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south. new york city coldest air you've seen so far this year.a roller coaster ride. we have a wreath on there to make it feel on the chillier side. record highs across the upper midwest. coming up your biggest holiday parenting questions. plus, it's bluey news. big and little fans -- i'm a big fan of that show. and lily-rose depp and nicholas hoult are here in times square. that's coming up in a couple of minutes. admit it, it's not easy parenting during the holidays. >> if only you know what would be great. a parenting playbook to help moms get through the holidays and actually have some fun. oh wait. that's exactly what we're doing on gma this week. >> it's mufasa week on gma with exclusive material from the movie and must see interviews with mufasa himself. aaron pierre, good morning america and of course here i come gma can you handle me live on good morning america december ten nba cutz features two hungry teams only one team can hold the cup, so who wants it more as the ones who around in the end, they've been hanging out with the star. >>

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he was born and raised here new york city south jamaica, queens.ywood in las vegas. you can check out his new channel on roku tv. everybody please say hello to curtis "50 cent" jackson. [cheers and applause] hello! merry christmas. >> 50 cent: thank you. >> kelly: you came to one of our festive shows. >> 50 cent: a real christmas vibe. >> kelly: do you decorate? >> 50 cent: the part where you sung in the beginning. how are you supposed to compete with that? >> kelly: you can pair with all your accolades. it's nice to see you in your city. last time we were in l.a. have you grown up loving or hating winters in york? >> 50 cent: it was home so i got used to it but now i am in texas. it's all right. the weather is nice. >> kelly: it can get cold in texas. i grew up there. >> 50 cent: put their coldest 65. >> kelly: i grew up around fort worth, it can get pretty cold. next week is holiday giving week. i wanted to talk about your foundation. tell everybody about it. >> 50 cent: when i got to houston i started to spend more time, my actual time. i partne

south. and look at new york city today, temperatures in the mid 40s. we are expecting that to get a little bit colder as we approach new year's eve. so everyone will be watching new york city's forecast. here at home, we're seeing the lingering showers this morning. very heavy rain earlier today. but now this weather system is already starting to wind down for us, and we will just have a slight chance of rain throughout the day. a bit of a break from the widespread rain before this next storm system develops and moves in, and we're expecting that early on sunday. so let's go hour by hour today. once again, some spotty rain possible, and we'll see those rain chances overnight. and the north bay will have the best chance of getting some more additional rainfall. and then looking at sunday morning, with the push of the heavier rainfall moving into santa rosa by about 6:00 sunday morning and then spreading through the rest of the bay area fairly quickly. at 10:00, it's in the south bay, east bay and the peninsula, and then the rest of the day we're seeing

city in our country. lost in philadelphia, new york, north carolina, south carolina, all the major cities had cholera, epidemic, yellow fever epidemics, malaria epidemics. it killed tens of thousands people. almost all the framers. it had family members or friends who died in those pandemics, yet they did not put a pandemic exemption in the united states constitution. a. and the waiver of the seventh manfred for or corporations that were involved in counter-measures meant that no matter how how reckless the corporation behaved, no matter how negligent while it was, no matter how toxic or necessary, the ingredients, no matter how shoddy the testing, no matter how grievous your injury, you could not sue that company. you had a ticket to make anything they want without any kind of accountability. the trump white house also went after the fourth amendment protections against warrantless searches and seizures. with this intrusion of track and trace surveillance systems at obliterated our rights to privacy in this country. the only amendment that they did not that did not come under attack during the covid pandemic

new york station wabc. lee, you are tracking the major storms in the west and the severe weather in the south. first, though, that big question, will there finally be a white christmas for new york city? >> reporter: rachel, you heard erielle, if it sticks around. we have an inch on the ground now, but we're above freezing for half the night. so, the measure tomorrow morning at 7:00 may have to be in the spirit of giving. it's going to be awful close. we have a white christmas in the northern rockies and northern plains. fargo, over to the twin cities, take i-90 east, you have in syracuse, and then up into northern new england. we've got more snow coming into the west. there are two more storms that will slam the coast over the next few days. we could have up to a foot of snow in the intermountain west, four feet in the washington cascades, and up to six inches of rain along the immediate coastline with more wave action. the other trouble spot, the severe weather across texas. dallas county had flash flooding today. the storms and santa could wake you up tomorrow. there will be another round thursday morning near dallas, and down in the evening toward houston, conditions will ease, a

