syracuse is an example.or decades, it was a manufacturing boom town full of good paying jobs and a solid it'll class. i know -- a solid middle class. i know. i lived here, went to law school here, married a wonderful woman and came to syracuse law school. over the years, trickle-down economics swept it all away. under my predecessor, manufacturers left. places like bcs automotive in auburn shut down. 22,000 local jobs in syracuse disappeared. that is a story seen in community after community nationwide. hollowed out, robbed of hope. but not on my watch, thanks to the investments we are making in america and the partnership we have formed. american manufacturing is back. factories are going up all across the country. communities like syracuse are writing the great american comeback story. creating new jobs, new businesses, new hope. today, folks -- when folks see shovels in the ground for these projects, people going back to work, i hope they feel the pride i feel, pride in their hometown that is making a com

good morning to you, you own a restaurant called pita dream, in syracuse. are concerned about the president's visit, tell us why. >> the president's visit was announced suddenly. we were informed yesterday the streets in front of our business would be closed during peek babying /* /* peak breakfast and lunch hours. we need uber eats and doordash to come in and park and get the food, that is major source of sales, this will be a financial hit. >> carley: you are not just concerned about your business, you are concerned about your employees, as well. >> that is right, we had to inform employees to stand by and we employ local high school students hoping to earn extra money during spring break. that should and will take off today. you can imagine as challenging to keep a small business running these days. this disruption will add to challenges. >> carley: chips and science act he says is benefiting people in your community, anything else you hope the president addresses? >> absolutely, i am glad you brought this up, there is larger issue troubling us for month

tonight, in syracuse, new york, a police officer and deputy killed. the suspect refusing to pull over during an attempted traffic stop. authorities then tracking a suspect to the home. >>> the armorer in the "rust" movie shooting. her job was to make sure the weapons used on set were secure. tonight, she's been sentenced. what the judge said. >>> tonight, the grim discovery in the search for two missing moms. they were going to pick up one of the mother's children from a birthday party. what's now been discovered. >>> the images in the u.s. causing outrage tonight. the two vandals seen destroying an ancient rock formation. tens of millions of years in the making. >>> and boston strong tonight. the remarkable images coming in from the boston marathon. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "abc world news tonight" with david muir, reporting tonight from tel aviv, israel. >> david: good evening tonight from tel aviv. we are here tonight as the world now waits for israel's response, after the first ever direct attack by iran on israel. more than 300 missil

syracuse, one of the biggest college towns in america.en going to go on to new york city for some campaign events and interviews. but we expect him to fully bypass if any and all talk about this campus craziness over the last couple days. maria? martha: well, peter -- maria: peter, you've got president biden doing all the campaigning in the swing states and the split screen of president trump in a new york courtroom. trump used the opportunity this morning before he has to be there at 9:00 to actually turn the street into a little campaign rally, and he got a lot of applause prosecute people there. they were chanting four more years and we want trump. >> reporter: yes. and and we've never seen anybody have to campaign, basically, from a courtroom. we've also never seen anybody at this point many a campaign cycle having an event at 6:20 in the morning on a weekday at all. [laughter] but he's got to go find crowds where he can, and who else is up at 6:20? if they did a savvy thing the by finding a big group of people that could meet with hi

police officer and sheriffs deputy shot and killed in syracuse. what we know so far. >> bill: iran's unprecedented assault putting israel's iron dome to the test. we'll show you how it managed to deflect so many of these iranian proper aisles. almost all of them. >> dana: general jack keane is coming up next. >> for those nations who would make themselves our adversary, we dare not tempt them with weakness. complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be. like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm, i... added the garnish. stay twice and get a free night when you book direct. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire proces

now in syracuse is automatically being flashed all the way to saint louis. message center for the delivery office, guided only by the two key signals punched to new york swiftly, accurately, practically nonstop, along with thousands of other telegrams coursing through these wires, flashing through and round the clock succession. and now, over the high speed transmitter, the message appears before the operator in saint louis on both credit and perforated tape. as it arrives. she knows the destination and quick, with a push of a button, the words are on their way to cumberland. here they are arriving in printed form, ready to be gummed down on the familiar yellow black, happy group of words, announcing a double blessing to waiting grandparents as, say 26 pounds. alice doing fine. think i'll recover it. love, fred it seems to take longer to tell what it takes to do this passage of a message by western union. and at the very same time we follow this message, the order for the tunnel train has reached its final destination. preston, california. thousands of miles

