. >>> now to the shooting of andrew cuomo's first deputy. shots rang out near the celebration and parade. kimberly richard sonned is drive son is -- richardson is live. >> reporter: i spoke with carey's good friend, kevin, who was with the 43-year-old when the bullets started flying. kevin said at first he had no idea carey had been shot. >> carey gabay is a rising star, a harvard educated lawyer, governor cuomo's first deputy council. he left a big impression on many who had the pleasure of working with him. >> early this morning carey was caught in the middle of a gunfight. he was hit in the head with a stray bullet as he walked around bedford at 3:30. i speak exclusively with his best friend, kevin, by phone who was with carey on bedford. he said they were walking behind a float that was part of the j'ouvert celebration. >> we had a group of four guys. we ran into the park ing lot and ducked down. we were in separate places. there was about 20 shots that rang out. after 20 shots about 5 seconds lapsed and someone said someone got hit. i l

juliet: an aide to governor cuomo in critical condition this morning. he was shot while enjoying the celebration prior to the west indian day parade. we have an update for you. ben: bill deblasio has strong words for rudy guiliani when it comes to deal with a homeless. you will hear what he has to set at about rudy guiliani's record. juliet: >>>s to the commute for those taking buses out of port authority, the gate could be different. be aware of that. we will tell you about it in just a second. i am juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau, is november 8th, the day after labor day. juliet: happy anniversary to our wonderful partner and her husband, their anniversary was yesterday. ben: mike did not clear this day of with us but it is good to have you. jury duty doesn't begin until 9:00 a.m.. in other words he could be here until late:40 and then go downtown. >> why didn't we talk about that yesterday when he told me i had to come in today? ben: yet instead they. >> meteorologist: you will head out with you have jury duty or not, temperatures across the tr

police have release -- to governor cuomo. they believe he's 19 or 20 years old and was wearing a jamaican flag around his neck. an attorney for the governor's office was shot in the head early monday morning in crown heights. police say he was caught in the crossfire of a gun battle of two rival gangs. he remains in condition at kings county hospital. >>> a crime spree in new jersey ends up with a stolen car smashed into a store. along the way six people were hurt, including the top law enforcement officer in union county. police say quadre frazier was staying at the hotel when he got into a fight with a woman yesterday afternoon and fired a shot at her. they said he then pistol whipped the hotel manager in the parking lot and carjacked a woman's car at gunpoint. >> created some serious havoc in this area in the matter of an hour. >> police say frazier hit several cars before crashing into a jeep and then into a store window. one of the victims is acting prosecutor grace park, said to be shaken but not seriously injured. >>>

governor cuomo admitted he was very powerless. he would say a little to comfort carey gabay's distraught family. >> a man who was giving up to his community, involved in nothing, just walking down the street. >> reporter: they tell me they have not arrested anyone. this shooting another example of the violence that seems to be fall the west indian day parade each in every year, just an hour-and-a-half before this shooting so severely wounded carey gabay, 24-year-old man was stabbed to death so each year we revisit these questions about and how can we work to make his par raids a for. juliet: a lot of people asking that question today. ben: thank you very much. as the aid recovers governor cuomo has arrived in pr the delegation of several democrats to talk about ways to help the territory out of its financial crisis. $72 billion in debt, the governor called on congress to give the island power to declare bankruptcy. among those joining the governor on the trip, melissa, bronx borough presidential, city comptroller scott stringer. j

gabay has worked with governor cuomo since 2011. the governor visited him at the hospital. >> a young man who worked for me, 43 years old, a harvard- educated lawyer, and he went to work for the state because he wanted to give back and make a difference. >> reporter: police recovered a pistol similar to this. at least 16 shots were fired. mayor de blasio said it reenforces the need for getting illegal guns off the street. >> we will fight every day and use every tool we have to get criminals with guns. >> reporter: police have still searching for the suspected gunmen. from east flatbush, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >>> pope francis said annulments can be too cumbersome and costly and they can drag on for years. the catholic church does not recognize civil divorce and the annulment says the marriage was wrong from the start. >>> don champion is outside of the ed sullivan theater on broadway with more on what to expect. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mary and chris. the daily news says it the best, tonight's the night.

