he arrived after attending the commemoration in new york security officials in northern iraq say to drones with explosive struck outside air bill international airport way us forces a station. this is the 3rd time the airport has been attack recently. there were no immediate reports of casualties. previous attacks were blamed on iranian backed rocky groups. those armed groups are demanding us forces withdraw from iraq and new york times investigation has revealed. the u. s. may have mistakenly targeted an aid worker in a drug strike in a cobble on august 29th, 10 people including 7 children, were killed in the afghan capital. u. s. military has said it was targeting, i saw and i saw operation to threaten a cobble airport to new jersey. as president says, he plans to suspend the constitution and offer a new version that he has penned himself side to control of the government and dismissed the prime minister in july. health authorities in columbia say they are worried about a potential coven, 19 surge next month. columbia has run out of vaccines, and many people with a 1st dose are currently

because francis cancel the embassy celebration in washington in protest against the new york security packed with strayer, that resulted in the loss of a lucrative submarine deal for paris. reaction on the street, the french capital. this is not the 1st time that united states has taken contracts from oxford. very good at that. we do not respect anyone to part from themselves. they act like most of the world. they shouldn't have done that. i think he fronted on the scene and they would have complain. giving the game away while washington insisted, the new pacific security alarm is not aimed at anyone. in particular, the secretary of defense makes the true target abundantly clear. we spoke in detail about china, steve stabilizing activities and raging efforts to, of course, and intimidate other countries. this agreement, this relationship does not pain that anything or anyone. russia's parliamentary election is now one away, old polling stations. they open the doors for day one in floating. ah hi there, welcome to humble abode or election coverage coming up the very shortly to stay wit

new york city skyline and represent the spirit of freedom. >> wall street 2021 the heart of the financial center, not so much anymore it is much more residential, a lot of securitytourist. current new york stock exchange president stacy cunningham was a traitor on the floor on september 11 she has witnessed all the changes firsthand. >> he saw lower manhattan involve as a neighborhood. our responses to events that we learned from and all the defining moments that make us who we are today and 9/11 was one of those moments. >> the footprint of the original towers has since then been memorialized but the largest man-made waterfalls in the country, nothing will be built on the sacred land where our heroes left us. on the night 11 museum was built on the site to preserve and display physical artifacts on the towers and to tell firsthand stories from those who were there. we will never forget the brave and courageous when body america the beautiful, america the free. maria: my thanks to dick grasso, stacy cunningham. are we any safer 20 years later, i will ask new york congressman and homeland security member john katko when we come back. i wonder how the firm's doing

you know, the united nations in new york, where the security council of voting on whether to extend the un mission enough, gonna stop. let's listen it. the security council and begin it's consideration of asian 2 of the agenda. members of the council have before them document s slash 2021 slash 800 and for the text of a draft resolution submitted by sonya and norway. i wish to draw the attention of council members to document s slash 20. 21 dash 759. the report of the secretary general on the situation in afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security. the console is ready to proceed to the vote on the draft resolution before us. i shall put the draft resolution to the vote. now will those in favor of the draft resolution contained in document s slash 2021 slash 804. please raise their hand. the result of the voting is as follows. the draft resolution received 15 vote in favor. the draft resolution has been adopted unanimously as resolution to 5962021. i now give the floor to those members of the counselor wish to make statements after the vote. i gave it the floo

new york city skyline and represent the spirit of freedom. >> wall street 2021 the heart of the financial center, not so much anymore it is much more residential, a lot of securityty of tourist. current new york stock exchange president stacy cunningham was a traitor on the floor on september 11 she has witnessed all the changes firsthand. >> he saw lower manhattan involve as a neighborhood. our responses to events that we learned from and all the defining moments that make us who we are today and 9/11 was one of those moments. >> the footprint of the original towers has since then been memorialized but the largest man-made waterfalls in the country, nothing will be built on the sacred land where our heroes left us. on the night 11 museum was built on the site to preserve and display physical artifacts on the towers and to tell firsthand stories from those who were there. we will never forget the brave and courageous when body america the beautiful, america the free. maria: my thanks to dick grasso, maria: my thanks to dick grasso, stacy cunningham. let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-

