aftermath, the smoldering remains of the buildings, but artists for leslie's illustrated news and the illustrated london news depicted the onset of the destruction. in keeping with the practice of the battle front colleagues, they evidently tried to find the best and relatively safest haven't isage point from -- vantage point from which to sketch the scene. in this case, on the western fringe of the crowd. that location provided three different perspectives of a butcher shop across the avenue from the draft office building, a rickety wooden shanty the upon which ringingleaders climbed to exhort the crowd. the three subsequently published engravings offer different views of the event. and especially of its location on the i don't want skirts of the -- i don't want skirts of -- outskirts of the city. and certainly no photographs to otherwise gauge its appearance. another piece of corroborating evidence about these views of the city is an 1868 painting now in the collection of the new york historical society by the new jersey artist the mario. entitled give us this day our daily bread, the painting present

display in the aftermath of smoldering remains of the buildings -- for artists of the illustrated news and a london news, depicted the destruction. in keeping with the practice of the battlefront colleagues, they tried to find the best and relatively safest vantage point from which to sketch scene. in this case, on the western fringe of the crowd. that location provided three different perspectives. it also provided a wooden shanty we're reputed ringleaders exhorted the crowd. they offer different views of the event, especially of its location on the outskirts of the built city, for which we have little other evidence and certainly no photographs to otherwise -- its appearance. another piece of corroborating evidence is an 1868 painting now in collection of the new york historical society. it is entitled give us this day our daily bread the painting has a vast, cluttered scene from the westward a vantage point. the painting shows the mosaic of new york's postwar housing boom with isolated buildings and lonely telegraph poles, and vacant lots. the perspective of mario's painting is f the perspective

and there has been almost no public debate about this radical re shaping of the city new london architecture, an organization whose sponsors read like a who's, who of the building industry has put together an exhibition, detailing exactly how london will love, if all the proposed buildings go ahead, what opposition has been to these types of buildings will have been comments, for instance, from some people that we don't want something night do by, on the 10th thunder cause a very different we have a lot of historic buildings and we need to insert new tall buildings into that historic environment shifts and polls dictate london's planning in the future. i think using some polls as guideline is a pretty good way of stopping buildings in particular historic areas. but i think we've also got to look at places where not just where we can't build tall buildings, that play is where we can because london is growing huge the at the moment with 8300000 people in by 2050. we're going to be more like $13000000.00. so we've got a lot more housing, a lot more places to work more retail also things like th

molly hunter, nbc news, london >>> well, back here at home 29 million people are in the grip of dangerous weather across the west. heavy snow, mudslides, and deadly flash floods are prompting urgent evacuations in some areas one governor even declaring a state of emergency lasting into the new year steve patterson has the very latest from los angeles. >> reporter: the weather outside is frightful, making travel treacherous out west as parts of the region reckon with a deluge of rain and snow in northern california heavy rain spun flash flooding south of san francisco. two died thursday when their car became submerged. >> it's absolutely terrible >> reporter: the nonstop rain sparked mandatory evacuations in parts of burn-scarred southern california a power line toppling, trapping dozens of residents in their homes. >> for folks that want to leave we're going to do our best to get them out >> reporter: mud devouring back yards >> we've got about three or four feet of mud up against the house. >> reporter: in washington and arizona heavy snow roads shut down for hours. thursday in wisconsin

. >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news, london >>> well, this morning a wonder to behold the world's largestnd most powerful telescope blasted off into space set to discover more about the early days of the universe and the untold secrets of how it all began here's guad venegas. >> lift-off from a tropical rainforest to the edge of time itself, james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. >> reporter: a christmas launch from south america. the new $10 billion james webb space telescope, its ultimate holiday light display. moments later, real time images with the telescope making its way into deep space. >> now taking its first steps in pursuit of cosmological discovery. >> reporter: it begins a two-week process to deploy the antennas, mirrors and sun shield. >> james webb has its array out. >> reporter: it is 100 times more powerful than the hubble telescope before it, and will orbit the sun nearly a million miles away from earth. scientists will get deeper look into the universe capturing light so far that the lens will show images of what happened 13 billion years into the