i was way behind in the polls against cuomo. i understand i am way behind in the polls now, but there are a lot of serious issues facing the country. i know i have the ability to resolve those issues, working as a conservative republican but with democrats as well. i hope as it gets closer people will say that pataki is the right guy. steve: in that race, against cuomo, in the last weeks it really began to turn in your favor. what happened? gov. pataki: hard work. making the case that yes, mayor giuliani endorsed cuomo, but that did not change the fact that the state was failing the people. he did not have the job you wanted. we were dead last in jobs. i had a positive agenda to change the tax laws and the criminal justice laws, to replace welfare with opportunity. people said yes. hison't know the sky, but -- we don't know this guy, but his ideas make sense. i think the state would be grateful because we did manage to change the state completely. steve: after you were elected, what was the conversation like between you and giul

governor cuomo blasted the gun violence and called for the lawmakers to intervene. >> the madness has to stop and it has to stop in washington and we have to tell the federal officials stand up and show the courage to do something about gun aconvenience once and for all. >> 11 is murders in the week across the city and that is up 2. >> airport screeners are accused of stealing money from a man. he took money from a wallet at a security check point and the victim noticed the money was missing when picking up the wallet. he's charged with possession of stolen property and larceny. >> former tennis star james blake that was tackled by a police officer is meeting with the mayor. showed an officer man handling blake to the ground. both the mayor and the police commissioner apologized to james blake. ben: emmy's now in the book. juliet: let's go to michele. >> game of thrones. >> it was a night of new winners and speeches and emotional moments. >> in support of my family, wife, i'm here. >> tracie morgan appears after his critical bus crash and giving thanks to the support he received and a

did mayor de blasio and governor cuomo cross paths today? >> sort of, but they weren't in the same place at the same time. they attended the parade breakfast but did not meet. in fact, i asked governor cuomo if he was planning to meet with the mayor. he said, is he here. i said he was about five minutes away. he said there's your answer. so clearly the tension exists. both men did sound the same chord about the need for gun control after the shooting today. and i asked the mayor whether he felt slighted not to be invited on the governor's puerto rico trip. he said, look, governors and mayors have different travel schedules, make different speeches, that's to be expected. but the bottom line, these two haven't met in months. andrew siff, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> we also have breaking news out of sullivan county. a deadly accident on the highway. state police tell news 4 that three people are dead in an accident on route 17. the crash happened around 4:30 this afternoon near exit 112. at least one car involved in the wreck. we are co

juliet: the news many workers want to hear, governor cuomo is ready to give it to them. ben: he will announce his support for a minimum wage of $15 an hour for all workers in new york state. teresa priolo is live in a newsroom with more. and about-face for the governor who initially wanted only for fast-food workers. >> and initially called any across-the-board increase a nonstarter. today's event marks the second time in two month governor cuomo will be making an appearance with joe biden. today they are reportedly tackling this issue of hiking the minimum wage announcing a significant increase for not only fast-food workers but proposal for an increased statewide and the desire to see the same change occur on a federal level as well. it is the announcement so many new yorkers have been waiting for. with the vice president by his side governor andrew cuomo is expected to propose a $15 per hour statewide minimum-wage. it will first take effect in the city and eventually rollout statewide. the proposal comes as the state's acting labor commissioner's expected to green lig

win of the shooting victims is a top aide to governor cuomo. he is in the fight of his life here at kings county hospital. 43-year-old carey gabay grew up in a bronx housing development and went on to become a harvard-educated lawyer and top aide to governor cuomo. early this morning, he and his brother were walking along bedford avenue toward the pre-parade festival. he was shot in the head with a stray bullet, an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire. >> i'm sorry to hear that. i hate to say it, but people don't know how to act. >> reporter: governor cuomo says he chose public service as part of the cuomo administration. >> his wife pregnant with their first child. i had the pleasure to work with him many, many times. he did great work. he was the lawyer who wrote the rent reform laws. >> reporter: sources are confirming that gabay is out of surgery but is in extremely critical condition. governor cuomo is asking everyone to pray for him and his family. their wife is expecting their first child. that's the latest from here. back to you.

reporter: gabay is the deputy general council for empire state development, appointed by governor cuomo in 2011. but early monday morning the 43-year-old lawyer of jamaican descent took off his legal hat to partake in the prewest indian day festivities like he does every year. this year gabay and his friends got caught in between two rival groups who started shooting at 3:45 a.m. >> after the first shot it was a series of 19 shots repeated after that. >> reporter: his best friend says they all ran and ducked behind parked cars. >> there was a group of like six of us laying down, waiting for this to end. it ended like after 5, 6 seconds. then we got up. then someone said they shot someone, it was carey. >> reporter: in the hours since the shooting, prayers for gabay have come from lawmakers and friends. >> he was passionate about what he did and passionate about life. >> the nypd is still searching to identify the shooters in this incident. if you have any information, please call crimestoppers at 1-800-577-tips. reporting live in darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> despite a lim

