that says "the queen". live debate in the caribbean, in your own country of origin, where your family are from, jamaica, about whether they should lose the queen as head of state. barbados does at the end of november. caroline cooper says it is high time forjamaica to complete the emancipation from the british monarchy. it's a very tough question to ask me, but i always feel, with myjamaican heritage, thatjamaica is independent any way, thatjamaica is independent anyway. i mean, they have their, they have their independence, but i guess they want to be completely free from the british colony, or colonisation. you know, i feel that it goes into a deeper conversation and i feel that the whole windrush scandal hasn't really helped that situation for them feeling like they were treated fairly in that way, of being embraced. you just mentioned the windrush scandal — the ship of course that brought many immigrants into the united kingdom from the caribbean in the �*505. i can understand, it is no shock to me, but

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as a congressman, my district includes parts of queens. [laughter] we have local j. calm down.s a congressman -- ll cool j. calm down. as a congressman, my district included arts of queens, so this is near and dear my heart, and it pains us so to see and witness the loss of life and property. it pains us deeply to read the stories of neighbors we lost in the storm. mr. president, less than two miles from where we are standing, in woodside, two parents perished, along with her toddler son, as water rushed into their basement apartment. he was 14 months old, a little, beautiful boy gone, gone. the same brutal story repeated itself across new york, as i did a record amount of rain. people trapped in their own homes. in a matter of minutes, a place of safety and refuge became a coffin. mr. president, we are so thankful that you are here, not just to see for yourself the destruction and damage brought by ida, but deliver the prompt aid we urgently need. this community is hurting. we have lost loved ones. we have lost homes. we have lost businesses, even small things come of the marr

, and to his sonjohn, 13, a boy with — queen, and to his sonjohn, 13, a boy with a — queen, and to hiswith a kind heart. also here were his parents, the children because — were his parents, the children because my grandparents. they came to visit _ because my grandparents. they came to visit they— because my grandparents. they came to visit. they were very upset but as they _ to visit. they were very upset but as they left — to visit. they were very upset but as they left they did stop and talk to us _ she was a proper girl — pink and sparkly, and john was just all into computers and all that. but they were the most well mannered children you would ever meet. yeah. is kids nowadays, they were, they were well mannered. they always remembered of their manners, always please and thank you. if you have about them are presently first thing they did was go on facebook and thank you. i don't know how we're going to without them. it's just awful, isn't it, the stress they are going through? they came down here to see for themselves what had happened at where it happened and to talk to police o

save the queen, definitely. >> save the queen. i do like that.ity just waited until now to address this problem? >> reporter: well, hoda, for the last 40 years, she's been under the control of various operators. the mayor says she's been neglected during that time. now this she's back in control of the city, they're looking at various options as well as potential investors to save the queen. hoda? >> they've got a bumper sticker there, save the queen. >> erin, thank you. >>> time now for another check of the weather. mr. roker. >> i say they save it. let's do that. keep a piece of history alive. let's look at what's going on right now. we have another hurricane out there. this one, hurricane larry, 970 miles west of the cape verde islands. it's predicted to become a category 4 storm threatening bermuda sometime into early next week. right now, it's nothing we have to worry about here in the united states, but we will see. temperatures warm out west, cooler than average down to the gulf coast, into the mississippi river valley and precipitation-wi

my district included parts of queens. ll cool j. as a congress nba -- laughter my district included parts of queens so in community is near and dear to my heart and it pains us so to see andens with the loss of life and property. it pains us deeply to read the stories of navy base we lost in the storm. mr. president, less than two michaels from where we're standing two. parents perished along with their toddler son as water rushed into their basement apartment. the child was 14 months old. the little beautiful boy gone, gone. the same brutal story repeated itself across new york azoteda unfortunately thed a record amount of rain. people trapped in their eastern holes. in a matter of minutes, a place of safety and refuge became a coffin. mr. president, we're so thankful that you're here, not just to see for yourself the destruction and damage brought by ida but also to deliver the prompt aid we urgely -- urgently need. we've lost loved ones, homes, small businesses and even small things, the marriage albums, the mementos, the picture

what is something modern but _ queen's baton. what is something modern but also _ queen's baton.ravels the world. the bell has rung on boxing legend manny pacquiao's career in the ring. he announced his retirement in a post on social media, with the 42—year—old now turning his attention to his political career in the phillipines. he's already a senator and has announced his intention to run for president. pacquiao is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time, winning 12 titles across eight weight divisions. former world champion barry mcguigan spoke to me about pacquiao's talent. one of the top ten in the world. so many great fighters over the years but manny in the modern area is exceptional. the thing that really impresses me, we have had muhammad ali come and talk about george forman and lennox lewis and various other fighters but the thing about manny is he started at flyway at the age of 16. and he boxed for 26 years and went through the weight divisions, winning world titles at various different weight divisions from flyway, which is 8st, and finishing at te