ian lee, cbs news, london. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday.e cbs broadcast center in new york city. i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. president biden declared a major federal disaster in kentucky after several tornadoes ripped through the state. the declaration allows for federal funding to assist in the state's recovery. tornadoes touched down in a handful of other states. more than 100 people are feared dead. >>> pfizer booster shots could offer significant protection agthe omicron variant. israeli researchers say a third recent dose boosted immunity 0f. >>> and a new miss universe is india's harnaaz sandhu. she becomes the 70th woman to wear the miss universe crown, beating out nearly 80 contestants from around the world. miss usa, elle smith, placed in the top ten. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. ." >>> it's monday, december 13th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >> this is kentucky's most devastating tornad

he died in capetown, south africa he was 930 years old holly hunter, nbc news, london >>> sarah weddington, the texas attorney who argued and won the roe versus wade cass at age 26 has died she served three terms as a texas state lawmaker and worked as an adviser to president carter her death comes as the high court is considering a mississippi case, which is widely considered the most serious challenge to the decision in years. she was 76 years old >>> just a few hours, the fourth day of jury deliberations will begin in the case of elizabeth holmes the jurors will determine the fate of the disgraced theranos founder. they've already deliberated over 22 hours before the christmas break. she has pleaded not guilty to nine counts of wire fraud and faces 20 years if convicted. >>> meghan markle has received a public apology from british tab tabloids t earlier this month, a uk court found the newspaper group guilty of violating markle's privacy. >>> sunday marks the first day of kwanzaa the celebration of african american heritage, each day observes 1 of 7 core principles of the holiday, inclu

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the welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. oh, hundreds of thousands of protest is march to su, dawn's presidential palace demanding the military stay out of that country's park to democracy. opposed close in chillies, presidential elections where voters had to choose between 2 polar opposites with stalking different visions for the future. or this will be the biggest man with crisis, which is unfolding front of pakistan to prime minister appeals to world leaders help afghanistan now or face a humanitarian catastrophe. the netherlands begins is not growing of ours locked down, but across the border in belgium, thousands protests against new restrictions. and i'm far as smile. have all the sports news later this hour, including manchester city, crash new castle for nails lay finish. what's been a corona virus disrupted weekend at the top of the table? ah, welcome to then he's out. we begin in sudan, one hundreds of thousands of people of march to the presidential palace in our tomb . they are demanding the military stay out of

new york had a population of only 60000. by 1900, it was a 1000000. in the 1020s, it overtook london as the largest city in the world. when the new york stock market crashed in 1929. the city already had more than a 180 buildings over 20 stories, high the patron of the last mega structure of this era, john j rescue repeatedly gave his architect a simple, brief build as high as you can without it falling over the the results was the empire state, the tallest building in the world for the next 40 years known in the trade as the empty state for his commercial feelings. it was, nevertheless, a vertical statement with which no one in new york or elsewhere for that matter could compete in the shadow of the empire state is the office of an economist. he's drawn parallels between the economic imbalance led to the 929 crash. and the situation today by fascinating things is that we got into this mass by over investment and housing and our development of housing in speculative development and housing. how we stabilized the problem by organization in china, which is over investment and housing and our investment in albany, zation

so these are breaking news, london courts rule that we can find a job. songs can be expedited to the united states, the 50 year old. and now phase trial in the u. s. for publishing classified military documents about the boys and of kind of son and iraq. people and me and me are holding a silent protest against the military rule. my demonstrations immediately after the crew were met by a beautiful tract on an overcrowded truck is crashed in southern mexico, killing at least $53.00 people they believe to be heading to the united states and other 55 were injured. please suspect for talk overturned bridge because of the so over loaded generalist maria, theresa and dmitri motels are due to received the nobel peace prize and also for the fight to promote media freedom. one of his colleagues was shot dead and wasn't state. soon after she flew to norway, i su smaller. bond is one of $86.00 journalists murdered in the philippines. in the past 29 years worldwide that he's 24 journalists were killed this year because of the stories they were reporting 800. others died in circumstances in which