. >> cuomo will announce he's reporterring 15 dollar mj. not going up $15 but it is 15 that's what it is going to be. if he gets his way that would give new york highest statewide wage in america. >> primary elections held today instead to conflict with rosh hashanah which is coming up. juliet: good morning everybody. ben, juliet, mike here in a sending opinion couple of shoutouts. lew is watching us from jetblue in portland, maine, on the way. hello lew. loretta. my father's birthday today. john huddy in california. ben: interesting. a lot of birthdays. juliet: yeah. happy birthday. ben: 6:01. she has props for the weather. mike: the weather -- ben: that's what she said. mike: eek. a surprise to ben and i. ben: had no choice it was in the city. mike: flood advisoryies back to us here in the city. coming an going as the rain has come an gone here. the main focus of the flood advisory is for u suffolk county. pockets of heavier rain that includes nassau county here. but yeah it has been pretty wet out there. keep that in mind this morning. f

governor cuomo is there to deal with the territories money woes and help. joe torres joints us live with more -- joins us live with more on the governor's plan. joe? >> reporter: sade, for governor cuomo and the new york delegation, this short trip was much more than just about listening and learning with so many puerto ricans living in new york, the argument was made that the financial troubles here impact so many people at home so governor cuomo left his counterpart a little gift, a plan of action. >> >> reporter: with dire words the governors of puerto rico and new york held a two-hour exchange of ideas to help the commonwealth confront an enormous debt that grows worse by the day. >> i don't believe we can solve any big problems today but i think we can listen. we can learn and we can then come up with a strategy. >> reporter: that strategy is underway. the action plan unveiled by the new york delegation of federal, state and local leaders involves several cost cutting and revenue generating measures. among them, the state will kick off a 5 million-doll

andrew cuomo pledged to help with economic development and health care on the island. he is visiting puerto rico which is struggling from a nine year economic slump. joe torres is traveling with the governor and joins us from san juan. joe? >> reporter: governor cuomo said unfair and unjust treatment from the federal government is one big reason why puerto rico is in its financial free-fall. he is working hard to change that. after a quick meet and greet with the governors of new york and puerto rico, vendors shared with us the growing challenge of surviving in a shrinking economy and a vanishing customer base. before we had more merchants, jorge told us. now this this plaza, there are only three of us selling vegetables. austerity measures put in place, such as increased taxes and school and pension cuts have increased the despair across an island of 3.5 million americans. taxpayers with no voice in congress, meaning the distant pleas for federal help go unheard. >> part of your advocacy and political pressure in washington, convincing [ inaudible ]. >> there is no re

governor cuomo is expected to propose a $5 minimum wage for all hourly workers across the board. the $15 minimum would have to be approved by state legislature lead by republicans who are expected to resist and have in the past. some businesses have already responded saying a higher wage would lead to layoffs. you may remember governor cuomo approved the fast food worker increase earlier this year through a wage board. the current state minimum is 8.75 an hour. that is going up to $9 at the end of the year. we heard the governor say it is not possible to live on that amount of money in the state of new york and in his words he is calling out corporate agreed at its worst. >> it's polarizing society. it's corporate agreed at its worse. it's a minimum wage that doesn't work. it has to stop and it has to stop right here and it will in the state of new york. >> vice president joe biden will be here around 1:30 this afternoon to join the governor. the white house is in support wage. we haven't heard much about $15. it will be interesting later this afternoon. live on the west side, ka

i was way behind in the polls against cuomo. i understand i am way behind in the polls now, but there are a lot of serious issues facing the country. i know i have the ability to resolve those issues, working as a conservative republican but with democrats as well. i hope as it gets closer people will say that pataki is the right guy. steve: in that race, against cuomo, in the last weeks it really began to turn in your favor. what happened? gov. pataki: hard work. making the case that yes, mayor giuliani endorsed cuomo, but that did not change the fact that the state was failing the people. he did not have the job you wanted. we were dead last in jobs. i had a positive agenda to change the tax laws and the criminal justice laws, to replace welfare with opportunity. people said yes. hison't know the sky, but -- we don't know this guy, but his ideas make sense. i think the state would be grateful because we did manage to change the state completely. steve: after you were elected, what was the conversation like between you and giul

the 43-year-old is a staffer for governor cuomo. he was actually shot in the head as he walked with his brother caught in cross fire just before 4:00 in the morning. the governor says he was an incident bystander. >> a young man who had nothing to do with it, involved with it, just walking down the street. >> reporter: police tell us a firearm has been recover in this. they expect in the hours following that shooting, with security cameras they hope will point them to a gunman. they tell me they don't have anyone in custody so far. but they say they hope this is not indicative of what people think of the parade. we'll hear more from that coming up in the next hour. back to you. >> the nypd also needing your help didn't feig a woman accused of rob agent least two people at gunpoint. she allegedly stole a cell phone from a woman inside an elevator on in the concourse section of the bronx. that was on august 15th. two days later, police say she threatened a woman inside an apartment building in elliott place in mt. eden and ran off wit

mario cuomo who died earlier this year. he knew the governor was a >>> your top stories plus a patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. >>> pope francis is waking up in new york city. >> he has a busy day ahead of him. >> it includes a prayer service. lori stokes is live there right now. good morning, lori. >> good morning, ken, good mo