i was finishing law school at syracuse university and we heard dr. king had been assassinated.he pain and outrage sparked riots and despair all across the country, including in my home state of delaware. then we heard a voice i had listened to many times, your dad, bobby kennedy, standing in the back of a truck in indianapolis, asking for peace and quoting one of his favorite greek poets. he said, even in our sleep, our pain, falls drop by drop upon the heart until our own despair against our will comes wisdom with the grace of god. i had a hard time to believe that as we tried to work up from despair. even harder to believe, two months later on june 5. i learned that an incredible man that night had been assassinated. a gigantic tragedy for the country. two heroes i had growing up were gone within a month of each other. we faced a real inflection point as a nation. when i returned home to my city of wilmington, one of the only city since reconstruction to be occupied by the military, the national guard with drawn bayonets on every street corner for nine straight months followi

i remember april 4, 1968, i was finishing law school at syracuse university when we heard doctor king had been assassinated, the pain and outrage sparked riots and despair across the country including in my home state of delaware. then we heard a familiar voice i listened to many times, your dad, bobby kennedy, standing in back of a truck in indianapolis asking for peace quote in one of his great poets, quote, even in our sleep, our pain which cannot forget, falls drop by drop upon the heart until in our own despair, against our will comes wisdom from the grace of god. i had a hard time believing that day there was anyone trying to work up from despair, where we would go. even harder to believe two months later on june 5th. i learned an incredible man later that night had been assassinated. another tragedy to your family and a gigantic tragedy for the country. only two political heroes i had growing up were gone within a month of each other. we faced a real inflection deck as a nation. when i returned home to my city of wilmington, one of the city's only cities since reconstruction oc

a syracuse police officer and a county sheriff's deputy were killed, as well as one suspect. no word yet on any arrests. >> arizonans on both sides of the abortion issue rallied days after the state supreme court reinstated a 160 year old law, effectively banning the procedure. dozens of people gathered sunday in scottsdale, one of many rallies since tuesday's ruling. the decision remains on hold for at least one more week to allow a lower court to consider more challenges. >> several regions are under the threat of severe storms today. parts of virginia and north carolina could see damaging wind and an isolated tornado later in the day, and a storm system moving into the plains threatens a wide area from texas all the way to the dakotas. those threats shift further east through the day tomorrow and today is april 15th, also known as tax day. >> yes, the day when millions will file their federal income tax returns. several national chains are offering you some deals. so if you want to sweeten yourself up after filing, you can get a dozen donuts at krispy kreme and then get a

president biden will be in syracuse, new york today we will have more this later in the hour look at micron shares down over .13%. >>> turning back to the trading day ahead and the check of the futures after a mixed session for stocks dow snapped the four-session win streak and you can see all three are in the red this morning nasdaq is down 1%. the s&p down .50%. you see the dow looking like it would open over 100 points lower. of course, the big story is big tech meta platforms sinking ahead of the market open. you see shares down 13%. much more on that in a moment. dragging the dow lower is ibm. set for the worst day in two years. announcing a $6.4 billion deal with hashicorp >>> look at the mega cap tech opening. alphabet is down 3% followed by amazon down 2.5% we are talking more about meta and the rest magnificent seven in a second. >>> the ten-year treasury yield is ahead of the first read on the first quarter gdp. look at the benchmark at 4.64. you see the two-year yield pull back right now at 4.92% we are looking at energy and oil on pace for the first down week in the last

authorities say syracuse police officers were conducting a traffic stop in connection with a report oftolen vehicle last night when the driver sped away. they traced the vehicle to a house where a syracuse officer and an onondaga sheriff's deputy were shot. the suspect was also killed. >>> arrests in the disappearance of two kansas women, and new details in the sydney mall attack. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the bbc reports the man who went on a stabbing rampage at a shoal -- at a shopping mall in sydney targeted women, according to police. five women and a male security guard were killed saturday. 12 others were hurt including a 9-month-old girl whose mother died. police say the 40-year-old assailant had a history of mental illness, and they're not treating it as a terror attack. he was shot and killed by police. >>> the "chicago tribune" says a 9-year-old girl was killed and ten others injured in a mass shooting in the city. the girl's father says his family was outside during a confirmation party saturday when shots rang out. his daughter was killed.

