, county -- in williamsburg county where i now represent here in this body. on that day, martin luther king jr. was coming to williamsburg county to extol all of us of the necessity of voting. i'll never forget his theme that day. march to the ballot box. it was just a few months after the 1965 voting rights act had been passed into law. and that law had been renewed time and time again throughout the years. but several years ago the supreme court took a look at the lay and decided that the formula that had been used in section 4 should be updated. this bill, thanks to the work of terri sewell of alabama, marcia fudge of ohio, we've had 17 hearings around the country. eight by the judiciary committee, mr. chairman, thank you so much for that. d nine by marcia fudge's committee. and we have wrapped all of those findings into one bill. because we are hearing what chief justice roberts asked us to do. update the formula. and we have updated the formula, we are putting it on the floor today, and i do believe that this piece of legislation is deserving of bipartis

williamsburg was an eye in town after the capital moved back and to richmond. so they blocked that new and used that opportunity to say since they invited the legislature to look into the operations why don't we just take the money away from them as they williamsburg academy. in the end they don't succeed in math. it still exists but is nearly killed at the tim the time the y was created. >> is this covered in your book because that would be fascinating. >> there was a guy that has written a dissertation on the subject so i used his work rather than to repeat what he did. >> my other question back then they were still pretty agrarian. would it even had them practical in a reasonable bound of practicality or expense to create a primary system of education everywhere? >> since there won't be the manor to do the statewide primary system. >> it is a reasonable question cause thecaused a suspiciously e farms and plantations and they don'don't have a lot of village. so it's not like new england. the population density in new england is twice what it is in virginia an

take your business beyond. >> the 69 car crash earlier in williamsburg was caused by severe fog.ther center with your forecast. that is just can be one of the travel problems we will see over the next couple of days. it's typically when you see snow and then warm air sitting on top of it. if you are in one of the spots that had snow even early this morning it's not that cold out. as a result we are gonna see some of the snow that is currently on the ground. melting over the next couple of days. if you live in the western half of the country i think you get snow a little bit higher elevation out there for your christmas morning. a couple of systems that are running on shore. still a little bit of leftover. the other side of this continuing to spin off of the gulf of mexico. this has been a slow mover. now, we may see some delays a little bit later but as of this morning it is completely green across the country. maybe it slows down a bit. if you are taking travel as far as flight this is can a move offshore. we are looking at completely clear conditions for you tomorrow. i think i

visible and growing presence around jewish houses of worship on the streets in communities like williamsburg crown heights and brick park and these are neighborhoods in new york city that do have a sizable jewish population and hasidic jewish population of course. is sort of alluded to in his tweet but how much of this is part of the launches and on that this isn't in isolation unfortunately it has not the last year has really seen an uptick in suspected anti-semitic attacks in the united states just last month a man was stabbed while walking to the synagogue in the same town where this attack happened and in the past week. just this past week in new york city police have received at least 6 reports of attacks that are suspected to have anti-gay jewish bias or anti semitic motives and in jersey city very close to where the attack happened our viewers might remember there was a shooting at a kosher market where 6 people died 3 of which were market goer so certainly part of an alarming phenomenon happening in this area that's our reporter even him thank you now australia is bracing for another

visible and growing presence around the jewish houses of worship on the streets in communities like williamsburg crown heights and bora park and these are of course communities that do have a sizable hasidic jewish population in new york city right and he says they're going to do every possible to not make this new normal but it is a new normal in some way i mean speak to that larger phenomenon here indeed i mean this is just the latest in a string of. very very disturbing attacks on the jewish population in new york just last month a man with stabbed while walking to a synagogue in the same town where this attack happened. there's a you know there's been a an uptick in the past week new york city just new york city. has received at least 6 reports of attacks possibly motivated by an anti jewish bias and just earlier this month in jersey city very close to where the attack happened 2 shooters opened fire on a kosher market 6 people were killed 3 of whom were market goer so certainly it's seems like a phenomena and something needs to be done about it abraham thank you for bringing us these detail

it happened this morning on interstate 64 near williamsburg.ortion of the highway remains closed right now. investigators think fog and ice might be to blame. >>> boeing starliner capsule is back on earth after an aborted test flight to the international space station. the crewless spaceship landed in new mexico desert before dawn. two days after faulty software prevented the capsule from reaching the necessary orbit. it is a major disappointment for nasa which is trying to revive its man space flight capability. no word on when the retest might come. i'm jon scott. i will see you at the top of the hour. now back to the greg gutfeld show. ♪ and now the greg gutfeld show presents the 2020 candidates. greg: thursday's debate was held on pbs otherwise known as pretty boring stuff. the most interesting part had nothing to do with policy. in fact the part was the only thing i learned in the whole debate. >> the mayor just recently had a fundraiser that withheld was held in a wine case full of crystals and served 900-dollar a bottle wine. think about