. >>> a quick trip for governor cuomo. the governor, this picture from the plane joined by a handful of new york city officials. noticeably absent, new york mayor de blasio. apparently he was not invited. eyewitness news reporter joe torres is there for us in san juan. >> governor cuomo is his delegation of about 15 people visiting the island at the request of puerto rico's governor. they are here largely to listen and perhaps to offer some sound financial council, not only to the island and to its leaders, but to its people. many of whom will tell you stories just like this. >> stores are closing down. the towns where it used to be the business, the whole business area is closed down. only a few stores are surviving and not truly surviving. they're dying. >> that snapshot provides an ever so small backdrop to governor cuomo's visit to puerto rico, the local leaders landed in san juan about 6:00 tonight. both sides will discuss how new york can help puerto rico dig itself out of a $72 billion hole, an enormous debt governo

now he says hello to new york governor andrew cuomo. i wonder if governor cuomo is speaking italian to him. the pope is most comfortable in italian or spanish. spanish is his native language. as he said today in congress, he is a son of immigrants. italian was spoken at home in buenes aires. his english, he says isn't very good. today he gave almost an hour's speech. there is new york senior senator chuck schumer now greeting the pontiff. next in line will be new york's mayor bill de blasio. senator schum other having an extended conversation with him. now the mayor of new york phil de blasio. and cardinal dolan is in there saying something. everybody smiling. this is really just a joyous moment for all. >> we also have the invocation as we watch this. we have seen it so many times. the pope may wade into some of the crowd. i think people of the crowd have come to expect and hope that they may be able to reach out and touch him and even talk to him. >> you see cardinal dolan pointing out the workers and the pope is weaving to them. just

as you know the aide to governor cuomo shot in the head. we will tell you what he planned on doing. >> the governor getting ready to make a proposal that workers will light, raising the minimum wage big-time. right now going to hover at $10 or $11, he wants to raise it to $15 an hour. big increase. >> we will tell you reaction to that. i am juliet huddy. ben: it is thursday morning, tenth day of september. thank you. usually like it when i refers not just the temperature but the time of day. it is kind of british. juliet: i've thought you would slam the british. >> how was your sleeping in for a couple days? >> meteorologist: i really appreciated it, i can not tell a lie. jury duty comes in handy sometimes. ben: for some of us. >> i've had to come here and have jury duty. >> i liked being part of the process. juliet: he is saying he woke up. ben: you could of coming yesterday. >> meteorologist: no, no. that so you what is going on. room. in you imagine getting the 3:00 and staying until 5:00? ben: i did it. >> meteorologist: that is your ow

chris cuomo will talk about that in a moment. >> the pope will have to talk to the castros. a meeting of the minds. it will happen today. possibly with former president fidel castro and raul castro. >> good morning. thank you for spending part of your time with us here in the united states and around the world. >> go live to havana and chris cuomo there. the krocrowds were there overni and continue to pack in as we're one hour away from the start. >> say ththey have been here alt long. they started filing in at 3:00 in the morning. people traveling hundreds of miles. as you'll see the crowd continues to grow and spread out. people are waiving their cuban flags, their vatican flags, the yellow and white flag out of respect for the pope being here. this is a big country. every other country in the caribbean could fit inside cuba, so this is about showing their representation of catholics but the hopeful. it's more meaningful, if you look at it, under an image of jesus, probably for the first time in revolution square. it's ringed by the revolutionary icons here. to have jesus

. >>> joe biden will be in manhattan with governor cuomo. the two democrats will make push to raise the minimum want for all new yorkers -- wage for all new yorkers. kala rama has details from the west side. >> governor cuomo will be here on the west side later this afternoon with a big announcement regarding bigger paychecks for hourly workers. he will have a big name backer on hand. vice president joe biden will be here later this afternoon. governor cuomo is expected to propose a $15 hourly wage across the board. it would have to be approved by the state legislature lead by republicans that are expected to resist. some businesses say a higher wage would lead to layoffs. governor cuomo approved the fast food worker wage earlier this year. in the governor's words, he is calling out corporations at their worst. >> polarizing society. corporate greed at its worse. a minimum wage that doesn't work. it has to stop and it has to stop right here. and it will in the state of new york. >> as i mentioned, vice president joe biden will be here later