's ♪ play with the queen ♪ play with the queen of hearts knowing it ain't really smart ♪ >>> all this we are spotlighting stories of resilience, as america gets back to work and school amid pandemic challenges. >> this morning, we are starting with the real-life queen of hearts. our own will ganss has her story. hey, will. >> reporter: hey, mona. it started as something small. now, the venmo challenge has wracked up 1.7 million follows on tiktok and hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> oh, my god. thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> reporter: lexy burke is tiktok's reigning queen of kindness. although, she would be uncomfortable with that title. >> if it weren't for everyone wanting this and wanting to help somebody, it would be nothing. i would be nothing. >> reporter: when the pandemic started, lexy launched her version of the venmo challenge. >> the fact we're still doing this almost 20 months later is just insane. >> reporter: inviting her 1.7 million followers to donate whatever spare change they have, that lexy collects and pays forward to unsuspecting and totally

location in queens. and then also a man in brooklyn who also tragically died because of the serious and just severe flooding that hit his home. so the nypd is saying four people so far they have found who died because of the flooding. there is also a separate death we were told by the fire department, they found an individual in queens as well who died because they believe a partial building collapse and perhaps debris fell on this individual. so really when you think about this storm and how it came out of nowhere and the pictures of people being trapped in cars, all night we were hearing about people being trapped in cars. and we started to get word that this was also affecting some homes but we didn't know how bad and now we're starting to hear how in some of outer boroughs, staten island, queens, homes that were just flooded and people had no time to react. so sadly they likely drowned. so that has really just taken a complete turn on this. we'll hear more certainly i think from the mayor. just the f

agua son las principales preocupaciones nuevas imágenes del rescate de la policía de new york en queensieron hacer nada por salvar a personas encerradas, 7 millones de personas sin empleo terminan sus programas de ayuda para quienes se quedaron sin trabajo por la pandemia, esta perrita lleva 3 meses sin moverse de este lugar de venezuela porque el negocio quebró y tuvieron que cerrar y espera cada día a que reabra este negocio (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> buenas tardes soy nacho lozano muchas gracias por acompañarnos en este día del trabajo la restauración del suministro de electricidad en algunas áreas de louisiana puede tardar semanas al menos hasta fin de mes los damnificados enfrentan altas temperaturas y conseguir agua y agua en eso están ayudando la gavin guardia nacional y el ejercicio >>> qué tal estoy en un centro de distribución de la guardia nacional como ves aí están dando cajas de lonas para los tech para poner algo para el sol, y también hay agua vamos a caminar para ver el hielo que están entregando a las personas necesitadas y también hay comida de las que

"the queen's gambit." "the underground railroad." "wandavision." the fellow nominees in this category, the amazing work this year. the one thing that no algorithm can prect and no billion dollar budget can manufacture is word of mouth. this award is for the fans who told their friends. and who became friends, fans who told their friends to, you got to watch the orphan girl chess drama. thanks to my friend and partner alan scott, from scotland, without carried the queen literally for 30 years, to our grand masters for teaching us squares, how truly hip 64 squares can be. thank you to netflix, you guys did the rarest thing of all these days, you took a chance on risky material. and you trusted the filmmakers. thanks to the tv academy for already recognizing the work of the best department heads and crew that scott and i have ever worked with, especially a our fello producers, ania joy, what can i say, you brought the sexy back to chess and you inspired a whole generation of girls and young women to realize that patriarchy simply has no defense agains