just to remind you of that breaking news from london, the london court has ruled that we can expand our journey. our sons can be extradited to the united states. that followed a ruling that yuki judges had upheld a u. s. government appeal against the block on julian sanchez extradition. the 50 year old man could know face trial in the u. s. for publishing classified military documents about the wars in afghanistan and iraq were bringing your life pictures from outside. the court for that hearing has been held. you can see supporters of julian sans outside, they're very vocal in their opposition to the result of this hearing. ah, now the international criminal court has opened an investigation into the venezuelan government handling of opposition protest in 2017 more than a 100 people were killed during months of unrest. it's the 1st time the icpc has launched an inquiry against a southern american nation. pretty simple reports and come back us a thing. it's been 4 years since i read and hasi beverly, this son was killed during protesting venezuela. one battle with a student and died of

london. yes, thank you. you at the news are much more loud for you on the program where we're trying to rewrite some of the astronomy folks that exist right now might be 20 years late, but it's finally all systems go for the launch. the most powerful observatory ever sent into space concerns have been growing over the past year about the technology governments and other organizations using for security, some predicting a terrifying future. and the action coming up in sport with steph curry, producing another shooting last class to leave the warriors victory. ah, we have had days of rain across iberia. hello everyone. and we've got more rounds to come. so here we are on saturday, particularly heavy. let me press play, see what happens on sunday. yep, you guessed it. another wave moves in this is concerning because it's falling in northern spain were earlier this month we had been dealing with some flooding, so we'll keep tabs on the situation. they're a batch of rain falling across the republic of arlene. we'll see those win

news. our live from london coming up global credit of ours cases saw to a record high, but as post of news from south africa, which says is 4th covered wave appears to have piqued people in the lockdown city of shan, say they're struggling to get enough food elsewhere. in china, the public shaming the 4 men who broke current rules causes an outcry for protests as killed as to, to need security courses, crackdown all the thousands marching against military rule and the u. s. and russian presidents hold their 2nd call this month with rising tensions over ukraine, again topping the agenda in school, the head of european football hits out of fans a house. the woke up every 2 years will not happen because it's a bad idea. not because we are opposing alex on the chair for an insist, the vast majority of fans are also against the idea. ah, you, your celebrations around the world are hardly being scaled back for the 2nd year running as code infections saw global corona, virus cases hit record high over the past 7 days, with almost a 1000000 detected on average each day. more than 1700000 infection

he's barca, al jazeera, london, british police, a several officers have been injured after ronnie's against new cupboard 19 measures turned violent in london. thousands, march through the centre, the city blocking street. these were the scenes near the prime minister's downing street residence. early this week you came peas, approved new measures to stop the rapids, spread the virus. this includes requiring covered parties for large venues on making masts, compulsory, some indoor settings, and several people have been arrested during ronnie's against restrictions in germany. the protests took place in frankfort and dusseldorf, the government approved of vaccine mandate for health workers. early this month. it's considering expanding this to the general population and thousands have been demonstrating in spain against the government's decision to introduce vaccine possible meeting are required to show the document to access vendors like bars and nightclubs in the us. president joe biden is considering further measures as cases rise there. he'll address the nation on tuesday and is expected to ta

welcome to the news our life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes to grind, forces withdraw from ethiopia is i'm horror, and a far regions of to territorial gains by the government. as the only con varian surges across europe, germany limits gatherings in the u. k, i just caution ahead of christmas. a new era in chalet. former student protests needed, gabrielle burridge promises to be a president that unites the country after winning the runoff election. though so survived your tell us. life will never be the same again for them. and the philippines scrambles to send much needed aid to remote communities as the death toll continues to climb off to super typhoon ry. and i'm far as smile will have an exclusive interview with the head of world football, johnny infant, you know, coming up later this hour, plus english premier league has confirmed a will go ahead with its fixture list. spied the disruption being caused by co v 19 . ah, welcome to then he's our we begin in ethiopia, where to grind rebel forces of announced