i was in new york city for scheduled meetings. my securityl insisted i leave the city immediately and rush to west chester. only the phones were down. only police radios worked. people were desperate looking for loved ones. my own daughter kiki was with her class visiting the pentagon. nobody could reach any of the children. i called police commissioner bernie kerik and hours later we were able to tell the head master at that school and the families that all of those kids, all of those children were fine. i set up a center in the d.a.'s office for the families of the victims. we collected dna. the family members who came every day looking worse and war as time went on, started to realize their loved ones were not going to be found, that they weren't coming home. confirmed by the hundreds of empty cars left at train stations throughout west chester. they took much from us that day and the ripple effect is still with us. what have we learned in 20 years? are we any safer now? are we still vulnerable? sadly, i believe we are more vulnerable. the

kristen salumi al jazeera new york and having news security officials in northern iraq say to drones with explosives have struck outside urban international airport where us forces are stationed. this is the 3rd time the airport has been targeted recently. there were no immediate reports of casualties. previous attacks were blamed on iranian back. iraq equals the head of the international atomic energy agency is in pe, iran for crucial talks. with iranian officials, rafael grossi meeting iran, vice president, and the head of the countries atomic organizations to push for access to nuclear monitoring equipment. it's growth. the 1st visit since abraham racy became president, talks commas world. how is trying to solve a iran nuclear deal. be found her through molly's rebel. go blamed for one of the bloodiest contingencies in south america. has died in prison. i be mild. guzman was 86 years old. he was captured almost 30 years ago and accuse of causing the death of tens of thousands of people in the 1900 eighty's and ninety's. mariana sanchez, looks back on his life. the. the most violen

new york city. coming up after the break, how security concerns are being addressed in manhattan. making an in app purchase. a new ruling is changing things up. if you're shopping on an ip >> well, it looks like apple can no longer band developers from directing users to their own websites. that is a ruling by a judge today in a very closely watched trial between apple and epic games. these well not court sketches free. official you those. the trial lasted 3 weeks in oakland under the judge's ruling. apple will have to change its app store policies and then loosen restrictions on in-app purchases starting in december. the judge did side with apple on some items like. apple blocking iphones access to 3rd party app. stores. information. there are a mobile game based on the office is expected to launch little later this year. eastside games tweeted this image yesterday in announcing the game called the office somehow we manage it allows fans to play through memorable moments of the show as they earn in-game rewards and try to keep dunder mifflin afloat. players can also build desks fo

. >> and security today once again was tight around new york especially on this 20-year mark, the commissionere nypd say they employed many resources to make sure new york is safe and secure. >> certainly interesting time right now. we are aware of incidents worldwide particularly in the 20th anniversary, whether it's the nypd or partners that are working hand in glove, we are out here today and every day to make sure new yorkers are safe. >> that's where we see the twin beams of light. if you're in the area, you have seen it before. it will happen again tonight. the countdown is onto remember, john. >> laura ingle, thank you. top military spoke today in the ceremony outside the pentagon, third hijacked jet, american airlines flight 77 struck the pentagon at 9:37 a.m. 184 people were killed. during his remarks the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley urged americans to stand up to fear and hatred. >> they tried to divide us and they tried ultimately in vain to terrify us but their murderers' intent was never realized. instead of sowing vision in new york and in pennsylvania and pe

with late reporting tonight, how soon those booster shots could begin and what new york city is staying. >>> authorities securing the u.s. capitol ahead of that protest in support of the hundreds arrested in the january 6th attack on the capitol.

