. >> with our defense of the state of new york, new york will never be a loser state. appreciate it, and your comments at the outset. >> when you know the subject, as you're going to do, it is the easiest case you can possibly make. it is also enforcing the law against donald trump, which now, billionaires, and businesses, will flee new york. is there anything they could possibly point them to? >> corpus people, like donald trump, may not find it a nice welcome here in the state of new york, and that is great with me. we have a great, thriving economy here. the i was with the secretary of congress, and the administration to announce their investment with an 11 billion dollar new development in upstate new york, to cement our leadership in the semiconductor industry. they're here in new york, they are not somewhere else. same thing with micron. macron was 50,000 jobs 100 billion dollars investment, and is coming to new york. no matter what is said, and that no one pays attention to it, this is the place that businesses want to be, and donald trump said, i'm sorry we did

they use in new york. it's not the final court of appeals. their court of appeals is above their state supreme court. the trump team feels like that they have a really strong measure on appeal. no doubt that they're going to take every penny of this to appeal. so what happens in the meantime? a lot has been put on hold taking the business licenses and those kinds of things. we'll see how they do on appeal. no doubt that's what they're going to do. >> martha: ari, when you valuate your own properties for the purpose of insurance or the purpose of getting a loan from a bank, it comes with language that says this is our assessment and the banks do their assessments on how much the property is valued. in none of those cases involving the trump organization did any of these parties bring any litigation against the trump organization for any false representation. correct? >> no, that is exactly right. nobody has ever accused any of these new york bankers or insurance people of being behind the ball. these guys a

new york, the new york city has never said a we have, we welcome immigrants with open arms or anything like that in the way that you're saying they're not saying to you. you're saying it's definitely to show you a sanctuary city there are, i don't think that's. but do you agree? there are 6 areas. do you agree? there are 6 very cities in the united states. alan, can we agree on that? on that point that there are garbage that are said that they will not let ice arrest illegal immigrants within their borders and there they are welcoming their tap. not welcome, but they are protected in their borders. well, that actually is the law. well, well, the thing is that to the law, well there are certain may or is there certain cities where the mayors will not allow eyes to go in interest of the people they know are legally within the city that they're projected to be in their a no that's not what's happened with the sanctuary. cities. what's happened is that you're legally isis tried to recruit local police forces to help them in their work . and that's a violation of federalism to have state po

new york washing it and strategy of many ways is cap and around new york. i mean new england he goes to as commander of the continental army in new england in 1775. it's basically successful the british get thrown out. st patrick's day roughly 1776 they abandoned they the new englanders are so against. yes the british crown that they kept troops can occupy there so they go to new york and and washington wants to chase them out of new york military defeat after military defeat he's to save any of his army he's defeated in brooklyn and upper has to get out to new jersey all the way down well and if you look where's winter and were there all around they were all centered around new york they're in new jersey when the british occupied philadelphia ghost of valley forge which is now part the philadelphia metro area wasn't there is is going new jersey, upstate new york, the hudson they're holding the hudson the chain across the hudson to keep the british fleet going to albany. and it's only with difficulty that our french allies can persuade washington that they

the problem for new york, new york is the financial capital of the country, if not the world.ut if those the rules get abused by prosecutors, they're going to encourage people to leave, companies to leave and new financial centers to arise. i could see president trump and other wealthy people and other big financial corporations moving to florida. elizabeth: interesting. >> if they think elected prosecutors are going to come after a them for no good reason. elizabeth: so, andrew, take this on. so he's being attacked in court: there's multiple course cases. democrats again, after he's being attacked if court, now they're resurrect ring this narrative of trump, without any proof, is a russian asset, that the he's vulnerable to blackmail. listen to former speaker nancy pelosi bring up the russian collusion narrative again without evidence, and you're going to listen to former president trump here. watch. >> -- shall not be named, there's another guy kind of like him. >> what does he have on donald trump that he has to constantly be catering to putin? telling putin, go into these

and why do we call new york? and martha's vineyard century cities, when they've never said that, i mean, what is this pathological need that the roadway seems to have to make stuff up? that isn't even true. where do you say new york city is not a sanctuary city? is that what you're say? new york, the new york city has never said a we have, we welcome immigrants with open arms or anything like that in the way that you were saying they're not saying to you. and she is definitely a surely a sanctuary. city. there are other gods, but do you agree there are 6, there is a. do you agree? there are sites for cities in the united states. alan, can we agree on that? on that point that there are garbage that are said that they will not let ice arrest illegal immigrants within their boards and there they are welcoming their tap. not welcome, but they are protected in their borders. well, that actually is the law. well, well, the thing is that to the law, well there are certain may or is there certain cities where the mayors

