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but not everyone in venice is happy about nicollette is initiative the port authority has invested millions of euros in modern cruise terminals now due to the success of the protests only half of them can be. used. for four years we've been listening to these fears that our ships could even ram into venice i can only keep reassuring people even with the biggest ships the chances of that happening are zero. so the industry is still fighting to keep the huge ships cruising by st mark's square it's a business worth millions but resistance is growing also due to the exhaust fumes the ships release into the air more and more of the nation's feel their city is not on the right course. so far big construction projects have been decided by the corporations operate in the port and the airport it's only about growth ever bigger ever more as for the city's welfare there's no strategy whatsoever. that makes paolo patootie so both angry and sad each year venice is fifty five thousand residents are overrun by thirty million tourists many think the time has come for radical counter strategies but. it's pa

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the george washington bridge show him exiting the bridge into new york city. 20 minutes later a port authority camera outside the holland tunnel shows the truck driving into the bike lane, going fast. >> be advised, we have multiple people on the ground from chambers all the way up to houston -- >> reporter: the rampage ended when the truck smashed into that school bus, which was carrying children. you can see saipov running through traffic, appearing to hold what looked like two guns in his hands. nypd officer ryan nash and his partner responded, quickly confronting saipov. nash shot him in the abdomen. the officer, just 28, now hailed as a hero. >> he thinks what he did was not an act of heroism, he thinks it's something that -- why he joined the police department. >> although i feel we were just doing our job, like thousands of officers do every day, i'm grateful for the recognition we have received. >> reporter: this video shows the immediate aftermath of the attack, dead and injured lying in the bike path. >> the injuries ranged from a bilateral amputation to serious head, neck, back, and

the nta, the port authority, to increase their security at high profile locations around the entire state. this despite the fact the new york city police commissioner said this incident is over. they are not look for anyone else. in addition, that 29-year-old suspect is identified by name and being treated at a local hospitalwitness say they saw bos covered any white sheets and bicycles mangled. a senior at stuyvesant high school said she saw bicycles twichtd in ways she could never imagine a bicycle could be twisted. lou: connell mcshane. he will be back with more as details continue to come into the fox business network. joining me now, bill gavin, the former assistant director to the fbi. one person involved. motion down pedestrians and people on bicycles. it looks like the weapon of choice for isis as they talk about bringing attacks to halloween. >> this is what they have been commands to do many attacks just do. a rental truck out of jersey city new jersey. a few blocks down from the fbi office and across the street from the center. this is just terrible. now we are able to show tha

at 3:04 a port authority camera shows him entering the bike lane and traveling at a high rate of speed. at this point he appears to target bicycle riders and pedestrians within the southbound bike lane traveling at a high rate of speed. that ends when he collides with the school bus injuring a number of additional people. at 3:08 p.m. it reports people down the school bus accident and a man with a gun in the ent. >> they leave that location and joined bay third officer. they observe a man who appears to be waving a gun and yelling at the scene of the accident and observe people down on the scene. one of those officers, brian nash takes action and fires his service weapon bringing the attack to an end. as the injured were being removed by fire department and ems personnel and being triaged at the scene a perimeter was set up around that truck and the nypd bomb squad was called in to clear that vehicle for any suspicious devices. the suspect is identified as a 29-year-old legal permanent resident of the united states who came into the country from uzbekastan in 2010. there have been a nu

and both of us having been here on 9/11 we lost 343 fire fighters, 30 something officer from port authorities, two fbi agents that day. it is visceral that he chose this particular spot. i'm sure there was a tactical calculated by that. as you pointed out, in the shadow of the freedom tower. >> there are so many that it is a symbol of aspiration, of positive things. the reason he came to a stop is that he hit a school bus in front of this high school that's all about encouraging diversity and people who come from all over and then this guy puts a mark on all of that, phil. >> he does, but when i walked out only september 11th. if you would have said it is a track attack that is -- it leaves eight people dead you would have said that's remarkable success. the limitations of what he said, i don't think he would have traveled overseas to travel. couldn't access an aircraft. it shows you successful nypd have been. >> they ended it with that police officer from the first precinct. within blocks he was able to get just blocks before they were able to take him down. i'll check in with you in a littl