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what was it like to receive a message from the queen?her majesty. she has such a great inspiration and role model for the whole country. to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very, very grateful that she took notice of my tennis, i can't believe it, i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. the last time i spoke to you on monday, i asked how you celebrate and you said frozen yoghurt. what's the flavour of winning a championship? flavour doesn't change! it's chocolate with more chocolate and some chocolate brownie. i mean, i'm one of those. the last week we haven't managed to, actually, because of late finishes, but tonight, i am sure we will go to town on everything. harry bushnell coached emma at the park langley club in kent until she was 11 years old. he gave us his reaction on whether he knew, even then that young emma would become a grand slam champion. you never know, you can only go on what you have seen in the past. she some unbelievable qualities. at the club we were like who is this girl here? it is sur

queens needs to see much more infrastructure investment. we cannot wait until tomorrow.t today. these lives could have been saved if we had investment that we saw we needed a long time ago. with that being said, it brings me great honor to bring up my colleague, smomeone who works with me, him being a civil service and labor, someone who worked to secure $2 billion for south queens, den eek miller. thank you. >> good morning. first of all, my condolences to the ramstrick family and i want to thank the governor and congressman and borough president and the collaboration of folks of government that have come together to address this issue. and they have done so very well. articulated the issues of climate change and infrastructure. like the lack thereof and the politics are local and the politicians have mentioned that i have spent the better part of ten years on this street here. and i probably had about six to 12 inches of water in my basement this morning. but i always say that you feel like the man with no shoes until you come over here on 183rd street and then you see

yes, it meant everything _ message from the queen? everything to get _ message from the queen? yes, it meant everything to get a - message from the queen? yes, it. meant everything to get a message from her majesty. i mean, she's such a great inspiration and role model for the tarmac for the whole country said to have a note from her i was extremely grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe it. i may be going to feign that letter or something. it. i may be going to feign that letter orsomething. haw it. i may be going to feign that letter or something. how much do wish they were — letter or something. how much do wish they were here? _ letter or something. how much do wish they were here? i _ letter or something. how much do wish they were here? i facetime i wish they were here? i facetime them, not _ wish they were here? i facetime them. not of _ wish they were here? i facetime them. not of my _ wish they were here? i facetime them, not of my phone, - wish they were here? i facetime them, not of my phone, and - wish

what's it like in queens now? >> reminds me of hurricane sandy. we have been here before, but it is catastrophic on so many levels, the loss of life, and thinking about those whose basements were underwater during the moment, whose livelihoods were effected by this, who lost everything. it has been a tough time, not only being the epicenter of the pandemic, but now to face continuation of climate change here in the borough of queens has been tough. >> i want to ask short and long term. start with what you're facing immediately. what needs to be done in queens to get back where you need to be, are you confident that you as a borough and citizens will have money to help get there? >> i want to thank president biden. i'm pretty confident we're going to get, it is going to take a lot of work, all hands on deck to ensure resources and checks are put immediately into the hands of those impacted, but also we have to think about those who are displaced, federal assistance, housing vouchers will be key getting people in permanent housing that won't be able

i think i would be the queen. the most powerful — i think i would be the queen.re asking, do i want to be leader of the labour party, that is never something i have aspired to do. the job i want more than anything else is to be chancellor and i think it is to be chancellor and i think it is a job i am well qualified to do. takes off glasses, politician who doesn't want to reach the top. rachel reeves, thank you forjoining me. thank you. if chess is like politics, if it is a form of game, the truth is, we are more than halfway through it. the next election could be in spring 2023 and labour find themselves on the defensive. the tories have already claimed some crucial pieces. have the labour party got the moves up their sleeves in here to take advantage? to seize victory from defeat? next week, at the conference we might get the 1st answer to that. that is it from this edition of political thinking. thank you for watching. room, we don't know what will happen — hello, i'm ross adkins. we are live in berlin. as votes are counted in germany's parliament election, th

i want to be the queen to get the opponent and checkmate. be the leader of the labour party, that is never something i have aspired to do. thejob i want more than anything else is chancellor, i think i'm well—qualified. takes off glasses. rachel reeves, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. thank you, nick. if chess is like politics, the truth is we're more than halfway through it. labour find themselves on the defensive. the tories have already claimed some crucial pieces. have the labour party got the moves up the sleeves in here to take advantage? to seize victory from defeat? next week, they have their conference. we might get the first answer to that. that's it from this edition of political thinking. thanks for watching. hello. it's going to feel like the weather has basically flipped into full—on autumn mode overnight, which it kind of has. through the weekend we sat on some very warm air, this week it's going to be much cooler and some spells of heavy rain to come. through the weekend we are in a warm, southerly air stream o