his research included weeks of study at the new york historical society and then new york public library, perusing thousands of newspaper articles related to andrew greene and also reading greene's volumes of brain diary and letters. i'm pleased present harry albert. good evening. the world would stop on friday, november. 1903. andrew has grain. worcester's native and internationally known as the father of greater new york city, died at 1:30 p.m. he was a visionary civic leader, plan owner, attorney and preservation scientist. today, few people of his contributions to our society. last week i enjoyed dinner with a member of the new york's central park conservancy. a he wasn't familiar with the legacy of andrew haswell green brain amazing. a few years i purchased a large coffee table book with steve tell, the creation of central park. there were only two sentences referring to green and there were criticisms defaming him as a cheap skinned flint. those were plagiarized his from a 1950s pamphlet written by a member of the central park garden club. the 2019 exhibit at the new york public, d

the winter storm warnings tonight in new york city. heavy snow and rain from arkansas to washington, d.c., from philadelphia to new york to boston. treacherous driving for the morning commute. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> also breaking, that deadly shooting on the new york city subway. at least six people shot. the horror playing out a short time ago on a subway platform right during rush hour. >>> also tonight, the deadly shooting at joel osteen's megachurch in houston. police tonight identifying the alleged shooter, a mother armed with an ar-15, just before service was about to start. >>> tonight, the white house taking aim at donald trump, after trump said he would encourage russia to attack nato allies if they don't pay more for defense of nato. >>> tonight, the dramatic video. two hostages rescued, held captive for four months in gaza. israeli commanders repelling down with the hostages. james longman in israel. >>> tonight, here at home, defense secretary lloyd austin back in the hospital in critical care. what we

the winter storm warnings in new york city. heavy snow and rain from arkansas to washington, d.c., from philadelphia to new york to boston. stretch rouse driving for the morning commute. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> also breaking, that deadly shooting on the new york city subway. at least six people shot. the horror playing out a short time ago on >>> also tonight, the deadly shooting in houston. police tonight identifying the alleged shooter, a mother armed with an ar-15, just before service was about to start. >>> tonight, the white house taking aim at donald trump, after trump said he would encourage russia to attack nato allies if they don't pay more for defense of nato. >>> tonight, the doctor matic video. two hostages rescued, held captive for four months in gaza. james longman in israel. >>> tonight, here at home, defense secretary lloyd austin back in the hospital in critical care. what we've now learned. >>> tonight, the newly released body camera video, a woman shot multiple times by police in her frie

york city, a change to the migrant influx into new york.f you watch tv in the district over the last few weeks, you saw again and again footage of migrants scuffling with police, warnings that migrants were committed crimes. that was the issue, and that is what suozzi was financing. he funnest it in the way of saying that if it were up to me, migrants committing those crimes will be deported immediately. and if it were up to him, they would be an immigration compromise passing through the house that reduce the number of asylum seekers staying in new york. so he had a solution to the issue that he explained pretty briskly throughout the race. he did not try to argue that crime is going down. he said they're right about parts of this, and i don't plan to fix it, mazi pilip does not. >> harry, what do you think? >> mazi pilip, or her pack clothes on her behalf, with a 1.5 million dollar super bowl by that ends with the migrants in times square kicking those police officers. that was the race. and she came in with nothing else to say. one hunte

trevor ault abc news, new york. >> trevor, thank you. wendy williams family is going public with the former talk show host's health struggles. williams took an indefinite leave of absence from her show back in 2021. a documentary focusing on her battles with alcohol addiction, graves disease and other medical problems is set to air on lifetime friday, according to people magazine. her son says the drinking led to cognitive issues and that williams has been receiving treatment in a facility for about ten months now. we'll have more details on her saga on america this morning and good morning america. >> firefighters were called to a los angeles neighborhood to save a horse that was literally stuck in the mud. the 1,200 pound animal was trapped in a sinkhole in lakeview terrace. the horse. coincidence? coincidentally coincidental. named lucky was pulled out with an excavator. officials say she seemed to be in distress once she was free, but she was walking on her own, so otherwise. okay. so glad she was out. you know what? i'd be traumatiz

york there is a dangerous gang in new york stealing pocketbooks pick pocketing dragging people on the are illegals from venezuela set up shop in new york city, newt. >> you know you have to ask yourself why people on left dislike america so much. that they want to drown it. with people who come here illegally. that is really aocs position she is deeply against traditional america, she, thinks interest ofic to have venezuelan criminal gangs beating up cops after all at least not middle class patriotic americans. and you have to ask yourself china is a totalitarian state how do 20 thousand people almost all young males of military age, how do they magically show up, in the american border? . >> when carter was president he had open-border policy with cuba castro dumped everybody from his prisons his mental institutions many ended up, in arkansas, and bill clinton not getting reelected governor in 1980 people in arkansas so angry i think you are beginning to see in chicago, in new york, elsewhere a level of anger, about the impact of illegal immigration, and amount of money taking away,