one in williamsburg, brooklyn, the other up in monroe. this community here in monsey very well known and this looked like, from what we see right now, clearly a preplanned attack. this does not appear to be target of opportunity. obviously we know the suspect fled and was caught later on in new york city. but this wasn't a random punching somebody on the street because you recognize their orthodoxed clothing or something like that. this looked preplanned. victor, 75 years after the end of world war ii, it is so sad that a community like this cannot live in peace here in the united states of america. >> james, i want to ask you about the frequency of this because we have been talking about it and you just mentioned it. according to our numbers, at least eight attacks in the last seven days since december 23rd. every single day since december 23rd. is there then -- would it be protocol for there to be some sort of investigation to see if there is something online that is perpetuating this that perhaps there is a group that is putting some s

and williamsburg was a dying town after the capital moved out and moved to richmond. so the leaders of the college wanted to save it by moving it to richmond, and jefferson and his allies blocked that move and used that opportunity to say, well, since they've invited the legislature to look into their operations, why don't we just take their money away from them and make them, essentially, a williamsburg academy, and we'll get their money and we'll just use it for uva. in the end, they don't succeed in that. obviously, you've been to william and mary, it still exists, but it was nearly killed at the time when the university of virginia was created. >> [inaudible] >> yep. >> actually two -- [laughter] well, i'm curious -- >> okay. >> you have, like, a description of like or maybe an appendix which indicates who the first few classes of students and the families they came from? is that covered in your book? because that would be fascinating. >> it is fascinating. there's a guy who's written a dissertation on that subject, so i just used his work rather than repeat what

. >> reporter: near williamsburg, virginia, interstate 64 back open today after a 69-vehicle pileup sunday, dozens injured, two seriously. the chain-reaction accident likely caused by extremely heavy fog and black ice. >> my foot was actually caught between the steering wheel and the door. >> reporter: with 6 million expected to travel out of l.a.x. this week, today smooth sailing after a recent problem with rideshare pick-ups was solved today, most passengers arriving early >> reporter: and for everybody still traveling tonight, a reminder, the return trip will be much the same lester >> all right, kerry sanders, thank you let's bring in nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer dylan, what are we looking at for tomorrow and christmas as so many are trying to be someplace? >> good evening, lester the heavy rain we've been seeing down across the southeast will come to an end by tomorrow, but winds will increase on the back side of this storm system they could get a bit gusty, especially across the carolinas tomorrow elsewhere on christmas eve, we're looking for some mountain snow, especially in the h

a nearly 70-car chain reaction accident, shutting down 64 in both directions near williamsburg. >> i got out of my car and i went and assisted a woman whose leg was pinned inside her door. >> reporter: capturing this video after his car slid on black ice, crashing into the massive pile-up. somehow he walked away as crews took 51 others to nearby hospitals. >> we do not know the cause of the accident at this time but we have factors such as heavy fog and icy road conditions that morning. >> reporter: despite potentially dangerous weather, 100 million americans opting to drive to their holiday destinations. 4 million are under flash flood watches across the southeast where heavy rain and gusty winds come with it. miami and atlanta already expecting delays, but mother nature isn't the only problem. at lax this fiery scene caused a traffic nightmare. flames torching three empty passenger buses, prompting a fast response but fortunately no flight delays. air travel expected to jump nearly 5% with 7 million people planning to fly between now and new year's day. a lack of baggage handlers l

nearly 70-car chain reaction accident shutting down interstate 64 in both directions near williamsburg. >> i got out of my car and assisted a woman whose leg was pinned inside her door. >> reporter: he kaurpcaptured t video after his car slid on black ice smashing into the pileup and he walked away and 51 others were taken to the hospital. >> we do not know the cause of the accident at this time but we do have causative factors which is heavy fog and icy road conditions that morning. >> reporter: despite potentially dangerous weather, more than 100 million americans opting to drive to their holiday destinations at least 4 million people are under flash flood watches across the southeast. a storm system is expected to dump heavy rain and bring with it gusty winds major travhubs miami and atlanta expecting delays mother nature is not the only problem. at l.a.x. this snarled and delays planes. air travel nationwide expected to jump 5% with 7 million people planning to fly between now and new year's day in seattle, the issue was short staffing a lack of baggage handlers led to some missing