manville, new jersey, and the new york borough of queens. ida made landfall two sundays ago as a category 4 hurricane. more than 60 people have died from the vast majority from the catastrophic rainfall and flooding in the northeast. police just released this video of what they were facing when the flooding started. i mean, i want you just to take a look at this. this is an officer who had to brave the possibility of live wires. they didn't know what the situation was with the electricity in this building, and he was trying to get through a completely submerged basement in queens to find anyone who was trapped. the police ultimately called in the fire department, and three bodies were found here. today a fema official and some members of congress toured queens. paula, what do we know? >> reporter: elected officials visited one of the queens neighborhoods perhaps hit the hardest by the storm as it swept through the region now five days since that happened and, still, residents combing through their belongings in their basements and throwing o

he's also expected to deliver remarks later in the day from queens. what are we expect to hear from the president. >> reporter: i think one of the things that we're looking for is whether he declares, issues a major disaster declaration for more counties than he has so far. six in new jersey. phil murphy thinks the need is greater than that. and jen psaki was just doing a briefing for the press on air force one and indicated the president was open to that as well. what we expect him to do is to go to manville, new jersey which is the scene of terrible flooding and the loss of life more than 50 people. le talk to lokecal leaders ther and then going to queens to issue remarks and he will make the case as jen psaki just indicated in the briefing for reporters, that this event shows the need for adapting to climate change. there are more frequent extreme weather events in the united states. this is one of them. you can't necessarily tie any individual event to forces of climate change. but when you look at the picture altogether, you could see that the pr

they were in queens. and then there's an additional woman in her 40s also in queens.hen a man in his 60s in brooklyn who died. so that's four deaths due to the flooding. and there was also an additional death out of queens where a building partially collapsed, killing someone. so right now five deaths total in new york city. the nyfd saying on the people who died in their homes they all called for help. you know, we've been talking about this all night. people calling for help whether they were at home, whether they were in their cars, and these individuals, they died in their homes. the nypd finding them after going there trying to help them because of the rising water that got into their homes. and sadly they could not rescue them. and so they have died. so some really tragic news here out of new york city where really this torrential rain, this storm that just inundated and hit new york city has really turned deadly here. >> i guess the question is, shimon, one of the concerns that the deaths we're talking about here in new york city is just the beginning, that the

i think i'd be the queen. i want to be the queen to get the opponent in checkmate., that is never something i have aspired to do. thejob i want more than anything else is chancellor, i think i'm well—qualified. takes off glasses. rachel reeves, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. thank you, nick. if chess is like politics, the truth is we're more than halfway through it. labour find themselves on the defensive. the tories have already claimed some crucial pieces. have the labour party got the moves up the sleeves and to take advantage to seize victory from defeat? next week, they have their conference. we might get the first answer to that. that's it from this edition of political thinking. thanks for watching. we have quite a big change on the way in our weather, something cooler and more unsettled through the week ahead. make the most of today if you like warm weather because it is another one of those days temperatures will be above where they should be for the time of year. a lot of dry weather around — but rain moving into the west thanks to this str

-- took on at least six feet of water, one of the worst-hit neighborhoods in queens. insurance claims are expected to top $50 billion in ida's aftermath, all the property damaged in the storm. that's according to moody's. as you mentioned, president biden touring the devastated areas here in new york, seeing the devastation firsthand, and hearing from families who are pleading for help. roads under water, cars submerged, flash floods filling basements, trapping and killing some unable to escape. the remnants of hurricane ida left a path of destruction across the northeast last week. this manville, new jersey, home was at once under water and engulfed by flames. a charged stove is the only thing recognizable in the rubble. the outcries in the affected communities is the same-- they need help. >> these are just empty homes. >> reporter: anita mente has lived in manville for 30 years, through three devastating floods and countless empty promises. >> every time we have been evere promised that we're going to have help, that something's going to happen to prevent us from b