new york to michigan. drivers off the road. vehicles, tractor trailers. and new york city and philadelphia and the winds now coming. the system right behind it. >>> and a major u.s. ally, south korea's president, declares martial law. the chaos that's followed. nearly 30,000 u.s. troops stationed there. >>> first tonight, the dangerous driving. the winter weather alerts expanding at this hour from michigan right across the northeast. a train slamming through a tractor trailer stuck on the tracks in the snow. a new massive pileup on interstate 90 in pennsylvania. at least five deaths across the storm zone, and now a new clipper system unleashing up to a foot more of snow in some areas. new york city, philadelphia, warned of those powerful winds. ginger zee with the forecast. >>> tonight, the chaos erupting in south korea. a key american ally. in a stunning move, south korea's president declaring martial law. protesters clashing with police. the military swarming parliament. what's now happened tonight, with tens of thousands of u.s. troops stationed there? martha rad datsz is right here with me ponte. >>> president-elect donald trump's embattled nominee to head the today, pet

legitimate snow moving and being driven by some cold air friday new york city 4r lingers in portions of interior new england and pushes further southning 35 new york period the entire region topping off at 36 cart 31. sunday mourning a whole lot of spots in single-digit spirit and is snow that falls will stick leading up to christmas day at least for a little while peer he can see the dip at least there. close to average thereby christmas day but there is certainly the cold snap we are dealing with that the exact same thing overnight where folks are dealing with similarly cold air. good ten to 15 degrees where you seasonably would be. that and precipitation means obviously a bit of snow. win you start to thank about christmas day and travel up to christmas day the good news is that it's starts to retreat further north and suddenly we are talking about warm air pumping and across the country by the time you actually look at christmas day, yes travel trouble leading up to christmas day but by the time you look at christmas day countrywide temperatures are warmer than what we will see this we can. so yes there is some rain and snow ou

new york. we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakh city of aktau. the country is just south of russia. officials say the plane was en route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but was rerouted due to fog. the plane reportedly belongs to azerbaijan airlines. the airline says there were 72 people on board. video online appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed, before erupting into a fireball. right now, kazakhstan authorities say six people survived the plane crash. again, if you're just joining us, we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakhstan city of aktau. the country is just south of russia. officials say the plane was in route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but was rerouted due to fog. the plane reportedly belongs to azerbaijan's airlines. the airline says there were 72 people on board. video online appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed, before erupting into a fireball. right now,

new york. we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning, where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakhstan city of aktau. the country is just south of russia. officials say the plane was en route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but was rerouted due to fog. and just into our newsroom is video of the crash. i must warn you, what you are about to see is difficult to watch. this new video appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed, before erupting into a fireball. the ministry says there were 67 people on board. of those, 25 are believed to have survived, 42 are likely dead. the plane reportedly belongs to azerbaijan's airlines. again, if you are just joining us, we are following this breaking news out of central asia this morning where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakhstan city of aktau. the country is just south of russia. officials say the plane was en route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but was rerouted due to fog. the video appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed, before erupting into a fireball. t

south into the northeast. by 5:00 p.m., arriving in new york city, hartford, snow even in parts of vermont and new hampshire, thenof rain moving in tuesday and wednesday along the i-95 corridor. it's there that we're in a 65% drought in the northeast so this rain could do us some good. whit. >> whit: thank you. >>> college football and the new playoff picture is now set. who's in and who's gotten the snub. perry russom joins us now. how is the national championship race shaping up? >> reporter: this is the first year of the new playoff format. with 12 teams in the mix this year. oregon becoming the number one seed after winning the big ten championship game last night. they're joined by arizona state, boise state, and georgia, all getting first round byes. a major headline, perennial favorite alabama did not make the playoffs. they were the last team out. their three losses catching up to them. they were nudged by smu who took the final spot in the playoffs after losing to clemson in final seconds of the acc championship game last night. the playoffs start friday, december 20th, on abc and espn. whit. >> whit: lo