we're going to double the state police, double the port authority police, mta police and the mta bridgeand tunnel personnel will also be increased to make sure that we have a safe weekend."(spencer) the first wave of runners will start the marathon at eight-thirty tomorrow morning congress is working to implement a nationwide communications program for public safety. kron 4's washington correspondent drew (petri-mow) petrimoulx reports that lawmakers and emergency responders say... it's crucial to saving lives during emergencies. the program was born out of the september 11th 2001 terrorist attacks when communications failures hampered first responders. tennessee congressman marsha blackburn. rep. marsha blackburn, r-tn:"there is no room for error when you are facing a disaster and need these communications."in response congress passed a law calling for a nationwide communications system for public safety. the federal government through an independent authority called "firstnet" is contracting with at&t to build, operate and maintain the network. drew petrimoulx, reporting: 'the governo

i want to be very clear that the virgin islands and port authority have gone to great lengths to deal with issues of fraud. we prosecute customers who steal electricity and water. we fire and prosecute employees involved in theft. we're in our third year where we bid out each year services for off island lineman if there's a disaster so we don't have to go through that in a hurricane. this year we simply pulled the trigger. we do that for debris removal, we do that for road clearing. we are making sure that the cast of power in the territory is what it costs to produce power and distribute it. we have no tolerance for graft, none for theft, none for employees being involved to enrich themselves whether in the water in port authority or in the central government and you can be assured be of this money that you provide we will if sure that contracts with vendors have penalty clauses, we require grade a bonds to protect the inertest of the people of the territory and the people of this country. we need your help for the reconstruction but we don't want any obstruction on the premise that

for the port authority for the new york and new jersey next year. even better for commuters, no plans to seek a total increase for crossing its bridges and tunnels. welcome news. tonight's look outside of the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clinically proven to begin helping many patients achieve both symptom relief as well as remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. while not reported with entyvio, pml, a rare, serious brain i

at 3:04, a port authority camera on top of an air vent outside the holland tunnel shows the vehicle entering the bike lane and traveling at a high rate of speed southbound at west street and houseton street. at this point according to witnesses, video, and investigation, he appears to target bicycle riders and pedestrians within the southbound bike lane traveling at a high rate of speed. that ends when he collides with the school bus injuring a number of additional people. and at 3:08 p.m. we get more than a dozen 911 calls reporting people down the school bus accident and a man with a gun in the street. two first precinct police officers who were out on another call are alerted by civilians about the activity going on outside. they leave that location. they're joined by a third officer. they observe a man who appears to be waving a gun and yelling at the scene of the accident. and they observe people down on the scene. one of those officers brian nash takes action and fires his service weapon bringing the attack to an end. as the injured were being removed by fire department and ems personn

port authority patrolled public transportation, bridges , tunnels and airports. >> we're going through every possibility. >> reporter: after eight were killed when terrorist turned a truck in the weapon on tuesday afternoon officials have brought out extra blocker vehicles and concrete barricade at vulnerable intersections. officials stress these extra measures are out of an abundance of caution and there is no specific or credible threat against the city. the unprecedented security here has been a constant reminder of what happened last week, runner after runner, here at the finish line of all proven one thing: new yorkers will not let the threat of terror stop them. maggie ruley abc news, new york. >>> mercer county new jersey paid tribute to their veterans . "action news" was there. all branches of serve writes honored. then the group moved outside for wreath laying and gun solute to the fallen veterans. troop ended with the playing of the taps. >>> philadelphia celebrated it bravery and sacrifice of everyone who has served in the u.s. military. third annual philadelphia veterans pa

