sandy was like harvey largely a flood event. you've seen a picture of the roller coaster in the ocean after sandy, 75% of the damage and hurricane sandy was in the back bays in new jersey which we have filled with 300,000 properties in the last 5 or 6 decades. i watched that and the immediate response to sandy and it can be summarized this way, build back as quickly as you possibly can so that we can be back in business by the following memorial day which was 6 or 7 months later and that is what happened. we even had bumper stickers on our stars -- cars saying stronger than the storm, jersey is strong, like it was a patriotic duty to rebuild the coast. i watched all this and while i was empathetic to the people who lost their houses i was interested in another question, what does this say to us? what does it signal about the

sandy was like harvey largely a flood event. you've seen a picture of the roller coaster in the ocean after sandy, 75% of the damage and hurricane sandy was in the back bays in new jersey which we have filled with 300,000 properties in the last 5 or 6 decades. i watched that and the immediate response to sandy and it can be summarized this way, build back as quickly as you possibly can so that we can be back in business by the following memorial day which was 6 or 7 months later and that is what happened. we even had bumper stickers on our stars -- cars saying stronger than the storm, jersey is strong, like it was a patriotic duty to rebuild the coast. i watched all this and while i was empathetic to the people who lost their houses i was interested in another question, what does this say to us? what does it signal about the climate and climate change and what we have done at the coast. to end this, that was the impetus. i wanted to go back and write a story the told the history of the modern coast from the post-world war ii era

only on "cbs this orning," the father of a boy killed in the sandy hook massacre talks about taking o on strangers who claimt never happened. >>> and fighting for a cure. our series, "a more perfect union," finds cancer survivors putting on boxing gloves to raise money to knock out the disease. >>> it's thursday, october 17th, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: maryland congresswoman elijah cummings has passed away. cummings was 68 years old. >> the nation loses a tighten of civil rights. >> there are those who seek to dominate our nation by dividing us. i remind you that our diversity is not our problem, our diversity is our promise. >> reporter: democrats stormed out of the white house meeting on syria. they accused president trump of having a meltdown. >> we have to pray for his health. this is a serious meltdown. >> reporter: democratic and republican lawmakers in the house voted to condemn president trump's withdrawal in northern syria. >> i view the situation to be very the united states strategically brilliant. >>> a nasty nor'easter packi

one of 20 children and six adults killed in the 2012 shooting at connecticut's sandy hook elementaryner faced a new shock as strangers claim that the shooting had never really happened. what did you find online? >> the talk of conspiracy theories, the talk of crisis actors, the talk of a staged event to take away people's gun rights. >> reporter: most people probably would have just walked away. and you didn't. >> i never thought i had the option to walk away. >> reporter: because? >> because that was my life now, the father of a murdered child and the name associated to an online conspiracy theory. >> reporter: posner funneled his anger into action, asking social media platforms to take down the posts. at first with little luck. >> most of the time there was an automatic robotic response. >> reporter: you're not even dealing with a person? >> it never even got to a person. >> reporter: but in the years since, this unlikely activist has not only succeeded for ro his organization honor network, whose volunteers keep an eye on the internet, protecting victims of tragedy, cyber stalking

noah was the youngest of the 26 victims of the sandy hook shooting.days after suffering a brain injury in a fight against charles conwell. the american was put into a coma on saturday after he was knocked out in the fight. his promotor said he died surrounded by his family and close friends. after a third night of protests, the pro—independence leader of catalonia condemns violent protests by fellow separatists. police in riot gear responded with rubber bullets as protesters set fire to bins and cars, according to witnesses. nationalists are angry over the long prison sentences given to nine catalan leaders who led a failed bid to secede from spain. damian grammaticas reports. catalan anger, for the third day in a row. tonight, their target was the interior ministry. protesters dumped piles of toilet roll to signal their disgust at the authorities. when they threatened to break through the barriers, police patience snapped. riot officers drove the crowds back. there had been perhaps 10,000 on the streets, maybe more. tempers have been boiling here all