' york city york city in shot dead in new york city in what police say is a target attack. a major manhunt is under way and we will bring you all the latest. mps in south korea start impeachment proceedings against the president after overturning his declaration of martial law. and the inscrutable face of fashion — anna wintour gives a rare interview from behind her famous sunglasses. well, they help me see, and they help me not see. and they help me be seen and not be seen, so they're a prop. welcome to bbc news. let's start in france, where for the last hour, the french parliament has been holding a no confidence debate which is expected to oust the prime minister, michel barnier, afterjust three months in office. the government has been teetering on the brink of collapse since monday, when mr barnier forced through an "austerity budget" without allowing mps to vote. let me show you the live pictures because this has been going on for a couple of hours. we are about 60 minutes or so away from that vote. the no confidence motion is supported by the majority of mps from across the political divide. mark lowen is in paris for us. in terms of what we are

out of here it's more of a mild rain if you will, if you step outside of mid-fifties like new york city to the southeratures well above average, we have a lot of fog across the southeast and across the dakotas to wisconsin and iowa, this afternoon the snow is falling over montana and it moves into south dakota and portions of iowa b concern for the commute home later today. take a look at denver 46 but the wind icon if you're flying into denver winking just up to 65 miles per hour into dry wind off the rockies into new mexico fire concerns over west into mexico and west texas a little more rain for the pacific northwest, the storm there is wide open, tomorrow guess what rain in new york city for new year's eve right to ring in 2025. cheryl: good times, there you go. thank you very much, of course is going to rain on new year's eve. we have a lot more coming up president trump making the case in the supreme court to halt the upcoming tiktok band that is a hot topic of the hour, coming up next, you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ they've always been about more than just footb

: security preparations underway in new york city, new york, city ahead of the new year's eve ball drop. first, to the investigation as u.s. officials rushed to southause of this deadly crash caught on camera. the latest with the investigation and if it was a bird strike or what it could have been. - yeah. nice going lou! nothing like a little confidence boost to help ease you back in to the dating scene. of course, that also includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you, with affordable options and flexible ways to pay, and now, they■re 0 dollars down plus 0% interest, if paid in full in 18 months. helping our patients put their best smile forward. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. >> andrew: treasury department informing the senate banking committee several workstations were targeted in arrow china-based cyber attack earlier this month. they contactedhine upon learning of the hack. more aand s we get it. ♪ m♪ who knows what tomorrow will bring ♪ ♪ but as for me i will wait and see ♪ wait and see ♪ ♪ me ♪ ♪te ong? who knows? ♪ ♪ ♪ s ♪ best beard conditi

illegal immigrants but very quickly, your thoughts on the south african national just reported on on the fbi tariff -- terror watch list in new york citys not the first time as bill mentioned, and it will likely not be the last. >> and that's correct. that tells us with the biden administration is done to it citizens, if you look at the numbers we see over 200,000 people arriving as migrants into the city, of new york. we see about 60,000 of those people be convicted felons awaiting trial for criminal activity. this is what happens when you open up the border to 8 million plus people. they come in, some get attention -- some with good intention, some with bad. many others that the biden administration cannot keep track of and that is what people voted for trump. every state has shifted towards the right. >> trace: i want to get through these two questions very quickly because here is in aurora, colorado, city council talking about a home invasion in her apartment complex likely a venezuelan gang he said the following, i will get your take. apologies, she. she's tired of being a downplayed, what you think about her comments. >> i agree,

