it's a big part of what makes new york new york. there's a real hunger to get back to doing what we do. ready many broadway theaters have announced plans to reopen in september, but it remains to be seen if enough people come to revive the industry for shows to be profitable while the seats must be filled. it's not for the faint hearted because the margin very tight. my sense is businesses and sectors like tourism and the arts. they will start to rebound, but they're not going to be like they were before. james perry is an economist at the new school center for new york city affairs. he focuses on the labor market and workforce policies. your expend hit hard economically by the depression, the fiscal crisis of the 7911. how do you compare the economic challenges new york city's facing today to those in the past? well, as far greater than anything we've seen since the 1900 thirty's, more than a 1000000 jobs were lost and we'll get to the end of 2021. we will still be down 3 240-0000 jobs in new york city. so you think new york is rea

there's a real distinction, i think, between local news and national news. there's a bill in the house that has 30 republican co-sponsors, and what it would do is give money to consumers to buy local news subscriptions. it's a way of helping local news without having the federal government be making decisions about which newsrooms ought to get aid. >> the bottom line, government subsidies in lots of different ways, going back to postal service rates, ad spending in local news. i know it can sound like a foreign, crazy concept. this has been going on for many, many centuries. what's the digital age version

new zzzquil ultra.o sleep. >>> finally tonight, he often said he loved being a character actor. and you will definitely remember his roles. ned beatty, the prolific character actor. his roles spanning decades. more than 150 movies and tv shows. as rudy's father in "rudy." >> this is the most beautiful sight these eyes have ever seen. >> beatty's first movie, "deliverance" in 1972. with jon voigt and burt reynolds. >> you know something? you're right. we're lost. don't know where in the hell we are. >> "all the president's men" with dustin hoffman. >> okay, ah, yeah. i got the press here. i'm going to have to call you back. >> in "network" in 1976. his three-minute monologue earning him an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. >> you have meddled with the primal forces of nature. and you will atone. am i getting through to you? >> take the gentleman's cape. >> and as lex luthor's henchman in "superman." >> i don't think he wants me to, mr. luthor. >> over the years, beatty always saying he loved pl

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♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it'sor american film festival to return in person since the pandemic began. harry smith here had a chance to sit down with its founders, robert de niro and jane rosenthal. where did you guys go and hang for this >> well, have you ever had your car towed in new york city >> no. >> a tow pound on the hudson river? >> oh, yeah. >> it's now a brand new public space. a very new york location for our sitdown with our guests. founders robert de niro and producer jane rosenthal will be taking the 20th installment of the tribeca festival almost exclusively outdoors this year >> there will be nine screens that will be from the bronx to the battery, brooklyn, staten island, and then we have two 40-foot l.e.d. screens that will go around to all of the other communities. it's a traveling festival. >> beginning with "in the heights. >> what a movie to start with. >> it's going to be so much fun. >> a new york movie. >> a new york movie. it's joyous. >> a long-awaited film adaptation of lin-manuel mirand

new level. the mercury news reports you can get in trouble for even promoting the idea on social media. council members approved the new ordinance threatening punishments up to $1,000 and six months in jail for encouraging or promoting illegal street racing or side shows online. this is believed to be the first measure of its kind anywhere in the u.s. >>> new details for you out of san francisco, we're learning nearly 100 full-sized garbage bags were filled in the area around dolores park over the weekend, despite there not being any sanctioned pride ac tliftsz last week. leaders tell "the chronicle" an estimated 10,000 showed up anyway. on normal weekdays it's about one tenth of the amount of trash. >>> san mateo leaders taking measures to help some people make it in the bay. supervisors approved $1 million for a new rent relief. that money will help people who borrowed money to cover the rent or had to go without food or medicine to make rental payments during extended the statewide eviction m

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fox news is crazy and they are being sued.ost: you bring up a lot of issues. >> the point of the lawsuits are very important because you talk about the big lie and the impact that is why i wrote the book hoax. if you look at october and november fox was reckless and irresponsible it was planting seeds of doubt in the viewers mind that the election was fair and accurate. that now there are those that accurately announced biden was president-elect. that happened but then commentators who were more popular why kennedy who created out and raised questions. asking questions is great is part of the free speech but to do that to undermine to subvert the election to make people believe that trump is not the president that is undemocratic and that's what happened on fox. as a television professional i think fox should be stronger and more reality -based in one of the biggest issues we have right now is to drift away from a common reality the shows went on for months that did real damage to the country that did real damage to the countr

