it's primary day in new york.es. much attention, of course, is focused on the democratic mayoral primary. and don't forget, special primary coverage begins when the polls close tonight at 9:00. this is just into our newsroom. a plane has crashed into the world trade center. ♪ - attention 61 engines, 35 engines, 50 engines, 64 engines, 94-- - smoke now billowing out of the top of the world trade center. - need every available ambulance, everything you've got at the world trade center now! - and he just flew right into the building. i still can't believe it. - there's a huge hole in it, and things are falling from the building itself. - then we saw the people jumping. [rescue radio chatter] - tower two has had a major explosion and what appears to be complete collapse surrounding the entire area. - mayday. where are you? - we're across the street from the towers. we have people stuck in the building. i don't know how much more. please, please! please, somebody! [somber music] - september 11th, i was home at my house

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d'esposito of new york.he speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 398, the gentleman from new york, mr. d'esposito, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. d'esposito: well, thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today, obviously, in support of this amendment. during police week, across this nation we've taken an opportunity to remember and to reflect upon men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice while protecting their community. and throughout this week, i shared it with colleagues, not only colleagues from the house of representatives, but colleagues from law enforcement agencies throughout this nation. and we share time at the law enforcement officers memorial, and one of the most striking parts of that beautiful memorial is an inscription, an inscription under a lion that says, it is not how these individuals died that made them heroes. it's how they lived. so this amendment recognizes the bravery and the courage of those men

something happened in new york. what exactly was is hard to know. >> dana: we'll continue to cover that and see what happens. >> bill: remember the netflix series now. they were in new york talking about the paparazzi and that went on some time, i think for half an episode, if memory serves. >> dana: we'll keep at it and see what happened and see if there is any video. >> bill: update from the president in a matter of moments talking debt ceiling at the white house. we were told it is at 10:45 east coast time. that's two minutes away. we'll see what he has to say and see if he is on time. he goes to japan later and we'll see whether or not there is movement on these negotiations. around here, we like to keep things simple and honest. sure do. that's why at progressive, we show you rates from other companies, even if they're lower than ours, so you can choose what's best for your family. comparing rates used to be a hard day's work, but not with autoquote explorer. -need me to help again? -no. so join us and taste wh

trevor roll hear in new york. also in new york the man who intentionally drove his truck into new yorkers killing them face to face with his victims t convicted terrorist sentenced tonight for the attack inspired by isis, aaron katersky at the courthouse. tonight the director of the secret service is, quote, lived after agents did not notice the intruder who got into the home of president biden's national security advisor. what we've now learned in this case, pierre thomas tonight. the migrant crisis this eveni ng planenyoit to rder, in c migrants in stand a l gyms at up to 20 public schools. a major turn tonight in the idaho college murders, a grand jury indicting the suspect. what time bryan co-burger now faces and what prosecutors hav speaker kevin mccarthy siglingeg de ceiling. pside now tayingat eth..s al y republican demand r> ov roe.vi to sevtuerelyabor rtitron,ic th untr arhesirewedent trump wnond taking credit p for apinting jces who helped po erovturnti roe.eay pla cshra in floridneown shopping mall and

part of new york city. of their problems. - i always go back to "send me your tired and your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free." they didn't see black people coming also as huddled masses. [indistinct chanting] - 1989, there was a series of horrific incidents during that year, the killing of several black kids who wandered into white neighborhoods and were chased and killed for no reason whatsoever. - the fact is you can go back to that time and see the earliest political manifestations of donald trump with the central park five. - wildin'. new york city police say that's new teenage slang for rampaging in wolf packs. - a woman jogging in new york central park last wednesday night, raped and nearly beaten to death. - trump says the central park attack is just the latest example of "the complete breakdown of life as we knew it." - you have an instance here where you have killers roaming the street, preying on all of us. - trump has taken out expensive ads in city newspapers in favor of the d

right now, i'm in buffalo, new york. having reached at two churches on a very solemn sunday for the city. today marking the one year anniversary of the racist mass shooting at the top supermarket that left ten black residents dead. president biden also addressed the anniversary. where he lamented the played of gun violence that appears only be exhilarating in the wake of the buffalo massacre. telling the american people, he is doing everything he can to reduce gun violence. but congress must do more. new york governor kathy hochul is here in her hometown of buffalo. she will join me in a minute. before participating in a memorial event tonight for those lost in the mess shooting. that tragedy is just one of the things they are contending with this weekend. the governor is calling for more federal aid to help care for an expected influx of asylum seekers. tensions in the southwest border have been declining in the days since the covid days. they're already strained well beyond capacity. joining me now, new york governor k