tomorrow night places as far south as knoxville, tennessee could have some snow showers and then into new york citybig snow maker, maybe a tenth of inch, perhaps you see an inch of snow in new york. whatever is falling will stick around because it brings the coldest air in about two years to places like boston and new york city. boston 11, new york city is 16 degrees, and whatever you see in new york, expands, because this blue color on the map shows you temperatures that are 32 degrees or colder. it goes all the way down into florida, and that is about a two-day span. after that we will start a warm up right after christmas. norah, it's all yours. >> norah: lonnie quinn thank you. there is a lot happening behind the scenes to get presents under the christmas tree in time. we take a look at the round-the-clock rush. that's coming up. e-clock rush. that's coming up. we take a look at the round-the-clock days ruined by flare-ups [cough] that could permanently damage my lungs. then i talked to my doctor about breztri, and i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing. ♪♪ starting within 5

new york city, thank you. >>> we are also following breaking news out of south korea this morning where it looks like presidenttempt after the majority of his party boycotted the vote. before the boat, president trump 24 apologize for imposing martial law and said, he will leave it up to his party if he will leave office early. even if today's boat is defeated. >>> the consumer financial protection arrow is here. later, democrats narrowed their republican majority of the house. congressman robert garcia will be here to talk about holding line in the second trump administration. rump administration. you've got a pepto predicament, ace. you overdid it on the loaded fries. undo it with pepto fast melts. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ when you overdo it... ...undo it with pepto bismol. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardi

new york. we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning, where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakhstan city of aktau. the country is just southrussia. officials say the plane was en route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but reportedly diverted to kazakhstan due to a bird strike. and just into our newsroom is this video of the crash? i must warn you, it is difficult to watch. the video appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed before erupting into a fireball. the ministry says there were 67 people on board. of those, 28 are believed to have survived. the plane reportedly belongs to azerbaijan's airlines. again, if you're just now joining us, we are following breaking news out of central asia this morning where a large passenger plane has crashed in the kazakhstan city of aktau. the country is just south of russia. officials say the plane was en route from baku, azerbaijan, to grozny in russia's chechnya region, but reportedly diverted to kazakhstan due to a bird strike. video appears to show the plane hitting the ground at a fast rate of speed, before erupting into a fir

and the award for the person that traveled the furthest to get to new york city is this guy coming from south korea. tell me, how did you why did you have to be here for new year's eve for the ball drop? >> definitely. >> yeah. are you excited to see it? yeah. and you don't care if it's going to be raining all night long? >> yeah. >> are you dressed for the rain? are we dressed for the rain? >> oh, i have a raincoat over here. >> okay. so you guys are all set. what is the most exciting part? where are we from? germany. that's another one. i love meeting people from all over the world coming to this amazing celebration. why did you guys have to be here? >> because of my son. because he lives here. oh. >> yes. you won a lifetime experience. so we have to be here. >> of course we must be here. >> what are we most excited about? the confetti. the actual ball. the music acts. what are you most excited for? >> from naples, italy. oh, from naples. >> yeah. all right. what are we excited for? >> i'm from the philippines. oh. from the philippines. okay. we're just shouting out where everybody's from,

authority here in new york has a lot of public cameras that are city owned and i would bet that they probably hit a facial recognition hit there. where the buses come up from all over the south and the country into new york. it feels like a matter of time. i hear that they are making progress. >> dagen: alexis mcadams is in new york city with the very latest. alexis. >> some of these big murder cases especially one in new york city they try to keep things on the down low. they don't want the suspect to know what they know about him. he made some big mistakes. his face is out there. police had to put that out there. he was spotted at a hostel and starbucks and i'm being told they are working to put a suspect profile together using dna like possible saliva left behind on a water bottle he threw out here in new york city. take a look on your screen. the photos that we just got into the newsroom yesterday. couldn't be a clearer shot of his face. that's the person of interest in the murder of united healthcare ceo spotted checking into a new york city hostel. he was staying at the hostel or at least two nights. multiple roommates. a lot of people were there and had talked to him.