i wanted to congratulate sandy and her retirement. she was helpful with my staff writing relevant data and we are working with our own legislation and to she was very fair and honest with my staff as they worked through the details of the legislation and i just want to appreciate her service to the rent board and to the people of san francisco at the retirement. >> all right. now you may speak. >> thank you. >> it's an amazing feeling to receive such an honor at the end of my career. i'm truly humbled and -- oh, boy. this is what happens when i start talking about the rent board. i feel honored and lucky to have had the opportunity to serve this city for 32 years at an agency whose mission i believed in. and beyond that, even though i have tears, they're tears of joy because it was truly a pleasure for me everyday going to work with my wonderful and dedicated staff and all the commissioners at the rent board. they're the ones who really deserve to be honored today. as you can tell, i already miss my rent board family after just a mont

got to me was what happened in sandy hook. and families. rob: jc lewis lost his little brother in that shooting and says the former vice president is lying about what happened after the tragedy. he joins us live. carley: taking on ice, cutting off the fed that the left push their agenda against the agency. how does this impact national security? former acting ice director rob mikael says the law won't be enforced, he is next. [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music♪ but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbeat music luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [deep inhale] breathe happy with febreze plug. we love smart savers. like yard-sale savers. tee-time savers. and especially med d savers. select a medicare part d plan with walgreens as your preferred pharmacy and get co-pays for as low as zero dollars

sandy magnus. [applause] >> so want to take mom to talk about the space station because i think that's why i'm on the panel. thank you for the invitation. let me start up a sink there's a big difference is minute unit i'm still between intellectual knowledge and experimental knowledge, between book learning and going into lab and actually touching something and that's when you really understand things when you have that with the knowledge. that's one of the biggest changes that happens with astronauts when we find space with short-term or long-term is we experience that environment and we experience the planet a different way. when you fly on space station it's interesting, you adapt into the environment at a completely different level than when you just up there sort of as a tourist for ten, 11 or 12 days flight. i didn't realize it was happening until the crew came to pick me up in march with i saw them float across the hatch and you looked awkward and so unsure of their motions and just very gin

sandy magnus. dr. sandy has flown on four shuttle missions. she flew to the international space station in november of 2008. she spent 4.5 months aboard the iss. she served at nasa headquarters and as the deputy chief of the astronaut office. dr. magnus worked extensively with the international community, including europe, japan, brazil and russia. she is now the deputy director for engineering. prior to working at nasa, she masters has a masters in electrical engineering and physics. she has a phd from georgia tech. help me in welcoming dr. sandy magnus. (applause) >> i want to take a moment to talk about this space station.i want to start of by saying, there is a big difference between intellectual knowledge and experimental knows, learning and going into a lab and touching something. that is when you really understand, when you have the experience with the knowledge. we need to experience that environment and experience the planet a different way. when you fly on a space station, it is really in

and her friends. >> when people ask you what was sandy like, what would you tell them?e was absolutely a go-getter. she was teacher's pet. >> really? >> always perfect. she always had her hair nicely done. you know, she was always focused. >> in high school sandra was an athlete, a cheerleader, very popular. >> she was the complete package. >> and her home life? >> old fashioned. >> traditional. >> traditional family, you know. catholic. play-by-the-rules type of people. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> discipline, a very important thing to larry, he the 20-year air force veteran. >> i was trying to toughen her up if you want to put it in that expression, to know what the real world was like. >> that was why larry insisted sandra leave kauai to go to honolulu. she missed kauai, her family and would come home as often as she could. >> that's when she got involved with darryn. >> darryn was here? >> darryn. >> darryn gallis, made good money in his construction job. sandra was crazy about him and as soon as she moved home she got married. son austin came nine months later and braden t

sandy patel has the conditions. >> the winds are only going to get higher.y and the dry vegetation will mean extreme fire behavior is possible. it's something we have to watch carefully here, 11:00 p.m. tonight. increasing around middle taupe, calistoga. as we head into 2:00 a.m. fairfield. by 4:00 a.m. we're looking at over 50-mile-an-hour winds under indicated by the north east. the purple is where the strongest wind will be. this is not just a hill top wind event 31 in san rafael. oakland. francisco, 30 miles an hour. this wind has the potential to cause some problems. obviously near the fire, the kinkaid fire but near other parts of the bay area as well, like downed trees, minus. i'd going to be gusty tomorrow afternoon and evening, but not nearly as bad as what we've experienced. oranges and reds indicating very high to extremely high fire danger. in parts of the east bay, the sap mateo coastline we're talking about high fire danger. definitely keep village leapt as we head into tomorrow. humidity values will be dropping midnight tomorrow. 12% in fairfi