the gentleman from new york is recognized. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: mr. speaker, i yield 30 seconds to the esteemed majority leader of the house, mr. scalise. mr. newhouse. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. chairman. the speaker pro tempore: the majority leader is recognized -- sorry. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. and just to finish. they must go hand in hand. the status quo is not working for our farmers, and we must address this crisis. we can't mandate e-verify without stabilizing our existing agricultural workforce. wage reform that makes h-2-a wages more market-based. with the amended legislative language, i support h.r. 2, but seek a commitment from leadership and my colleagues that we continue the important work on true legislation, bipartisan that will resolve this workforce needs in our sts -- industry. mr. mccaul: mr. speaker, i reserve the right to close. the speak

new york's bravery, new york's bravest.waters in a fire boat on one september afternoon and he got an urgent call, and came in on the boat. someone was in the harlem river swept away by the current. lieutenant's boat sped to the spot beneath the tri-borough bridge and saw a man fighting to keep his head above water past jagged concrete and into the harbor. in desperation the man pulled himself into the storm tunnel built into the seawall. spotting his only chance to save the man, lieutenant hickey drove in, dove into the water. he swam 25 feet deep into dark, black, four by four foot tunnel where the young man was, found the man, dragged him back out in the river, the man was, as you understand, panicked and struggling and kept disappearing beneath the water. again and again, lieutenant hickey went down after him, fighting the currents and incoming tide and pulled the man to the boat, saving his life while risking his own. that's bravery. months earlier, two miles off staten island. fdny firefighter patrick thornton heard a

of today's very liberal new york news. although it was very conservative for 50 years, and he was arrested. fernando, would the we all know from the lincoln movie, his brother benjamin would is arrested. there's a federal indictment, a grand jury indictment against a number of new york editors. and it spreads. it's boston. it's maine. that's philadelphia. so widespread, said. the i think i should end it there, except, say, in 63, of course, we have the closing of two democratic papers with lincoln's hand directly on the order to suppress the new york world and the new york journal of commerce. but that's because of an act of printing a false proclamation. that's a very complicated story, but it comes down to the fact that the administra nation and the army and various cabinet departments believed that there was. and by the way, republican newspapers endorsed this position that a free press, even though it's guaranteed in the bill of rights, where it says that the congress may make, when they enact nothing that would suppre

so soon after the demise they were stellar members of polite new york society and they were new york's power couple. the sea captain who spoke with a hint was one of the most respected men in manhattan and was a celebrated war hero and sought after privateer to plunder and sees enemy ships. he was a legal pirates. during the wartime the resources were stretched to the limit and privateers were extra hired hands who owned their own vessel and served as an auxiliary to england's navy. a privateers assignment as detailed in a document called the f marque and reprisal. he had investors and captured prizes and cargo shared for his investors. there was sometimes a fine line between a legal privateer and outlaw pirate. beyond the reach of the authorities turned to avoid having to share. there were other reasons. an attractive alternative for some especially those with wives and families because they lived in a highly civilized democratic society. they were well paid when the going was good and treated fairly. each had to sign his name or if he could not write he left his mark with amex and th

we have heard of new york's mayor talking about that in the last little while. another relatively subtle day, and the trend through the rest of the week will be temperatures on the rise, largely dry but not a case of wall—to—wall sunshine. there is this set of fronts just toppling around, and that means some outbreaks of rain for scotland, but actually for much of the day today it is a case of dry conditions, and showers possible just about anywhere, but generally speaking they are very much few and far between, but we will see areas of cloud bringing in with bright or sunny spells. if you are heading out this evening, temperatures genuinely in the mid—teens, and in any sunshine it should feel quite pleasant. not too much of a breeze. further outbreaks of rain over scotland tonight, tending to become light and patch are in nature, and while we have had daytime showers elsewhere, these should largely fade away with variable amounts of cloud overnight. it will be milder than last night too. as for tomorrow, we do have a cold front working its way eastwards, but it

by the mayor of new york city, a sanctuary city, the county executives said new york city should notlish a homeless shelter outside its borders in orange county, we were awaiting on a judge to decide today if the 110 asylum seekers can remain in the newburg hotel while court cases are waged over the city's housing plans. that as state supreme court judge just a few moments ago, we just got word, she granted the county's application for a temporary restraining order, a tro, which is stopping new york city mayor eric adams for the time being from sending asylum seekers to orange county. i want to make sure we followed up on that, as that just came in from that judge a short time ago right after that interview we had with the new york state senator the. an update will come shortly again on that. john. >> john: interesting development there, sandra. the city of baltimore has a new plan to deal with rising car thefts but might give residents road rage. instead of cracking down on criminals, the city is suing car makers, kia and hyundai, claiming that their cars are just too easy to steal.