what was it like to receive a message from the queen?er majesty. she is such a great inspiration and role model for the whole country, so to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very, very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe it, i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. have you been able to facetime your parents? how much did you wish they were here? i how much did you wish they were here? ., ., . a how much did you wish they were here? . ., . x' , how much did you wish they were here? ., ., . a , , ., here? i have not checked my phone et. i definitely wish they were here to share this moment, it's extremely special. who knows what will happen in the future. they were watching from home and i am sure they are very proud of me. they spoke to me after the match and it was a great reassurance to have that. when i was out there i was playing for myself but also playing for them. i am sure you envisaged winning a grand slam at some point but did you imagine it would happen here? not at all, thre

will cross to new york from queens.something special, i mean it sincerely. that i was here. and hoped that i would be able to do something. this is america. where i am standing right now, these are the people whether it's scranton or claremont or anywhere around the world, the country who built this country. and it's about time we step up. there are always the first ones that are hurt in the last ones that are help. but that's not can happen this time. the group i have standing with me led by chuck schumer and your congresswoman that mike is this your congresswoman that mike is this youra your congresswoman that mike is this your a district? 0h, your congresswoman that mike is this youra district? oh, it's your congresswoman that mike is this your a district? oh, it's grace's district. i want to thank her gumption, the way she's fought and hollered and fought so hard for all the people in this alley. i really mean it. thank you, thank you, thank you. but that goes for everybody here. look folks, i want to thank the gove

one of several stops before he heads to queens. geoff, the white house was making plans for the president to head to louisiana just as the storm was still trekking eastward. it was a surprise although the forecast was spot-on with the devastation we are seeing. white house officials say in dealing with this president specifically, it is one thing for him to get updates from officials who can speak to some of the needs they want the federal government to play. this is something that biden sees as a important important part of his job to show ordinary americans that the government in washington is not a nameless and faceless bureaucracy. he is there and needs to deliver for the needs of the people as the lowest points of their lives here as they look at memories and pieces of their houses all in shambles as we see these pick pictures here. >> contents of someone's life on the street for trash pick up now. i'm almost certain, mike, the president as he meets with the family, is not talking about the political agenda. this trip is linke

new york police sharing video of their attempt to rescue a queens couple and their two-year-old.ee later found dead in their flooded basement apartment. two other residents died when a wall in their home collapsed in the flooding. four died in pennsylvania. and at least 27 people lost their lives in new jersey. the governor told reporters he plans to ask the president to provide federal disaster relief to more counties. >> we're in there fighting on behalf of the other counties impacted. >> reporter: state and local officials focus on how to be better prepared for the next storm. >> we have sea walls that need to be raised. you know, we have -- you have sewers that were built 100 years ago. we really need help from the federal government to get back on our feet to get ready for the future. >> reporter: now, the federal disaster assistance to individuals and businesses includes grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, among other things. the city is going to be sending teams to go door to door in all storm affected areas to

and sadly, at least eight victims in queens died in basements.t's according to the nypd commissioner just this morning. i mean, it's just awful. what is the latest on rescue and recovery efforts there? >> well, our heart is hurting tonight, laura. let me start by saying that we lost nearly a dozen folks and we hope those numbers don't increase over the course of the next few days as we do rescue and recovery efforts. i want to thank the men and women of the nypd and all of our essential workers for the work that they have done. but this storm was of biblical proportion. it came fast and furious. and we are doing everything we can do to ensure safety and recovery. >> i want you to listen, president richards, to one queens resident. her home totally flooded. >> i can't think anymore about how i feel at this point, because of the chaos outside. my neighbors, there's loss of life. i've lost everything in here. and mostly the lives out there. i just don't know. we need some support at this time to start to get this mess out of the way so we can gather

eight of the nine are in queens. eight of the nine also took place in residential homes in basements. the latest is a individual that passed away after a vehicle accident on the grand central parkway and that individual was discovered in the back seat of the car within the last hour. so again, we pray the number does not go up from there, and certainly the nypd and all city workers, our hearts go out to all of the victims for this terrible tragedy. >>> and good thursday morning to you, craig melvin here, we have been listening to a update on that deadly flooding. the death toll now at 22. that includes new york and new jersey. governor kathy hochul there helping to deal with the wreckage. the governor said that president biden called her and offered any assistance. also says the president committed to approving an emergency declaration. the rainfall that came through was nothing short of historic. states of emergency in effect in both of those states right now. the governors had both of those messages. >> there is no