i was born after columbine and i was 9-years-old when sandy hook occurred. so for most of my life i have been force fed the importance of school security. i still remember the first week back-to-school after the sandy hook shooting took place. i was in 4th grade. i remember spending the first hour of school watching my teacher's shoes on the rainbow carpet as she tried to no avail what a code red was to a room of rowdy 4th graders. as lectureing the new security measures was, i never thought twice about them until four years later when my friend alena posed a question about why we were having the drills in the first place. in 8th grade, alena petty sat in front of me in our american history class. to be honest, we never talked about school security in the context of preventing mass shootings until one day when our friend austin returned to school after surviving the ft. lauderdale shooting that previous week. together our little friend group contemplated the effectiveness of our school safety procedures while standing in an ad giant corner of our classroom e

. >>> "the hartford current" reports a father who lost his 6-year-old son in the sandy hook massacreawarded $450,000 by a wisconsinpasner wg battle to challenge conspiracy theorists who claimed the shooting was an elaborate hoax. he sued authors of a book titled "nobody died at sandy hook," which alleges the massacre was staged by the federal government. posner and his family have been the target of death threats and online attacks. >>> ahead only on "cbs this morning," posner tells us about his crusade against online misinformation and how he's helping victims of bullying and harassment fight back. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports on a new earthquake app out today. california's governor's office of emergency services is expected to unveil the newest u.c. berkeley my shake app. it will giver everyone in the state the chance to get early warnings. as you might expect, californians are on board with the new technology. >> if you have an earthquake and it's shaking, obviously everybody's affected. if anything shakes or rattled or gets too bad, you know what i'm saying, things cou

it's about sandy hook's father's punishing conspiracy theorists in the wake of that mass shooting. in a defamation case against a local author. the authors claimed the obama administration staged the massacre and posner had certificates for a son. he was 6 years old when he was murdered. his aunt told cnn, he was the light of the room. he was the youngest victim of the massacre. after the verdict was read, posner said this case wasn't about the first amendment, about, quote, the rights of victims like myself and my child's to be free from defamation, free from harassment and free from the intentional infliction of terror. he has also filed a defamation case against radio host allege jones, which is ongoing. don't miss "full circle." you can watch it streaming live, weekdays at 5:00 p.m. eastern, on cnn.com/fullcircle. we're going to hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> i'm chris cuomo. become to "primetime." we have new information that changes the scope and the widening fbi investigation into this president's lawyers. this is bigger than just a criminal probe. what do y

they still see you -- do people still say "sandy"?r is that, "hey"? >> well, at this point, i'm thrilled they recognize me. i don't know what to say. >> reporter: she was 28 at the time. ♪ suddenly there is emotion and i, i, i -- ♪ >> reporter: 15 years later at 43, newton john seemingly charmed life forever changed when she felt a lump during that was not the only devastating news that day. >>> you were first diagnosed in 1992, which was not a good day for you because you get that diagnosis on the same day as the death of your father. >> yes. i have a daughter. i have a child to care about and that was my focus. you know, i've got to get through this for her. >> reporter: following chemotherapy, she was declared cancer free until she learned it spread to her back in 2013. >>> never angry? >> no, never angry, no. >> reporter: help me understand how you're not angry. i would think so many people would be angry and frustrated and sad and say, you know, why me? >> no, why me has never been a part of it. but i never felt victimized. i nev

i was more effort combine and i was nine years old during sandy hook. but for most of my live i have been enforced the importance of school security. a summary member the perspective week back at school after the sandy hook shooting took place. i was in fourth grade and i remember sitting in the first hour of school watching my teachers shoes on the remote carpet she tried, to no avail to explain with the code bill was to a room of county audi students. security measures, i never thought twice about them, until four years later when my friend elena posed the question, why we were having the drills in the first place. in eighth grade, elena sat in front of me in our american history class. if i am being honest, we never really talked about school security in the context of preventing a mass shooting. until one day when my friend austin returned to school after surviving the fort lauderdale shooting the previous week. then on our front row, contemplated the effectiveness of our school safety procedures while standing in the adjacent order of our classroom