yesterday was definitely a historic day 18 months ago, we were in syracuse announcing our vision foranufacturing semiconductor memory here in the u.s., and yesterday, the president was back there with us, and we -- that vision is coming to reality. with this $6.1 billion of grants, we will be building fabs in boise, idaho, as well as syracuse, new york, with $50 billion of investment through 2030 time frame. so, this is an exciting time, bringing leading edge memory semiconductor manufacturing to the united states. >> are you talking about doing high bandwidth memory, you know, when we go back and forth? this is the most cutting edge datacenter chip. are you doing high-bandwidth memory in syracuse and idaho >> once those fabs get built, they will be absolutely in production with leading edge memory high-bandwidth memory absolutely uses leading edge memory, so yes, the way forward for the future will certainly be produced there >> before i turn it over to my colleagues, i looked up clay, which is a suburb of syracuse. sanjay, you need tens of thousands of people. where are you going t

of two syracuse police officers killed in the line of duty last week.also acknowledged their deaths in his opening remarks. the police union urged the white house to reschedule biden's visit so the city could mourn their loss. but the police department itself did not request a delay, gillian. >> gillian: jacqui, the administration is renewing call for hamas to release hostages in gaza now after hamas proposed laying down arms in exchange for territory. what can you tell us about that? >> jacqui: the white house flatly rejected that plan, gillian, saying there is not going to be a palestinian state with hamas in control. the terror organization proposed laying down their arms for five years and converting into a political party in exchange for a palestinian state drawn along pre1967 borders. the u.s. and 17 other countries also re-upped their calls for hamas to release hostages. all the hostages, including their own citizens now 200 days into captivity. talks for hostage release appear to be at a stalemate, gillian. >> gillian: jacqui heinrich at the whi

>> my name's rachael, and i'm from syracuse, new york. >> jimmy: syracuse, yeah!plause ] i love syracuse. >> same. >> jimmy: what -- what talent will you be sharing with us tonight? >> i can do animal impressions. >> jimmy: ooh, this is exciting. i love animals. okay, i love impressions. all right, let's see what you got. are you ready? >> i'm ready, yeah. >> jimmy: all right. do -- i'll set you up? >> sure, sure. >> jimmy: okay, how about this? okay, do a low-pitched dog. >> all right, all right. [ barking ] [ laughter and applause ] you look a little scared. >> jimmy: wow, that's amazing. >> thank you. >> jimmy: coming from you, that's really -- can you do a high-pitched dog? >> yeah, i can -- i can go for it. [ barking ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can you do -- can you do a horse? >> i can -- i can work with that. >> jimmy: okay. [ whinnying ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: how 'bout a seagull? >> all right, that i can -- i gotta like, get in my -- >> jimmy: okay, get in the seagull, yeah. >> i gotta imagine the beach. >> jimmy: okay, sure, sure, get in the zone

syracuse, where is he going to speak one of the big college towns in america and later on we do expect him to wind up in new york city but we expect him to fully bypass any talk about any of this campus craziness that we have been seeing over the last couple of weeks. back to you. >> brian: of course, he famously went to syracuse full ride an finished at the top of his class. oops, correction, didn't get any scholarship, didn't finish at the top of the list. >> peter: when i go inside i will ask to see the dean's list. >> brian: appreciate it. >> ainsley: ask you to pause. >> brian: let's pause for a second, triangle, triangle, triangle. >> ainsley: exclamation point. exclamation point. lawrence is in pennsylvania. >> let's talk with some folks. 71 members of americans living paycheck to paycheck. how do you feel about this economy under joe biden. >> i believe it's the worse it's ever been. we need to get somebody like trump back in offers. he really cares about the middle class people. biden doesn't seem to care. >> lawrence: thank you, sir. what about you, sir, how do you feel about

we want these chips, made in syracuse, not in shanghai. i'm proud that this $6 billion investment delivering on my promise to micron and makes the promise of the chips and science act a reality. it's not just a once-in-a-generation investment. it's a once-in-a-lifetime investment. it was a long, hard-fought battle to get chips and science done. it took four years. we had to persuade the house of representatives how important it was. but this announcement proves that the hard work and persistence is paying off. we still have a long way to go, but we're one step closer to securing america's future as a leader in the global semiconductor industry. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i'd like to begin by addressing the urgent national security s