at 3:04 a port authority camera on top an air vent outside the holland tunnel shows it entering the bike lane and traveling at a high rate of speed. at this point according to witnesses, video, and investigation he appears to target bicycle riders and pedestrians within the southbound bike lane traveling at a high rate of speed. that ends when he collides with a school bus injuring a number of additional people and at 3:08p.m. we get more than a dozen 911 calls reporting people down, the school bus accident and the man with a gun in the street. two first precinct police officers out on another call are alerted by civilians about the activity going on outside. they leave that location, they are joined by a third officer. they observe a man who appears to be waving a gun and yelling at the scene of the accident and they observe people down on the scene. one of those officers, brian nash, takes action and fires his service weapon bringing the attack to an end. as the injured were being removed by fire department and ems personnel and being triageed at the scene, a perimeter was set up aroun

then at 3:04 a port authority camera outside the holland tunnel shows his vehicle entering a bike lane at west street and houston and targets bike riders and pedestrians in that bike lane, collided with that school bus and injuries a number of additional people. at 3:08, police reported more than a dozen 911 calls reporting people were down, the school bus had been hit and there was a man waving the gun in the street. two police officers who were alerted by folks in the street. a third also joined them. that's when they say ryan nash of the nypd brought this all to a close by firing his service weapon and striking the suspect in his abdomen. what's unusual is we have a suspect who was alive and can talk. so, that may lead us to a lot more clues about finally how long he's been planning this, whether there was a larger plot involved. he apparently at the hospital has expressed some sort of pride in this horror. the one thing i noted this morning, it's not lost on people who lived in the city and 9/11, we're in the shadows of the new tower. we all remember, of course, how horrific the sc

around the city is in tents the number of national guard soldiers has been tripled the number of port authority police being deployed has been doubled and then of course you have the tens of thousands of new york city police are lining the route as well as undercover officers snipers are posted up on the roof tops of buildings around the course of the race and sanitation trucks loaded with sand had been positioned to stop any vehicles from gaining access to the roots of the race and but at the hudson river greenway the place at which the carnage took place earlier this week there are cyclists there are walkers there are runners still taking part in what is happening there they are absolutely intent on showing they will not be deterred from using one of their favorite parts by the events of the past few days and that appears to be the sensibility of those taking part in this race more than fifty thousand of them along with the hundreds of thousands of spectators who are lining the routes the signal it would appear to be that if tuesday's act was intended to sow terror in the city well then it fa

at 3:04, a port authority camera on top of an air vent outside the holland tunnel shows the vehicle entering the bike lane and traveling at a high rate of speed, southbound, at west street, and houston street. at this point, according to witnesses, video, and investigation, he appears to target bicycle riders and pedestrians within the southbound bike lane, traveling at a high rate of speed. that ends when he collides with the school bus, jurying a number of additional people. and at 3:08 p.m., we get more than a dozen 911 calls, reporting people down, the school bus accident, and a man with a gun in the street. first two precinct first police officers who were out on another call are alerted by civilians by the activity going on outside. they leave that location. they're joined my a third officer. they observe a man who appears to be waving a gun and yelling at the scene of the accident. and they observe people down on the scene. one of those officers, brian nash, takes action and fires his service weapon, bringing the attack to an end. as the injured were being removed by fire department a

understand that even knocked off national guard soldiers for example has been tripled the number of port authority police put out to the streets has been doubled and of course you've got the new york police officers stationed all over snipers on rooftops around the route and sanitation trucks out on the road with sand that act as blockers to prevent any cars from attempting to get access to the root of the race the new york city police chief carlos gomez says this is the largest security operation ever mounted on mike is it really possible to secure an entire marathon route. forty two kilometers of over twenty six miles that has to be secured certainly the police are confident that they are but most importantly they say it's spectators lining the route that help preserve the safety of the runners as well they are keeping their eyes open they are all aware of the attack that happened within recent days and yet it appears that as we heard in those comments. a short while ago that there's very much a statement being made here in new york and people are out on the streets people will watch for anythin

of national guard soldiers has been tripled along the route the number of port authority police doubled as well as state troopers doubled out in the field this along of course with new york city police officers penn station grand central step up in security their rooftops along the route there's been style snipers positioned and also sanitation trucks filled with sand have been parked along the route as what are called lockers this is to prevent any cars from entering the route itself has to run as a race takes place the new york city police chief carlos gomez says this is the biggest ever security operation mounted for the marathon mark i think of the boston marathon and one has to wonder is it really possible to secure an entire marathon route. well the new york city police chief appears to be absolutely certain that it is that thing about the sanitation trucks so that's a very important aspect in all of this it's part of a tactic that's been developed for other big parades like the thanksgiving parade that will prevent cars from getting in to the route as happened in that attack last