we are watching the new york city borough of queens., which claimed the lives of 13 new york city residents. the president is expected to deliver remarks within the hour. a senior white house official telling us that in addition to comforting the victims and the families of the victims, the president will note that the extreme weather events of late summer, quote, make the case for action on climate change more compelling. the president also expected to make the case that his build back better plan is urgently needed. we will bring you those remarks as soon as they begin. we're

what was it like to receive a message from the queen?a message from her majesty. she is such a great inspiration and role model for the whole country, so to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very, very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe it, i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. the last time i spoke to you on monday, i asked how you celebrate and you said frozen yoghurt. what's the flavourfor winning a championship? flavour doesn't change! imean... it's chocolate with more chocolate and some chocolate brownie. i mean, i'm one of those. so... the last week we haven't managed to, actually, because of late finishes, but tonight, i am sure we will go to town on everything. our sports reporter, laura scott, visited bromley tennis club — where emma raducanu trained for years. i am here at bromley tennis club, where emma really developed her tennis skills. she was spotted as a youngster and it was here that she really rose through the ranks from the age of nine to about 17. i am joined by o

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what was it like to receive a message from the queen?m her majesty. she is such a great inspiration and role model for the whole country. to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very, very grateful that she took notice of my tennis, i can't believe it, i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. the last time i spoke to you on monday, i asked how you celebrate and you said frozen yoghurt. what's the flavourfor winning a championship? the flavour doesn't change! it's chocolate with more chocolate and some chocolate brownie. i mean, i'm one of those. the last week we haven't managed to, actually, because of late finishes, but tonight, i am sure we will go to town on everything. joining me now is roberto forzoni who was andy murray's former sports psychologist. what makes a great player? lots of talent, what makes a great player? lots of talent. mass _ what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard _ what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard work _ what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard wo

i'm about to tour a building in sunny side in queens. also ensure that the financial resources for the short term solution is happening. this red tape that we often find ourselves having to untangle just as we did during hurricane sandy, that we're able to break through that to get assistance to these individuals. these are not wealthy individuals. everybody is living on the margins, especially coming out of the pandemic and still in the pandemic. we need to make sure money is making its way into the hands of our businesses who were hurt, but also our home owners. >> when might you have an assessment of the economic impact of this in many communities, as you say, are already hurting because of the pandemic? >> we're surveying. fema was out. we had a meeting with 100 city agencies and community organizations a little while ago. in the immediate it's about getting it cleaned up, getting the cars off the parkway. in the short term and long term we need all hands on deck. we need washington to send money right away into the state and for tha

this is queens boulevard in queens, new york. brian stelter is right on. weather like this, rain, people can't get around. we depend very heavily on our mass transportation system, and that is basically shutdown right now. >> we had tropical storm henri, too, kind of meander across areas oof the northeast. that's what brought in the previous record rainfall which again hadn't been seen since the 1800s, and we break that by an additional here in the last couple of hours. 5.3 inches has come down in central park in the past three hours. go to spokane, washington, they've picked up 5 inches since january 1st. this happens in three hours in new york sit, of course a different population density and that's going to lead to significantly greater impacts, and that is exactly what's playing out here. brian really made a great point when it comes to the impacts of climate change and these events are happening more frequently. we have upwards of 7 million. but when it comes to our temperatures on our planet warming up and they warm to an average about 1 degree celsi

mj, you're there on the grounds in queens.aid he wanted to sell his house after what was left because he's so concerned about it happening again. did folks on the ground there who suffered these devastating losses hear what they needed or wanted to? >> well, look, this kind of a trip is a tradition for the president of the united states. it is an unfortunate tradition that when this kind of extreme weather event happens, the president goes to the ground, meets with community leaders, meets with the folks who have been affected. and it is a way for him to show and to tell these people that he can see them, that he wants to bring help to the ground. but i think you raise a really important point for all the talk about climate change legislation and dealing with that. a lot of the folks we talked to, they are looking for immediate, immediate help and they are just not sure that they are going to get it any time soon. >> and that is a tough thing. do you think biden did his job as consoler in chief? >> yes. you know, look, i think