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rochelle, new york, the company tidal new york making flip-flops.ri, 15 workers and they're hiring. molding the flip-flops, trimming them. putting them together. brown, green, purple, pink. they can make 200,000 pairs a year. but they need some help. >> hi, david. >> cofounder tim gibb. >> we are 100% sourced in the u.s. made locally and giving back to local communities and building ourselves back up. >> with three words in mind -- >> made in america! >> while back in upstate new york tonight, nalgene water bottles telling us they have 150 new hiring as we emerge from this pandemic and they're still hiring. >> made in america! >> we love made in america. keep your ideas coming and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night >>> accused of staging elaborate hoax. a couple of the sentinel of a kidnapping is reacting to an apology given by the police department more than six years later. >>> lafayette, they are slowly ramping up service. but the riders have returned? >>> within 30 seconds of either of us talking to them, they are in tears.

news station. you're watching kron. 4 news heading. >> now at a detail. shocking. details from law enforcement in 3 states after the body of a 7 year-old from the bay area is found in nevada. tonight. we're earing from the agencies which cooperated on the investigation. >> to first of their kind ideas to curb gun violence. now being talked about in the south bay possible changes now on the table. plus one bay area county adding teeth to with laws against illegal fireworks. why property owners better get ready to pay up even if they would not. the one setting off the illegal fireworks. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news tonight at 8. >> i'm pam jonathan mccall ken wayne has the night off tonight a nationwide search finally over. >> for san jose mother now behind bars accused of the unthinkable. she's now accused of killing her own a 7 year-old son. the child's body was found 11 days ago. but his identity remained unknown for more than a week. >> well, for us to she is

this is abc7 news. news.>> he is a former san francisco city official under investigation for corruption. a run-in with police today landed him in jail and has nothing to do with that. a good evening. thank you for joining us. i am ama daetz. >>> we are live wherever you stream. thank you for for for for for f this is san francisco's former director of public works who lost his job last year amid an investigation that he tried to bribe an airport commissioner. where is this branch of the san francisco marin food bank? what happened here and why those are the next big questions to ask. we go to stephanie sierra who has new details. >> within the last hour police have finally confirmed mohammed nuru was arrested on attempted robbery charges arges arges arg street after 11:00 this morning. it was at that location we are told where mohammed nuru has been a longtime volunteer. as

♪ we have big news. new kellogg's cinnamon roll frosted mini wheats.police in cleveland are investigating whether a carbon monoxide leak is to blame for the deaths of two men and a 10-year-old boy found on a boat in lake erie. witnesses say the boat was speeding in circles with nobody at the controls. >>> vice-president kamala arris is heading to the southern border tomorrow after facing heavy criticism for failing to make the trip earlier amid a surge in migration. meanwhile, the border patrol chief has been forced out. rodney scott is a supporter of trump-era policies. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news from south florida. a building collapsed in the town of surf side in miami dade county. the images dramatic and rescue efforts underway with people trapped on higher floors. there was no immediate word on any injuries. >>> today's weather, gusty winds will fan wildfires in the northwest. rain across the middle of the country. severe storms in the plains. storms across the gulf covert. sun coast. sunny in the northeast. >>> challenges of livin

now, new york city is seeing zero new daily deaths from covid. relief and the vaccine contributing to that relief. now moderna is filing for complete fda approval of its covid vaccine. that will likely take several months but moderna is the second drug company to file for fda approval. pfizer submitting their data in early may. health care workers hope that full authorization of the vaccine will give others confidence to get the shot and get back towards a sense of normalcy. michael? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> coming up, princess diana's wedding dress back on display for the first time in 25 years. "gma" is taking you inside the dazzling new exhibit. >>> we are hosting a new quinceanera ceebrating these young ladies getting ready right now for the big moment and grammy award winning mariachi divas performing. >> we'll be right back. by giving every customer a new 5g phone, on us. aha! old customers. new customers. families. businesses. in-laws. law firms. every customer. new 5g phones when you trade in your old ones. and if you're not a custome

and flask flooding in new and flash flooding in new jersey. also following a dangerous heat wave tonight. so let's bring in cbs' lonnieri quinn for the forecast. hey there, lonnie. >> reporter: hey there, norah. take big-time humidity and big- time heat you will get clash and get some big time storms out there.im look at the radar picture. you focus on mississippi and arkansas. they picked up, like you were saying, up to a foot of rain. norah, that was in six hours. more rain to come tomorrow. for the northeast, big time heat and storms putting down flooding conditions in philadelphia and new york city, and in portions of new hampshire. for your day tomorrow, more rain, unfortunately, in the same spots, and the heat just staysua in place. philadelphia tomorrow feels like 96. minneapolis tomorrow feels like 95, and then that's it. the heat wave will break. why? we are watching on thursday a front coming in from the north. that big dome of heat is going to shrink. it's going to shrink and set up kind of where we expect to be this time of year ar