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philadelphia police charge a 21 year old woman with the murder of her grandfather, in the city port richmond section authorities arrested patricia yesterday, officers found her grandfather, 80 year old robert girard, dead inside their home they shared on the 2500 block of east lehigh avenue last wednesday night. officials say she stabbed him multiple times. no word on a motive. >> happening today, man accused of shooting a pennsylvania state trooper has a preliminary hearing. investigators say daniel cleary opened fire on two state troopers wounding corporate seth kelly. on route 33, northampton county this, he say conrail kelly likely saved his life by applying tourniquet to his leg before help could arrive. >> veteran news anchor charlie rose is responding after several women have accused him of sexual harrassment. >> meantime cbs has suspended him and pbs has pulled his interview series, the washington post reporting that eight women have accused rose of groping them, walking around naked and making leud phonecalls. the incidents allegedly happened between the 1990's and 2011 involving work for the charlie r

at 3:04, a port authority camera on top of an air vent outside the holland tunnel, shows the vehicletreet and huston street. at this point according to witnesses, video and investigation, he appears to target bicycle riders and pedestrians within the southbound bike lane traveling at a high rate of speed. that ends when he collides with the school bus injuring a number of additional people. at 3:08 p.m. we get more than a dozen 911 calls reporting people down, the school bus accident, and a man with a gun in the street. two first precinct police officers who were out on another call are alerted by civilians about the activity going on outside. they leave that location. they're joined by a third officer. they observe a man who appears to be waving a gun and yelling at the scene of the accident, and they observe people down on the scene. one of those officers, brian nash, takes action and fires his service weapon bringing the attack to an end. as the injured were being removed by fire department and ems personnel and being triaged at the scene, a perimeter was set up around that truck

as you recall, on july 11, the port commission authorized staff to issue the request for proposals forhe operation and lease of the shipyard. the r.f.p. was issued on october 15, 2017. the goal was to enter into a lease with an operator who has the experience and the financial capacity and capability and knowledge of west coast ship operations to bring back to life the shipyard. as set forth in the r.f.p., the tenant must demonstrate a strategy to retain, modernize, operate this very important asset of the port for the life of the lease. and which presents the greatest opportunity to achieve and contribute in a substantial way to meeting the port's strategic objectives and goals. following the takeback of the shipyard in february 2017, in the settlement agreement with b.a.e., the port took several steps. we hired five former employees, the fab 5, who have done a tremendous job. we can't say enough about them. the port has undertaken some significant projects. we've undertaken a $3 million electrical upgrade power grid separation project. which will separate the shipyard from the adjoin

police charging 21 year old woman with the murder of her grandfather in the city port richmond section, yesterday authority arrested patricia, and officers found her grandfather, 80 year old robert girard dead inside the home they shared the 2500 block of east lehigh avenue wednesday night. officials say she stabbed her grandfather multiple times, and police still working to determine a motive. >>> ikea reland of the the recall of 29 million chess z and drawers after the death of a eighth child. the dressers can tip over if not fastened to the wall. that's how a two year old california boy died in may. first recalled the furniture in june of 2016. the chester county family sued ikea after their two year old son was crushed when the dresser fell on him in 2014. the company is asking again customers secure the dressers or return them for full refunds. >> the insurance institute for highway safety released its yearsly recommendations for booster seats. >> the list this year includes new models. thirteen of the models receiver the highest rating of best best, cosco finale and the back less chico go fit awards

