nonemergency travel and suspending and severely limiting subway service. this video of a rushing water surge into an apartment on 22nd street in manhattan, more than three inches of rain recorded in central park within an hour, shattering a record set last week. at the same time, ida s remnants unleerk rare tornadoes in the atlantic and northeast, like this one in annapolis, snapping trees, ripping off roofs, toppling power lines. similar scene playing out in new jersey. look at this. tornado caught on camera, causing serious damage. and this video of a school bus that got stuck in high water in frederick county, maryland. fortunately, all students and the driver were rescued safely and are home this morning. we have the best team of reporters. i want to start with stephanie gosk. what s the latest? zblt good morning. the sun is out in queens but the damage is done. remarkable looking at the gas station that no one was injured. rachb came down so hard, so fast, the roof krash
this afternoon along with charges against the trump organization. we have a reporter in nyc. we have a reporter from the new york times, and david parent hollywood is a poeft reporter covering trump s businesses. tom give us the latest. as you said, allen weisselberg the chief financial officer in the courthouses behind us as we wait for charges to be unsealed. we expect that to happen at ebola 2:00 p.m. today. they will be read in court as far as the specific things that they allege to have violated, both the trump organization as well as allen weisselberg. there will be an arraignment at some point and he can either enter a plea or not. that s what s going forward today. what is happening right now, people are trying to understand how broad this will be. our understanding charges today is that it is specific to this idea of the off the books benefits, who received what type of kpais compensation off the books. did it violate the law? how did it violate the law? i thin
pothole in the bumpy road to passing one of his major agenda items, infrastructure. president biden pulled the plugs on the talks with the lead negotiator. there is a plan b. right now, a senate committee is holding an interesting hearing on a complicated issue. sure college athletes be able to profit off their name, image and likeness? i will talk to two-time nba champion chris bosh, before he became a megastar, he was a top college basketball player. he has a lot to say about this issue. stick with us for that. first, to our team following president biden s first foreign trip. matt bradley and shannon pettypiece. shannon, start with you. the president emphasizing that his first foreign trip is about rebuilding our relationship with our allies, restoring confidence in the united states as a partner. explain the stakes and just how does he plan to do that. reporter: the administration is very aware of the concern among america s allies about whether or not the u.s. can be
later this hour as the white house kicks off important summits on the world stage, with american allies and adversaries. the vice president is in guatemala meeting with the leader as part of her assignment to tackle issues driving the influx of migrants creating a crisis at the u.s./mexico border. we will take you to that when the vice president begins speaking. as you can see, it s going to be a very, very busy ten days for the white house. president biden is meeting with nato s secretary-general today. as the white house focuses on the challenges from abroad, they are facing headwinds for their agenda at home as well after joe manchin came out against his party s sweeping voting rights overhaul legislation known as hr-1. he also redoubled his opposition to eliminating or reforming the filibuster. effectively, that puts quite a few democratic priorities on life support. voting rights, the january 6 commission, gun reform and more. here to break this down with us, shannon pet