on our, on a college campus saying that she wanted to quote, protected your students from the pro palestine protests or so. the atmosphere here in new york city that is implemented by local media, etc, is one of extreme hostility toward these protests. but yet the crowds are still here. there are college students here. there are most little mirror. 2 cans here, there are left way activists here in the large crowd of people that are denouncing us aid to israel, and rallying and protesting. now as of yet, there has not been any effort to outlaw, to fully outlaw these kind of approach as, as there have been in other countries. we know in germany, in britain and france, palestine flags have been outlawed, 1000 protesters of being arrested. their calling is rally, hate speech, but here in new york city, despite the local opposition from political figures and what seems lik

mary, thank you. >>> here in new york city tonight, former president trump in the courtroom again todayshing out at the judge and at new york's attorney general. the a.g. saying, i will not be bullied. aaron katersky now at the courthouse. >> reporter: tonight, after three days of sitting in court and then stepping into the hall to attack the judge and new york attorney general letitia james, donald trump pulling up stakes and heading home to florida. and when he was gone, james firing back. >> this case was brought simply because it was a case where individuals had engaged in a pattern and practice of fraud. and i will not sit idly by and allow anyone to subvert the law. and lastly, i will not be bullied. >> reporter: trump was not required to be in court at all, but he came anyway. >> why attend? because i want to point it out to the press how corrupt it is, because nobody else seems to be able to do it. >> reporter: james brushing that off. >> mr. trump is no longer here. the donald trump show is over. this is nothing more than a political stunt. a fund-raising stop. >> reporter: it

you guys are harsh words from north bay residents for the tech billionaires trying to start a new city in solano county. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. we are learning more tonight about what happened. >> when an off-duty bay area pilot tried to cut the engines of the plane that was heading to san francisco. court documents reveal joseph emerson. a pleasant hill said he was on magic mushrooms at the time today in court. >> he pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of second degree. attempted murder are crawford's amanda hari joins us now live the newsroom with what could happen next in this bizarre case, amanda. >> a plea of insanity is off the table according to one lawyer because joseph emerson admitted to taking magic mushrooms before boarding the plane. prosecutors say the off-duty pilot tried to pull on the handles of the planes, fire suppression system while in flight. if he was successful, it would have cut off fuel to the plane's engines. >> this

i will also say when you have the crisis in new york city, i come to new york city a lot and see youe the people loitering in the streets aimlessly have nowhere to go and nothing to do. this will be a big problem when these people start getting desperate and it starts getting cold. what will they do? my fear they turn to crime and already established gangs in new york city. it will get so much worse before it gets better. >> harris: tomi lahren spitting the truth. it is so truth. thank you for being in "focus." "outnumbered" after this commercial break. great news. you can use your va benefit to pay off your high rate credit card debt with a lower rate va home loan from newday. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. so pay off your high rate debt with a lower rate newday home loan, and you can save $500 or more every month. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across

every day. >> new york city's mayor is on the ground in mexico to see the problem firsthand. migrants defying security rushing the border near el paso. now the biden administration is giving the green light to build a new border wall to deal with the crisis. the department of homeland security's secretary says there is a, quote, acute and immediate need. priscilla alvarez is live at the white house. this move by the biden administration runs counter to what they said they wanted do during the campaign. why are they doing it here? >> reporter: they have 2019 funds that were appropriated for this exact purpose, building additional border barriers, and they are going to focus the funds on an area that has received a lot of traffic of migrants. now, according to the numbers and federal data, this area, the rio grande valley sector south texas, has seen 300,000 encounters since last october and august. clearly, an area of concern for administration officials as they look to set up this border barrier. now, last month customs and border patrol sought input from the community. this w

the mayor of new york city should be focused on new york city not go to all these other places. s turn on fox news to see what is happening across the southern hemisphere and figure out the border is out of control. i met yesterday with the ambassador to panama and told me two years ago they had 1,000 people come over illegally. last year they had 240,000 people coming over illegally. this year they think 700,000 people are coming -- going to come over illegally. this is where the united states has to be a leader. there will be a latin american summit on immigration this month. i am urging secretary blinken to be at that meeting. not someone less than that. this has to be at the secretary of state level, bring all the ministers from all these different countries and sit down and figure out how we have a solution to some of these problems. >> harris: do you think that's the message they get from the man in the white house? that it's that critical that a secretary show up? >> they need to have that message because this isn't just impacting eagle pass, texas or new york city. it is

and in russia 100 new cities will appear at once, such a large-scale, ambitious project is planned tog with private funds, the cities of the future will be made as comfortable as possible for living, filled with special economic meaning and new opportunities, alexey kovoshenkin found out when they are preparing to move? perhaps the most famous of the new cities in russia inopolis in tatarstan, the city still has a free unmanned taxi, the undeniable advantage of an unmanned taxi , which doesn’t tell you that it actually mines cryptocurrency, but taxis for the soul, delivery here by rovers, there is only one person in the whole city, a courier, in the cafe order is brought by a robot waiter, but this is just a high-tech showcase, certainly spectacular, but not the most important thing in the structure of the city, but what is the main thing? this building is in the shape of a circle, one of the five technology parks in innopolis, two are already operating, one is being rented out operation and two are still under construction, here you can see how many... companies are residents, but th