hurt in a massive chain reaction pile up in virginia, happen this morning on interstate 64 near williamsburg, virginia state police say about 70 cars were involved, no immediate reports of death some people suffered life-threatening injuries, police say the crash happened in heavy fog and ice was on the road. >>> lease in chicago investigating a mass shooting that left four people, excuse me, 30 people, injured. investigators say the shooting stemmed from a dispute inside of a house party to matt finn has more from chicago. >> this is an isolated incident. >> reporter: house party in chicago with a memory of a person previously killed turned into a shooting spree. more than one dozen people were shot during a teenager early sunday morning, the kids were all taken to nearby hospitals. >> we have at this time 13 victims ranging in age from 16 to 48 years old. we have about four critical and the others are stable. with different various gunshot wounds to their bodies . >> reporter: police say the melee stemmed from a dispute that broke out around midnight at the south side of the city. >> a hor

. >> this is a copy of general pickett's report of the battle of williamsburg, may 1862. >> look at thelous. what else? >> and that's george pickett's hair. >> would you ever sell that? >> this right here? no. not anymore. >> this is quite a section of your family history. what are you gonna do with it now? >> um... i'll probably give it to my children. we don't really get to choose our names when we're born. and we have to do whatever we can or live up to it. i've, to some extent, ducked that legacy, but also honored it in the same way. >> ed is not done fighting the battle over his strange inheritance. for one thing, he thinks there should be a statue right here at gettysburg honoring his great-great grandfather and his men. in other ways, george edward pickett v feels it's time to move on. when his own son was born, he and his wife chose the name doug. perhaps some names just need to rest in peace. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us

whose husband is in the army complaining she needs half a dozen frozen children and the enemy from williamsburg virginia came the claim that the spirit of extortion from the obscure corners of the disaffected the most despicable human creatures has spread like a low darkness throughout the land. and it spread north to a minister explains and to make the most money with the endangering and the destruction of our country and the country's valuable liberties. and this sense of betrayal where i had the pleasure to lecture the other night where you can look in the town records where people came together for their own meetings. we have survived for years war and have been more successful man could have been expected and other devils of no principle to raise themselves upon the ruins of the country is intolerable if we suffer such proceedings any longer , our existence as a people is at an end. this is a public town meeting. i apologize. not a lot. a little bit. [laughter] to burden you with so many quotations. maybe you think i know what i'm talking about. but the point is at this moment after the de

first they only wanted to rent and mostly in williamsburg, brock lynn now they want to buy and millennials so hot on housing right now that builders can't keep up. diana olick in washington with the details. >> hi, the majority of single family instruction disinterest is millennial dense counties and lags the rest of the nation in demand counties with elevated millennial demand account for 62% of the population but 59% of single family home building aeshld according to national association of home builders not just urban areas counties where more than a quarter of the population is millennial include big markets in california and seattle. boston, portland and d.c. but rural counties in ohio, kansas and missouri multifamily construction in millennial counties accounting for 80% of all apartment activity nagt nationwide picking up but slower than the national base and the build resist are said to not be doing enough to alleve the housing shortage. >> home builders have been a sturdy trade for investors this year the xhbatf -- that's a lot of letters. >> too many. >> that's taxing i'd like to

people are still going to synagogue but there are more patrols in williamsburg, there have been a lotout how communities should counter this wave. there is a sense of fear that was not there a couple of years ago. we sought to date the hanukkah party continued after the stabbing. not letting it ruin the way people live their lives. you mentioned a attem pts their lives. you mentioned a atte m pts to their lives. you mentioned a attempts to counter this wave, how do you counter it? i don't think anybody really knows. there is nothing organised driving these attacks that we can tell. there is a question of exactly what is the root of the problem and how do you attack it once you identify it, is the a nswer it once you identify it, is the answer more police, self defence training, more security at synagogues and schools? is it a combination of all these things. there is no real answer to it and people can't even agree on why this is happening at all. people do know it is extremely upsetting and happening on a daily basis and as of what happened injersey city, it is now turned deadly. on