their mask this happened on long island, new york police responded to the incident but say it wasn't a police issue. the children were moved to the gym by a securityr new york guidelines masks must be worn in public and private schools regardless of vaccination status. >>> the coronavirus continues to threaten in person learning for millions of students and teachers across the nation according to verbio, a new york based data service, covid has closed at least 1,000 schools across 35 states since the beginning of the school year the closures have ranged anywhere from one day to several weeks but most temporarily moving in remote learning. this data comes as the pandemic has led to a surge of chronic absenteeism. one district's mission to get kids back in the classroom >> reporter: with school about to start this week, kenneth chapman and his team hit the streets of detroit going door to door trying to contact and engage families with school children >> going to school >> yes >> the only way you can reach them >> it is some don't have phones at all. our families in our particular demographic deal with so much more than just school. >> reporter: a c

enforcement action. >> next on the kron 4 news at 5 keeping the city safe while mourning the tragedy that struck 20 years ago. the security measures being set up in new yorky for september 11. plus the legacy of tragedy. how a pipeline explosion 11 years ago continues to impact the bay area neighborhood. and a popular fall festival. it's being canceled for the second year in a row why city officials and make that officials and make that when a truck hit my car, officials and make that the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ let us take you to a place you've been craving. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cac

new details about britney spears life under a court ordered conservatorship. a former employee of the security firm hired by her father have told "the new york times" she was watched even a secret recording device inside her bedroom. this comes as cnn is exploring her battle for freedom in a new documentary. it airs tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern and chloe joins me now. what are we going to learn in this special report tomorrow on britney spears? >> yes, well thank you for having me. i'm so excited for people to see what we have worked so hard on for many months. we got people to sit down and speak for the very first time. you're going to hear from people who worked with britney on her circus tour right after she was put under that now infamous 13-year conservatorship. celebrities that have gone to great lengths to reach her over the years but couldn't get to her. we're also going to take you inside that 911 phone call. two of them, actually, that took place earlier this summer the day before her first emotional testimony on june 23rd. so you know, there is going to be kind of a revisiting of her early career to you know, jog many of your memories, but also a lot

corporations welcomes the biden administration's continued vigilance fighting covid in new york, jessica johnson cope, whose security firm has 160 employees supports the vaccine, but worries about the burden of a mandate. >> i'm worried about people not getting vaccinated because of vaccine hesitancy, and then the logistical and cost impact it could have on our business >> reporter: and peter, i know the president is getting it from all sides. there are some health experts saying he didn't go far enough. >> yeah, lester, that's right dr. fauci among them saying he would have preferred mandating vaccines for workers without that testing option tonight the white house argues it's on firm legal ground for the mandate, relying on a 50-year-old law that gives the federal government the power to protect employees from grave dangers at work lester >> peter alexander at the white house, thank you. in this battle over vaccine and mask requirements in schools is growing more intense in florida today, an appeals court ruled that the governor's ban on mask mandates can remain in place during legal challenges miguel almaguer ton

new york. reporter: hello, we are standing by for an update on the security measures that are in place for thisity is going to be briefing the public along with new york governor and new york mayor de blasio and the nypd. up until this point as we await the press conference we understand officials have been working to what they had called a quote elevated threat environment as we prepare to mark the 20th anniversary of the attacks on september 11, 20 01-- that follows the bombing in kabul that glorifies the terrorist that hijacked the airplanes on 9/11 and officials added recently that the call to action by terrorists groups is louder now than in years past, but with that said, neil, they also added that the department that there is no specific and credible threat of a violence. among the many tools the nypd has in store to keep us safe this weekend, they have said they will have bomb sniffing dogs, license plate readers, sensors in addition to a heavy police presence, all of that to keep security in place as the events start to commemorate the september 11 anniversary tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. wit