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it is not good news at all, is that, what is new in the report? it that, what is new in the report?at is new in the reort? ,.,, , report? it paints a pretty grim icture report? it paints a pretty grim picture of _ report? it paints a pretty grim picture of what _ report? it paints a pretty grim picture of what we _ report? it paints a pretty grim picture of what we are - report? it paints a pretty grim picture of what we are facing i picture of what we are facing and it is the speed at which the changes are expected to happen that is being underlined in this draft report, so it paints a picture where millions could be killed by heatwaves, the shallow bodies of water available to us are warmer than our blood. it sounds like a scientific novel set in the future but scientists are saying and the intergovernmental panel on climate change is saying that by the time a child born today is 30, these effects will be painfully obvious. there are concerns this is happening much quicker, though previous climate models that suggested it may take a century for the effects to be felt but it is com

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up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ >>> good morning, look at this pretty shot.res will be climbing into the 70s. lower 60s in oakland. we socked in with fog and clouds at the coast. even some mist and drizzle. we are muggy but that is going to end today as the sun comes out. we have a sea breeze, but change are ahead. >> a note from a delta pilot pii who parked his plane in the desert, it says, it is march 23. we just kriefed from the airport. chilling to see our fleet in the desert. if you are here to pick it up, the light must be at the end of the tunnel. have a safe flight. that plane is now back in service. >> a person will pay $28 million to fly to space with amazon founder jeff bezos. that was the winning bid. >> that is sold, $28 >> wow. if you add the auction commission, the winner will pay $2.7 million per minute for this 11 minute flight. it is set for july 20, the anniversary of the landing on the moon. >> this year marks the anniversary of the devil wears pradda. we have a look at the reunion, the stars got together to talk about the lines from the m

this new wave. i mean, it's still not enough to achieve her immunity, but it's a radical boost say from last week over the weekend, heart wrenching scenes played out on the texas border with mexico, where around 200 separated families got a rare chance to see and embrace their loved ones on the other side of the frontier hosted by human rights groups and to immigration reform activists. event is taking place for and it's time i whenever it's amazing because we haven't seen them before so long. and it's great for people on the side to have these unity. it's a fairly lovely experience. i think it's great. ah, some of them the book it says relative. today we are expansion. who is this one? money happening policy for real? ah, the president bite has promised and you fair and humane approach to manage and immigration, but you, as the migration policy will never be fair and humane. as long as it goes, ro is relegated to 7 of us immigration, portsmouth and the suffering of migrants in mexican immigration d

this is new shot.lametos new police chief and immediately he will face this controversy as he assumes that decision next week. shown here on body-worn camera. 3 alameda officers remain on leave us several investigations continue into how and why mario gonzalez died in police custody in april, gonzalez's family and their supporters accused the police of killing the oakland resident as the cops tried to restrain him. it's still a pending the new chief couldn't directly comment but say this. >> in order for these investigations to really hold their true value. they can't be tainted by a special police chiefs opinions, thoughts ideas and things about that. what i will say is this first and foremost, i think that. are gonzalez death was tragic. i think for everybody that was involved and he has handling challenge such as the case and the changing dynamics of policing. he looks forward to. >> 128 plan that i'm going to i'm going to share one site touchdown. >> but i have written it up. and but the heart of t

it's monday, june 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> talk about a story of biblical proportions. >> when i tell you, i have discussed this story with multiple people. and i'm like a whole whale. like a whale, swallowed you. and then you lived to tell the story, like, i didn't even, there are so many things that i was like -- i didn't even think whales had teeth. there was a lot of discovery channel conversations going on. >> we are glad he's okay. >> so glad he's okay. i'm just like, huh? come again? hopefully i won't be baffled when we repeat that story later for you in the show. but let's jump into the headlines with president biden moving on to the nato summit. >> the president arrived in brussels, focused on rebuilding relationships and reaffirming america's commitment to the alliance there, still reeling after a barrage of criticism from former president trump. >> and biden is also preparing for his face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. abc's rachel scott has more. >> reporter: just days away from that high-stakes geneva summit, president biden s