inclement weather was to blame for this nearly 70-car pile-up on i-64 near williamsburg, orginia, on sunday that left more than 50 people injured. at least three remain hospitalized. today along 280 in alabama, slick roads led to accidents vhich slowed traffic even more. tiil stations have not been idmune as holiday travelers packed new york's penn station. it seems one of the few things travelers can control is how they react. >> it is frustrating. lines forever. i have been here for an hour. beene've been standing in this exact spot. i said i could probably get a shoe shine and not move in line. el reporter: well, there have been roughly 4,000 flight delays and more than 200 flight tincellations across the country eust today here at newark international airport, one of the busiest airports in the country, it has been that all day, busy, and the worst may not be over yet. it's thursday and friday, the ays after christmas that are o pected to bring the worst travel delays of the holiday season, norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mola, thank you so much. and if you're dreaming of a white

on virginia roads after a nearly 70-car pileup shut down interstate 68 in both directions near williamsburg. at least 51 people were injured. despite potentially dangerous weather more than 100 million americans are choosing to drive to their holiday destinations. at least 4 million people are under flash flood watches across the southeast where there is a storm system expected to dump heavy rain and bring with it gusty winds. nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with our latest forecast good morning i'll get that out. >> good morning. this is a very impressive and messy system that is impacting the southeast and now portions of the mid-atlantic. south carolina, charleston, to north carolina, you're on our radar, along with atlanta. so we are going to see these major hubs like atlanta, jacksonville, florida, deal with the possible delays today, as this system continues to make its way through. we are talking about wind gusts up to 35 to 40 miles per hour across coastal areas of the carolinas into atlanta as well so make sure you're packing your patience as this system continues to make it

a 70-car pileup accident, shutting down interstate 64 in both directions near williamsburg. >> i got out of my car and assisted a woman whose leg was pinned inside her door. >> reporter: hollowell captured this video of his car slipped on ice. he somehow walked away, while crews took 51 others to nearby hospitals. >> we do not know the cause of the accident at this time, but we do have causative factors, which is heavy fog and icy road conditions that morning. >> reporter: despite potentially dangerous weather, more than 100 million americans opting to drive to their holiday destinations at least 4 million people are under flash flood watches across the southeast, where a storm system is expected to dump heavy rain and bring with it gusty winds. miami and atlanta expecting delays mother nature isn't the only problem. at lax, this fiery scene caused a traffic nightmare. flames torching empty buses. prompting a quick response but lucky no flight delays travel expected to jump 5% with nearly 7 million people planning to fly between now and new year's day in seattle, the issue was short

here is the battle fought among some twin houses along the williamsburg road. that slows down the union for a while. the confederate commander, joe johnston will be put out of the action, resulting in jefferson davis putting in his third most ranking general, johnson is fourth, robert e. lee. everyone thought he would be cautious. he's not going to do anything. he will been the most important confederate thing of any sort throughout the civil war. and soon after he's put in, he lashes out at the union ferociously after riding around and gaining intelligence, he's going to lose at beaver dam creek and have some indecisive actions at savages station and glendale. notice what is happening here, mcellen is eight miles outside of richmond and lee is lashing out and here is mcellen after seven days. 20 miles away from richmond where even though the union wanted the battle at malvern hill, the yankees are powering under the gunboats. he's relieved the threat on richmond so much to the point he feels he can leave. he feels richmond is safe. he moves stone wall jackson

williamsburg in brooklyn, for instance. he is also talking about things like light towers.ng. they are talking about increasing, oi’ they are talking about increasing, or creating a neighbourhood safety coalition. essentially something like a neighbourhood watch, which brings together people from the community, the idea being that it is people not just from community, the idea being that it is people notjust from one group, but from multiple groups, who can try and spot warning signs before things turn to violence. the other measure that he has introduced is this idea of trying to get to young people early, and to educate them about hate, hate crimes, the dangers of them. and so, that means introducing a new curriculum, which they say will start in certain communities in brooklyn within the next month. what is the state of the investigation into the specific attack? well, we're still waiting for new developments. this is an ongoing investigation, that we have been hearing and learning a bit more about this aspect, notably, his lawyer put out a statement saying that he has h

the nypd has deployed a visible and growing presence around jewish houses in williamsburg.aused widespread flooding and landslides. it's thought that at least 265 people have died in the region since october and tens of thousands more have been displaced. one of the worst affected areas is around the kenyan town of kisumu. kathryn armstrong reports. scenes like this are an all—too—common sight in kenya's port city of kisumu at the moment. residents searching through their flooded homes for anything they can salvage. translation: there's no place to sleep, we don't even have tents, no water to drink, and i have to take care of my children. translation: all our food went with the water. school shoes and the books for the kids too. my belongings are outside here and i don't know where i will go. for more than two months now, heavy rainfall has plagued east africa due to warmer water on the western side of the indian ocean — part of a climate system known as a dipole. scientists say it's of a magnitude not seen in years, maybe even decades. many other countries in the region ha