we have a multi-layered group across the government and the new york city police department to ep sure the safety and security, not only of the people of new york but the people of america. >> secretary, what is it that you may want to see improved or changed within dhs and perhaps more broadly across the administration in order to manage the multitude of crises that this white house is dealing with? >> i think what we have accomplished under president biden is all of government, all of america safety. i think we in the federal government are working more cohesively, more collaboratively than ever before. we are proud in the way in which we work as a single administration in partnership with others around the country. >> secretary, you're facing a once in a lifetime pandemic, you're facing a crisis at the southern border with immigration. a difficult chaotic exit from afghanistan not to mention the rising threat of china and other nations with an authoritarian streak that seek to expand their effort. does any of that strain your job at the dhs? >> it is certainly a challenging time but we meet the moment and

new york city skyline and represent the spirit of freedom. maria: wall street 2021, the heart of the financial center, not so much anymore. it's much more residential, a lot of securitynew york stock exchange and plenty of tourists. >> there are so many things that have changed. maria: current new york stock exchange president stacy cunningham was a trader on september 11th and witnessed changes firsthand. >> you really saw lower manhattan involved as the neighborhoods responses to event that is we learned from and they are all defining moments and make us who we are today and 9/11 make us one of those moments. maria: footprint of the original towers has since been memorialized but man-made waterfalls in the country. nothing will be built on the sacred land where our heroes left us and the 9/11 museum was built on the site to preserve and display physical artifacts from the towers and to tell firsthand stories from those who were there. we will never forget the brave and courageous who embodied america the beautiful, america the free. and we will have more of our coverage 20 years later coming up in the program, former new york stock exchange president and ceo dick g

with late reporting tonight, how soon those booster shots could begin and what new york city is staying. >>> authorities securing the u.s. capitol ahead of that protest in support of the hundreds arrested in the january 6th attack on the capitol. fences going back up, every capitol police officer will be on duty. and tonight former president trump's new and encouraging words for those who took part on that day. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> there is news tonight in a case making national headline, the missing young woman vanishing during a cross-country trip with her boyfriend. authorities now releasing body camera video from the days before she vanished. her family pleading for her return tonight. the boyfriend this evening considered a person of interest and tonight his sister breaking her silence to abc news. >>> joe seas france says it has killed the dangerous isis leader who claimed responsibility for the deadly ambush of four american service members in niger. tonight what we're now learning about the operation to take him down, ian pannell standing by. >>> a developing headline tonight, a lawyer with

security concerns. hey, this is about to be in the press. the fbi ought to look into this. here is the data that we think is basically what "the new york times" has, that reporters are about to put out to the public. this has national security implications. here, fbi, you should have it. and the basis for the prosecution, at least as reported by "the new york times," is that when sussmann did that, he told them, i'm handing this over not on behalf of a client. he says that he was doing it on behalf of his cybersecurity client who had dug up this suspicious data in the first place, but the suspicion planted by john durham and company was that actually sussmann was secretly representing the hillary clinton campaign when he handed on this information of the fbi. there is reportedly evidence that sussmann billed some of his work to the clinton campaign at some point, his large firm was representing the clinton campaign at the time. his lawyers say there is an innocuous explanation for that. here is the key point about this investigation. quote, some of the questions that durham's team have been asking in recent months, including of witness

new york city. >> reporter: today law enforcement across the country on alert. security ramping up in new york city. >> there are no specific and credible threats directed against new york city at this time and the nypd is watching, not daily, not hourly, minute by minute. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul calling this weekend vulnerable. >> you will see increased presence. the idea is to let anyone know that you mess with new york, there will be consequences. >> reporter: it's been two decades since one of the darkest days, hijackers taking over four airplanes two crashing into the twin towers of the world trade center causing them to collapse. another plane crashing into the western side of the pentagon and then flight 93 crashing into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, after heroic americans fought the hijackers. today at ground zero in lower manhattan, a memorial where those towers once stood. strangers, friends and family members stopping by the reflecting pools to pay their respects. sandy hayes' son-in-law scott o'brien watt a computer trade show on t