governor cuomo was telling me i used to be an altar boy. to see the pope here in person means so much. he said this is one of the perk's of being who he is and being able to meet the pope. a memorable moment. senator chuck schumer met the pope twice yesterday in washington, d.c. so, this is something that is very special to them and they say this is certainly and event that is special to the city. again, the pope will arrive at saint patrick's cathedral where he will have an evening prayer service. there are about 3500 people that will be here. a thousand will be priests. it's an exciting moment. the excitement is building. bill and liz, back to you. >> all right, sade. thank you. >>> we want to go to where the pope is staying. 72nd, very high price real estate. >> beautiful area. >> diplomatic residence on 72nd street and park street between 5th avenue and madison. >> yes. the papal nuncio is where he will be staying. had sprucing up. >> why not. >> new wiring but nothing over the top. >> reporter: let me have you take a look at this crowd

cuomo announced a $15 wage for fast food workers.xtended to construction workers and everybody in new york. restaurant owners not happy with the increase that was signed through. the restaurant association says it will cause unintended consequences. fewer hours and maybe higher menu prices. that is an economic philosophical debate falling on deaf ears in cities across the country. >>> nearly half a million people ordered to leave their homes in japan because of devastating floods there. we are live with the rescues and the clean up now. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfar

governor cuomo will push the state to adopt that wage of $15 an hour. vice president joe biden in new york to appear on "colbert." he really rallying behind cuomo's decision to take it further. listen. >> it is reasonable. it's rational. it is the right thing to do. the federal minimum wage needs to be raised. it's been ten years since congress has increased it. >> he called the stagnant wages the single biggest issue of the administration. he said it is what they need to finish in the economic plan. cuomo announced the new york labor commissioner approved a $15 minimum wage for fast food workers. he wants to extend that to all of the state. among many of the things that restaurant owners and trade groups say you may feel good about saying we need higher wages, but workers will pay for that. fewer hours and fewer jobs and higher menu prices. >> it is an economic debate. there are a lot more workers who need more money. >> the trend is happening across the country. >>> all right. today is september 11th. the nation will pause this morning. events are pla

you heard about the senior aid of governor cuomo who was shot. there's the aide, a harvard-trained lawyer, 43 years still -- >> in a coma. >> yeah. >> police now working off that sketch. >> governor cuomo getting ready to make a big announcement on minimum wage today. he's had a change of heart. at one point it was only the restaurants who had to deal with, basically, giving workers a $15 raise. everybody was kind of scratching their heads, why just the restaurants? why not all new yorkers? >> so vice president biden's this town, we're expecting the veep and 3 golf will come -- and the governor will come together and say $15 minimum no matter what your job. >> and apple unveils its line of products including the iphone 6s, the apple tv and the ipad pro which, apparently be, comes with some pencils. >> it's bigger than the usual ipad. there's mr. cook showing you off everything. >> don't you think that we need that? you and i use that all the time. i'll split it with you. we'll just leave it at work, you and i. >> that's the ultimate show and tell

gabay joined cuomo's administration in 2011. he was only 43 years old. so far police have not arrested anyone in the shooting. back to you. >>> happening today, testimony expected in the investigation of federal employees hiring prostitutes overseas. there are at least two u.s. marshals accused of recording the sexual encounters with their government-owned devices. alec roderickson is expected to testify. they have had their security clearances suspended penlding the outcome. >>> it is now 4:41. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s". >> chuck, what dow 'do you say? >> i say it's another top down convertible day for most most writs. we had a lot of 40s and 50s. yesterday, a couple of 40s. today, no 40s. temperatures are getting a little milder each morning. 55 in manassas. 55 in front royal, virginia. half-mile visibility in frederick, maryland. no restrictions here in the metro area. bus stop weather, mid to upper 50s. mid-60s by recess. temperatures well into the mid-80s this afternoon. the seven-day forecast and a look on into the weekend in ten minut

that is something he's debated with in the past with governor andrew cuomo. concerns about the cost of this overhaul, the programs represent $186 million annually, many educationalal advocates says that should be reinvested in the teachers instead. we're live in the section of the bronx, tracy strahan, news 4 new york. >>> dozens of first responders are in washington today fighting for an extension of the act. and they have a big name backing them up. long time supporter and formally daily show hoes jon stewart joined them outside the capitol building. they are calling for a permanent extension of the 9/11 health and compensation act that bill provided benefits to those who got sick working at the site. it is due to expire soon unless caulk acts. >> why is it incumbent upon our first responders to have to consistently push to get the benefits that are coming to them, purely for their acts of valor in a wartime situation? this is insanity. >> stewart and those first respond lers meet with members of the house and senate today. >>> and tonight's gop presidentia