live for us in new york, i | will allow you to get away and make more calls and find out more informationnewsroom and our royal correspondence sarah campbell. we have broken the news are now around a bit ago, the details coming in initially, but for anyone just joining us on bbc news, just take us through what we currently know and what we are trying to find out? yes. what we are trying to find out? yes, so we have — what we are trying to find out? yes, so we have had _ what we are trying to find out? yes, so we have had a _ what we are trying to find out? ye: so we have had a statement from the spokespeople and a half of the duke and duchess of sussex with regards to an incident which they say occurred last night. this was after the duke and duchess of sussex along with meghan�*s mother were at an awards ceremony in new york and the statement suggests they were involved in what they describe as a near catastrophic car chase at the hands of a ring of highly aggressive paparazzi. the statement says this car chase lasted over two hours and resulted in multiple near collisions involving othe

50 of all from the new york police themselves?— of all from the new york police themselves?ll we have got from them is _ themselves? so far all we have got from them is that _ themselves? so far all we have got from them is that they _ themselves? so far all we have got from them is that they have - themselves? so far all we have got from them is that they have not. from them is that they have not immediately commented on the incident but we are waiting to see if they give us details later on. it is worth emphasising this has come from prince harry's spokesperson alone and so we are still waiting to verify exactly what happened from other places. it is worth mentioning this was the first public appearance by the duke and duchess of sussex since the coronation. they were both in new york last night for this awards event, the 2023 women of vision awards, meghan there to pick up vision awards, meghan there to pick up an award for what they described as global advocacy for women and girls. i know you have read the statement butjust girls. i know you have read the statement but j

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the daily received in 2018 together with the new york times over the non depot theory that donald trump conspired with russia during the 2016 elections. ortiz kilobytes, and experiments on the news story that perhaps wouldn't be more suited in the office section. the pulitzer prize is one of the most prestigious awards in journalism and handed out by columbia university and winning one is a huge boost to one's resume. now you would think that if someone got the award and the story they reported on turned out to be 100 percent fake news, not true, that the institution would sink to preserve its reputation by revoking that award. well, if you thought that you'd be wrong, the pulitzer prize was awarded to the new york times and the washington post 2 major u. s. newspapers that are known for not being friendly to donald trump or republicans . here's how they explained the award given to those who reported on the russia gate debacle of donald trump supposedly plotting with russia in order to win the 2016 elections. the full deeply source of your left, loosely repulsive coverage and the publi

negotiations with the city had broken down and jerry willis is life of the latest from newburgh new york of migrants have arrived right jerry. guest: will that is right, they have to tell you that we have fresh news at the top there as is margaret crisis intensifies and near gov. kathy hocul, is demanding, demanding that the president send some kind of aid and help to new york state and here is her statement, given the size of human hearing crisis, she said that the state lacks the infrastructure facilities and resources necessary, to take care of my friends as you said were here newburgh new york, were yesterday to busloads of migrants were delivered by city of new york you, and right now, about 40 migrants are in this hotel behind me in the house right here and this is in defiance of legal action taken by orange county and the big question is coming forward, what happens next. will this him give more over the not we just did not know the answer that question but i can tell you mayor eric adams is defiant and here's what he is saying, 71 county executive has already shown his inability

that's unacceptable. >> new york city processed 60,000 migrants since last spring, 40,000 remain in newk 12i and the mayor is talking about starting you have to 30 migrants and they are paying for it. just to put a button on this issue, is there no role in which you believe the county iies in r district can help especially when it is being funded for four months at least by the city of new york? >> respectfully, i think you are simplifying the issue here. number one, the mayor is saying we are going to start out with 30, get up to 340. they want to fill the hotel, which can handle 340 people quickly. they said this is a pilot program, which means this is the beginning, not the end. so you're talking about hundreds, if not thousands, more coming into the county. this is their initial decision that they are looking to do. in addition, as the county executive pointed out, the hotel does not have a co to operate as a shelter. to turn a hotel, which can only take transient residents up to 30 days, into a four-month shelter that houses 340 people, provides health care, laundry services, food