new restrictions. it's really important londoners understand how serious things are the best thing lemons can do is to get both vaccines and the booster. they provide extra layers of protection. the really bad news is those in hospital, the vast, vast majority unvaccinated. that's why it's so important to get both the vaccines and the boost the job with cases doubling every 2 days. health experts warm the vaccination effort. nice to reach people who haven't had a single dose. that's an estimated one point. 3000000 in london. many millions more across the country analysis shows poor younger a more ethnically diverse communities. our lease protected the more people to get sick. the more critical services could soon be in trouble. there. currently somebody stop at that one london hospital across through a, down we covered and away from work that they've had to drop in extra help from elsewhere. just a mom, the hospital's accident and emergency unit. and so that's a possible risk of a certain number of people ending up in hospital suffering with the omicron variant . and the country's national health servi

you don't really see much masking happening there at all you know, both london and new york to me feel very vibrant in terms of going out restaurants and traffic and activity and christmas parties are all back, and i think that's, you know, a very positive sign for the cities and the economic recovery that i expect will happen in 2022. >> and, jeff, we're going to bring miguel in here help set this up in terms of what the new joint venture and initiative is. >> right as you know, andrew, we own our buildings long term and have really focused on sustainability for years. what's interesting is new york city passed a law that was meant to eliminate carbon emissions from our buildings that we ultimately realized -- no building owner could really comply with because of the grid here in new york state and new york city, which is really driven by fossil fuels we realize the only way to clean that up was to build renewables

good morning from the news team at bbc london and bbc south east today.ree hours last night. major work is under way in south east london this week to upgrade railway lines. £8 million is being spent improving the tracks in lewisham, a route used by more than half of southeastern services. engineers are also strengthening a cutting near swanley to help protect against landslips. rail replacement buses will be operating on a number of routes. police in sussex are searching for three men who attacked a man at his house in st leonards, punching the man and tying him up. the victim was left with a broken rib and severe bruising, after they forced their way into his home last tuesday and robbed him. the suspects are described as of mediterranean appearance and spoke in a foreign language. research has shown footfall on our high streets on boxing day this year, was down dramatically compared to the same day two years ago before the pandemic. retail experts springboard say that in the south east the number of people out shopping fell by 32%, with a 67% drop in l

as the world prepares to welcome in 2022, many new year's eve celebrations have been cancelled or scaled back because of concern over covid infections. londond their traditional firework displays and edinburgh's hogmany celebrations have also been called off. in his new year's message, borisjohnson has urged people in the uk to take a covid test before celebrating tonight. south africa has lifted overnight curfew rules, with officials saying the country may have passed the peak of its fourth wave of covid—i9 infections. in other news... firefighters are battling one of the most destructive ever wildfires in the us state of colorado. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and more than 30,000 people have been forced to evacuate the area.

news. our ly from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, tributes flow of archbishop desmond tutu, a fearless opponent of a party who has died at the age of 90 condemnation. after the discovery of charred remains of dozens of people in may and mars kaya state, the military is accused of carrying out the atrocity in northern iraq burials are held for 16 kurdish migrants who died trying to reach bruce and last month. and our report from peru, one in a 100 children, has lost a parent or caregiver to the corona virus. i'm devin ashworth, sport australia continue to dominate the ashes after another bass in collapse from england. and manchester city are in command of the english premier league facing leicester to extend their lead at the top of the table. ah or across the well tributes have been flowing for and your party hero, archbishop desmond tutu who has died at the age of 90. 2, she rose to prominence in the 1980s as a vocal opponent of racial segregation and was appointed. the 1st black archbishop of cape

was you welcome to the news our live from london? coming up in the next 60 minutes while well comes in the new year, but many celebrations are again, muted by the ramp and spread of cove at 19 a still parting in india though, despite restrictions and a rapid rise in infections that under ins of homes are engulfed in flames off to strong winds. find fast moving wildfires in suburban, colorado, and we'll look back at some of the major sport stories of the year, including m right. economy is incredible. when at the us open, ah welcome to the news, our people around the world a bidding farewell to 2021. but for the 2nd year, running many new year's celebrations are being held in the shadow of the corona virus pandemic. as the on the chrome variant of covered 19 runs rampant gillian wolf reports now on the scale back celebrations everywhere in the world. and how cove it has crashed. the posse yet again. oh zealand was one of the 1st to ring in the new year. neighbor estrella didn't hold back with tens of thousands of people gathered around