street and in neighbourhoods where there is a higherjewish community, areas like crown heights, williamsburg like light towers, there are already 15 up and mark coming. they're talking about increasing or creating a safety coalition, something a bit like a neighbourhood watch which brings together people from the community but the idea it is people not just from the community but the idea it is people notjust from one group, but from multiple groups who can try and elect our signs before things become or turn to violence. the other measure that he introduced is this idea of trying to get to young people early and to educate them about hate crime, the dangers of them, and that means introducing new curriculum, which they say will start certainly in specific communities within brooklyn within the next month. and what is the state of the investigation into the specific attack? we are still waiting for new developments and, of course, this is an ongoing investigation, but we have been hitting and learning a bit more about this aspect. notably, his lawyer put out a statement saying that he has no

that is not staffing, food or travel, just advertising, we have people in williamsburg, north carolinay. really what he is doing, he's not trying to buy the primary out right. he is trying to buy delegates. and all those places along the black belt, really cheap to advertise and he thinks he can chip away at those moderate voters. we can bring out by being on tv every day. carley: thanks for joining me, time is 41 minutes after the hour. after this christmas the liberal media wants to know is hallmark fascist propaganda? >> a fresh start. >> that is a beautiful thing is are many things around this town. carley: one outlet is doubling down on his scathing review of the family-friendly channel. >> pennsylvania catholic church offering millions of dollars to 6 abuse victims was a landmark grand jury report on catholic clergy abuse forcing twee 7 of the state's tweet diocese to launch victim compensation fund. they have paid nearly $84 million to 550 victims. that payout is expected to grow as the compensation fund works through a backlog of claims. alec baldwin getting a small victory in

holidays, inclement weather is being blamed for the nearly 70-car pileup on interstate 64 near williamsburg. >> fog and icy conditions were causative factors in this multi-vehicle crash. >> reporter: no deaths were reported, but more than 50 people were injured. it took crews hours to clear the highway. in california another crash caused an internet outage that contributed to more than 140 flight delays at sacramento international airport impacting thousands during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. >> it's frustrating. the line's forever. i've been here for an hour, and i haven't each got up to check my bag yet. >> reporter: according to estimates from aaa, more than 104 million holiday travelers will drive to their destinations. and the day after christmas will bring the worst delays with commutes nearly two times longer than usual. bumper-to-bumper traffic has become the norm at los angeles international airport where drivers say it can take up to two hours just to go two miles. >> whoa -- everyone -- >> reporter: that wasn't helped when an electrical problem caused three em

massive pileup involving more than 60 cars crashing in a chain reaction on interstate 64 near williamsburg.>> you not know the cause of the initial accident but we do know that fog and icy road conditions were factors in this crash. >> reporter: dozens of people were hurt and treated on the scene, others were taken to nearby hospitals.>> of those that were transported and were being treated, 2 are listed in critical condition and 11 are serious but nonlife threatening, the rest are either minor and/or they went to the hospital themselves. >> reporter: the sheriffs office said the mayhem started on the westbound lanes of interstate 64. authorities shut down both sides of the highway. according to the department of transportation all vehicles are cleared at all lanes are reopened however they are urging drivers to use caution on roads covered with heavy fog and ice. the initial cause of the accident remains unknown, officials say it might take several days as troopers continue to investigate. >>> police announced today a 17th person has died from injuries suffered during a volcanic eruption

congress just a short time ago italy 69 cars will involved in a crash and i have it on i 64 near williamsburg. the congestion was so tight that first responders will supposed to walk atop of the vehicles to survey this wreckage. the cause is on investigation for police see that icy roads could have played a part this coming as millions of americans are expected to hit the roads now through january 1st. >> china's for virginia's department of transportation. thank you. what is the situation right now with the huawei system. >> is been a very busy day but partially we are writing down is just been cleared about 30 minutes ago. >> we see the pictures right on television it's astounding this kind of pilot when the cars are just smashed into each other and some on top of each other. icy roads, fog, what time do they happen and how bad the driving conditions where people will driving and came up to someone who is stopped. they couldn't hit the brakes in time. >> we will notified of this on city for west just before 8:00 a.m. this morning and close down all of the westbound traveling followed shortl