. >> noticias telemundo >>> esta es una gran historia como usted recordarÁ queens tambiÉn fue uno derk >>> es un trabajo arduo, pero dios nos ha bendecido con mejores, mejores voluntarios del mundo >>> esta gente trabaja horas tras horas sirviendo a la comunidad y es increÍble como han logrado alimentar tantas familias. especialmente durante la pandemia que fue el peor tiempo para nosotros para terminar alimeando a 10.000 familias es un cambio trendo >>> sufrimos de dolor. >>e siento muy contenta de servir de ser parte del seÑor pedro. >> y pues,o creo que si todos pomos un granito de arena todos vamos a llegar muy lejos con la ayuda >>> el trabajo de maribel don pedro y muchos otros voluntarios iluminÓ el barrio de queens y s hogares que se encontraban sumidos en la oscuridad y la desolaciÓn producida por e la pandemia >>> me siento muy contenta porque cada lunes vienen ayudarnos y bueno, hay otros lados que tambiÉn lo hacen y toda la gente es mucha ayuda. pero sirviÓ para todasta pandemia que h pasado. >> de ahÍ apareciÓ en nuestras vida la presencia de don pedro como nuestro lÍder

stephanie gosk is in the city of queens. gary gombrach, and bill karins join us. we're calling this a one in 500-year rainfall event. in six hours, you had nearly 8 inches of rain falling in newark, new jersey, in new york city more than 6 1/2 inches. in new york, according to our meteorology team they saw something like half inch of rain in a couple of minutes. steph, i want to start with you in new york. we've been watching you this morning. it's almost sort of unbelievable what you're looking at, given we expected devastation when hurricane ida was moving up through the gulf coast. people had been bracing for that. this seemed to take people a little bit by surprise. >> yeah. and i think you hit it on your introduction, hallie, with that word remnants. we hear remnants, we think, it's the tail end of the storm. but this storm still packs a huge punch. and really this is a story about water. water that fell fast, it fell hard, and it actually, here in queens, brought down this gas station. this wasn't wind. this was water that brought this roof down. you come th

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peggy: el presidente llegÓ a queens , nueva york, golpeado por horror.ogÓ en su sÓtano, de las que sobrevivieron, muchas quedaron sin nada. >> necesitamos ayuda monetaria, necesitamos gente que nos venga a ayudar, mi esposo es una persona mayor, otra persona de su misma edad lo estÁ ayudando, no hay gente, aquÍ no ha venido nadie. peggy: su clamor es el de miles que esperan que la ayuda aprobada por el mandatario se materialice. >> aÑos que llevamos aquÍ para construir y en segundos se lo lleva el agua. es difÍcil todo esto. peggy: su visita incluyÓ un recorrido por nueva jersey, donde inundaciones y al menos tres explosiones causaron estragos que atribuyÓ al cambio climÁtico. "no podemos revertirlo mucho, pero podemos evitar que se agrave". el presidente impulsa un plan de ayuda millonario pendiente en el congreso. todo, para cuando la ayuda a los damnificados es apremiante. esta madre dice que sobre todo por los niÑos. >> ella es muy pequeÑa, pero se da cuenta, no quiere volver a casa porque estÁ sucia, su humor ha cambiado. afecta mucho. ilia: estÁs e

peggy: se espera que evalÚe los daÑos en la zona, primero, en nueva jersey, luego, en queens, estarÍala rotura de una tuberÍa, los derrames de petrÓleo se suman a otros tres ——350. actualmente, las mujeres migrantes son la nueva cara de la migraciÓn, ellas abandonan sus paÍses por la violencia de gÉnero, por las pandillas o por la pobreza extrema. emprenden el viaje con sus hijos sin importar los peligros. en reynosa, tamaulipas, francisco conversÓ con algunas de ellas. francisco: en esta tienda de campaÑa de reynosa, tamaulipas, carmen atiende a su hija, quien se recuperÓ despuÉs de estar enferma. >> estaba enferma, yo le pedÍ a dios, las personas me ayudaron. francisca: ella es la cara de miles de mujeres que se aventuraron a migrar solas con sus hijos sin importar los peligros que conlleva atravesar mÉxico, un paÍs donde los femicidios, violaciones y agresiones a las mujeres son alarmantes. la mayorÍa cruzaron a estados unidos y fueron retornadas, ahora permanecen por meses en este campamento en condiciones infrahumanas y de hacinamiento, pero antes sufrieron mÁs con lo que vieron