news. our life from london still had on the program, high speed rail across southeast asia, china's multi 1000000000 dollar international express. in all new experience, visually impaired football fans at the fee for our of com that's coming up in sport . oh hello there. let's have a look at what's going on in europe over the next few days. and there's more unsettled weather on the way where it's not windy and where it is. certainly wintery and denmark had its 1st taste of snow earlier this week. there's more of that to come. as these weather systems work their way from the west to the east and that cold air is going to knock the temperature down in places like paris for example. but there is still a lot of mild weather to be found across the north. west from britain and island will have spells of sunshine and showers, but it does turn colder and frosty come sunday, the wet weather working its way in much of scandinavia. it's a wintry picture, we're going to see some heavy snow fall across denmark and into germany and poland as we go into sunday. and for the south, you can see across the out some he

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maggie rulli, abc news, london. >>> now to "operation christmas drop."'s annual tradition spreading christmas cheer to people in need. aviators dropped much-needed supplies to people in the remote islands of the south pacific. fly in, just like santa. >> reporter: the u.s. air force thousands living on the most remote islands of the world. dropping more than 3,200 pounds of food supplies toys and educational materials as part of 9 air force's "operation christmas drop". >> amazing to be able to spread the joy where the community comes together and in the spirit of the holidays it's full in the air. >> reporter: this air force senior master sergeant and his family are part of the team that makes this happen. >> amazing, because it's one of the opportunities where our families can come together and play a small part in this mission. >> reporter: air force tech sergeant dorsey says takes about a year to plan and pack packages. >> fish nets, fishing gear. tools, food, and just some toys to bring the holiday cheer for those that could use them. >> reporter: a

also give you a close eye on infections here after a new daily record that will more than 100. 22000 confirm cases across the u. k. on friday with london being the major hot spot cases also rising elsewhere in new york with france recording was day of new infections this week. andrew simmons has more exhausted french medical staff like last christmas. this intensive care units in ma say is struggling with the pressure the most seriously ill patients who haven't been vaccinated. like david supper, the vengeance. his wife esther says she thought she was going to be a widow a few days ago. david's grateful he's still alive. ringback usually, he says, if he'd been vaccinated, he wouldn't have been at this level of intensive care. while all the crony infections seem to have a lower rate of hospitalization, the extreme increases in infection rates mean the sheer volume of cases are quickly put in medics under pressure while frances breaking record. so to is italy. the u. k. has been running christmas day clinics to give vaccinations. the priority is on booster jobs. the government's heavy reliance on vaccinations to try and quell the armor.

we've got a news update from london. ah mm. and a musician, performa, visionary teacher. ah, out is there a world meets the man bringing traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience, being a woman and being american playing there who did already is something new from boston, a part of story, the land of his birth. he noticed the next generation of musical talent, simon shaheen. musical journey on al jazeera for to remy, they simply molina families to pain is unbearable. 4 of their relatives were killed last week during a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government. security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died in combat when neighbors and family members insist they were innocent, taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's, defense minister, believe me, to pay the you know, said the armed forces were applied to the friends that come through from your regular groups, but added that human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border with be investigated. from the al jazeera londo

we've come up from bridgend to spend new year's eve in london and we're hoping to come down here and me fireworks. it's all banned in wales, so we've come here to enjoy it. crossing the border for new year's is legal and while the welsh government is asking people to act conscientiously, the scottish government has urged people not to travel to england to party. there are still concerns over the availability of lateral flow tests but the government has pledged that 8 million additional tests will be delivered to pharmacies by today. wales has already loaned 4 million tests to england. health secretary sajid javid has pledged the uk supply will be tripled early next year to 300 million per month. so the message for tonight... take a test before any celebrations and kick off the new year in a cautious and sensible way. matt graveling, bbc news. health leaders are warning that people are failing to attend up to 40% of booked vaccination appointments. the nhs confederation say that some vaccination sites were only a third full, despite cases continuing to rise. it comes as the government