his trip comes week after two police officers were killed in the line of duty in syracuse. with planning of the trip and words of president of the ben evolent s association. police officer being buried and then the manpower it would take and everything our members have been through in the past week, concerns were expressed to the biden administration and they are moving forward with this. >> we had the chicago police officer just killed, when will this president put politics aside, i need to be there for law enforcement. put it aside and after you pay respect and show care, then move forward. you would think this president would say enough is enough, you are going to jail for life for killing a police officer or we will have death sentence, he will not say that. >> carley: the president did not want to go to east palestine, and now the police department saying we can't handle this right now. this trip is scheduled. what are you doing later today? >> we have -- hosting charity event, chaz and my friend joe pisca pescapo. >> carley: charity cigar -- you have tickets being tol

esperando un 90% de cobertura, mientras que en otras Áreas del estado de nueva york, en ciudades como syracusee todo, en el Área de las cataratas del niÁgara, estamos hablando de que la gobernadora de new york dijo que esperan casi 1 millÓn de personas ahÍ en ese lugar, por lo que tambiÉn ha pedido que las personas empacan paciencia, asÍ como tambiÉn bocadillo y agua, que tengan el tanque de gasolina llena, porque se esperan retrasos, tambiÉn le han pedido a las personas que esperan con anticipaciÓn, y se pueden se vayan un poco mÁs tarde, todo eso mientras tambiÉn hay algunas escuelas cerradas, mientras que otras simplemente cerrarÁn sus puertas mÁs temprano, precisamente para permitir a los estudiantes que vean este fenÓmeno. regreso con ustedes. carolina: en este dÍa de eclipse son muchas personas a los que creen en la relaciÓn que tiene con la numerologÍa, nos metamos con la numerologa, lourdes lugiel. hoy 8 de abril de 2024, quÉ significado tiene que el dÍa de hoy veamos un eclipse? >> todos los dÍas tienen su vibraciÓn, hoy, cuando tomase la —— cuando sumas la fecha completa te va a dar

. >> harris: president biden is still planning to visit syracuse, new york. i want to get your response to that. the president will brag about his policy victories, as he calls them, while the community there is breathing. breathing. a police officer and a sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty last week, and their funerals were just held this week. syracuse police chief says that apartment did not request the president delay his trip but did express concerns about the department's capacity to cover a presidential visit. that concern apparently when ignored, and the police union chief has a message. here it is. "this has probably been the worst week of our lives. for each and every one of us. we are just starting to grieve. can you give us a minute to catch our breath? weighing in on "the focus" yesterday. >> so many officers mourning the loss of their brothers and sisters in blue, and you see the president who simply does not have their back. >> harris: i want to get your response, congresswoman. >> look, we are all morning in upstate new york. i'm abou

he was a senator from new york and came up to syracuse university and spoke and i waited in line but i didn't get a chance to meet him. but he inspired me with his passion and courage inspired my generation. like millions of americans, i remember that night april 4, 1968 i was finishing law school at sir cute university and heard that dr. king was assassinated. the pain and the outrage sparked riots and despair across the country, including my home state of delaware and then we heard a familiar voice i listened do many times, your dad, bobby kennedy standing in the back of a truck in indianapolis, asking for peace and quoting one of his favorite greek poets and said quote, even in our sleep, our pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart until our own despair against our will comes wisdom with the grace of god. i had a hard time to believe that day there was any wisdom. trying to work out from despair where we go. harder to believe. -- learned later that night had been assassinated. another tragedy in your family and gigantic tragedy for the country. only two politica

we'll hear from an expert about hat the he spoke earlier today in syracuse, new york, to promote that. the act is given $6.1 billion in federal grants to micron technologies, which manufactures semiconductor chips. micron says it's planning on investing around $100 billion to build a manufacturing campus in syracuse and a headquarters in idaho. >> in all, it's going to create over 70,000 jobs across both states, at least 9000 of which are construction jobs. 11,000 manufacturing jobs. tens of thousands more up and down the supply chain. and it includes 9000 permanent micron manufacturing jobs. right here in clay, not here, but near in clay, just just a little bit from here. >> the white house says today's announcement is part of the president's commitment to revitalize communities that have long been overlooked by federal investment. but stocks were lower today on wall street. shares of meta, the parent company of facebook, were down more than 10% over concerns about whether its big investments in artificial intelligence will pay off. the dow was down 375 points, a drop of 1. the nasda

