broadcasting live. day three of the republican national convention. beautiful no walkie, wisconsin where the festivities are underway. moments ago former president trump made his way back to the convention floor. the republican party is rallying behind donald trump like never before. we will have a tale of two parties coming up in just a minute. just days after a would-be assassin of course came within millimeters of murdering the former president and the leading presidential candidate. tonight we have shocking new details that are emerging from the massive security failure that allowed eight arranged lunatic with a rifle and a ladder to post up on a nearby roof only 130 short yards away if you are a good shot or not even a great shot. multiple shots rang out. an innocent person was killed, others were injured. as it turns out, the secret service had been tracking this would be assassin as a suspicious person for more than an hour and get this, ten minutes before president tr
headquarters in new york city. go ahead, challenge me at the convention. a feisty president joe biden fighting for his political future with a warning to his fellow democrats. not only does he intend to stay in the race, but if they don t get behind him now, quote, it helps trump and hurts us. we ve got reaction as more members of congress call for biden to bow out and as they return to d.c. plus, right now beryl is carving a path of destruction through texas after making landfall as a category 1 hane killing at least two people. and while it s now a tropical storm, there are new warnings of life-threatening storm surge and massive power outages. does the punishment fit the crime? boeing agrees to plead guilty to a charge connected to two deadly plane crashes. why the victims families want a judge to reject the entire deal. a lot to get to, but we begin with 48 hours. the next two days critical for determining joe biden s future. with more members of congress calling
warned of extreme weather and more extreme and climate change was here. we re living through it now. we don t have more time. every part of the country is getting hit by extreme weather. we re living in real-time what the country will look like. we can t turn it back, but we can prevent it from getting worse. as he did in louisiana last week, the president is linking the super charged storms for the need for congress to pass the infrastructure packages to rebuild levees and drains and rebuild climate change and future proof communities susceptible to rising water. after touring the damage in new jersey, he will tour new york to get a look at queens, east of manhattan. the damage in queens is so extensive, many homes are uninhabitable. there was so much rain in so little time, it had nowhere to go from flooded roads and into people s basements. for some families, that proved deadly. this video released by the nypd showing an officer trying to reach one family, but sadly offi
northeast with record rainfall, flash flooding and tornadoes. the first ever flash flood emergency was issued for new york city. it has now been downgraded to a flash flood watch. but the city s subway system is flooded with most lines effectively shut down. a ban is now in place for all non-emergency travel in the city for the next few hours. new york governor kathy hochul says right now the situation remains dire. we ve engaged our utilities. first of all, we were actually preparing for the hurricane henri last two weeks ago. so we were already having the assets in place. so we re not inexperienced in this. but it is always quite shocking when you literally see the streets of new york looking like the river s flowing and people just in shock over what s going on. especially the images of what s happening in the subways. so these are dangerous situations. we want to make sure people stay away from them. so we can take all the precautions in advance. and we did deploy a
coast guard in the air. and with no power, no way to call 911. some on rooftops signaling to rescuers. tonight, where this system is now moving next across the south and then right up into the northeast. matt gutman, victor oquendo and chief meteorologist ginger zee with the latest track tonight and now the new concerns heading into the evening. and of course, the other major headline tonight, america s longest war now over. the final american c-17 taking off from the airport in kabul today, 3:29 p.m. eastern. the pentagon revealing every single u.s. service member is now out of afghanistan. more than 123,000 civilians airlifted since august 14th, including 6,000 americans. how many americans remain? and tonight, the american general saying there is heartbreak not every american or every afghan ally made it out. the dangerous final hours in kbul. isis-k claiming responsibility for firing several rockets at the airport. after nearly two decades of war, tonight, the taliban n