the chain reaction happened on i 64 near williamsburg.og and i.c.e. might be to blame. back on earth after a test flight to the international space station this bay ship landed in the new mexico desert before dawn two days after a fall place - - a faulty stop prevented it from reaching orbit. a major disappointment from nasa was trying to revive the manned space flight abilities but no words on when they plan another test launch. now back to battle of bethlehem. let's call it starbucks inspired. after making my iced coffee, the only one in to chat about life in bethlehem. >> if you want truth, we live in big jail. nothing we don't see anything, also nothing change. >> when you say jail, what you mean you can't move? >> we live in big jail we cannot move out. you must have. >> whose fall is the present and your mind? >> we don't have, i want my my children like you we are human beings. [inaudible] but really we want it's not just what we want. [inaudible] ♪ ♪ neighboring bethlehem is the palestinian christian town that is literally divided

the chain reaction crash happened this morning on i 64 near williamsburg.f the highly remains closed tonight. investigators think fog and ice might be to blame. in las vegas investigators are looking for they because of what's been caused as one of the worst fires and that city's history. six people killed, another 13 injured. an apartment building in the downtown area where residents say there was no heat in the building so they were using their stoves to stay warm. that fire broke out just before dawn. firefighters report the building fire alarms might not have been working. now back to life, liberty, and live-in. t counsel statute, what is or were the differences between what you did and what congress did back then and what's being done today to president trump. >> there's a reliance under the statute on an independent officer, call him special counsel to go gather the information, assess the information, to come to a judgment as to whether the statutory standard had been reached and that is the record set level of information of evidence that meant we n

two young jewish children were assaulted in williamsburg.eblasio tweeted part, it's not enough to condemn anti-semitism, we have to confront it. you. the crimes are an attack on all new yorkers. governor cuomo is directing the state police force to help catch the criminals. the anti-defamation league is offering a $10,000 award for information in that assault caught on camera. >> at a time when we are supposed to be coming together and celebrating things we have in common rather than our differences. we have one group of individuals attacking another group of individuals. >> it's been less than two weeks since that horrific targeted attack across the river. a shooting that left several dead. trish: thank you very much for that report. it's a christmas favorite. the home alone franchise. you not. >> excuse me, where's the lobby? >> down the hall and to the left. trish: wait until you hear which country nixed the donald trump cameo. billionaires spending $200 billion combined on television and digital tiding. but they are stilln at the bottom

say since they invited legislature to look at those operations why not take the money away at williamsburg academy and get their money and use it for uva and in the end they don't succeed in that. you have been to william and mary. it still exists but nearly killed at the time the rest of virginia was created. >> exactly two. yes or no. do you have a description of an appendix which indicates the first few classes of students and the families they came from? >> it is fascinating. there is a guy who has written a dissertation rather than repeat what he did. back then presumably virginia was pretty agrarian and pretty world. would it have been practical within reasonable bounds of practicality to create a primary system of education everywhere or you made the right choice in a way, more bang for the buck since there is probably not going to be a realistic manner to do a statewide system. >> it is a reasonable question because virginians have large farms and plantations and they don't have a lot of village. it is not like new england was the population density in new england is twice what it

two young jewish children were assaulted in williamsburg.ew york governor, andrew cuomo was conducting a -- he said, "there is zero tolerance for bigotry and hate." this is repugnant to our values and it's even more despicable that it occurred over the holidays." the anti-defamation league says that there has been a rise in harassment, vandalism, and assault against between 2018 and 2019. they are offering a $10,000 reward for information on the assault. >> at a time when we are supposed to be coming together to celebrate each other and celebrate things that we have in common or our differences, we are faced with one group of individuals attacking another group of individuals. >> it was less than two weeks ago that a pair of heavily armed attackers opened fire inside a kosher deli. they left several dead. bret. >> bret: rick leventhal in new york. rick, thank you. american airlines workers at the new work airport cannot sue as a group. at their system paid workers based on their schedules rather than the hours they actually worked. an attorn