. >>> plus, meeting the needs of migrants in new york city. how a former hotel became a refuge for hundreds of people seeking asylum. >>> ukraine is starting a new tradition today to honor military members who gave their lives for the country. president zelenskyy urged all ukrainians to drop whatever they're doing at 9:00 a.m. local time, which was about three hours ago, and remember their fallen heroes. it's part of a holiday known as the day of defenders, which is usually in about two weeks for now, but for the first time is being celebrated on october 1st. >>> well, additional military aid for ukraine will not be included in the latest u.s. spending bill as conservatives remain divided on the issue. earlier, senator rand paul tweeted that he will do everything he can to, quote, stop the u.s. government from being held hostage to ukraine. he added, we cannot continue to put the needs of other countries above our own. former representative liz cheney had a different take. she suggested that denying assistance to ukraine is comparable to the ap

urban development was also required to act on the intelligentization of housing construction in new cities with the aim of reducing the cost and increasing the quality of housing construction. based on another resolution, in order to systematize and create coherence in transit management, the national transit headquarters is formed under the chairmanship of the president. in another approval , with the aim of iran's active presence in the region and beyond to obtain economic benefits, the ministry of roads was entrusted with the window of the one fabric transit service unit. the president emphasized the need to stop the war crimes machine of the zionist regime as soon as possible. mr. raisi in in a telephone conversation with sheikh tamim bin hamani, emir of qatar , referring to the crimes committed by the zionist regime in gaza , he said: "if oppression could silence the palestinians' desire for justice." this happened in the last 75 years . mr. raisi held america and other supporters of the zionist regime directly responsible for the crimes of this regime and said: "the situation in pale

migrants flood in to american cities and new york city's mayor, mayor adams, is getting on a plane tonight to mexico and ecuador and columbia to try to get people to stop coming to new york. democrat senator chris coons and john cornyn take this on coming up next. also ahead, this is so interesting. the a.i. dating app powered by the belief that your face is a key to unlocking love for you. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare and see how you can get more of what matters, with our broad range of plans including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can comb

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it's comeback season. >>> finally tonight here, the show in the sky over new york city's central parkthe scene of new york city's central park on saturday night. something never seen before in the sky above the park. 1,000 tiny drones lighting up the night sky. >> oh! >> david: the droning flying out over the trees, meant to mimic the flight of birds. the artists say the project hopes to "reconnect humanity with nature through technology." the show, the result of a five-year collaboration between drift art studio, the new york city mayor's office, and therme us, a wellness company. drift creating drone displays around the world at festivals, drones forming a whale, a wolf. and this show here in new york city, the largest public art project in central park since christo's "the gates" in 2005. "the gates" with free-flowing fabric all along the park, 7,500 in all. but it was the dancing light show taking over central park that disappeared almost as quickly as it began. blink and you'll miss it. it was spectacular. thank you for watching tonight. i'm david muir. i'm see you right back her

we can't have a rule that one can come from anywhere on the globe and come to new york city and remainn new york city as longs as they want and taxpayers must pick up the cost. this is a $5 billion price tag this fiscal year, $12 billion over three years. that money is coming from somewhere. it's unfair to the migrant seekers and asylum seekers and unfair to everyday taxpayers and new yorkers. we want clarification coming from the courts. >> you had called on the biden administration to grant temporary protection which they did to some venezuelans so they could work, get out of the shelters, and there are a large number of venezuelan migrants i know in the city. the governor of illinois says that many of these people can't even afford to apply and they need the federal government to waive fees. has the biden administration understood the problem that it says it's trying to solve? what do they need to do? >> you know, one of the most troubling aspects of this conversation is people regulated this to mayor adams and the president's conversation. we need to really wake up. this is a globa

the second is new cities, also again from scratch, new cities that are being built by the government,ample, probably, or the largest example, can be a city like neom, in the desert in saudi arabia on the red sea, the sea, xiongyan in china, well, we know, everyone, i think very many... were in the city , which is the new capital of malaysia, so it can already be considered in some, in some part already more or less completed, and there a lot was experimented with new technologies, a lot, both positive, but most of even the negative experience can be learned from there, so it is very useful to study this experience, well, or mazda, in the arab emirates, is now one of the examples of such a city. and the third part, well, probably the largest part, is historical cities, historical settlements that are beginning to transform the entire historical and energy sector, in fact, the economy and the environment, to introduce smart solutions and turn these cities, strictly speaking, into full-fledged smart cities, here of course, first of all, we probably need to cite the following cities like