the new york times states. many details of this intelligence partnership are being disclosed for the 1st time. the bombshell is that the c i, a and other us agencies, provided intelligence for targeted missile strikes, the tracking of russian drones and troop movements and support forced by networks. now in over 200 interviews from current and former officials and ukraine, united states and europe, they describe this partnership that was literally built initially from this trust. they weren't sure. and then uh, built up to a very uh t intelligence hub that surpassed more communications from russia. then they could actually handle. now, according to the article, the united states intelligence apparatus said they did have some red lines that ukraine ended up crossing. the new partnership started producing so much more intelligence, blood pressure that it had to be shipped to language for processing. but the see i did have read lines. it wouldn't help ukrainians conduct defensive police operations. it was a distin

day a verdict is expected today in his new york civil fraud trial new york's attorney general accusing the former president of inflating his financial statements for years now the judge, who's already found that mr. trump engaged in fraud, so we are waiting to learn what the penalties will be and this is what the new york a.g. is calling for. a $370 million fine. a lifetime ban from the real estate industry for trump and a five-year ban for his two oldest sons trump for his part has fiercely defended his business empire and called this case a politically motivated fraud. >>> new information this morning in the shooting at that kansas city chiefs victory parade that killed one person and injured many others. a vigil was held last night at skywalk memorial park in support of those victims 23 people with shot, half of them, children under the age of 16 killed in the shoot, lisa lopez galvan, a popular local deejay police are now saying the shooting appears to have stemmed from a dispute amongst several people, and it was not test tes test tes test tes test tes test tes test tes test tes t

here in new york. for the hush money case where the judge could determine when that case will go to trial. what do you make of his new tactic, it seems, to be in court for more of these hearings and more of his cases? >> it is all for show. so, when he comes out of the courtroom, he can then pontificate and speak to his followers about how he's being persecuted. thursday's court appearance is not a hearing as the judge will decide, you know, whether or not to dismiss the indictment. he won't. and whether or not the court date which was set for trial, march 25th, will still stand. so this is just trump coming to manhattan, which has the most probably reporters of any city and getting all of that attention for his campaign. >> right, catherine christian, temidayo aganga williams, thank you for your thoughts and expertise. >>> up next, what's next for the senate's foreign aid bill as it heads to the house. and are enough lawmakers on board now to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas? we're on capitol

new poll out of deep blue new york, my former home state chose joe up 12 points on donald trump. receiving under50%. this is one of the most liberal states in the country. this is a state joe biden won by well over 20 points 2020. securing over 60% of the vote at the time. what does all of this mean for joe biden as the 2024 campaign heats up? not good. gallop report, politico and economic indicators quote not promising for biden stating the obvious. in fact report goes on to say presidents with approval ratings 50% or higher close to election day are re-elected. last gallop poll from january, what was joe's approval rating? it was 41%. with biden's poll numbers contin continuing to plum et, alarm bells sounding for democrats. alarms going 24/7. 538s nate silver wrote a scathing piece about the biden campaign. he is losing now, no plans to fix problems other than hoping the polls are wrong. here with action, lisa booth and charlie hurt. former arkansas governor mike huckabee good to see you all. elise, that is a lot to absorb. we are on the verge of south carolina. home state for

i ended up with in new york. and i and we had what do we have and i was stationed in nashville, smyrna, tennessee running the airline. it goes on and on and on charities. i didn't i couldn't make up my mind what to get involved in. so you know what we did got involved in all of them got involved in a kitchen charities people boy scouts margot got involved in diseases disease, alzheimer's i got involved in diabetes which was diabetes in my family. so my advice to everybody when you don't know what you get involved, get involved in everything. why not? you know and and have fun at the same. work hard, have fun, help people. one of my or i had many that helped get where i'm getting and tell you let's say if i had ten mentors is probably eight of the ten were probably jewish they help me in the food industry they help me in charities. one of them was bob morgenthau day and i worked very closely with bob walker and he ran the police athletic league and 40 years i worked with him until he passed he passed away at 99 ye

y whate istake a look. >> there's one thing i've learned in new york. new york. learnek.new yonew is a very opid and they share their thoughts. and so we want to dismiss the use of misinformation. >> we're not giving people american express cards. we foundle that the food delivey service that we set up during, the emergency, we can find a better way to do id t in. our belief that we want to cut 20% of the migrant cause 20%. w0 so we have a pilot project with 500 people that we are giving them a food court. it so instead of a debit card, instead of having to deliver food and have people eat food that we will see in waste in food, they're now able to give their own food that is going to be spent $12 a day and 500 people get 53 million. that's not all. t couple of days ago, adams decided that it was a good time to brag about his staff's diversity. >> he did it in his own way. a look. >> stand up. stand up. they need to see you. deputy mayor william ey need s eisen. deputy mayor mira joshi. deputy mayor. amazon mayor maria torres. springwood. ver seen >> have you eve