revocation of the bill of rights in 1791 there were pandemics in every city and our country bostonla philadelphia new york north carolina southolina open major cities have cholera and malaria epidemic that killed tens of thousands of people on almost all the framers and their family members or friends died in those pandemics if they did not put a pandemic exemption in the united states constitution. [applause] and for corporations and countermeasures no matter how reckless the corporation behaved or how negligent it was or how toxic or no matter how shoddy the testing no matter how grievous your injury you could not sue that company. they had a ticket to make anything they want without any accountability. thee trump white house also have fourth amendment prohibitions for searches and seizures with this intrusive track and trace surveillance system that obliterated our rights to privacy in this country. the only amendment that they did not come under attack during the covid pandemic was the second pandemic and many americans believe that the reason for that is because we have the 2nd amendment. [applause] incidentallyde presid

reporter: we're talking about storms across the south and up across the northeast just a little drizzly and 41 in new york cityat's the system we're going to be paying attention to. a bit of bullseye across mississippi and louisiana. maybe some tornadoes and big thunderstorms and you guys are flying into new orleanss and paying attention to this forecast. i'm hoping you're able to get on through with all the folks down there as well. we'll be watching and tossing back into you, charlie. charlie: thank you, adam. we could all learn man manners m anna gray. reporter: yes, we could. >> i promise you that we will not bend or break our values will remain strong and firm. we will face likely hurdles in our work over the next four years. we'll not be stopped or go back. charlie: projects bankman-fried hood director and founder joining us now. pastor brooks, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. charlie: explain to us and i read your piece on foxnews.com and it's the moralizing and he wants to take the moral high ground and only thing to do in the situation? >> absolutely. it's moral grand standing, charlie. i year

new york city around the same time the ball is set to drop in times square. several deaths reported following severe storms this weekend, including a powerful ef-3 tornado touching down south of houston. so, let's get right to meteorologist greg dutre from wls in chicago. hey, greg. >> reporter: mary, it is another about normally warm day here in new york city, and that can only mean one thing as our next storm makes its way in, rainfall. so, let's track that rain as the storm system makes its way out of the upper midwest. it will remain all rain through chicago, switching to snow south of interstate 80 and remaining some rainfall here south of interstate 90 as it makes its way into the northeast. and a soggy times square at dinner time. the rain could slow to a drizzle as the ball drops in new york. and don't count out the cold air behind this system. when the system makes its way finally all the way through, the winds turn to the north and east and that is snow. lake effect snow. tug hill plateau could get a foot of snow. a foot south of buffalo, too. and a reminder, it is indeed wintertime. wind chills sub-zero in the midwest and highs in the 30s in the northeast after

ratification of the bill of rights in 1791, there were pandemics in every city in our country, philadelphia, new york, north carolina, south the major cities, malaria epidemics that killed tens of thousands of people almost all the framers had family members were friends who died in those pandemics yet they did not put a pandemic exemption in the united states constitution. and the waiver of the seventh amendment for corporations that were involved in countermeasures, how reckless the corporation behaved, no matter how negligent it was, no matter how toxic or unnecessary the ingredients, no matter how shoddy the testing, no matter how grievous your injury you could not sue that company. they had a ticket to make anything they want without any accountability. the trump white house also enacted fourth amendment prohibitions against warrantless searches and seizures with this intrusive surveillance system that obliterated our rights to privacy. the only amendment that did not come under attack during the covid pandemic was the second amendment and many americans believed the reason for that is because we have a second amendme

new york city. a manhunt is under way. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai, live in seoul, i'm standing in front of the south korean parliament where protesters havefront of the front gates in front of the front gates in front of the national assembly. the polish —— the apollo opposition have formally introduced an impeachment proceeding accusing him of declaring martial law to stop criminal investigations into himself and his family. but the ruling people power party has decided to vote against the prospective impeachment. that means that unless some of the ruling party members break from their ranks, the motion will not pass. the opposition says they plan to have the vote at 7pm on saturday. despite not voting to oust him entirely, the party chief has

