on monday night, new york governor andrew cuomo, new york senator chuck schumer, new york mayor billblasio, commerce member is a surrender, journalist geraldo rivero and others celebrated juan gonzalez 's 29 year career at the new york daily news during the event monday night. we are joined by longtime new york journalist tom robbins, who is a recent pulitzer prize finalist for his coverage of violence in new york's prisons, and a longtime columnist and staff writer at "the village voice" and "new york daily news" where he worked with juan gonzalez for over a decade. he recently wrote an article headlined "juan gonzalez: iron , man of the news room." tom is now investigative the cuny school. i'm so sorry i cannot be with you all. juan, what is seen in new york as i was getting live tweet of the photographs of first the governor, then the mayor just got further they should be the same room at the same time, but it was you who brought them into the same room even if they were not there at the same time. tom, i'm not going to ask juan because he is too modest, but talk about juan's sign

we are going to do new york. let me remind you of the new york angle. in that first one, george washington, he is picking a new yorker, john jay, educated just down the road here, to be his supreme court justice. what makes thomas jefferson president in 1800? you could say the sedition act. or you could say new york. ehrenberg. that is actually the swing state. adams and jefferson running against each other and jefferson come second in that one and they do the rematch in 1800 and jefferson prevails. new york is the swing state in that election. it is looming very, very large. it is hamilton on this island. whoever wins the state wednesday presidency, setting up the confrontation. i admit the third face-off does not have so much a compelling new york angle. lincoln, tawney, neither has a big new york reference. lincoln manages to win at the convention. but he does have the cooper address. it is key to lincoln's success. the fourth one is one of the most new york stories of all. charles evan hughes, the hughes court against -- the chief justice against fr

york historical society. we're going to be talking about the supreme court and we will be talking about these supreme court history, but also talking about the new york angle on all of this, because this is the new york historical society. and, yes, why is this night different from all others? is one thought. it is really only this week -- it has become, i think, pretty apparent that the upcoming presidential election will be a subway series between -- [laughter] two new: not just yorkers, but two people headquartered in men. shades of burr and hamilton. why am i mentioning a presidential election, given that this is a conversation about the supreme court? ofl, there lies my first five points. it's going to be about that -- the interesting relationship between presidents and justices. -- and i will work my way up to the present moment an election between two new yorkers for the presidency, but the supreme court really is on the ballot new york plays a role, because the nominee for the vacant spot learn to be

okay. >> moving onto new york. >> moving onto new york, a new york red neck area. i'm speeding down from a holiday weekend to get to my father in the hospital, will i make it to him on time? i go faster while trying to find anything on public radio besides reports about the infur rating iraq war. what will i tell him when i get there? how much i love him despite unnerving unswerving republicanism, i want to say good-bye, hold his hand, sing him a song? i'm scared. would he be able to talk. would i be able to apologize for being so critical of him or is it time to just listen, maybe we'll be able to have a conversation about the spirit, his spirit, a quiet talk that will bring closure. inock on the door with pounding heart, open it, i panicked when i don't see him in a bed, i'm too late, i think, then i see something opposite to bed legs, his legs, he's sitting on the far side of the room in his wheelchair, clear oxygen tubes in his knows attached to portable tank on his little wheels, he's on his cell phone, the issue is peak minutes. i guess he's not dying and lat

>> all right, hena daniels here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> yesterday secret service agents rushed to surround bens when protesters trialed to storm the stage. sanders was speaking at a rally in oakland. the agents jumped on the plat tomorrow to protect him and led him off the stage. other agents grabbed the protesters and led them away. it's not clear why they were protesting. sanders eventually continued his speech. >>> and for the first time, the rain has stopped in southeast texas, but resident there is are still bracing for more flooding. flood watches and warnings are posted in the houston area this morning. severe thunderstorm watches are posted elsewhere in the state. the brazos river is expected to crest at record levels, over 53 feet, by this afternoon. that's three feet above the previous record spurred by days of unrelenting rain. the high water is blamed for at least six deaths. there have already been mandatory evacuations. homes and land are under water, and dozens have been rescued from the high water. there's

actually giving it more attention by attacking the "new york times" so many times. we'll show a couple of thing he said tonight including this one calling the "new york times" failing, saying no wonder the "new york times" is failing who can believe what they write after the false marks lie show us and libelous story they did on me. he continued on by saying there were 50 women interviewed for the story and yet they only wrote about six. that's because there were so many positive statements. he's suggesting the other women interviewed were more positive. in fact there were other women more than six that were included in the story the lead antedote is the woman who came out this morning criticizing the story saying the "times" spun her words. trump said what she said proves the entire story is a fraud. he called into "new day" to make sure the producers saw the interview. it goes to show how trump tries to control and influence the news cycle. he's anti-immediate area radically negative about media at the same time he takes great advantage of it. >> thank you very mu