her hair was ruined.>>> sandy koufax 83.>>> modern family is , next.hich i'll probably fail, and i was up really late studying. she was. i was up really late doing this. don't even bother coming. i'm quitting today. i'm sick of this guy on the team always making fun of me. he's just jealous because you're the one who puts points on the board. why? because you run the scoreboard. kids: ...run the scoreboard. i'm out, too. but all your classmates will be there. we ignore each other all week. it's nice to have a little break on the weekends. jeez, i've never seen such a bunch of no-getters. coined it! remember, keep a positive attitude, and good things will happen. two things i bring to every open house -- my lucky pen and a smile. i haven't sold a house all month. do you see me saying "i'm done"? never. because there is no "done" in dunphy. i'll see you guys at the game. umph! hey, there is no "umph" in dunph-- different spelling! cam!

then puts them in a hatchery where they w spawn oyster larvae. >> you see the baby oiters once the sandyd the aftermath we raeltzed how valuable the oysysrs could be. new york harbor used to have over 200,000 acres of after reef protecting the shoreline. the popation is virtually exinstinct. >> o>> natural barriers to storm surge are gone. >> correct. >> and you're telling me this big poil of oyster shes is going to save us. >> i don't know save us but should he. >> the goal is to place 1 billion live oiters across 100 acres of reef by 203 bag by bag. in order to receive federal funding projects like billion after had to prove that not only were they they making the shorelines more resilient but creating social resilience bringing even the largest communities together to protect their own real estate. >> we want to engage communities everywhere. because that's how you get longstanding change, rightht if the community and the people living there and work there are active involved in protecting the local environment. >> we are luck to live and work in new york city where whave access to so

we don't want to call the role but i think you know why didn't it stop at sandy hook?it something done? we tried very hard. i want to first start with lauren, we work a lot in houston with "march for our lives". i like the word marks because we follow but i know it's important that we act. let me ask you this question because i have talked to teenagers who like you have to learn to be a teenager. what is it like with your peers to have to live with the idea of death? death of your fellow students? death at a school? what should we do about that as you are going up? >> for myself because i was 14 years old when this happened as i stated previously, i think that's a pivotal time in your life. all of the four high school years are pivotal time in your life. it's what a lot of your brain development occurs it's when you're supposed to learn a lot of things at school. when you have something with the school shooting when you have something like you are friends and teachers being murdered in your classroom next to you i think there's something drastic that happens within you

we have a quick check from sandy and the red flag warning. you can see the smoke from the kincade fire here in san francisco, from the live picture. current conditions near the fire. 83 degrees, it's still dry. 11% humidity. winds are gusty, but not nearly as strong as a couple of days ago. out of the northwest, gusting to 21 miles an hour. hopefully the crews can get a handle on the fire before the next big wind event. we have red flag warnings going on up. strongest wins 65-80 miles an hour, means there's potential for extreme fire behavior, especially with critically low humidity coming up. a dangerous wind, means a high wind warning and wind advisory for any other part of the bay area. and a possibility of outage with the up coming strong winds coming up. i will be back with an hour by hour look at the winds. >> thank you, and here haes what we know right now. the kincade fire has spread to 21,900 acres. cal fire said that 49 structures have been destroyed and more are threatened, the fires are just 5% contained. we are learning that a pg

i was nine years old when sandy hook occurred. for most of my life i have been force fed the importance of school security. i remember the first week back to school after sandy hook. i remember spending the first hour of school watching my teachers' shoes on the rainbow carpet as she tried to no avail to explain what a code red drill was to a room of rowdy fourth dpr graders. i never thought twice about them, until four years later when my friend alaina posed a question about why we were having the drills in the first place. in eighth grade alaina sat in front of me. we never talked about school security until one day when our friend, austin, returned to school after surviving the ft. lauderdale shooting that pree previous week. our group contemplated the effectiveness of our school's safety procedures every three months. nearly a year later, the three of us were at school as nervous freshman on valentine's day when once again we went through the code red drill. the only difference was that this time only two of us made it home. a