president joe biden in syracuse, new york, in the last hour to announce more than $13 billion in chips for chip maker or micron technology. the micron is building factuallies in upstate new york in idaho. fox business' lydia hu has been following the president's movements and joins us live with the decan tails on the push to bring semiconductor production back onto u.s. shores. what have you got, lydia? if. >> reporter: hi there, kelly. president biden wrapped up his remarks just about 30 minutes ago. and he really celebrated that $6.is billion worth of taxpayer money that's going to be funneled into micron technologies. that money is going to be used to build two microchip fabrication plants, one just outside of sir e cause and the other in boise, idaho. today biden was joined by the likes of senator chuck seemer and new york -- chuck schumer and new york governor kathy hoping concern hochul. they say it'll eventually produce advanced computer chips that will be used in everything from tvs to cars and in artificial intention. now, biden says this delivers on the promise to bring manuf

texas a las 12 y 9, hora central cruza ciudades como san antonio dallas, little rock, cleveland y syracuseel eclipse ya en el noreste del pais a las 4 y 33 horas del este espero que puedan disfrutar de este majestuoso evento astronomico. >> paso con mas. >> el eclipse solar total sera una ventana de investigacion sin precedentes para los cientificos. >> la nasa utilizara los aviones wb-57 para estudiar el fenomeno. >> estas aeronaves tienen la capacidad de volar por encima de las nubes, lo que permitira capturar imagenes mas claras y acceder a longitudes de onda que generalmente no llegan a la superficie terrestre. >> los jw57 tendran la mejor vista del eclipse a mas de 15.200 metros de altura. >> para estudiar la atmosfera exterior del sol conocida com la corona y medir la capa superior de la atmosfera, ionosfera. >> la preparacion para este vuelo comenzara aproximadamente dos horas antes del eclipse. >> y para que mas gente pueda disfrutar de este evento hubo cambios en la agenda de las grandes ligas de beisbol para el lunes. >> los yankees de nueva york postregaran por cuatro horas el j

including his son, the great bubba smith, to steer clear of southern football powerhouses as the syracuse eight players won concessions for their program after their boycott and more recently, a missouri players boycott forced the university's president to resign. that's to name just a few proof. blackistone says that black athletes have the power to tackle the assault on dei. when those athletes understand their role on campus, their role in terms of generating tens of millions of dollars in revenue, and i think that they they are in a great place to wield power. i mean, is it fair for them to have to carry that burden? it may be a burden, but when they can wield their power and understand their agency, it's it's quite a thing to witness. given his experience with the black 14, mcgee's advice to young athletes is more nuanced. you got to do what works for you first. if you can make a difference, you do that. but number two, let's be realistic. do not do something, whereas you do not go to school because you're giving up that education option. you have to really look between the two thing

it'll discontinue flights to houston, syracuse, bellingham, washington and cozumel, the company also said in its meeting with reporters and analysts it's reconsidering its cattle call boarding system. maybe, maybe assigning seats. and it said that before. and marcus and chris, i just heard about a problem in space that i had not thought about before. when astronomers find something new like a crater, they get to name it. but the rules set down by the international astronomical union say they have to name it. generally after a famous scientist or artist, and that person has to be dead a certain number of years. now, when you think of dead scientists from years back tends to be a man, which is 95% of the features on the moon are named after men. here's a young astronomer trying to change that . i mean, because, men kind of came there as a first come, first serves, it does mean that we have this de facto male occupation of space. but space science is evolving at such an incredible rate that new discoveries are constantly being made. that's astronomer annie lennox, who's leading the char

those airports include houston's george bush intercontinental airport, syracuse, hancock internationalirport in new york state, bellingham international airport north of seattle, and cozumel international in mexico. southwest's ceo says other changes are being considered as well, including ending the airline's open seating policy as it seeks to improve its performance. >> wow, a heads up for drivers in both the east and north bay this weekend. a stretch of southbound interstate 680 through pleasanton islosing for repaving projects starting tomorr nig. the work is taking place between the 680 and 580 connectors to koopmann road. caltrans expects to have the road reopened by monday morning in the north bay. a caltrans repaving project will shut down a 21 mile stretch of westbound highway 37 for a second straight weekend. it begins tomorrow night at nine and runs through monday morning. the eastbound lanes will be closed for the first two weekends of may. >> one of wal-mart stores. one of the wal-mart stores in fremont is going to close, and more than 150 employees are going to have to lo