look at new york city before the sun comes up. are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. >> i am heather childers. thank you so much for starting yet another primary day with us. as we begin the race for the white house headed to kentucky and other gone where donald trump and hillary clinton are both looking to lock up their party nomination. bernie sanders might pull off another upset. >> trump has 1,134 delegates 100 shy of the magic number. >> for the democrats she has 2,240 and sanders 1,473. we are live in oregon. >> we are in the bluegrass state with mike tobin. >> the polling location opens in one

republicans also "new york times" has let me see, how i can put this. they screwed up, with an attempted sensational story, a hit piece on donald trump. "new york times" report on trump's relations with women over history, falls apart the moment it is printed. >> they promise several times they would do it accurately, they told me several times, and my manager it would not be a hit piece, and my story would come across the way that i was telling it. and it absolutely was not. lou: the five's co-host, is joining us to take up presidential sweepstakes and a lot more. it is shaping up to be a no holds bar fight. nothing is off limits. rollins and -- obama administration. ready to arm the libyan government, so it can fight islamic state and other terrorist groups. >> our goal would to be build up capacity of government of national courts to doing work of isil and securing their own country. lou: a novel new strategy by this white house, we'll take it up, and fight to destroy the islamic state. with ambassador john bolton, our top story, national liberal med

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in new york -- metropolitan area -- not so much. not as recovering from the recession here as in other parts of the country. >> and, dr. collins, as a doctor, you could have worked for a hospital, you could have worked for somebody else. own, your own firm. you own your own allergy/ent firm. what drove you to entrepreneurship? >> well, for about four years, ken, i actually worked in a hospital as an assistant professor and wanted to have my own vision for my private practice, focusing on patient comfort. people don't realize how -- what an impact that allergies and asthma have on the day-to-day life of people. it affects their social interactions, school, work -- and wanted to really spend time with patients, taking care of that aspect. being an allergist is a lot like being a detective. you really focus on the cause of why the person is sick. and i wanted, in my own practice, to have adequate time to spend to get to know my patients as much as possible, to find out what was triggering their symptoms. and being in private practice a

by the way, if new york is in play and i won new york, then i won the election. you understand that because of the size. i'll win michigan. michigan is not going to be even contested by any other republican. they wouldn't even go there. i'll win michigan because of what's happened. they sucked all the jobs out of michigan, too. i am constantly talking about michigan with the cars and what's happening. i think i'll win pennsylvania. i'm sure i'm going to win pennsylvania. i'll win florida, which you have to win. i think i'm going to do very well, but i will put states in play that no other republican will even talk about or go to. >> do you think the general election has already started, you versus hillary clinton, that for all practical purposes bernie sanders is out? >> i think what has happened. there's been a flip, i'm even surprised about it. i thought i would be going longer, she would be going shorter. that's like a football team can't get the ball over the line, put it away. she can't put it away. i thought she would be campaigning against me. yeah, i'll b

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the norm times are standi-- -- york times are standing by waiting. oregon tomorrow where 28 republicans and 73 democratic delegates are on the line. trump won the republican caucus back in march. clinton and sanders have been campaigning very hard across kentucky over the weekend. clinton had been the early favorite. but clinton is saving all of her attacks for trump. some tailor made for kentucky. >> there's a saying in the senate two kind of senators show horses and work horses. you all know a little bit about that here in louisville, don't you? i have to say, it really lifted my pir rites to see exaggerate tore beaten in the derby. >> there are new polls out that give fresh ammunition to an old sander's argument he would fair better with trump than clinton. the atlanta journal has trump beating clinton in georgia 45 to 41. sanders beating trump 47 to 42. now sanders was wavered iver fa to win in oregon but a poll as clinton winning there that could be an abnormality especially when you take into account the closed primary. there are a third regist

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"the new york times" is desperate. they know donald trump winning would be so politically incorrect. they would be so offended every day. they would have this sense of being under attack, psychologically every single day that they're going to do almost anything from now to the election to try to stop him and this story is just an example. what's amazing about it, though, how incompetent it was. you don't set up people who are going to go on national television to repudiate you. and yet that's exactly what "the new york times" did. >> and i actually think it gets worse than 38% story. i mean, that's pretty devastating for a woman that claims that she's the champion of women's rights. but worse than that is the clinton foundation took a lot of money from countries like kuwait and qatar and the uae and saudi arabia. countries with atrocious records on human rights and especially women's rights. women still can't drive in saudi arabia, they're told how to dress and they need a male relative to even leave the house and go o