and southeast new york up to southern new england. pretty big landmass there, boston declaring a snow emergency and closing all public schools. meantime new york city is poised to see its highest snowfall totals and then two years, meteorologist derek van dam is live in new york city's central park derek, when we saw you about a half-hour ago, there were big flakes. it looks like maybe they've let up just a little bit, but lots of snow, it sounds like to come in new york city today yeah, that's the beauty of being close to the coast, the water temperatures about three to five degrees above average for where >> they would normally normally be in the middle of february. so that influences that rain snow line, especially when you're close to the coastal areas like, i am right now, they call new york city, the city that never sleeps, right? well, there is so much going on in the city this week, including the new york city fashion week, there's also the special elections taking place in long island so a lot of snow potentially impacting bi

it's not entirely clear the city of new york will stay in the state of new york and in the united states of america there are just so many loose threads. but he he in stature and in power through all these fascinating ways which there was no political playbook for this. there had been very few journeys like this and certainly there had been presidential journeys. washington but not in an era rapid telegraphic communication where every word uttered by lincoln is beamed around the nation. so he had to be very careful about his words. but that's where i think he really triumphed over adversity. he spoke so beautifully about the country he was trying to save that we see early glimpses the lincoln who will speak at gettysburg and in the second inaugural address and that lincoln is very powerful although he didn't make a couple of missteps along the way. he did the telegraphic reports those he he did so i mean that for me added to the charm of the story he's lincoln information if he were perfect he would be less interesting but he he gave a fuze plan and speeches that went very he gives a spe

pete: yet, a ruling came down here in new york. the new york post says new york does not love don.nk that certainly speaks for letitia james. the attorney general that ran on saying i'm going to get it up and those on the left would say that constitutes that in their mind. court ordered donald trump to pay $350 million, barred him from business for three years in new york. of course he'll appeal but this is what the ruling said. ordered to pay as we said the money, three years, don jr. and eric banned for two years. banned for applying for loans from new york city for three years and establishes an independent role of compliance at trump organization. donald trump will appeal this, obviously. but new york attorney general letitia james, remember, she ran on saying i'm going to get trump, i'm going after him. here's what he said. >> today, justice has been served and we prove that had no one is above the law no matter how rich, powerful, or politically connected you are. everyone must play by the same rules. we have a responsibility to protect the integrity of the marketplace. and f

york corporation or other legal inti any if in new york for three years. that's far short of a lifetime ban. also ordering a ban on his sons, donald trump jr. and eric trump, preventing them from serving as an officer or director of any new york corporation or legal entity for two years and also a ordering that there be a court-appointed monitor that supervises trump's businesses here. moving forward i assume there will be a time limit are on that, but unclear at a the moment, so i'll have to get back to you on the supervision of his organizations. but to get back to really the crux of this case, this was a trial that started in october, lasted through january 11th. we anticipated a decision sooner, but letitia james accused trump and his e associates of inflating the value of assets. his real estate portfolio to obtain favorable terms on loans that would benefit him. in this case, we did not have a victim, this was no bank with, for example, coming forward saying, hey, we lost out on money, but that was not an element of the case that the letitia james ha

he sold the operating golf course in new york. he is also been quietly selling condominiums around new york, and buildings he owned. he sold a house he owned in l.a.. he has been, i don't know, stockpiling the cash. he has been selling down. we don't know how much cash she has on hand. he says it's last year, close to 400 million. i'm always careful when i talk about that cash on hand. it could be 200, 300, the next day, it could be zero, if he has to make a payment on something. we really don't have a lot of visibility in this cash position, but we know he has been selling assets that should have raise cash. now he's selling sneakers. he may have a little more cash than he did. >> that is one part of the ruling, right? there's also the reality of him being barred from doing business in new york for the next three years. when i interviewed michael, cohen we have one of the first responses from michael cohen right after this news broke. he said to me i'm not sure who will run the business. who it is that they would put the business

world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight," with david muir. >> dr. jen: good evening. and we begin tonight with the moment we have never seen before, a mother taking the stand in her own defense, the first mother ever to be charged in her child's deadly school shooting. you will hear what jennifer crumbley said today. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter in her son ethan crumbley's deadly attack. visibly nervous, telling the jury why she frantically texted her son "don't do it" after the deadly shooting. testifying she wouldn't have raised ethan any differently, and that she doesn't feel she was a failure as a parent. prosecutors pointing to what ethan crumbley wrote in his journal about his parents. "my parents don't listen to me. i have zero help for mental problems, and it's causing me to shoot up the school." abc's trevor ault leading us off from michigan tonight. >> do you swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give so help you god? >> i do. >> reporter: tonight, unprecedented testimony from the first parent of a school shooter to