"controlling britney spears", released by the "new york times," alleges her father jamie hired a securityompany that bugged her room and tracked her text messages and calls. >> her own private conversations were used so often to control her. >> reporter: alex, a former employee who worked at black box security for nine years, says the company mirrored her phone to keep track of her conversations. the new york times reporting that mirroring text messages without the consent of both parties could be a violation of the law, and that it is unclear if the court knew about or had approved any text message monitoring. ♪ my life has been so overprotected ♪ >> reporter: the 39-year-old pop star is worth an estimated $60 million. after a string of public struggles, her father was appointed conservator in 2008. and this past summer, she testified for the first time in court about what she called her abusive conservatorship. the judge allowing her to hire a new attorney. ♪ ♪ ♪ now i'm stronger than yesterday ♪ >> reporter: that lawyer, matthew rosengard telling abc news overnight, placing a listening

media with the security situation and new york times today working on how life has changed for many in the areas and how securities have included it before. at the same time, i think part of it is security may have the economicd, situation that's undergone a change and the government is being challenged. coming together pledging large amounts so the disbursement of that assistance and timely provision of assistance is absolutely key. it has provided whatever because i think at the end of the day pakistan gets impacted. it's not just pakistan that will be affected here, it is going to be the region and it comes to almost every sure so it's and self interest and international community to help create conditions that do not trigger the outflow. so i'll just stop here and we can go into it. >> certainly a lot to unpack. >> thank you very much. before i make any comments, i'd like to echo ambassadors complementation and taking over the reins of the program here and a great deal of things close to your predecessor and deputed so much to increase visibility and salience of the program at the

new york. ah. hello and welcome to the program. we begin this nice hour with day 3 united nations general assembly in new york. the u. unsexy general antonio good terrace is hosting a climate security ministerial meeting is calling for well lead us to make a commitment to tackle climate change and take immediate action or window of opportunity to prevent the worst climate impact is rapidly closing. no region is immune. wildfires loving routes and other extreme weather events affecting every continents. first, we need an ambiguous commitment and credible actions by all countries to limit the global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius to avert the most catastrophic impacts of climate change. i added all member states to show more ambition in their nationally . they made contributions by cop 26 and to translate their commitments into concrete and the media, the section james base a lie for us at the united nations. james climate change back on the agenda today. once expect it to be discussed. well, the un today we still have the un general assembly, those leaders one off the one giving that speech. and that's going to continue through today friday, saturday, and right through again on mond

women arrested after a fight broke out outside a new york city restaurant after they were asked to show proof of vaccination to dine indoors. new securityid show vaccine cars and were seated and several minutes later, three men joined them and only one showed proof of vaccination. a short time later a fight broke out and one said the hostess used a racial slur. the women were released from jail with a court date for october. we'll give you more updates as we get them. >>> d.c. politics and science fiction, leave it to me to explain. science fiction, leave itot me to explain. i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my credit card debt. i needed just one simple way to pay it all off. it was an easy decision to apply with sofi loans, just based on the interest rate and how much i would be saving. there was only one that stood out and one that actually made sense and that was sofi personal loans. it felt so freeing. i felt like i was finally out of this neverending trap of interest and payments and debt. ♪♪ when our doors open interest and payments and debt. we see the light shining, through you because you are a spark from t

here in new york, the director of security and the controller for the trump organization are expected to testify before a manhattan grand jury today as investigations continue into financial crimes at the former president's businesses. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. i am joined by my co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we are beginning with the major news from the u.s. supreme court, which on wednesday refused to halt a texas law that bans most abortions, ruling 5-4 the law can remain in effect, even while legal challenges against it continue. the ruling is the court's biggest break yet from the landmark 1973 roe v. wade ruling that legalized abortion nationwide. chief justice john roberts joined the courts three double justices and their dissent with justice sonia sotomayor writing -- "the court should not be so content to ignore its constitutional obligations to protect not only th