. >>> cuomo and a delegation of top new york officials offered to send a team of experts to help with the economic and health care issues. puerto rico is $72 billion in debt, and cuomo blamed, quote, unfair and abusive treatment of the federal government for the growing problem. he says there needs to be more pressure on the white house for them to take action. >> one of the advantages of new york is it makes a lot of noise. new york is a media center. what new york does often gets attention. >> puerto rico's government is pushes for access to chapter 9 bankruptcy. >>> were days from the 14th an anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks. as we remember the lives lost, officials reflect on lessons learned since the tragic date. the commissioner and former mayor giuliani were before those who testified at the 9/11 memorial museum. bratton says the rise of lone wolf attacks is one of the greatest threats to new york city now. >> isil is focused on attacks that require low cost and high impact. killing with a gun or a car or simply ied are things that others can do. >> part of the

the markings are where the bullet casing are found we are right outside the apartments, one of the cuomo staffers identified was shot in the head and it appears he was not the intended target and was hit by a stray bullet. happened around 3:30. cuomo's office, saying he served as the governor's council since 2011, was walking here with his brother when a fight between two groups broke out on the streets, shots were fired gabae was hit in the head and rushed to the hospital where he remained in critical condition, governor cuomo released a statement quote, this tragic shooting this one by a seemingly random bullet is the latest heart-breaking reminder that the crime of gun violence must stop. mayor deblasio also spoking out this noon about this senseless act of violence. >> fighting for his life right now, our prayers with him, prayers with his family. there is another reminder of bigger fight we are engaged in every day on the streets, do everything that we can do to make sure criminals don't have guns. >>> police say they do have leads in this case, they recovered a gun here at the scen

cbs 2's dick brennan joins us live from outside governor cuomo's office on the east side. dick? >> reporter: dana, the governors are saying let's make a deal. they say new york, new jersey and the port authority will pay half of the new hudson river tunnel. the question is, does this offer seal a deal. tunnel. the question for years has been how do you pay for the tunnel. >> governor cuomo and governor christie say they have the answer. split the $20 billion cost of a new hudson river down the middle with the federal government. >> reporter: we will be responsible for paying half of the costs. >> the 106-year-old tunnel is in dial need of replacement. commuters of nj transit and amtrak faced unending delays and it could only get worse. >> right now we are down to two tubes. one is almost certainly going to have to come off line within no later than the next 20 years. that would mean catastrophe. only a quarter of the trains could get through. >> reporter: talks to end the financial log jam have gone nowhere. i asked the governor if it will make a difference. >> coming halfway, d

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particularly chris cuomo. oh. at stake, total cash prize of $40,000 to be divided between charities of their choice. you can play along at home on twitter. use #-cnnquiz. meet the team, shall we. >> here we go. >> all right. team number one. host of new day, chris cuomo. what charity? >> huntington's disease society of america. close to my heart. my friend jennifer lost her 46-year-old husband and daughter to huntington's disease. hope to get some money for that. >> right. raise money today. team two. host of somebody's got to do it returning to cnn. third season, september 27th. mike rowe and host of cnn newsroom. brook baldwin. which charities did you play? >> we figured. this guy, mike rowe. >> one with my main in the title. mike rowe works. kids taking alternative route in their studies. plumbers, steam fitters, pipe fitters. alternative to four-year degree. the college debt is out of control. help and do what we can. >> save your propaganda. >> we don't have all day. >> team three. holst of cnn tonight. don l

and an aide much governor cuomo has been injured. a fourth person was fatally stabbed.he cuomo staffer carey gabay was caught in the crossfire between two rival gangs. >>> muslim flight attendant accusing her employer claiming she was suspended for refusing to serve alcohol because of her religious beliefs. the airline initially agreed to religious an accommodation, but put her on a year-long unpaid leave after a complaint. >>> thousands crossing europe's border as governments warn they can only take so many. we have live team coverage as the chaos unfolds next. llar c that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name yes, we are twins. of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you

gabay had worked for governor cuomo for four years. the governor trying to comfort his family in his eulogy while also calling for tougher gun laws. >> his death was one of the most tragic, pointless examples of the rampant violence that is spreading like a cancer through our society, especially in our poorer communities and especially in our communities of color. >> governor cuomo said that gabay's shooting was random. police believe that it may have been two rival drug began gangs. >>> up next on this sunday morning, packing lurches is a part of the back to school routine for many parents. so how to make sure even the pickiest of eaters gets a healthy meal during the school day. we're going to talk about that. healthy and tasty, that's always good. >>> well, we all know the kids are get back into that back-to-school rhythm. a big frustration for parents is when you find your kids aren't them. here to help us is owner of johnny juice and her daughter. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> i'm terrific. thanks. how is school going so f