sarah's life, and particularly her transformation from new york socialite to a stateless outlaw, sheds light on the political, economic, and cultural event of the late 17th and 18th centuries. from her we learn about the economic hardships of widowhood, the political repercussions of piracy, the effects of war on the new and emerging colonies, the business of slavery.ro her life tells a broader story about how certain women were able to assert there will and reclaim their agency within the oppressive structures of colonial america. sarah lived through seven british monarchs, 21 new york governors. she experienced firsthand the golden age of piracy. she survived four husbands, and three of her five adult children. "the pirate's wife: the remarkaf captain kidd from a diabolical pirate to a flawed but decent man who tried tonv please his investors, and protect his wife and family. he was a pirate, but not one with a black heart. sarah's initials scratched on a few colonial documents gave clues to her existence. these bold pen strokes revealing history we've only imagined, the dangerous, d

paper should the word to my colleague from new york. i want to reiterate what this resolution is about and what it says. congress recognize and appreciate the dedication and devotion demonstrate by the men and women of local law enforcementun keep our community safe and condemns calls to define, disband, dismantle or abolish the police. it is absolutely correct this resolution does not include everybody and everything. and there will be time in this congress where we can together to do that. but to not pass this resolution pretend not vote for this resolution during police week is a slap in the face to local law enforcement. mr. speaker, i invite all the people who are watching today and all americans to tune in to the weaponization committee as they listen to witnesses, whistleblowers fromal federal agencies talking about the abuses of those federal agencies. it would be inappropriate until he reached conclusions until he passed legislation protecting americans political process process for us to take that extra step with federal law e

the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i reserve. e speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized from california. mr.mcclintock: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. van drew. senator van hollen: -- mr. drew: we are a nation of immigrants and nation of the rule of law. as president reagan once said, a nation that can't control its borders is not a nation and we are rapidly moving there, very rapidly. at this moment we don't have control of our southern border, tens of thousands of migrants are illegally crossing our border every day with tens of thousands more well on their way. we are witnessing one of the worst humanitarian cries sees in our history of our nation. migrants are dying from starvation, from disease, from . women and children are being trafficked and they are being abused. our administration, they knew this was coming. they knew it. yet they have no plan. how irresponsible is that? with title 42 set to expire tonight, and no concrete plan in place to handle this situation. we are facing a crisis

the amount of federal resources provided to new york so that new york city and our state can continueo provide for individuals who are seeking asylum or who have fled potential persecution in other countries with the humanity consistent with who we are as a country and certainly who we've been in the city of new york. but this cannot be done without federal assistance and we certainly are going to continue to aggressively push for that assistance and it needs to come to new york city. sooner rather than later. and the question about santos? reporter: next step now that it's been referred to the ethics committee. is there anything else you can do on the house floor? mr. jeffries: this is what is so cynical about the effort to shield an extreme serial fraudster from accountability. all democrats asked for was an up or down vote. they didn't want to provide the voters of the third congressional district in new york, or voters across america with an up or down society. the ethics committee has had the george santos matter for months. months. so what are you referring to the ethics committ

sarah through seven british monarchs 21 new york governors. she experienced firsthand the golden age of piracy. she survived four husbands and three of her five adult children. the pirates wife. the remarkable, true story sarah kidd recasts the image of captain kidd from a diabolical to a flawed but decent man who tried please his investors and his wife and family. he was a pirate but not one with a black heart heart. sarah's initials s-k scratch stone a few colonial documents. glaive gave clues to her existence. these bold pen strokes reveal a history we have only imagined the dangerous, difficult and thrilling life of a wife. they shed unexpected light on a young colonial woman caught up in a world of politics passion and 18th century justice. the unknown is finally identified. she is sarah kidd, the first lady of pirates pirates. i'd like to close, by reading a passage from the pirates wife. i'm going to read from the prolog. sarah kidd lay in a weakened state in the bedroom of her manhattan mansion. a contagious lethal disease raged throug

hochul and city of new york, slap in the face of veterans, citizens of new york and this country who are being cast aside to allow for asylum seeker toss come here. when it comes to this particular situation you had combat veterans who are homeless, who were told to get out of their hotel after one day. sharon and their team scrambled to find locations, let those veterans