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news heart breaking saying they are praying for gabby petito's family. >> before brian laundrie disappeared he refused to cooperate with investigators about gabby petito's disappearance. >>> security is tight around united nations headquarters in new york as world leaders return. last year leaders were forced e because of the pandemic. this year that will only be a third of nations. everyone is expected to be vaccinated but there will be no requirement to show proof. >>> popular cw show super girl is mid way through its 6th and final season. we got a chance to sit down with the star. she shared what it was like to cowrite the latest episode. >> to help design the suits and try to keep it comic book accurate but then really embrace the fact that this is the first time a woman played the guardian which is a blood dc character and keeping all the best of of who he was in the comics but empowering young girls to have a new female super hero which is important. >> the episode heirs tomorrow night on the cw. >>> time for a check of weather with meteorologist mary you are watching a lot. >>> for sure. we have the high fire danger and a spare the air alert in effect for tomorrow. a live look with our sales force tower camera across the bay, lo

host: the homeland security secretary yesterday at the border. "the new york times close vote reporting this morning, wire haitians coming in the numbers we are seeing? -- times" reporting this morning, "why are haitians coming in the numbers we are seeing"? host: that is "the new york times" wording. haitians on the border, this also open the new york times" this morning -- host: this morning, do you support or oppose the biden administration immigration and order policy? barry, you oppose. welcome to the conversation. go ahead. caller: i'm an independent, but eileen left. i just him to agree with this border policy. all democrats and republicans, they want these immigrant in here for the cheap labor always. that's just the ones that run businesses, the democrats and republicans. i just don't understand what's going on either. all you got to do is round them up, get them out of here. whatever happened to the 70's and 80's when they would come up for a few months a year and work the cops. for some reason our government wants them to stay now. host: all right,

new york city for this weekend. but of course with the anniversary approaching for the nypd security and vigilance will the top of la top of mind in jersey city, new jersey. i'm craig treadway. gran vicki, back to you. >> appreciate that, craig. on september 11th. by the way, we will have live team coverage of the day's events in our weekend newscasts and on our streaming app kronon also on epsaturday, kron 4 will have a 30 minute 9.11 anniversary special. it starts it 10:30pm on saturday. >> today marks 11 years since a terrible event that happened right here in the bay area. the san bruno pipeline explosion apocalyptic. >> 8 people were killed, many more injured 38 homes were destroyed. our kron four's maureen kelly went back to the crest more neighborhood which was for ever changed by the blast. >> i'm standing in early glenview park 11 years ago, there were 3 homes in this location all completely destroyed when the pipeline exploded along with dozens of others. now you can see a plaque commemorating that day and the 8 people who lost their lives above their names, gone but not forgotten driving down glenview dri

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president biden travels to all three sites where the attacks took place — new york, pennsylvania and the pentagon. we'll talk to a securityt and ask the question — are we safer 20 years on? in other news... tennis�* new teen titan — emma raducanu becomes the first british woman to win a major in more than a0 years. prince andrew's legal team say they don't believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusing him of sexual abuse have been successfully served. virginia giuffre launched a civil case against the prince — he denies the claims. hello and welcome to bbc news. ceremonies have been taking place in the united states to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. in new york, a minute's silence marked the exact time that the first hijacked plane hit the north tower of the world trade center in 2001. president biden travelled to pay his respects at all three attack sites — in new york, pennsylvania, and at the pentagon in virginia. with more on the day's events, here's our north america editorjon sopel. drumbeat on this stunning clear september morning, they gathered in solemnity and sadness i