molly hunter, nbc news, london. >> thanks, molly. >>> as we look ahead to 2022, new year's resolutions for many democrats in weren't is likely getting president biden's social spending package passed? representative jake auchincloss joins me after the break with the big priorities he's setting for the next year. at least my shoes look good! looking good start with bounce wrinkleguard, the megasheet designed to prevent wrinkles in the dryer. as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ it's the most joyous time of year. only pay for what you need. especially at t-mobile! let's go to dianne. i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro and airpods, and t-mobile is paying for them both! and this is for new and existing custom

we've come up from bridgend to spend new year's eve in london and we're hoping to come down here and in wales, so we've come here to enjoy it. crossing the border for new year's is legal and while the welsh government is asking people to act conscientiously, the scottish government has urged people not to travel to england to party. there are still concerns over the availability of lateral flow tests but the government has pledged that 8 million additional tests will be delivered to pharmacies by today. wales has already loaned 4 million tests to england. health secretary sajid javid has pledged that the uk supply will be tripled early next year to 300 million per month. so, the message for tonight... take a test before any celebrations and kick off the new year in a cautious and sensible way. matt graveling, bbc news. firefighters north of the us city of denver in colorado are battling what has quickly become the most destructive wildfire in the modern history of the state. at least 300 homes have been destroyed, along with a hotel and a shopping centre. more than 30,000 people have

reporting from london next. >>> and new information into that horrific crash involving migrates in mexico they were headed >>> julian assange >>> julian assange is one step closer to facing spying and conspiracy charges in the united states the u.s. won an appeal over the wikileaks founder extradition in a british court. assange is accused of carrying out one of the largest leaks of classified information ever. he has denied any wrongdoing nbc's keir simmons from london with the details on today's ruling. >> reporter: the british high court here in london upholding america's appeal against a ruling that would have not seen julian aassange extradited to th u.s. his legal team saying they will launch a fresh appeal. but this decision makes it more likely that julian assange will 250,000 diplomatic cable say peer appear in an american court. the julian assange story has so much history with the 250,000 diplomatic cables that were leaked about the wars in iraq and afghanistan. there is his engagement with the russian military intelligence, the g.r.u. to leak lurid conspiracy theories about hi

he's barca, al jazeera london, british police say several officers have been injured off to ronnie's against new coven. 19 measures turned violent in london. thousands moths were sent to the city blocking streets. these were the scenes near the prime ministers down in street residence early this week. okay. and these approved new measures to stop the rapid spread of a virus. this includes requiring coven passes for large venues, making mass compulsory in some indoor settings. and several people had been arrested during ronnie's against restrictions in germany. the protests took place in frankfort and dusseldorf, government approved of vaccine mandate for health work. as early this month. it's considering expanding this to the general population and thousands have been demonstrating in spain against the government decision to introduce vaccine car seat. and i require to send the documents for vendors bars and nightclubs in the us . president biden is considering further measures as cases rise. there, he'll address the nation on tuesday and is expected to take steps beyond his so called winter pla

, confusion for travelers overseas as new rules take effect monday that require a negative covid test within 24 hours of departure from a foreign airport. in london tonight, matthew courtland, who owns immersive experience bars in new york, london and scotland has a lot of questions about his return trip to the u.s., which includes a 24-hour layover in sweden. >> so then i assume we need to get another test in that country before we get back on the second leg of the layover back to the u.s. it's just kind of unclear. >> reporter: if you are returning from overseas, the cdc says you can use a quick antigen home test but a telemedicine rep must witness your test a more expensive pcr test is okay but not required many airlines, airports and hotels sell the test. >> so we're going to swab each nostril. >> reporter: before i returned to the u.s. in september, a telemedicine rep watched me take the antigen test i bought from the airline the cdc says you don't need to retest if you are on a layover as long as you tested negative before your first flight lester >> all right tom, thank you >>> a short time ago, i spoke with the cdc director dr. rochelle w