and it's happening there in new york. i think it triggered all sorts of feelings within him and a reaction, which, you know, would be not necessarily the reaction we would all feel. but with that sort of trauma, what he went through last night, i think really hit him hard. >> max foster, john miller. frish. thank you. >>> coming up next, a new political fight over migrants being bussed from the border to new york and where to house them. >>> it is not new year's eve, but andy cohen joins me to talk about kids and who knows what else he's going to talk about ahead. with flexible multi-cloud servicices that enable digital innovation and enterprise contrtrol, vmware helps y you keep your cloud options open. oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beaiful. so becoming a student again ght seem impossible. hello, mi amor. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national un

harry's spokesperson says he and meghan markle were involved in a �*near catastrophic car chase�* in new yorktuesday night. severe flooding in northern italy leaves at least 8 dead thousands are evacuated the formula one grand prix has been cancelled. a new climate report warns the world is likely to break a key temperature threshold in the next five years. the second leg of the champions league semifinal takes place tonight. between manchester city and real madrid. it starts injust tonight. between manchester city and real madrid. it starts in just under three hours�* time. back to our may news over the course of the last few hours. prince harry's spokesman says he, his wife meghan and her mother were involved in a "near catastrophic car chase" while being followed by photographers after an event in new york. a statement says the pursuit lasted more than two hours and resulted in "multiple near collisions "last night, the duke and duchess of sussex and ms ragland were involved in a near catastrophic car chase at the hands of a ring of highly aggressive paparazzi. this relentless pursuit, las

some of the great new york talent.he world. jesús martínez, award-winning actor and voiceover artist. and christin cato, a recognized playwright, producer, and actress. despite years of performing around town in various other spaces, they all found a home here at the puerto rican traveling theater. - prtt is like this community where everyone is included in the creation of whatever art is being created, be it musical, be it a narrative, be it poetry. you know, and we've been here for quite a minute now. - you know, this was our broadway, even though--you know, even if it's off broadway. it doesn't have more than 500 seats. but this was our broadway. - yeah. it was your theater, yeah. - this is our theater, yeah. you know? - because a lot of people that come here, it's like their first time watching something like this. - bilingual. - right, right. - you know, it's our people, our culture. - there are many familias black and brown that followed here from the midwest many years back. oh, yeah. they were promised homes, [

yes, we wait to get any development from the new york| development from the new york police.it, for a prince harry he has been relentless, hasn't he, in terms of taking these observations about the paparazzi can making these observations about the tabloid press, so this will be disturbing for him that it is not only happened again but happened in the united states.— the united states. extremely disturbing- — the united states. extremely disturbing. and _ the united states. extremely disturbing. and of _ the united states. extremely disturbing. and of course - the united states. extremely disturbing. and of course we | the united states. extremely i disturbing. and of course we are awaiting details. clearly they will emerge, so a good deal must emerge i would have thought of the security that they had after the award ceremony yesterday. this allows this to take place. it sounds so very dangerous. you mentioned his concern. i mean, he had several court cases at the moment, firstly about several elements in the press, some of them dating back quite a number of years, and of cour

off to other new york counties outside of new york city.and county granted temporary restricting order. joining us new york congressman mark lawler. congressman, good to see you, thanks attach -- very much for being here. >> you as well. maria: it's interesting to see a pushback in new york city. i thought they were a sanctuary city and they praised themselves for being a sanctuary city but when it comes time to do the job, take in the migrants they don't want to be a sanctuary city, i guess. >> once they realize that being a sanctuary city doesn't actually work when you have 60,000 migrants come in to your city as a result of that policy, now they can't stand the burden of it and so they are trying to shift that to other municipalities including my hometown, the town of orange town and they have temporary restraining order and they'll be back in court on monday but precisely because the governor and the mayor failed to cooperate. you know, when southern governors were sending migrants to new york city, eric adams called it morally bankrupt

i'm sandra smith in new york. great to see you, this is "america reports." fox news is learning debt talks have hit a snag over cuts to discretionary spending and the setback is dashing hopes of a potential deal by the weekend. >> john: meanwhile, president biden is backing a joint effort with allies to train ukrainian pilots to fly f-16s. lindsey graham on what that could mean for the war in ukraine and we'll ask him about the impact of the stalled debt talks. >> sandra: chad pergram is live on capitol hill, and peter doocy is on the ground in japan with the president. is the u.s. sending jets or just training the pilots? what are we hearing here? >> >> for now, it's training in europe. and the training over the coming months, coalition of countries participating in the effort will decide when to actually provide jets, how many we will provide and who will provide them, it does represent a softening of president biden's positioning softening, earlier this year could be summarized with just one word. he said no, that seems to be possibly changing on the groun