>> not good business for new york or new york city.here is no victim in this case, there's nobody that got harmed. the mainlanders that we don't have a problem with donald trump, this city, new york city will be much worse off without donald trump. he did so much to develop the city, put a brand to the city and they are scaring him off, they are going to scare others off, it so wrong, it should be overturned on appeal, it's ridiculous some, 350 plus billing dollars for what? in its insane. >> a trump been says they will appeal so we will see what happens. in the meantime, mainstream media salivating over this ruling, let's look at what some of them are saying, is from the new yorker product judge lowers the boom on donald trump in the washington post op-ed writer, hefty fines, penalties will rock trump's family's business and fortune. msnbc op-ed friday trump loss in new york is a powerful predictor in his criminal trials. i guess this is what you might expect. what's your take on how the media is playing this? >> the media loves to go

erin mclaughlin, nbc news, new york >>> shock and disbelief in southeast wisconsin where a confirmed tornado, the first ever in the state in february hit south of madison, lots of damage, but no significant injuries were reported. it was spawned amid record temperatures, and the heat wave is not over angie lassman is tracking it. some remarkable high temperatures. >> definitely, lester, and that warmth is fueling those tornadoes that we saw across the midwest, and it continued today with records being broken in detroit and chicago. we're going to keep it going through the rest of the workweek and into the weekend. 58 degrees expected for new york tomorrow, into the mid-60s for washington, d.c. by the time monday rolls around, we turn our attention to our next winter storm though we see this bring heavy rain across portions of the southeast and then lifting to the north cooling and bringing the potential for some possibly heavy snow across interior portions of the northeast, along the i-95 corridor looks a little wetter. between monday and tuesday, though, we could pick up anywhere fr

pepper spray into new york.riding the subway and just knowing -- it is the instinct too guy it is not -- because in most moments you freeze. and with a little bit of training it is those few seconds where you can take one decisive action that gives you a chance to get away you don't have to fight -- you know toe to toe with a guy trying to mug you but to create distance and get away and maybe someone else helps it is important but a little bit of training -- by the way, doesn't always work. you need some sustain training to really know what you would do in those moments. guy: pete, i think you and i were ever walking in the street here in new york city and some guys came up because they would be terrified of this predator sitting here no i would be absolute toast. rachel: we were talking earlier nothing is sexier than a guy who can protect you so -- not just for the girls yes get your girls into self-defense. yourself, so you can protect yourself but guys just realize that -- that's part of the -- that's parts o

he knew how important this was for new york in new york democrats, who had been struggling in recente the winds we've had in florida in jacksonville, and a few weeks, ago the florida democrats have started to repair some of the damage they have done in previous elections. we just did a lot of repairing tonight in new york. and it's really, i think, going to make a lot of new yorkers really happy. >> joining us now is senior national political reporter for nbc news at tom suozzi's headquarters. sahil kapur. what is the situation they are now? >> you can hear the cheering behind me at the tom suozzi watch party. they're feeling very good. watching these returns come in with a queens slice of this district. this district is a small slice of queens and a big slice of nassau and long island. the queens county came in strong for tom suozzi. he did 20 points better than the -- democratic candidates in 2022 did when george santos when he lost that race. the numbers on the screen right now. tom suozzi has what appears to be be a commanding lead. mazi pilip is speaking on the screen behind. me

know what that says about new york. [laughter] i think we actually have the sound here. can we hear what eric trump had to say about his father's travails? >> you have a lost state right now, where you have businesses fleeing, fleeing, fleeing. and you have a company, like our representative, that paid over $300 million in taxes, to -- my father built the skyline of new york city. and this is the thanks he gets? it >> just architecturally, i take issue with the idea that trump built the sideline's skyline. -- as much as it is sort of comic that they are saying the departure of donald trump is going through new york, you can see how this line that new york's and the business titan might have some residents in certain -- >> for sure. >> i wonder what your response would be. >> new york is so any business that wall street is located here, that midtown manhattan is throwing up billionaires'row. we have the top 1% not only in the united states, but globally, constantly trying to purchase and gobble up real estate here. somet