boys to syracuse. that's how what endit?ng >> see the eclipse? they went to syracuse. yeah.how bad it was.went t and i was so annoyed by the whole thing in the world'sd he t ending and it's not even that big a deal and like i was in the green was on the show last and i was talking to tyrus backstage and he like stood upcl in front of this lamp and i was like, that's kind of it. >> i only had a good view close of something. >> yeah. yeah. what, what about people in buffalo? cloudy day. yeah. buffalo is like slogan should be so close. bara why, what's the have you everhe been on the view? >> i have many. i think when i was was born so i res still on it back then. yeah she was on it even aftern she died. ha ha ha ha ha. >> oh i remember i, i was,ke i remember was on the view and i just, i was, i don't know what horror man. horror i was playing at the time at a movie promoting. >> i remember i took off for a shoot just as hada, as a jok, you know, to kind of do something and her foot, i just like, oh, was a mistake.t ohknow w, my first it was kind of every toe had its own, you k

they reported as the number over there on, on syracuse in the us with the complaint is reading woodbine and pulling in their dislike on the reading called foot in the boston. washington refuses to acknowledge any responsibility. we do not yet have confirmation of the status of the building that was struck in damascus basically. but thank you. if it was your invitation consulate in the region, and thanks would you react to the same weight as your rules are based on an old list. the evidence came on right for a to this fall.

he was born in syracuse, new yo but moved to the south bay when he was 16. he joined e santa clara aqua maids, serving as the club's head coach. he's been a long-time advocate for men to compete in artistic swim. due to a recent rule change, they'll do that in paris for the first timen the team event. i >>> welcome back. well, tesla is asking its investors to approve a pay package worth tens of billions of dollars for ceo elon musk. >> it comes just days after tesla laid off 10% of its workforce. scott mcgrew says the timing is terrible. >> the timing, the optics on this is brutal, because most people aren't aware, this is money in the form of tesla stock that musk was promised back a few years ago. long before the most recent layoffs. it was taken away from him after investors sued the company saying the deal was not negotiating properly, and the delaware court agreed, ruling the arrangement was excessive and deeply flawed. the court found that tesla board worked side by side with musk on the details of that bonus, almost advising him instead of negotiating

have been killed in a shoot else with the suspected car thief thought happened near the city of syracuse in new york states. as the sheriff's deputy and another officer investigated reports of robbery, of widespread slides in the home on of killed 12 people. and the searches underway for 5 others who are missing. dozens needing, rescuing by emergency services and thousands have been evacuated as a precaution. and parts of northern kazakhstan are also flooded. more than a 100000 people had been evacuated from their homes, major rivers in kazakhstan, and over the border and russia and bruce their banks last week. the river is overflowed because of heavy rains and higher spring temperatures melted. winter snow the dilute submerged towns along the border. but the crisis appears to be easy . a landslide in indonesia has killed at least 19 people. 2 villages in the mountains of south so low as the province were struck on saturday nights. rescued team search for missing people feared buried under the debris. the local disaster agency blames soil erosion caused by heavy rain full for triggering

our syracuse station checked in with a local zoo on what to expect. >> reporter: whether it flies, hasanimals at the zoo will be just as important to watch the day of the eclipse as the sky above. >> the eclipse is a really interesting time for us. because we know a lot of animals, most animals react to daylight and nighttime. the flamingos tend to get a little more active right before dark. the mallards come from the rlak or river, they usually leave at dusk. it will be really exciting to walk around and see and see if you notice any differences in the animals. >> reporter: differences like a little song or two. so we have two special animals here that may have an interesting reaction during the day of the eclipse. can you tell me about them? >> sure. this is fatima, she's taking a little bit of a nap right now. her mate, abe, is sitting in the corner. on the day of the e-chris, hopefully they'll do what they do in the wilding which is a duet call, an amazing long song they do together. and i think that's probably going to happen the day of the eclipse. one other species i would focus

she went to syracuse, had an incredible year at syracuse, transitioned to south carolina, transfers thereyer of the year in the s.e.c., dominates this season when this was finally her time. >> whit: and in the tournament especially. lights out. >> in the tournament, incredible showing. we're talking 17 rebounds, 15 points, blocking shots. just coming into her own, but when you talk about someone leaving their family, and she's a family person. she's known as a mama's girl. she loves her family. she's very close to them, left them as a child, to come over here and play the game of basketball, to want to make it to the wnba, and that's exactly what she did. now she has the chance to be a lottery pick in the wnba. it's a really special moment for her, for her family, for south carolina fans, and for just basketball fans. >> janai: incredible personal stories. the story of the draft, who goes two, three, four? i love that we're talking about women's sports so much, and you're so good at it. thank you. >> gio: and moms, strong moms. >> mom strength. >> janai: mom strength. stick around. moms.