the new york judges tend to be very differential to the new york district attorney's office, and the new york appeals courts have been very hostile to trump individually. he's got a jury pool that pretty much dissipate, despises. trump voted against them, 90 to 10. as a you know, about 80 percent of them have a very unfavorable view of trumps. so i think that's what he's betting on. now trump remove the case from state court to federal court and he's asking united states federal district court to take control over the case if that happens, that pro is a big wrench into the state prosecutor, because all of a sudden it's a different jury polled different judicial different appeals process and in all of its unparalleled and unprecedented american legal history. but they're willing to break all the norms to go after trump. do you think the justice or traditional uh, branch is independent enough or invested enough in its independence said to go buy the book rather than political considerations because it's one thing, whatever they think about trump. uh they, they, they surely must have so

joey, thank you for coming to new york and sitting next to me. >> joey: it was an honor to be here. >> brian: we begin this monday morning on "fox & friends" with a news alert as you just heard. more migrants arrived near the d.c. residence of vice president kamala harris. the move isn't stopping the biden administration from taking a victory lap over the end of title 42. >> will: matt finn is live on the ground in el paso this morning. matt? >> good morning, guys. inside of this shelter that we went inside of, there are at least 100 migrants. mostly women and children. and outside once again this morning you can see that there are many migrants sleeping on the dirty pavement this morning, spread across about two city blocks here in downtown, el paso. i have now spoken with many of these migrants and they tell me they plan to leave texas for various cities across the country including denver, new york and orlando, florida. and texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from this state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday. not far from vice president

also in new york tonight, the man who intentionally drove his truck into new yorkers killing them face to face with his victims. convicted terrorist sentence tonight for the attack inspired by isis aaron katersky at the courthouse. the director of the secret service is "livid" after agents did not notice the intruder who got into the home of president biden's national security advisor. what we have learned of this case, peter thomas tonight. the migrant crisis this evening far from the southern border. parents protesting the city's plan to house migrants and stand-alone gems and up to 20 public schools. a major turn tonight and the idaho college murderers of a grand jury indicting the suspect with what brian kohberger faces and what prosecutors have revealed. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy signaling they may be getting closer to a deal to raise the debt ceiling. but the president is saying about a key republican demand. the battle over abortion in the u.s. after the supreme court overturned role, and two more states moving to strictly ban abortion, and president trump

he spent some time with the new york paparazzi. i look at the pictures that have come in this afternoon, there are a lot of paparazzi. there's a lot of flashbulbs going off, huge interest. what do you make of what nick has told us about the varying accounts we have? >> i really do not know. there's a lot of details, you know, that still need to be filled in, and it doesn't seem like it was a scary situation at the very least, but in some wa, i found it surprising, because chases like this have become a lot more unusual. you don't hear about them so much anymore just because, i mean, the economic benefits of the paparazzi getting a shot of them is not what used to be. so while used to hear about these things all the time in 2008 or before, they are becoming increasingly rare just because the economics of the industry have changed. >> do you think it is a new york thing? obviously they come from california, where there's an awful lot of celebrities, a celebrity culture. was the interest tightened because they were in new york? >> for

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liberal new york news although conservative., fernando would we all know from the lincoln movement benjamin what is arrested and federal indictment, grand jury indictment and a number of new york so widespread. we have the closing with lincoln's and directly on the orderrn. and by the way, the public and newspapers endorse this position, a free press even though it's guaranteed in the bill of rights wherere it says congress when they act nothing press, freedom of speech or the press and nationall emergency said there is no guarantee free speech especially when executive does it without. it does go past 1864. it guarantees of free election because he believes and says we can't have a free election during the war, we might as well say we've lost what we are fighting for. >> i think iat can speak again. in addition to the ways lincoln tried to guaranteeee reelectiona free election in new york to make sure the elections are safe beutler goes. in the idea that beutler and the possible candidate but i don't see evidence lincoln asked

i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. a jury in new york has found former u.s. donald trump liable for sexual abuse. the members say he battered and defamed magazine writer jean carroll. they awarded her $5 million in damages. carroll accused trump of raping her in the