involving more than 60 cars crashing in a chain reaction on interstate 64 in york county near williamsburg about 50 miles east of richmond. >> we don't know the cause of the initial accident but we do know that fog and icy road conditions were causative factors in this multivehicle crash. >> reporter: first responders say dozens of people were hurt and treated on the scene and others taken to nearby hospitals. >> of those that were transported and or being treated, two listed in critical condition and 11 are serious but non-life-threatening. the rest are either minor and or they went to the hospital themselves. >> reporter: the york county sheriff's office said the mayhem started sunday morning on the westbound lanes of interstate 64. the rubber necking at the crash site prompting authorities to shut down both sides of the highway. all vehicles are cleared now and all lanes reopened and urging drivers to use caution with roads covered with heavy fog and ice. the initial cause of the accident remains unknown. it may take several days as continues -- troopers continue to investigate. >> bart

yelled anti-semitic slurs and through a drink at him and two young jewish old and were assaulted in williamsburgnew york governor andrew cuomo is directing the task force to help nypd catch the criminal saying in a statement there is 0 tolerance for bigotry and hate writing this terrific and cowardly act of anti-semitism is repugnant to our values and even more despicable that it occurred over the holidays. the antidefamation league says there's been a rise in harassment, vandalism and assault against jews from 2018-2019 and it is offering a $10,000 reward for information and that assault. >> it is time we are all supposed to be coming together and celebrating each other and celebrating things we have in common and our differences we are faced with one group of individuals attacking another group of individuals. >> it was two weeks ago a pair of heavily armed attackers opened fire in a kosher deli across the river in jersey city leaving several dead. authority sale of this is sadly compelling evidence of a rise in anti-semitism. >> thanks very much. we are now finding out what actually happened

two young jewish children were assaulted in williamsburg. mayor new york city mayor bill de blasio tweeted in part, it's not enough to condemn anti-semitism, we have to confront it. the despicable crimes are committed over our jewish committee community are an attack on all new yorkers. and to governor andrew the state police task force to help catch police which has republic to our values and is even more despicable that it occurred over the holidays. the anti-defamation league is offering a $10,000 reward and the informatiothe for informati. >> at a time we were supposed to be coming altogether and celebrating each other in things we have in common and our differences, we are faced with one group of individuals. >> adl numbers are up across the board, and it's been less than two weeks for at sunset horrific targeted attack across the river in the shooting that last several left several people dead. they say there is evidence that there is an increase in this kind of attacks and officials aren't sure what to do about it. >> alicia: they are

and two young jewish children were assaulted in a building lobby in williamsburg.ent, new york governor andrew cuomo says the state has zero tolerance for bigotry and hate this horrific and cowardly act of anti-semitism is repugnant to our values and even more despicable that it occurred over the holidays. the attacks are trending upward? >> according to the anti-defamation league, harassment is up roughly 10%, vandalism up 20% and assault up by the third. >> are we concerned very much so? there is nothing but to be alarmed. but i think there is nothing to be alarmed about at all. >> >> dana: we will have to absolutely sign shine a light on it. >> there is a major effort to better secure one of the most famous cathedrals. today engineers began installing supports around the damage scaffolding at notre dame's the cathedral. the centuries-old church was under renovation when went up in flames. officials say it was an accident on the damage scaffolding is expected to be removed starting in february. the cathedral's rector says there's only a 50% chance of the entire s

the chain reaction crash happened this morning on i 64 near williamsburg.tion of the highway is closed tonight. investigators think fog and ice are to blame. boeing star laminar capital is back on earth after an aborted test flight to the space station. they landed in the new mexico desert before dawn two days after a faulty software presented the capsule from reaching necessary orbit. some major disappointment for nasa whose trying to revive their spaceflight capabilities. now back to the next revolution. >> as we look ahead to a senate impeachment trial, what are the key legal constitutional issues we should be looking at. joining us now to discuss is senior legal advisor jenna. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> so just lay out for us, what are the issues are bottom are involved from a legal and constitutional law perspective and how you see them. >> absolutely. i think it's really critical at the outset to point out that these two articles of impeachment are so flimsy they have no basis in the constitution. they are being brought forward by t

we see it in places like brooklyn, crown heights, williamsburg, now in muncie.lier in jersey city. whether it's shopping in their supermarkets or worshipping in synagogues, or even celebrating in their homes with then jewish community is underou've mention areas recently. you said you were just doing visits for people who were killed there. and on october 27th, 2018, the shooting at the tree of life synagogue. and this corresponds to a rise in anti-semitic incidents that you've tracked up 99% since, what? 2015? >> that's correct. >> that's a big rise. >> we have almost double the number of incidents as you said. you can't open up your browser without seeing slander on social media. it's disgusting. you can't open up the headlines without politicians and elected officials talking about dual locality and whatnot. it has to stop. >> is it all connected though? the attack in the hasidic community there in jersey city, is that part and parcel to other things? >> anti-semitism comes in many forms. we have the highly organized. we have this kind of anti-semitism which