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new york complaining about, 100,000 migrants. when you compare what our small towns eagle pass along the border put up with like city new york gettingweek, this is a huge, influx, of humanity, it is not safe everybody needs to wake up to ask sanctuary cities not right for united states. >>. tiana: is the bigs issue with border patrol the federal government, is it a lack of staffing, a pure staffing shortage or directive from up on high biden administration doesn't want them to interfere wants to leave it -- >> don't be confused the biden policies drawing everybody here our border patrol agents, doing very best they can my heart goes out to them, i talked to several yesterday it is the biden policies hydraulic people here joovk. >> they were telling me yesterday you come across the border get in boarded by border patrol, then next court da 27, set many years down the road. maria: a joke we spoke with governor last week on this program governor abbott he went through, what he has done, what he has seen today watch. >> a o three years ago lowest crossings in 40 years joe biden eliminated all policies last year all-time record illegal c

it is a metaphor for new york city. logy has a tendency of cutting across industries in the companies that represent new york best are those that live at the intersection between technology and many of the large industries that exist in europe, whether that is media, advertising, fashion, or financial services. caroline: for health care. julie, that is the area you focus on. we are currently seeing a chart showing that the third quarter is how many per metro area we have seen with the share of deals. how much of that is health care and how much should it be? julie: health care, when i started investing in the firm four years ago i likened it to the 1999 internet era. i feel we are at the beginning of the don of this new digital health era. to david's point a little known fact about the new york tech scene is where most people think about fintech as the biggest cohort of startups and venture capital activity it turns out depending on what chart you look at health tech is also number one or number two within the newer tech

the most famous of the new cities in russia is perhaps inopolis in tatarstan, a city that still has anned taxi is that it does not tell. you know that in fact it mines cryptocurrency, and it does it for the soul, delivery here is by rovers, there is only one person in the whole city, a courier, the order is brought to the cafe by a robot waiter. i've watched how this comrade was now maneuvering between people to return to the checkout, so he brought me coffee, thank you, dear , is he expecting a tip, bon appetit, thank you, well, this is just a high-tech showcase, an absolute effect, but not the most important thing in the structure of the city, but what's important? this building in the shape of a circle is one of five technology parks in innopolis, two are already operating, one is being put into operation and two are still under construction. here you can see how many companies are residents, but this is not all, there are only more than 350, these technoparks, plus a separate production site, they are a special economic zone, which... preferences for business. in this concept, yes

new york city is the greatest financial center in the country, if not the world. now going to start using their vast powers to say we are happy to have you come to new york as long as you are a democrat to do business. but a conservative, we are going to use the powers of law enforcement against you. that may undermine the position of new york, the city and the state as the nation's great financial capital and place to do business. >> jacqui: john, there was some reporting to suggest perhaps the former president wanted to show up voluntarily because he can make his own strong argument effectively himself, and "new york times" called it back to his decision not to appear at the civil case involving the carroll allegations, found liable in that and that his voluntary appearance here could change the outcome. where do you see that at all? >> i think there's a real conflict between president trump's best legal strategy and his best political strategy. he's already lost this case. all that these proceedings are doing now is deciding how much punishment is going to be gi

. >>> and which solano county city is more expensive to live in than new york city itself. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello. i'm sara donchey. >>> there is so much injustice for a hit-and-run crash, no closure and what must be mental anguish asking how could this happen to the person you love, but this hit-and-run crash is so hash and painful because it took the life of a young woman just as she was preparing for what would have been her life's biggestyjoy. 21-year-old april zoglauer was driving on blossom hill road when she was hit by a hyundai. the driver and passenger ran off. april was about seven months pregnant at the time. doctors delivered her baby, but he died wednesday night, just a day after losing the mom he'd never get to meet. jocelyn moran spoke with one of april's close friends tonight. >> she was such a special person. you know, you couldn't know april and not love april. >> reporter: tammy lariz says april zoglauer truly cared about everyone. april was friends with tammy's kids and lived with them and she worked for t

the text in the video reads new york city. the caption reads new york city is flooded and under a state of emergency. so, even though many of the images we see in this video take place in new york, many take place elsewhere in the world. the first extract that we see in the video, we did a screenshot right here. this actually took place in turkey not new york. the original image we see was actually flipped around. when we flip it back we were able to find the original video and a turkish press -- in a turkish press, in his symbol. als -- istanbul. this is from september 9, 2023, you can see the same images they published in this report and many of the same images we see in the for claims. we were able to find the exact location where these images took place and through google maps in this district, in istanbul. we also did a comparison where you can see that these images do coincide with the ones in the viral claims. you can see these staircases as well as this yellow shop. this took place in turkey. early at the end of septemb