. >>> in other news tonight, police searching for the gunman who shot an aide to governor cuomo. the 43-year-old was apparently hit by a stray bullet before the west indian day parade. one of several acts of violence. checkey beckford is live at kings county hospital with more. >> reporter: governor cuomo called him the epitome of the american dream. he grew up in public housing yet graduated from harvard. sources tell us tonight the high ranking attorney is in grave condition here at the hospital. he's surrounded by his family and friends, including his brother who watched hip get shot. 43-year-old became one of several victims of labor day violence, a harvard educated lawyer, a staffer for governor cuomo, shot in the head as he walked with his brother. >> gentleman who had nothing to do, involved in nothing, just walking down the street with his brother. >> reporter: he was caught in the early morning crossfire between two rival ganges during an overnight block party that precedes the west indian day parade. in addition, a 24-year-old man was stabbed to death leaving some to qu

. >> reporter: gabay a harvard educated lawyer has served adds council to governor cuomo since 2011. cuomo visited gabay at kings county hospital and says this tragedy is very personal to him. >> as with the family and the tears and the frustration and i'm governor of the state of new york and there is nothing i can say. and there is nothing i can do. and sometimes it just hurts. >> reporter: and right now police are looking through surveillance video from the abbotts fieldhouses opening to identify the gunman. they recovered a gun from the scene, but it's not clear if it was involved in this shooting. again carey gabay remains on life support. we are told is about to be a father. first child. we are live in crown heights, hazel sanchez, cbs news. >> hazel , thank you. that shooting happened not for from some other violent incidents. police in brooklyn saying a man in his 30s is in serious condition tonight after being stabbed in the torso on lincoln place and rochester avenue in crown heights. stabbed to death. another seriously hurt near where people gathered to celebrate ahead of

carey gabay, an aide to governor cuomo, shot in the head. >> we have recovered a firearm. based on the ballistics recovered t appears there were two groups of shooting back and forth at each other. >>> the mac gun pistol is similar to this police also found a dozen empty shells. gabay was walking with his brother between sullivan and montgomery streets when suspected gang members started to spray gunfire. at least 16 shots. one gunman was shooting from the street, and the second from the ebbets field patio. gabay was caught in the cross fire as he dove under an suv for safety. >> we will fight every day and use every tool we have to deprive criminals of guns, but we need a bigger change if we are going to ensure that the guns don't flow freely into the wrong hands. >> reporter: gabaya bronx-born, harvard-educated lawyer has been an aide to cuomo since 2011. >> now i was just with the family and the tears and the frustration, and i'm governor of the state of new york, and there's nothing i can say and nothing i can do. sometimes it just hurts. >> reporter: today gabay is li

. >>> a top lawyer from new york governor andrew cuomo is fighting for his life this morning. kerry guabe was walking in brooklyn with his brother and his friends hours before the west indian day parade when bullets started flying. the 43-year-old was struck in the head. police say a gang related dispute is to blame. governor cuomo hailing his work for the public. >> a man who was giving back to his community. it's a reminder that the violence, the violence has to stop. >> guabe is in critical condition this morning. >>> vice president joe biden looking very presidential on labor day. crowds screaming for a white house bid as hillary clinton just tries to keep her head above water. peter ducey is live in washington for the latest from the campaign trail. >> good morning. the vice president seems to be keeping the door open for a 2016 run. the only office in the land higher than the one he's had for the last six plus years. this weekend, joe biden visited pennsylvania, always a swing state, and he was very well received by a crowd of union members. >> you'll have to talk to my

you see governor cuomo here as well. this is from paul's camera. the three of them in place and two becoming friends. they had their own layer of security when they go out. add on top of that the holy father's security, and out here you have a secret service run show that involves federal agencies as well as local agencies to make sure he's safe. the point you made is one that should be repeated. the holy father wants to be accessible and not have this much fanfare, but they want to make sure he's safe. steve: thank you. lots of great theatre taking place watching the mayor, the governor interacting. this is what's taking place inside as we speak. dari: this is a live shot of inside st. patrick's cathedral, which will be where the vespers service takes place. monsignor, talk about the service briefly. >> this is really a prayer service. it's all prayers. it's part of what we say every -- it's an hour of prayers. we have one in the early morning and like at 10:00, and then we have the prayer service during the day and then at night, in the evening,

new york saw a success story under governor andrew cuomo's leadership, with an investment of almost $250 million to promote tourism in the state, that really addresses more than just the city of new york as a touristic attraction, but the other amenities throughout the state of new york. i think the same could be said for puerto rico. it's one of the most beautiful geologies in the entire planet. it has so much to offer, more so than just a beach resort in the capital region, and i think more people need to know about that