esto incluye cozumel en méxico y houston en texas, bellingham en washington y syracuse en nueva york.a de telemundo 48 y nos conectamos. aquí lo tiene carlos yustis quien se encuentra ya en san josé. y qué tal está todo por allá? carlos cómo están compañeras? y segundo día de actividad de nuestra copita telemundo 48 acá en la preparatoria james ayer y hoy son las rondas primeras, son la etapa de grupos donde todos los equipos juegan básicamente con los equipos que tienen asignado en el grupo y de ahí pasarán a las finales, que son este fin de semana y a los que los invitamos para que nos acompañen. en este momento está jugando los secundarias o middle school como le dicen en inglés es la. es la secundaria sheppard y la secundaria. adelante 2. el marcador está 1 a 1 hasta el momento un gran a gran definición del equipo rojo para empezar el partido y después un tiro libre que iba a pegar en el poste de adentro para que las cosas se pongan 1 a 1. obviamente, lo más importante es que los muchachos se diviertan, puedan tener este sentido de competencia y que mejor manera de hacerlo que nos

officials say a syracuse police officer and a sheriff's deputy were investigating a suspicious vehicle in the suburb of liverpool when the shooter opened fire from a house, killing them both. the suspect also died. >> we turn now to israel, considering whether to retaliate against iran for this weekend's historic attack. the white house urging restraint. here's abc's alison kosik. >> this morning, new details about iran's unprecedented attack on israel, launching more than 100 ballistic missiles and swarms of drones. a larger attack than expected in retaliation for an airstrike that killed two iranian generals in syria this month, a senior u.s. official so surprised that the number of missiles in this weekend's attack that his hand was trembling as he took notes. >> three over here, you can see that rocket flying up in the sky just over jerusalem. here. now it's just raining rockets with those sirens blaring out. you can hear the interceptions every few seconds here overnight. >> abc news confirmed at least half of those iranian missiles either failed to launch, failed in flight, or cr

. >> reporter: in syracuse, new york, today, president biden optimistic about the economy. >> americaufacturing is back. it's a comeback story creating new jobs, new businesses, new hope. >> reporter: but with most americans disapproving of his handling of the economy, the president has some convincing to do before the election this fall. still, as summer comes, despite higher costs, americans are willing to spend to get away. at dollywood theme parks in tennessee, they're on pace to surpass last year's record attendance. american families booking further in advance and coming from farther away. these latest figures complicate the fed's decision about when it could finally cut interest rates, reinforcing concerns that borrowing costs for consumers and businesses could stay higher for longer. lester? >> all right, peter alexander at the white house, thank you. >>> up next, the alarming warning about the dangers of a.i. why a high school official is accused of using a.i. to put fake words in the mouth of a principal, next. a principal, next. but instead remade over and over... into the

would end direct selection of the presidents and had responsibility of that to parliament. critic syracuse president followed the same day of trying to extend this 2 decades in power. that's it. so may weather is up next then inside story will examine the runs right to retire for games. it's around the same with the the spinning flash flooding in turkey a couple of days ago. but that's gone now into full costs to see shows on the east, which extends down into a syria nevin and towards northern jordan. maybe the dead sea just about the they're not particularly significant just to change in the tax if you like. the real heavy stuff is to the east and it's in the wrong moving into us kind of style and northern practice down significant summary, rain and snow calendar which goes off into a month, which could wells cool, some flooding on saturday night in the miscast and still potential on sunday, if it's a site that looks pretty benign elsewhere, but even here in eastern sides you'll see a development takes place big some of the storms around and slow moving potential flash flooding with enoug