city and the governor of new york pushing to have the migrants paperwork to get jobs in new york. the mayor has been a critic of the white house repeatedly and i says they need to give the resources and money if they want this problem to be fixed in new york, bret. >> thank you. dana. >> dana: the suspect in the brutal stabbing death of four university of idaho students last november is due back in court today. he is expected to enter a plea after a grand jury indicted him last week on murder and other charges. matt finn in moscow, idaho, this morning. hi. matt. >> in just a few hours at 9:00 a.m. local time the accused killer bryan kohberger is scheduled to appear in the courthouse to be arraigned on four counts on first degree murder. at this point the court liaison is not confirming whether he will appear in person or virtually. this morning's arraignment comes unexpectedly. he was initially scheduled for a preliminary hearing next month but it was canceled after the grand jury last week indicted kohberger on four counts of murder. he is accused of stabbing to death four univer

i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, may 22nd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." debt ceiling showdown. president biden set to meet with speaker mccarthy today. time is running out to avert a national debt default. we're tracking the latest. >>> idaho murder suspect due in court. bryan kohberger facing arraignment in the deaths of four college students. what we can expect today. >>> brooks koepka clinches the pga championship. major title. find out how he's making history. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden is back in washington where he'll try to finalize a deal with republicans to avert a potentially catastrophic default on the national debt. mr. biden arrived back at the white house last night after the g7 summit in japan. he cut short his overseas trip to deal with the debt crisis. he'll meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy today as the june 1st deadline for raising the nation's debt limit approaches. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good mornin

i can talk about why in that era the "new york times" allowed this to even happen. it was kind of a miracle because history is not really news, but they thought the online "new york times" was so insignificant they didn't care what went in there. so they letut us put a lot of civil war history, now the online "new york times" is everything, and the printed paper is getting three hard to even find it. so i wrote my 13 blog essays and got to the end and was exhausted but i felt that something important had happened to me, i love this experience. i got a little bit away from my more academically of thinking, and that was a good feeling, not a bad feeling. i lead it stiff the way we do enough on the proposed it as a book topic, and i was lucky that a publishing house in new york said yes, and that was the beginning of my journey, which was quite a journey. took about nine years for me to write this book, and a still a little embarrassed by how long it took but i did a ton of research. >> welcome it was worth it in the end, thank you. you mentioned it can be difficult for

into night, an actress who played her role 5 years. ♪ ♪ >> from "abc news" world headquarters in new yorkis is "world news tonight." >> good evening, it's great to have you with us on a thursday, we are tracking developing stories. tornado watches in seven states potentially dangerous on the head. rob is standing by to time us out. title 42 expiring and what changes at the borders and hours. we'll begin tonight with breaking news after the choke hold on the new york city subway at a former marine will be charged with second-degree manslaughter and what that specific charge means and it comes after using a choke hold on a man who is acting erratically and threatening other passengers. he later died. showing the marine veteran with his arm around jordan's neck, other passengers helping to hold him down. 30-year-old was later pronounced dead at the hospital. new york mayor eric adam said he did not deserve to die. the incident sparking protests in an intense debate over public safety and the growing concern over mental health. the former marine is expected to turn himself in tomorrow. abc st

but not to be outdone the chairman of the democratic party in new york in new york purchased the new world.ed so both national chairs own new york dailies during the 1864 campaign. >> so let's go back to lincoln's earlier life before the civil war toipght come over rej democratic party formed in w illinois by stephen douglas 1838 douglas was 23 years old and this is going to be lincoln's first encount we areng the democratic party. can you tell us about douglas's efforts to start the democratic party why did he do it and how successful was he and what do we know about lincoln's reaction? >> let me begin by thanking harold it is nice to know that he recognize that there were actually two men in the lincoln douglas debates. [laughter] so thank you harold. l as john said -- douglas was very young entering politics, and was very successful on his entrance in politics. he p actually believed later talked about it, but believed that there were five estates in this country. andll i'll preface that by sayig jeffersonn and madison said government should not extend beyond ablation to begin wit

the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, federal regulations to the management of federal property currently prohibits an agency from disposing of functional or repairable firearms by selling them. under these regulations, when an agency no longer has a need for a firearm, it can transfer it to another law enforcement entity, or destroy it. this regulation has served the important goal of ensuring that federally owned firearms do not fall into the wrong hands. but it also misses an opportunity to save money by selling an unneeded firearm to the law enforcement officer who has been using it. last congress, our colleague and former orlando police chief, congresswoman val demings, recognized the opportunity for improvement in these regulations. she introduced the original version of this legislation, which allows the federal agency to sell a retired handgun to the law enforcement officer who has b