is obviously on your mind because of what you do for a living but also because you were on the port authorityof infrastructure in new york? scott: infrastructure in new york city is in dire straits. --re has been willful under willful underinvestment. we are living on borrowed time. averages 500 -- it years to 100 years old. at any moment, you could see some collapse of something, whether it is a tunnel that has to shut down and 75% of the workforce the comes in the new -- thaty cannot get in comes in to new york city connected in. it drives the economic engine of the city and is also the achilles' heel. if nothing happens from a federal level, what is going to happen to fix that infrastructure here? scott: we have been fortunate that governor cuomo is very focused. will be the most infrastructure focused governor this state has had. some of that is reliant on federal funding, and some is reliant on state funding and user fees. we need to realize that we need to pay for infrastructure, so there are topics like conjecture pricing that are being raised today, where we create sustainable revenue

at 3:04, a port authority camera on top of an air vent outside the holland tunnel shows the vehicle entering and traveling at a high rate of speed southbound at west street and houston street. at this point, according to witnesses, video and investigation, he appears to target bicycle riders and pedestrians within the south bound by claim traveling at a high rate of speed. that ends when he collides with a school bus, injuring a number of additional people in the 3:08 p.m. weekend more than a dozen 9-1-1 calls reporting people down, the school bus accident in the men will be done in this area. twenty-first precinct police officers who were out on another call are alerted by civilian about the activity going on outside. they leave that location. they are joined by a third officer. the observer man who appears to be waving a gun and yelling at the scene of the accident and they observe people down on the scene. one of those officers, brian nash, takes action and fires his service weapon, bringing the attack to a man. as the injured were being removed by fire department and ems personnel and be

police are charging a 21 year-old woman with the murder of her grandfather in the cities port richmond section. authorities arrested patricia dotson yesterday, officers found her grandfather 80 year-old robert girard, dead inside of the home that they shared on the 2500 block of east lehigh avenue on wednesday night. officials say she stabbed her grandfather multiple times. police are still trying to determine a motive. >>> a judge has ordered man accused of shooting a pennsylvania state trooper to be held for trial, investigators say daniel clary shot at two state troopers on november 7th wounding corporal seth kelly. it happened after a traffic stop in route 33 in northampton county. corporal kelly is still hospitalized. >>> triple a says nearly 51 million people are expected to get out of town over the thanksgiving holiday making it busiest since 2005. drivers who make up majority of the all holiday travelers will pay highest gas price necessary three years. those flying will be the paying the cheapest airfare since 2013. they will also be busier on the rails. amtrak officials at 30th street station in

investigators hope an autopsy will help them determine the cause of the death for a man in port richmond. authoritiesh a gash in his head pronounced dead at the scene but not clear if it was an accident or murder. police say there was no sign of forced entry. >>> lets turn it over to katie for a look at the forecast. >>> all and all it will end up being one of those days that really does progressively get better with time and it clears out we will see more sunshine and we will warm up to 60 degrees, however, when you look at storm scan three we had showers and still damp and cloudy out there too but with time, those skies will clear and the other issue to keep in mind too that with time you will see wind picking up. we have issue with the clicker here but what i can tell you is we do clear out nicely wind picking up and sun's back for the whole day but chillier, meisha. >> thanks very much. because of those damp wet roadways depending how we look at it we are still seeing problem spots out there lincoln drive near henry avenue north and southbound left lanes are block and this accident, this is invol

worth telling you that there is one news agency report out that says that the saudi authorities are going to allow aid port to reopen i tell you that's just one report from one news agency and we've been in touch by text with some of the diplomats are in that close meeting of a say that mr local certainly hasn't confirmed that in the briefing to the u.n. security council and it's worth telling you to aid in port is something that's entirely cooked controlled by the saudi led coalition so it's not at all clear what they hope to achieve by stopping aid coming in there in the first place because they could have inspected anything that came through that port you know and yet the u.n. and aid groups like dr orders have not been have not been able to get their aid their flights into the country for the past few days what can the u.n. do about it. well i think we're not going to see any action coming out of this meeting there's no good it not we think going to be any formal statement by the u.n. security council no formal action no solution we will at the end of the meeting here from mr local humanitarian chief r