>> and in just a matter of moments -- >> i went to a deserted part of williamsburg, brooklyn, and i got out of the car. the music was on, so i, like, hit the trunk, and i took the gun out of the trunk. and i came around, and i shot alex. >> lawson, distracted by his phone, never saw the barrage of bullets coming. >> put the gun, like, right beside me, just took off. >> do you remember how you felt after it was done? >> yeah. it's a lot of adrenaline exploding. it's surreal. >> his horrified friend, kristy, was screaming. after lennon ran a red light, she jumped out of the car. lennon remembers being stunned by the power of his weapon. >> i see, as i take him outside the passenger door, the bullets went right through him and through the door. these are like, 0.223 bullets, and i was like, "wow." i put him in the trunk, and i got on the highway, and i had to get this car off the street. >> lennon went, of all places, to his mother's house, where he kept another car. >> i knew right away. i knew. he was just not right. he was agitated, mean, nasty to me. >> laura's son was now a killer. >>

say icy roads and heavy fog played a part in the crash. 69 cars and trucks collided on i-64 near williamsburg injuring dozens, among them two people with life threatening injuries. the congestion was so tight, first responders had to walk on top of vehicles just to survey the wreckage. witnesses say it was a frightening experience. >> i see, you know, that the fog started getting really thick, and i started slowing down. next thing i know i see cars start piling up on top of each other, and then i was able to, you know, slam on my brakes. >> didn't realize what was happening. it was just crazy. i came and got me because i was sitting in the car. i didn't know what to do. it was just so scary. jon: we have fox news team coverage with meteorologist adam klotz standing by with the forecast. but we begin with jacqui heinrich, she's in our newsroom with more on the virginia pile up. >> jon, images from this crash are just astounding. cars are piled up for what seems to go on forever. take a lack at this video. -- take a look at this video. investigators say it could be days before they know what b

meanwhile back at home, more than 50 people are injured in a massive pileup on an interstate near williamsburg. 69 vehicles were involved. heavy fog and icy conditions led to the chain reaction crash. aerial photos show the extent of this huge pileup which shut down traffic during the holiday travel rush. jennifer gray has your forecast. >> conditions will continue to improve, but we're still looking at a rainy mess across much of the southeast today. if you are traveling, it is going to be a slow go especially in these regions from south florida all the way up through the carolinas. this rain will be pushing offshore, though, as we go throughout the day today. comes with a lot of flood warnings and flood watches. for portions of georgia and south carolina. a but going forward in time, you can see by this afternoon, starts to wrap up across georgia. then eventually by tomorrow around noon, things look much, much better across the southeast. here's the rain accumulation through tomorrow morning. you can see we're looking at an additional possible four inches across portions of south carolina. t

in virginia after a nearly 70 cars piled up and shut down intertate 64 in both directions near williamsburg were injured. >>> two carnival cruise ships were back? port after they collided with each other in mexico carnival glory was maneuvering into dock when it smashed out windows and bending railings at least six people were injured. an investigation is now under way into how it happened the cruise line told its passengers that it may have been caused by wind gusts and strong currents dom, back to you. >> phillip mena, thank you for that and happy holidays to you as well. >> to, you too. >>> wall street preparing for saint nick's return as futures are pointing to more gains at the open we are right back after this most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500

. >> this is new video of thousands of mourners filling the streets of williamsburg, brooklyn, just milesy from where tuesday's mayhem ended. residents carried the casket of moshe deutsch. in jersey city crowds gathered to remember the wife of the store owner mindy ferencz. 24-year-old deutsche and 31-year-old ferencz were killed inside the supermarket, along with 49-year-old store employee miguel rodriguez. we start with disturbing images showing why police say the suspects targeted the jewish-owned business. here's abc's adrienne bankart. >> reporter: we have chilling surveillance video that captures the horror at that kosher market in new jersey in what police say was a targeted attack. both suspects slowly emerging from a stolen u-haul van before one of them aims a high-powered rifle at the store and opens fire. >> there were multiple other people on the street, so there were many other targets available to them that they bypassed to attack that place. so it was clearly -- that was their target and they intended to harm people inside. >> reporter: police say the two gunned down the ow