. >> americans want border security, clearly, whether you are in new york city, in manhattan like we are, whether you are on in souther security is a legitimate government objective, americans have a right to believe and expect most powerful nation on earth can secure its perimeter. i have said a million times and on this show that to secure our border, there is a lot we can do ourselves, a lot government of mexico can do to secure our southern border. this problem has to be addressed in central america, in venezuela, in honduras and elsewhere or they will keep coming and only so much they can do to put up defense to prevent this. we have seen numbers much lower, my guess, when president trump takes office, numbers will drop, experience shows during trump years as long as underlying circumstances continue to persist they keep coming, when he took office in 2017, they dropped and started to creep up, even during family separation period, you have to address the problem at the source. a lot of americans don't want to hear that, that is the answer, along withing working effectively with government of mexico. mexico can

crisis that continues to wreak havoc in our country, on tuesday south african national who illegally entered the u.s. was arrested in new york cityinvestigation revealed a positive match on the terrorist watch list. the man was initially detained in texas for criminal trespassing that was back in september. but of course he was released, courtesy of joe biden and kamala harris and their wide open border policy. and out there and rural colorado, police took 16 individuals into custody following reports of a home invasion at a local apartment complex. a spokesperson said all of those detained or venezuelan nationals in the u.s. without authorization and suspected of being members of the gang, tren de aragua. and that they will remain in custody pending removal proceedings or hearings before an immigration judge. here now with reaction, the senior fellow, victor davis hanson, along with nationally syndicated talk show host, my old friend, he is my body, joe. i've known him forever. he is phenomenal at his job, we love you. will start with you tonight. it's going to be a big job, we have known terrorist cartel members. we have gang m

south korea as it comes in . and police in new york. now believe the gunmen who killed the ceo of a major and us health ensure has left the city. they're also offering a $10000.00 reward for information leading to his arrest, public reaction to the killing as exposed a deep frustration within america of its health care system. to deny the pose and defend 3 words written on the bullets that killed bryan thompson. the ceo of one of the largest health insurance companies in the us. these words has been used by critics to describe how to health insurance industry avoids pain claims. many real quick to connect to ceo's murder with the accesses office industry, although the investigation is still ongoing. but beyond the internet, the murder has sparked a greater debate about the failures of the us health care system. the actual incident in new york, i served as a, as a trigger for a lot of people to express their frustrations and real grievances about how the system works, or really how it doesn't work. i think this is just an adverb, a more market on trying to people. so issues with their own hands for not only for health care, but

new york peer to the public cameras that the city-owned. i would bet they hit a facial hit their back because that is where the buses come over the south in the peer to that is how they caught the bus and backtracking from they are meant. it does feel like a matter of time. speech of the plates closer to an arrest as emerges in the nypd search who killed unitedhealthcare ceo, brian tho. the place they arrived in a city great help greyhound bus and using dna to build suspect profile and running through the suspects werner found. the fbi investigator, bill daley, thank you for being here. do you think they are getting close? >> they are getting close and layer by layer with more information to the public as i would suggest law enforcement police have quite a bit more than revealing at this point. >> sandra: okay, so, this is -- this is randy sutton earlier today on what he says he finds interesting, bill, law enforcement is handling the search for the suspect. listen. >> this is a very interesting case. the fact they are giving out so much information i also find interesting. the fact they are letting everyone know about this individual's movem