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new york. about five years ago, new york was not considered very hot and cities in general weren't considered too hot. i so ethe inner cities as the wave of the future. >> trump was on the "today" show to talk about his next big project, the trump tower. >> they had beautiful bas relief carvings, and he just wrecked them. i said, how could you have done that? >> couldn't you have just saved chose scum curs? >> it would very, very dangerous to save them. they weighed two tons, about 15 feet high, about 2 1/2-feet thick, and if they would have fallen, people could have been very badly hurt and ill canned. >> he just ripped those out without any consideration for their historic value. and the people he had doing the demolition were illegal immigrants. >> in an interview with "the new york times," trump said he did not know they were undocumented workers on the site. >> mr. trump, what's left in your life? you're 33 years old, you're worth all these money. you said you didn't say that you want to b

hannah daniels is here in new york.ood morning. >> reporter: presumptive gop nominee donald trump is struggling to build unity within his own party. on thursday, house speaker paul ryan declined to support trump while likely democratic contender hillary clinton focused her efforts on winning california and securing her party's nomination. donald trump pressed ahead with his campaign thursday, urging supporters in west virginia to save their energy for november. >> save your vote for the general election, okay? forget this one. the primary is gone. >> reporter: despite being the only candidate left standing on the gop side, trump is facing difficulty building support within the party. yesterday house speaker paul ryan became the latest voice refusing to back his candidacy. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. i think what is necessary to make this work, for this to unify, is to actually take our principles and advance them. >> reporter: trump fired back in a statement saying he's not r

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for 30 minutes into the trading day into new york.tocks are rebounding as investors shrugged off concerns that a potential fed rate hike could weigh in on the u.s. recovery. well impact, how it the london real estate market. >> a behind the scenes look at the luxury shoemaker early. we won't hear from antoine arnault. from antoinear arnault. we had some breaking news. markets feeling a little bit better. >> existing home sales are the number we are getting. we are seeing a rise month over annual payril for $5.455 million. u.s.argest part of the housing market. that is a three month high. there was a surge in the midwest. there seems to be improving numbers in the housing market. we are seeing stocks higher today following a rebound we saw around the globe. especially commodity lenders, we will dig into those in a moment. nasdaq is leading gains today up i 1%. showing gains. let's look at the bloomberg. technology is performing the best today. that explains why the nasdaq is doing the best today. financials are bouncing back as well. t

mi gente querida de nueva york, un beso grande! karla: arriba nueva york!as, pero el hombre pocas veces se atreve a ir de frente y decir: esto que hiciste no me gustÓ. doctora Álvarez: porque les da terror que tÚ lo hagas. el hombre siempre quiere creer que Él es el que mÁs sabe, el duro... si vas a criticar a un hombre en eso, ve suavecita. comienza diciendo todo lo bueno que hace, porque de todo se ofenden. katiria: hay que poner una caja de sugerencias a la entrada del cuarto. karla: a veces, cuando uno quiere hablar de eso, al hombre le toca mucho en el aspecto del macho. alan: hiere nuestros sentimientos, doctora. doctora Álvarez: la sociedad los educa a ustedes diciÉndole que ustedes son los matatanes del sexo. bolÍvar: y es el error mÁs grande. uno dice: no, porque yo soy un verdugo. y uno tiene sus debilidades. uno llega el momento y se desacredita. hay que cogerlo suave y no decir nada. katiria: mejor sorprender, bajar espectativas. karla: ¿quÉ otro error cometen los hombres en la intimidad? doctora Álvarez: hay que cuidar la ropa. los hombres a ve

jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. >> drops the mike.. >>> a cruise ship is sailing into history, and a first daughter chooses a college. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "washington post" reports that president obama's older daughter, malia, will take a year off between high school and college. she will start at harvard in the fall of 2017. she won't have to be accompanied by the secret service. that would be required if she began college this fall. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the resignation of a top sheriff's official after he was linked to racist emails. tom angel was chief of staff to the l.a. county sheriff. he used his work e-mail while with the burbank police to mock muslims, blacks, latinos, and women. >>> "the miami herald" reports the start of a historic voyage. ♪ >> carnival's "adonia" is the first u.s. cruise ship to head to cuba in years. among the passengers, a dozen americans when were born there. >> it's in our blood. the history's in our blood. kind of hard. hard to talk about it.