now to new york, another story that has been simmering, kelly o'grady from trump tower in new york cityreporter: great to see you. that is right friday 's ruling has fallout, the business community in new york, it is having a chilling affect, concern if this could happen to former president trump what stops same fate for coming for real estate developers or other industries in new york, a trump spokesperson said that every member of new york business community should be concerned with this gross overreach and brazen attempt by the attorney general to exert limitless power where no private or public large has been established. a mayor hedge fund program said that sets precedent for every property owner to be oaarbitrarily dee claireed guilty. >> i would never invest in new york now, do you think any foreign epst institution or any pension fund would touch new york, no, that is why new yorkers should be concerned. reporter: path forward for president trump is bumping, phrasing a 450 million dollar fine if you include interest. and a biggs question is how -- big question is how he would co

people look in new york and say it's a blue state because of these very populated blue counties in newcity. staten idea excluded. how does new york elect a congressional delegation that has 11 republicans? it's because a lot of the suburbs and the rest of the state, they vote red. they're ready to vote for president trump. you posted that state as it relates to the jewish vote in new york. we've seen this the last few administrations from president obama and the iran nuclear deal to president trump coming in. and from moving the embassy in israel to jerusalem, withdrawing from the nuclear deal, recognizing israel sovereignty. and president biden comes back in and rolls back the maximum pressure campaign against iran. trying to straddle both sides post october 7th as he has an issue in the democratic base as there are a lot of people that support the pro-palestinian position. some of them out wardly support ago pro hamas position. that's something that president biden is dealing with. the right ward shift, the jewish population, we see with it the asian americans, with the dominicans an

alvin bragg, she refuses to extradite a career criminal to new york city.accused of bludgeoning a woman to death and stabbed another woman and another woman while trying to car jack her. that prosecute joins us now. thank you for being so strong. tell me what went into this, why did you decide to keep him in arizona and not extradite him back to new york? >> as you said, we have two violent crimes here. we have two women that were stabbed and he is facing a lengthy mandatory prison sentence here. there was a homicide in new york, we can guarantee he'll stay in custody here. my heart goes out to next of kin of the victim in new york and this is no, i'm not casting dispersions on the nypd either, they did a hard job putting this case together. we have him in custody. >> ainsley: we love our police officers here, it is the d.a. letting them out. here is his statement. he says, it is deeply disturbing that d.a. is playing political games in a murder investigation. new york murder rate is less t half of that of phoenix, it is a slap in the face and to the victim

that new york manhattan d.a. case, that was the very first of the floor criminal indictment against the former president of the united states. i think a lot of us, not just the trump team, were taken by surprise. because we all thought that judge chutkan days a federal election interference case was going to go to trial before the case. but obviously we alter the writing on the wall that with the appeal taken by donald trump and his attempts to get his presidential immunity defense hurt by the supreme court of the united states, that case was likely not to go. but you know what? it's the first time it's for trial. alex, and quote unquote, real life, and the real legal world, a lot of times these cases do not go to trial i am up. so the fact that both sides are now going to go to trial on march 25 is a very big deal. i would like to say it's not just a hush money case. i'd like to say it's an election interference case. come in from the fact that donald trump paid that money to make sure he could get into the oval

, ridgway, new jersey. >>> in new york, voters braving that snow to vote in the special election to replace expelled republican congressman george santos. democrats hoping to flip the seat and further chip away the house gop's majority here is stephanie gosk >> reporter: even in the driving snow, new york's third district came out with purpose. >> because you can't complain about the way things are if you're not going to do something about it >> reporter: why was it important for you to come out, even in this crazy weather >> oh, because i want mazi to win, that's why. >> reporter: republican mazi pilip, an orthodox jew born in ethiopia, served in the israel defense forces and then emigrated to the u.s >> i know, there is one option this is mazi tom suozzi created this mess. >> reporter: democrat tom suozzi is a longtime fixture in long island politics, holding this congressional seat for six years before a failed run for governor >> she's santos 2.0. we don't know anything about her. >> reporter: whoever wins will replace disgraced congressman george santos, one of four republicans to flip

i think, because frankly, if we're not successful, new york state is gone. >> reporter: but the state's attorney general told us she's not worried. >> last i checked, tourism is up. wall street is doing just fine. >> reporter: even with an imbending appeal, trump must either put all $355 million in escrow with the court or post a portion of it as a bond with interest. and david, tonight, the attorney general is telling us she is determined to make trump pay, even if it means seizing this building or others long in the

. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york.hes as an atmospheric river event is bringing heavy rain and snow to the state this week. it has been a wet winter on the west coast. back-to-back atmospheric rivers slammed the region earlier this month. police have identified 24-year-old student samuel knopp ad 26-year-old celie rain montgomery as the victims found dead in a university of colorado colorado springs dorm room on friday. their deaths are being investigated as homicides. >>> and "oppenheimer" was the big winner at sunday's baftas. that is the oscars of britain. it brought home seven awards including best actor for krillian murphy, best director for christopher knoll sxn best film. fo more download cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >>> deadly standoff in minnesota. >> i need an ambulance. >> two police officers and a paramedic shot and killed in the line of duty responding to a family in danger. >> i'm jonah kaplan in burnsville, minnesota. what we've learned about a h

this time it's a new york homeowner. the beating happened after he they stole anis rayly flag from his yard. nikki haley is about to make her first appearance talking beyond if there is a beyond. we begin with brand new allegations showing you are not just paranoid. the biden administration appears to be targeting conservatives. kevin cork is live in dc with more. >> good evening, trace. we begin to investigate. those are the words of secretary janice yellen. about whether the treasury department ... to filter customer transactions by using terms like mag a and trump as part of an investigation into the protest at the capitol january 6th. warning that religious text could implicate extremism. officials suggested banks query transactions with key words like dick's sporting good, cabella and bass pro shops and more. >> as treasury including federal banking agencies like the fed, occ instructed financial institutions to search americans legal transactions in attempts to survey their purchases. >> we received a letter from y

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york. >> in new york, right.act on the whip count, and the result of this impeachment effort. >> and so matt, speaking of the senate. trump's exertion of power over congressional republicans is a sight to behold, which you get into in your most recent article entitled, trump's gop doctrine is obey or be crushed. listen to what senator james lankford, one of the most conservative republicans in the senate, who helped negotiate the bipartisan border bill, set this week. >> i had a popular commentator, four weeks ago that i talked to, that told me flat out before they knew any of the contents of the, bill any of, nothing was out at that point, that told me flat out, if you try to move a bill that solves the border crisis during this presidential year, i will do whatever i can to destroy you. because i do not want you to solve this during the presidential election. by the, way they have been faithful to their promises, and have done everything they can to destroy them. >> so matt, what does this say about senate mino

even mayor of new york says migrant crisis is going to destroy new york. no. crisis destroying america. >> jeanine: derek, let me interrupt you. experts after border patrol slash the questions only for chinese, why did the administration do that? >> judge, insanity. i can't understand it. especially when they are saying china is the biggest threat. >> jeanine: derek, always good to have you on, thanks so much. >>> kamala says she is ready to step in. [laughter] ♪♪ in a rocky mountain setting spanning over 280,000 acres. three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy fly fishing and america's finest trout stream. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your meeting for a memorable corporate retreat. discover the west kept secret. go to three forks ranch.com to book your luxury experience. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth

but the new york prosecutors decided in new york judge decided that this new york case is good to go 1st, a given some of the delays and the other cases, of course, you will look for de la. you would like to delay all these cases until after the election, a get himself elected president, then use his power and the presidency to have all the charges dismissed, but it may or may not work out that way. so would you be expecting of a day before the election in november or not? oh yes, if this case goes to trial in like march, they would almost certainly be a verdict in the sometime in april. and i know what to be found. guilty. how with the appeal process, what coming could he even end up in jail? well, a, this is a serious offense, and if he were convicted of the felony of falsifying business records, there's a possibility of incarceration or probation. we don't know what the penalty would be depending on how many counts were conducted on, but that's why we aren't there yet. he's presumed innocent until he is found guilty . but if the work convicted, this would be a complication for he

but the new york prosecutors decided in new york judge decided that this new york case is good to go 1st a given some of the delays and the other cases, of course they'll look for the la. busy like the delay all these cases until after the election, a get himself elected president then use his power and the presidency to have all the charges dismissed, but it may or may not work out that way. so would you be expecting of a day before the election in november or not? oh yes, if this case goes to trial in like march, they would almost certainly be a verdict in the sometime in april. and i know what to be found guilty. how would they appeal process? what coming could he even end up in jail? well, uh, this is a serious offense, and if he were convicted of the felony of falsifying business records, there is a possibility of incarceration or probation. we don't know what the penalty would be depending on how many counts were conducted on, but that's why we aren't there yet. he's presumed innocent until he is found guilty . but if the work convicted, this would be a complication for he is b

he knew how important this was for new york, new york democrats who had been struggling in recent years. this is just like the wins we had in florida in jacksonville and this house district we won in orlando, tom keen, a few weeks ago. democrats have started repairing the damage done in recent elections. we just did a lot of repairing tonight in new york, and i think it's going to make a lot of new yorkers really happy. >> joininguts now senior national political reporter for nbc news at tom suozzi's headquarters. what is the situation there now? >> reporter: lawrence, you can hear the cheering behind me at the watch party. they're feeling very good watching the returns come in. the queens numbers came in exceptionally strong. he did 20 points better nan the candidate in 2022 did against george santos when he ultimately lost the race. he has what appears to be a commanding lead. mazi pilip is speaking on the screen behind me. i toept know what he's saying but she's clearly the underdog in this race. tom suozzi has the lead right now that has a lot of people at this party feeling very go