arctic air on thursday and friday and we could see snow in the new york city area on thursday and friday. cold air is in place as far south as florida, where we have freeze advisories in place as next plunge of arctic air moves in thursday and friday. it is beginning to feel a lot like christmas. over to you, todd. >> todd: that is last thing i need thursday going into friday, fox pa patriot awards. new house report revooeling covid-19 likely electioned from wuhan and not based on scie nce. remember this controversial jaguar ad? we finally see the car, the car has been revealed, you don't want to miss what it looks like. >> todd: covid-19 likely came from a lab in wuhan china, sub-committees virus had char characteristic that could not be found in nature. social distancing and wearing masks were not backed by data. bring in john elliot, former trump national security aide and author of "biden/harris betrayal," your reaction to the house's findings. >> this is something we've known, they have been looking for two years. we knew when rand paul took it to dr. anthony fauci and dr. anthony fauci would not answer questions abo

upbeat latin-tinged music] congressman torres has been fighting for the south bronx since he was 25 years old, first as a new york cityn to allocate $25,000 to establish a food pantry for employees who have felt the immediate impact of the government shutdown. - and then in the house of representatives winning new york's 15th congressional district at 32, becoming the first openly gay afro-latino representative in congress. - ritchie. - oh, john, how are you? - how's it going? how are you? - it's good to see you. i'm a huge fan. - i'm a big fan as well. - it's an honor to have you. - thank you for having me. so exciting being here in the house. - there's never a dull moment in d.c. - oh, i bet. you must be exhausted. - look, if someone had said to me a few years ago that i would become a member of congress during a global pandemic and witness an insurrection against the u.s. capitol and then vote to impeach an outgoing president, and all of that would happen within the first two weeks? - that's crazy. - like, i can write a memoir. - wow. - people like me don't normally make it to congress. i'm just enormously grateful

>> the alexander brothers are known for selling penthouses in new york city as well as mansions here in southere arrested this week in miami beach for violently sexually assaulting dozens of women for over a decade. now federal prosecutors in manhattan charged agents orrin and tao alexander and their brother. the f.b.i. director in new york said the alexander brothers all edgedly conspired using wealth and status to prey on innocent women coerceing them to engage in sexual acts. court documents say they dragged their victims before assaulting them. preventing them from fighting back or escaping. in addition to the federal indictment florida charged two of them with second degree felony of sexual battery with multiple perpetrators. >> the victim indicated she felt so stressed because she could not move and she could not speak and she did not have the strength to push him off of her. >> absolutely horrific details coming from that press conference as well as the indictment. two of the three brothers will be in state court today here in miami. we'll be watching that hearing closely. >> bill: tha

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thing about new york city is there are so many cameras and what your previous reporter was saying, that it's amazing how he disappeared after he arrived at 86th street, moving north or south eventually there will be cameras that will see him there is an immense amount of surveillance within new york city moving out of when he leaves new york city. >> that's where it becomes a much bigger puzzle piece in trying to put together his movements. but that one day where he checked out i'm curious to see what it is. it was part of his movement, the fact that he was there ten days in advance before the shooting shows. again, a little bit of advance work, but yet did he, you know, staying at a at a hostel you have a lot of eyes upon you and then he removed his mask, and that is one of his biggest mistakes in the back alley, where law enforcement found the water bottle that my colleague was just referencing. >> they also found a burner phone that law enforcement is currently trying to unlock. what do you think the odds are that they'll actually be able to unlock it which has bedeviled the fbi in many cases before yeah absolutely. >> a lot refer back to the san bernardino and califor

for anyone who want to do it but i was in my home town of manhattan which is slice of new york city and from the south street sea port their equivalent of embarcadero to hudson yard which is a newly developed property, it is the best wayfair signage i have seen in my life globally. it is digitized, it has one side and [indiscernible] pay to charge your cell phone feature. the other side is interactive map, with [indiscernible] talk to sf mta and the people i talk to were telling me they can change the sides, like things move around on the waterfront or new attractions come in. if we make the investment and love to look to technology instead of just a normal placard we have always done and maybe we can look to friends we know or colleagues we know in manhattan or in new york to see how they have done it. it was great wayfair signage all over the city, betut but the way it was at hudson yard and south sea port it was spectacular so i love to see in 2025. rather have us do it spectacular and well and right and invest from a technology perspective to make it really work. i hope you can look there and bost

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