. >> chris cuomo, that guy is -- talk about peacocks.ound like he owns the place, he's like "yeah, i'm a cuomo and my dad and my brother, governor, look how big my muscles are. urgh." that guy, ugh. >> i will leave it there. have fun with chris in the coming days and weeks to be sure. >> coming for you, cuomo. >> i'm actually scared. that scared me. that is some smack talking! better put his money where his mouth is. don't miss it, folks. the showdown, cnn quiz show tonight 8:00 eastern, 8:00 pacific. great tv, as we like to say. >>> thanks for watching. it's been nice sitting in. "legal view," the show i normally do, starting right after this break. my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot o

. >> and i'm chris cuomo live in havana's historic revolution square. the papal visit is making a lot of history. they're actually saying that revolution square could become evolution square in several ways. joining the cuban icons of martiz is a huge picture of jesus christ. that's a first here. there's a message underneath his visage that translates to "come to me." they say this is something that has not been in place in any way since the publishment of the square. so you have pope francis coming here, the third visit in 17 years. he'll be here. people are going to listen. hundreds of thousands here, millions around the world to what is said, how it's said, what is unsaid, and why. and also, poppy, a small note. the heat is an issue. it's been historically hot in havana. it is now and it's actually drning the vatican about how much the pope will be able to take on. >> but chris, what are the -- i know you arrived there yesterday afternoon. you've had about 24 hours with the people there. what are they saying to you about this visit? >> reporter: it's

it's in the news again because new york governor andrew cuomo visited the u.s. territory with a delegation of federal, state, and local leaders. the goal? to help puerto rico get attention and to get help with the enormous debt that seems to grow worse by the day. we traveled to san juan as well, for the meeting between governor andrew cuomo and his counterpart, governor >> today, puerto rico faces a crisis that threatens the wellbeing of our children's generations. >> with those dire words, the governors of puerto rico and new york held a 2-hour exchange of ideas designed to help the u.s. commonwealth confront an enormous debt that grows worse by the day. >> i don't believe we're going to be able to solve any big problems today, but i think we can listen, we can learn, and we can then come up with a strategy. >> that strategy is already underway. the action plan unveiled by the new york delegation of federal, state, and local leaders involves several costcutting and revenue-generating measures. among them, the state will kick off a $5 million tourism campaign a

he worked for governor cuomo since 2011, a career he chose so he could give back. >> he grew up in the public housing projects in the bronx. he could have done anything with that education. he chose to be in state service because he wanted to use his skills to help others. he made a fraction of what he could have earned. >> reporter: as police continue their hunt for the suspects, cuomo is calling for legislation that will prevent illegal weapons from getting into the wrong hands. >> yes, we have laws on the books to protect people but the guns are coming in from other states. >> reporter: police have been poring over surveillance video trying to identify the shooters. they are offering a $12,500 reward for the information leading to an arrest. janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >>> a pilot is forced to land in the water. we have an interview with the pilot. >> reporter: the pilot managed to avoid a play ground, docks, and houses not far from the ferry to fire island when he came down in the bay. this is the pilot who walked away. >> it's a very good day. i'm alive. >> reporter: a bay port n

that i could have a chance to beat mario cuomo. and that's, by the way, why i'm running for president. because i have that seam sense that the people understand that our government is failing us in washington. and they don't like the partisan imposition of an ideology by either side. but they want solutions that are going to work to make this country better. i did it in new york and overwhelmingly democratic state. i know i can do it in washington as well. >> in that race, new york's mayor rudy giuliani endorsed governor cuomo, not you. what was the reaction? >> it was a shock and a hurt to me because he was well-known. he had just gotten elected mayor of new york. and i was unknown. here's a republican who doesn't like pataki. he's going to be an extremist, he's too conservative for the state. so it hurt. but on the other hand, i was talking earlier, when you grow up on the farm, you think you have the best crop and a hurricane comes along and you pick yourself up and go along anyway. and that's what we did. we picked ourselves up

my colleague and "new day" anchor chris cuomo is there. chris, good morning.e hear huge crowds are filing in already before dawn. >> well, look. this is literally you are watching history, victor and christi. good morning to you both. 4:00 this morning local time same as in the east. that is when people were let in. you can see -- day va day, take the picture. that is our photographer. they have been here on since 4:00 in the morning and thousands of people are here. the cuban authorities say that there will be hundreds of thousands here to hear pope francis say mass at 9:00 this morning. a homily that will reverb inebriate through this crowd and through this island and across this world. what will he say to the cuban people. something else we want to show you here. this is revolution square. the people we are talking to hope it will become evolution square. look at this. a new holy trinity here. champion of the revolution, right? you have another captain of the revolution, one of the main people that helped with the military here. look who has been added. the