cheering supporters in the capital harare on his return from south africa the day author robert mugabe's resignation ports from harare. when. the country to he said he would be back to lead his people former president robert mugabe sacked him as vice president so his wife grace. in just one week the military seize control resigned on tuesday the man nicknamed the crocodile returned wednesday and he is now in charge to. you i mean. he revealed there were plans to eliminate him he says he was poisoned allegedly by the g forty faction ins on a path led by grace of god. the rulings on. a presidential candidate. but some people don't believe is the right man for the job he was a faithful ally of mugabe for decades we embraced by the one. they were together. with that we are free. but we are hoping we are free people who supports mugabe the former president worry the good things done by zimbabwe's first leader will be forgotten to start paying for use blood in all sorts of names i think protests of the highest order. long live the spirit of liberation respect to the africans. the incumbent to also take up the t

the final report, it is not there yet, but we have 64 ports in 31 of 35 states. 78 airports. 22 ground crossings. we are moving around 500 authorized ports. we are moving towards the points of entry. we are not there yet, but we are moving towards that. in a couple of weeks i'm going to do the third exercise and a road in terms of points of entry. those types of reports that do have entries like easter islands in all this. these are the events that are being reported by who is reporting on that. the national focal point is the dark yellow or orange. you see more or less 40% in 2017, so it is sufficient but you see that there is a large amount of events not reported by the governments. so how can we say that they don't have an outbreak of the government or the national focal point is not sharing that information? what is the type of events reported, most of this is infectious but there are still issues on safety and the difference that we are going through. this report has been officially up to the 13th of july this year. ? how is the system reporting going in other regions of the -- we see here. for example, we see the huge differe

i.f.d.s for project area for pier 70 and for the hoe down yard and the tax bond authorization asking for, 1.4 billion. the port said that they would include our recommendations in the financing plan. our recommendations are the first is that there be very detailed accounting for the tax increment limit on these, this i.f.d. project area because of the 200% contingency there be a detailed explanation in the financing plan of the actual projects that would be financed and a cash flow analysis. we do recommend approval of the resolutions. >> supervisor kim: thank you, miss campbell. are there any questions on this item? ok. well, why don't we open up for public comment on items 1 and 2. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed on items 1 and 2. >> supervisor peskin: madam chair, i would move these two resolutions of intention to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor kim: thank you, supervisor peskin. we have a motion to move this forward. >> supervisor peskin: i believe there is a proposed amendment. we do need to amend. she said committee of the whole date -- and i believe th

authorities and eyewitnesss when the first shots were fired. now we have a very tragic scene. so many people transfort portedo nearby hospitals and unclear the official numbers from authorities. you as a commissioner had that access there who is telling you about these sad, tragic horrific numbers. possibly 27 dead and 24 injured. albert, thank you so much for your time. our hearts go out to you and all your neighbors there. >> okay. you this. >> we will have much more after this. hi. so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight... four weeks without the car. okay, yep. good night. with accident forgiveness, your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. your rates won't go up just because of an accident. so we sent that sample i doff to ancestry. i was from ethnically. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. b

64 parts are certified and 78 airports, 22 ground crossings and then we are moving around 500 authorized portsin 27 state parties in the region so we are moving towards the points of entry. we are not there yet. we are moving towards that and most of the countries now are eager to do that. in a couple of weeks, for the third exercise in a row in the point of entry, they are not only in terms of airports and ports but also those that do have entries to tourism for example like easter island. who is reporting on that you see the national focus point is dark yellow and you see more or less 40% in 2017 so it is sufficient but you see that there is a large amount of event not reported by the governments. so how can we say that they don't have an outbreak of the government with a national focal point is not sharing that information? what is the type of event reported, most of this is infectious but there are still issues on safety and the difference that we are going through. this report has been officially up to the 13th of july this ye year. how is the system reporting going in other regions of th