that is how much billionaires love new york especially new york city, especially manhattan. the courts have visited more than half a billion dollars in judgment no billionaire in manhattan is going to leave because of what happened to donald trump in court. billionaire, mike bloomberg, is staying. you cannot find a prouder new yorker than him, who served three terms to the city's mayor, and the only billionaire mayor in american history, and from the new yorker mike bloomberg, was the richest elected official in american history. nothing could get him to leave new york city. the first question i to, the governor of new york, was an aide to daniel patrick moynahan, who when he got fed up with the kind of top you just heard from that guy in new york the. it is publishing a report this year about how much more money the state of new york contributed to the federal government, than it got back from the federal government, and that report, new york, really, was a loser state. that is to say, the state of new york lost money because of its membership in the united states of americ

losing businesses in new york.trillion dollars in assets that had already began to leave because of the crime and high taxes. you had over almost 200 businesses that left the city as well. obviously donald trump was the political target in la tichina shah james said that on the campaign trail. but this is not just touching donald trump. anybody that understands real estate, even if you're not a republican or a democrat, and you're in business and you operate the way when it comes to real estate the way donald trump and every other businessman operates you can be under fire as well new york city and new york state. >> always comes down to value united states and grant went through when you talk to them about how as a businessman you value things when it documents buying and selling and stuff like that. look, and ultimately would come to new york right now. given the fact that you are absolutely right about the crime. and about a lot of stuff right there. but, given the migrant crisis and how the people of new york a

new york city. what's he blaming the criticism on? racism. it's kind of like the fani willis defense. curtis sliwa on the ground in new york will join us in a few minutes. also, what are the cocaine hippos in columbia and why are they causing chaos? we will have the latest on that story. >>> it was another bizarre blunder for your cognitively struggling president who needed help from a reporter today. it was pretty bad. take a look. >> there is some movement, and i don't want to choose my words. there is some movement. there has been a response--there has been a response from the opposition. yes, i'm sorry. from hamas. >> that's your president. this is far from joe pa see only blunder this week. speaking at a campaign event in vegas on sunday night he seemed to be a little confused and dazed once again. take a look. >> right after i was elected i went to a g-7 meeting with all the nato leaders. it was in south england. i sat down and said america is back. a man from germany, i mean france, looked at

centizeed to come to new york?release them, release them in the neighborhoods where the people who make those decisions to release them live. let them experience the reality of their decisions. you know, these violent migrants aren't going to be cutting your lawns, that's for sure. >> dana: judge, the illegal immigrant crime spree, that's the highest rising concern after immigrant crisis, after lawlessness at the border, but now you have, for example, in new york, one migrant gang linked to 62 grand larcenies. >> judge jeanine: violence is learned behavior. what the illegals are learning, they can commit a crime, even assault men and women in authority, and be let out of jail before the police finish the paperwork. that's what's going on here. i hear the mopeds, many of them are stolen. they're not registered. they're going after lone females, females walking alone, with a phone in their grands. i mean, i don't go anywhere without my phone or purse, and they're knocking them over, as you can see right there, pullin

i'm getting punished for a thing that's common in new york real estate or new york. we talk to experts about real estate assessment who know this world and said look, nobody does what he did. yeah, sometimes there's a little bit of wiggle room and pumping the numbers to make yourself look better. nobody makes up houses, makes up extra floors to a triplex. acreage on lot. that's the way they did it. nobody makes up facts and uses fake facts to justify a bigger value. it's not like he's doing something other people are doing. what he did was in a class by itself. >> you want to react as well? >> yeah. again, economy back to it's a difference between i'm going to add another 10% on to this thing as opposed to 10 x. we're talking it's a d massive disparity between what property was actually worth and what he claimed it was worth in these statements. also, second here is that with regard to their statement, they're basically saying, you know what, they're basically saying the a.g. shouldn't have the power to do this at all and the a.g. shouldn't have the power to police t

new york city. outrage growing over a migrant mob attack on police officers in times square and now we are learning some of the suspects may have left town. hello, john roberts, good to finally be with you. >> sandra: in new york city. good to have you here. >> john: missed you yesterday. >> sandra: but the show today, and nice to see you last night as well. thanks for joining us, everybody, sandra smith, and we are in new york. this is "america reports". immigration on the mind of many voters on the border crisis leads to chaos, cities coast to coast, like this scene playing out in new york saturday, a group of migrants beat officers trying to disperse a crowd. governor hochul says send 'em back. sources tell fox news five suspects could have already skipped town, boarding a bus to california. >> john: why you say would they go to california? some nice incentives for noncitizens who are living in the golden state. migrants can apply for housing assistance, food stamps, cash payouts, free healthcare