was the day of the sandy hook massacre. he went down the next day and president -- vice president biden and i went down the next day and you never forget. i will say, and i'm not proud to say that when i was in chicago, i thought was that no one cared black and brown kids were getting killed and it would take white kids getting killed for anything to change and then sandy hook happened. no one ever in the worst nightmares imagined 20 babies, five teachers and a principal being slaughtered. the fact that as a country we got nothing done in terms of gun legislation subsequent to that taught me a painful lesson that we don't care about brown kids and black is what we don't care about white kids and we don't our lives.re about we care more about guns. the parkland massacre changed some things. downnt kids from chicago and they spoke at the rally. we have failed on this issue. i think our young people are leading us to a very different place. after sandy hook, i was extraordinarily pessimistic. i am more optimistic now that i ha

where's sandy?e. wear high heels, lots of red lipstick, curly hair and lots of attitude have fun. >> that's amazing. >> appreciate it you nailed all of those things. >> i love it thank you, olivia. >> who could possibly do the carlton better than al roker, perhaps alfonso himself? >> hey, al, alfonso here, i think that is the perfect idea for halloween, you've got to wear some pretty cool costumes, it might as well be will and i, will, al, totally makes sense, have a great halloween, guys. >> i got the message to top all messages for someone who really brought her rhythm, she practiced for hours. >> i'm going to cry. >> hey, sheinelle, thank you so much for portraying me this year i cannot believe it's been 30 years since that album was released but i'm so glad you're still enjoying it. happy halloween. >> sheinelle, you were so good at dance -- >> i was her in my basement. >> you are her. >> jenna. >> she can't talk, but she liked it. >> your performance is a little wooden. >> you fooled everybody.

joining us now to discuss is horizon partners managing director, sandy cory sandy, thank you for beingrising headlines out of this, not the least of which is that valuation. $7.5 billion to $8 billion what's your immediate response from david's reporting >> well, that seems pretty reasonable, given the circumstances. i think softbank is the funder of last resort and when you are, i guess, you know, the only buyer or investor, you get to set the terms. and so i'm sure there are a lot of considerations that go into that valuation but they have a lot of leverage. they probably could have gotten a lower valuation, if they wanted but i think for them, it's a balance of a lot of considerations, considering management, moral, employee moral, and probably not too much the other earlier investors, who i'm sure are probably not really happy about this but unfortunately, i think this is the only option for the company to be viable >> so, sandy, clearly, this is giving them breathing space to some extent, but now that the total capital raised for this company is vastly higher than the now-implied

and then it popped up back again. >> maybe above 60%. >> it's back. >> i wonder though if sandy sort of overstates the ability of the fed to offset. i don't think that's 100%. i think yoill get into a situation if the fed cuts this time and maybe cuts again where they cannot completely offset the economic weakness. all of that said, our cnbc rapid update, we had a construction spending money number, we're still running 1.9 on the third quarter and 1.9 in the fourth quarter. recession is not the odds-on bet. weaker growth is and whether or not we can escape -- there's the q 3 on the construction spending today, down .1% to 1.9% we've been around too. so the question is can we escape this i looked back at prior incidents, you can do two, three months of ism manufacturing in contraction and the economy still goes on. it happened in 2015 and '16. >> if i can mention the dow is now down about 300 points, 1.1% drop is this different, peter, because of the self-inflicted nature of it there was always a chance maybe manufacturing wouldn't get hit heart bud it was obvious this is the sector m

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the weekend and cleanup efforts are now underway the country's coastal region is renowned for its sandy beaches and is popular with tourists. a stolen truck has plowed into cars waiting at a traffic light in the german town of limburg injuring 16 people the male driver has been detained and police said they were investigating but it was a traffic accident or an attack. now to hong kong where leader kerry lamb has warned that the chinese military could step in if the uprising of a democratic reforms escalates his war she said during a press conference at this point in time i still strongly feel that we should find the solutions of steps that that is also the position of the central government that hong kong should tackle the problem on her own. but if the situation becomes so bad. that no options good people if we want hong kong to at least to have another chance. well now police in hong kong arrested and charged to. protest as for defying a new law or against wearing face masks during demonstrations now outside of the courthouse supporters used on bread is to protect the protesters iden