eclipse total en estados unidos inicia nego pass en texas a las 12 y 9 horas little rock, cleveland y syracuseros queremos invitarlo al pr este. >> espero que puedan disfrutar de este majestuoso evento as astronomico. >> paso con mas pues para disfrutarlo nosotros queremos invitarlo al programa especial de noticias teremundo, en vivo con corresponsales en las principales ciudades del pais en donde se vera este eclipse. >> tambien desde mexico queremos llevarles las imagenes, el sentimiento alrededor de este eclipse de sol que sera hi historico. >> a las 2 de la tarde en el este, 11 de la manana en el pacifico de estados unidos, ahi lo va a ver en persona, asegurese de usar unos lentes como estos para hacerlo de forma segura. >> y asi vamos, un dia a la vez. >> tenga muy buenas noches. >> los famosos! hoy en la casa de los famosos una nominacion estremecedora, esem

genocidejoe upon his arrival at an official campaign eventin arrival at an official campaign event in syracuse us government for supplying weapons that israel has used in its bombardment of gaza. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at a big story making use of the uk. scotland's first minister humza yousaf faces the threat of being ousted after his party's former coalition partner said they will vote against him when he faces a no—confidence vote in parliament. the greens said on thursday they'lljoin some other parties to vote against the scottish national party leader. yousaf had ended a power—sharing agreement between the snp and the greens just hours earlier. the coalition ran into trouble over a failure to meet a key climate change target and a dispute over transgender healthcare. it is now myjudgement that the balance has shifted. the bute house agreement was intended to provide stability to the scottish government, and it is made possible a number of achievements, but it has served its purpose. the first minister has decided, i'm sorry to say, to capitulate t

a disgusting little baby elephant rolling around in a zoo in syracuse.t happened. the baby elephant's twin wanted nothing to do with the mischief and walked right away when the sibling got to rolling. little baby elephants are so adorable, i wonder how they managed the quick. what do you think? >> your burka joke, that was very good. i've met a lot of people at the table who didn't get it. i'm looking at it, judge. the solar eclipse is on monday. but before we do it, you need to get these glasses. we just put america on front of the word and then it became a fox thing. special coverage on fox weathe

officers have been killed in a few times where they suspected policies though it happened the city of syracuse and new york state as the service deputy. and another officer investigated reports with robbery. at least one person is in custody. questioning, until the 1st time in history by a keys and up on the gym. and ben does the good title, and it doesn't stop the for the side, devon beat, the season say fall means that they're on track for historic trouble tom size. but until. 2 the, it's a moment the city of labor costs and the voice of a 120 useful. when for inputs school, his slides, fiscal in the final minutes, the funds couldn't help themselves. they'd already flooded the pitch by the time the referee blew the whistle. but that was the name and chevy, alonzo side became champions of germany with 5 games to spare. it's unbelievable to win for the 1st time, lose the 1st time a suspicion on for us to, to being able to be part of it. and to that you see that excitement before the game and do the game for, for the funds. how much it means alonzo is rise with the club has been staggering. he

for the buildings to collapse, to thousands of kinds of these are being reported has been done on syracuse, the us of complacency is ready. we'll apply reply and douglas like on the remaining close, the mazda has also been refuses to acknowledge any responsibility on the market. we do not yet have confirmation of the status of the building that was struck in damascus based as well. thank you. if it was your embassy and consulate in the region and things, would you react in the same way? casual rules are based on an old list evidence here, right? so what should queue this from? so 1st, let's see in the 1994. 0, one, the genocide as it relates to the archive is on the rim. the, let's just go on 11 am here is the russian capital. welcome with you. catching the news from today. this is all i saw was it so i want at least 7 people have been reported to and more than 700 injured as a strong us of place in a quarter century hit the island eastern coast. so the magnitude $7.00 quake unrelated from is cools massive, land size of buildings have collapsed. the off the shelves are expensive to continu

if you with the school, for starters relations between syracuse in the rock, i've been in a disagreement from time to time. but the one thing that has remained a concert, it has been the economic trade relationship between the 2 countries. but if the recent developments within the region suggest anything, it's that israel is ensuring that it's regional countries such as circus such as iraq come closer together, particularly highlighting some mutual values and goals. but with the president's visit to a rock, it does mark a historical and significant milestone within the relationship between the 2 countries. the church president was quoted as saying that this visit and the agreements that were signed as a result of this visit will constitute a point of attorney point in the relations. we understand that there's a lot that the 2 countries can gain economically under. it has been quite vocal about its position regarding the rock development road project with which essentially benefits both countries onto right would be interested in having access to the persian gulf. whereas the rock would b