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what happens in new york city, well, that's international news. >> good evening.ler in new york. >> the search continues for the .44-caliber killer who has come to be known as the son of sam. >> he warned in one of his sick and threatening letters to the press and to the police, sam's a thirsty lad, and he won't let me stop killing until he's had his fill of blood. >> it was a really miserably hot summer in new york. and everything went dark. and i heard someone on the street go, oh, it's a blackout! >> the looters were out almost instantly. and it felt apocalyptic. i remember going to bed that night thinking it was the end of the world. >> new york city in the early morning after a night of no electric power. what it did have in the dark streets was a wild outburst of crime. >> when the greatest city in the world goes black, it showed a crumbling america. then you have the son of sam on the loose. >> we always look for patterns in victims. there was this belief that he was only killing women with long, dark hair. >> i know the .44 killer is after girls with long

♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it'sk, new york♪ ♪new york♪ >>> after a cease fire in may, israel has carried out an air strike over gaza. jobina with this developing news. >> thank you. the israeli military says it targeted compounds belonging to hamas. the militant controls gaza. this was the scene overnight. israel says the air strike was launched after palestinians launched incendiary balloons which sparked 20 fires in it southern israel. hamas says it was done in response to a march by israeli nationalists in occupied east jerusalem. there were no death threats on either side and things will now calm in the area. this is the first major strike since a violent 11 day conflict last month that killed more than 250 people in gaza and 12 in israel. kumasi. >> thank you. >>> president biden has named nine ambassador nominees, including captain sully sulln berger. he's going to be nominated to represent the u.s. on the council of the international civil aviation organization. biden named nominees for ambassadors to israel,

the editor for the san quintin news with his new found p freedom. >> temperatures are heating up. it's not just here. it's a lot of the west. we'll take a look at the heat coming our way. details in about eight minutes. >>> san definite on prison was hit hard by covid and a lot of the information, we learned, actually came from the prison's own inmate-run newspaper, the san quintin news. here's the story of the paper's long-time editor and the new journey he's begun. >> i like tasks. i like deadlines. >> reporter: a journalist's life, breaking news, declines. >> to beat that deadline is rewarding. >> reporter: if he ever felt stuck in his job, it's because he was. >> i was in prison for 23 years. >> reporter: richardson's beat, life behind the concrete and razor wire of san quintin prison for the inmate-run san quentin news. as an inmate he climbed his way from the print room to a reporter's desk to become the paper's executive editor. >> everybody has a story to tell. >> reporter: the newspaper started up in 2008 after a long dormancy covering everything from prison happenings to

fauci's new warning. the delta covid strain that devastated india could become dominant in the u.s. >>> and vaccination slowdown will the u.s. fall short of president biden's july 4th goal. >>> the massive global sting. over 800 arrested. the app they were using secretly controlled by the fbi. >>> the colonial pipeline ceo on the hot seat before congress how he says the hackers got into the system and why he paid the ransom >>> and the new technology from amazon that shares your internet with your neighbors. the major privacy concerns and how to opt out. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone vice president harris tonight is wrapping up the last leg of her first foreign trip in office after meeting with mexico's president on her mission to deal with what's driving that record surge of migrants to the u.s. the vice president focused on investments and opportunities in mexico and central america to discourage migration. but she has been unable to escape question

she launched a 120 cyberreview created a new ransomware task force and issued new guidance to dorj and the fbi mandating immediate reporting to headquarters of any rambles om ware case that is pop up one of the key issues in this is whether or not the companies hit by ransomware are paying off the criminal gangs to get access back to their own computers. so i asked monaco whether jbs the giant meat processing company hacked this week paid off the gangsteres or not. here is what she said. >> i don't know the answer to that. >> do you think that the government should know whether the companies are paying rans oms or not. >> yes, i think we need to know. >> i also asked her what happens when the attackeds on the nation's food and fuel supplies are not ransomware only. what if the acre wants to lock up the systems and not sell back the key. is the united states prepared for that >> the threat to critical infrastructure, the threat to companies across all sectors is very real. the most important thing we can be doing is not allowing ourselves to be victimized in the first place. >> you know

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