advocates want new york state to be next. samira hussain, bbc news, new york. new consumers ever become the powerful? ritesh agarwal has created the biggest hotel network in the country and his company oyo is now expanding across asia as well as into europe and north america. on this week's talking business weekly he told me about how he built this business — a decade ago — at the age of just 19yrs old. ofjust 19 years old. we are very lucky to be in india at this point of time. india is increasingly notjust an attractive market for consumers to go from unorganised ecosystem to organised, but also the use of technology is rapidly increasing. if nine years back, if you had met me and asked that, would you have more than 50 million users? i'd say no way, in ten years, because the amount of capital required to reach so many users is semi—impossible for someone like me to get access to. but because now we have access to mobile app which allows reach to all the consumers. consumers like to use mobile experience. suddenly, we don't need to put thousands of stores to

prince harry and meghan say they were chased by paparazzi for nearly two hours to the streets of new york city. we hear from their taxi driver, just ahead. plus, a cnn exclusive new evidence may undercut donald trump's claims about classified documents found in mar-a-lago. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. u.s. president joe biden is set to arrive in japan in the next hour, ahead of a summit of the world's leading democracies. and the war in ukraine is expected to top the g7 agenda. ukraine has stepped up its campaign for f-16 fighter jets, although president biden has been reluctant to agree. there is also word that the u.s. does not want to talk about diplomatic solution until it sees how ukraine's plan spring offensive turns out. live now to hiroshima, and cnn 's white house reporter kevin liptak. good to see, kevin. once the g7 summit gets underway, what's expected to come out of these meetings in terms of goals for pressing issues like ukraine and of course, china? >> certainly it is a packed agenda for president biden. a

six years ago new york passed the new york state liberty act. it offered sanctuary and protected illegal migrants from deportation. six years later, new york is swamped. the governor, democrat kathy hochul, says the state has reached the breaking point and so it has. tent cities are appearing, schools can't cope, the shelters and hotels are full. but we've heard nothing from her about repealing her state's sanctuary status. hochul wants biden to send billions of your taxpayer dollars. she wants you to pay for new york's sanctuary sins. in chicago, they have a new mayor, a progressive democrat, brandon johnson. kids can't read, mayhem on the streets and middle class flight. his honor says "there's enough room for everyone in chicago whether you are seeking asylum or looking for a fully funded neighborhood". he's sticking with the city's sanctuary status. in fact, he's extending the welcome mat. all right, who pays? you do. biden will give chicago $8 million of your taxpayer money but johnson wants another $180 million at least and that's just for

it would eliminate pell grants entirely for 25,000 new york students. -- 5,000 new york students.ere's another devastating consequence i want you to know about. moody's, not a democrat outlet. the republican plan would cost the country 780,000 jobs. yesterday, i brought congressional leaders at the white house to make sure america doesn't default on its debt and for the first time in our history. and by the way, i know the speaker keeps saying, 93 days ago i said to biden i want to talk to him and i said fine. i said, you put down your budget. i'll put down mine. i laid mine down in detail on the 9th of march. he didn't put down his so-called budget -- i don't know what you'd call it. his connecting the two items. he didn't do that until five days after he did it i invited him to the white house. so folks, look, let's be clear. the debt we're talking about is accumulated over 200 years. the last administration alone, the last guy who served in this office for four years increased the total national debt by 40% in just four years. for $2 trillion. i made it clear, america is not a

he opened up a big can of worms here by insisting new york city right to shelter law which was intendedor homeless new yorkers, not citizens of other countries should be extended to protect these individuals who cross into our country last week. he created this problem quite frankly he can stop it i stop misinterpreting the slow but also pushing back on the biden administration demanding they hear from democrats will have a lot more success given the most needed reforms to secure this border. proxy has been pushing back on biden specifically by name. i've been awake taking lot of people in the biden administration. saying he is no longer allowed on a certain committee of mayor city had been on. i'm just curious about the parents. they getting any warning in advance of this? they just show up at school with their kids and suddenly find the gym is loaded with migrants? >> at the last minute warning. even us the elected officials were notified and immediately the day before this was going to happen. but again the mayor can stop this but he should stop it. we are the only city to be housing