new york city to get ready for the u.n. general assembly meetings. so we had a team of advanced people and folks from the state department and the national security team in new york city getting ready for the president to come address the united nations general assembly. at the white house, we were getting the lawn ready on the back of the white house to host a congressional picnic, and there was also a very wonderful parade honoring our relationship with australia in presenting the prime minister john howard of australia a bell from world war ii in gratitude for the wonderful partnership we had with the australians, there was a 21 gun salute and parades at the navy yard in washington, d.c. that was kind of a historic great picture thing happening in d.c. and then we went out, got on air force one and flew to jacksonville, florida, and the president went to a school, talked about leaving no child behind in education, and that event went well. it was the president's favorite topic. he wanted to get rid of bigotry of low expectation. then we went to sarasota, florida. we landed in sarasota, got to the resort, got out of the limousine. i remember the ter

new york gorka think hochul along with new york state senator chuck schumer came to assess the damage today. governor hochul announcing she has securedergency disaster declaration for 14 affected counties in new york with up to $5 billion in immediate federal funding which some say cannot come soon enough. >> i just heard a woman talk to you and say directly to you, we need food. >> yes. we need people to donate to the food banks, the red cross and all the other agencies. they need clothes. this isn't some other country. this is the united states of america. this is the state of new york. people need help. do what you can. bring money, food and resources. >> we want to give you a live look at the situation in philadelphia. on vine street express way, which is still flooded today two days after ida hammered the east coast. the death toll is still rising. we're getting close to the number 50 people that lost their lives. there's still six people unaccounted for in the state of new jersey at last check. you can see here, a lot of people that lost their businesses said that they were struggling before this happened and now they don't kno

new york. well, here, the government's hopes for securing a comprehensive free trade deal with the us appear to after president biden downplayed the topic following a face—to—face meeting with the prime minister. downing street said there was a very positive atmosphere between the two leaders but the president also issued a fresh warning to borisjohnson not to damage the peace process in northern ireland following our eu departure. david willis is our north america correspondent. david, first of all, the trade scenario, we want to have a stand—alone trade relationship with the us. it would seem that may not be possible?— may not be possible? yes, it may not be possible? yes, it may not _ may not be possible? yes, it may not be _ may not be possible? yes, it may not be possible - may not be possible? yes, it may not be possible anytime soon, sally, that was certainly the mood music emerging from the mood music emerging from the white house today. boris johnson sought to portray this as a very positive meeting between him and joe biden, and said britain could thrive on the world stage and a post—

new york city? >> there are dozens of principles across new york city in panic attacks, not just with teachers but securityrds, about to see shortages we've never seen before, a substitute who was never in that school before who aren't licensed in the area they are supposed to be in. i had students come to me saying is a you are leaving as words come out and i hope not, that they work for us now. the cdc director on cnn said covid vaccines do not stop transmission of the sars covid violence - the argument this vaccine is necessary for safety is not correct. we have many other layers of mitigation and safety strategies being implemented in our schools right now. is a mixed messaging is off the charts. and going to private schools, not the economic status and overall sad situation. keep us posted. jillian: was president biden lying when he said his advisers supported total troop withdrawal from afghanistan or top generals when they told senators, urge to keep boots on the ground. doctor rebecca grant reacts to the foreign-policy fiasco. a wild night in virginia as the second and final debate between glenn yo

new york city. but for the nypd this weekend, vigilant security will the top of mine in jersey city, new jersey.i'm craig treadway. justine back to you. thank you so much. greg. >> and a programming reminder for our viewers here this saturday, kron 4 will have a 30 minute 9.11 anniversary special. it starts at 1030, and saturday night. we'll talk about our forecast right now as we take a live look outside right here in san francisco. this is a view from one of our cameras right here in our kron 4 news studios. clouds are starting to move in. that could have been lightning. but i know it wasn't it's just a little glitch there in the cameron. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking, though the dry lightning. yes, that is on the way north and east bay is that's where you're keeping your focus. this afternoon. yeah, exactly. fortunately, we're going to remain dry throughout most of today. just seen. but we are starting to notice the increase in that subtropical moisture as those clouds from the south start to make its way northward into the bay area overall. pretty dry outlook. but we're sta