back to you in new york. lauren: some trump opponent put in 2012 gop mitt romney would not release them before november unless an ongoing irs audited completed before election day. he also says his financial statements and much more important. >> you don't learn anything. tax return you the very, very little. the least highly complex detailed financials in line with the federal elections commission. we put them in 9010 pages or close to 100 pages of detailed saying what a great company ipo. lauren: hillary clinton strongly criticizing him them for not close disclosing this tax information. >> my husband and i released 33 years of tax returns. we've got eight years on our website right now. so you've got to ask yourself ,-com,-com , why doesn't he want to release them? lauren: trumpet be the first major party nominee to release tax returns and strode forward in 1976. president ford on the release this in that year. nicole: larry summers discussed in the 2016th presidential election on fox business wall street

lafayette landing and castle garden, new york. if you really wanted to, you your entireut table with this pattern. we know that dinner plates, cups and saucerws, coffee pots, and tea pots, and platters like this, and bowls have the same pattern. one, ord choose to buy choose to go over the top and buy the whole set. i don't know how many people went that far, but it was possible. we are making our way through the 19th century. as we near the center point of the 19th century, we have to talk about the american civil war. sedh sides of the conflict u references to the american revolution and the founding fathers as part of their political arguments and their philosophical arguments, relating to the civil war. what i see as the most outstanding piece of commentary the americanion of revolution from this time period is the gettysburg address. fourscore and sev en years ago. he is telling people, we are talking about the american revolution. ago,score and seven years our fathers brought upon this country a new nation. he is using the r

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. stock markets in asia were mixed over worries of a u.s. interest rate hike. the nikkei was unchanged. the shanghai composite added a quarter percent. >>> this morning, the price of brent crude topped $50 a barrel. the highest level this year. it's sending stocks on wall street higher. the jumped up another 145 points yesterday. the s&p rose 14. the nasdaq gained 33. >>> a federal reserve report points to the fragile economic state of many american families. nearly half would have trouble meeting an unexpected expense of just $400. the fed found that 46% of adults either could not cover a $400 emergency or would have to sell something or borrow to do so. 22% of workers had two or more jobs last year. nearly one out of three said they had no retirement savings or pension. 69% say they are living comfortably or doing okay. >>> the japanese clothing retailer uni qlo is having a hard time breaking into the american market. the company is known for its

the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, hillary clinton's opponents are jumping on a report from the state department inspector general on clinton's use of private e-mail when she was secretary of state. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hillary clinton is trying to put her presidential campaign back on track this morning on the heels of that damning report into her e-mail server. in an interview airing today, clinton said she didn't do anything past secretaries of state didn't do themselves. hillary clinton brushed aside the latest chapter in her e-mail saga yesterday when she gave this interview to a local univision station in l.a. >> it's not an issue that is going to affect either the campaign or my presidency. >> reporter: an internal audit inspector general wednesday found clinton failed to get legal approval for the private e-mail server she used during her time as secretary of state. the report also concluded i.t. s

>> new york, new jersey. >> i think new york might be in play.ew jersey i think i'm going to do great in new jersey. those are states other republicans wouldn't go to. >> you said something last night, you said if i didn't fight as hard as i fight, i wouldn't be here today. >> i think that's true. >> is that the same for the general? you'll fight that hard? >> it's the same. you have to be true to yourself. i mean, i was a good student. i'm a smart person. and, you know, you listen to things. it's so tough. if you're a republican, especially if you're a conservative republican, what you go through is incredible. i even talk about my uncle was a professor at m.i.t., won a highly, highly respected intellect. i mean, i come from a very smart family. i like to talk about it because conservatives are abused, they're abused by the media, falsely abused. really abused by the media. i put so many states into play. michigan being one, illinois. i tell you what, the state of washington, i was in washington last week. the state of washington, we had crowds

group from new york undertook. what happened was, the project was surrounding the service of margaret corbin. margaret corbin had come down to us through history as a woman who fought in the american revolution. she served with her husband john, and took part in the battles around new york city and manhattan, and fort washington. she was ultimately known as one of the molly pitchers. in the early 20th century, the new york state d.a.r. wanted to verify her service. to become a d.a.r. member, you have to tracer lineage to someone who supported the american revolution. her descendents wanted to know if her service did happen, and it was verified. she was buried in new york. margaret sustained injuries during the american revolution. it was described in later accounts about this. they were identifying injuries to her that should show up in her skeleton. in the 1920's, they exhumed her remains and did this examination and did find it was consistent with these injuries. her body was taken to west point, and is now inter

. >> also garth brooks new york city takeover. his big return nearly 20 years in the making. >> if that's not what you're going for, why are you getting up in the morning. >> plus celine deon describes her final moments with her husband. >> and chrissy teigen's first interview since giving birth to her baby girl. >> they just use you for your milk and you're just a cow. >> now this is entertainment tonight. >> and the final three on dancing with the stars and ginger zee is going public with the secret and she cone keep it any longer. >> cameron has the story. >> my parents divorced when i was 7 and i think it effected my childhood a lot. i needed to control something so i was like i know what i'll do. i'll just not eat. 10 to 14 was the bulk of my anorexi i don't think i even knew how bad it was at that time. >> you know, everybody has gone through something and i t it's a disease that you choose, unfortunatel but it chooses a lot of people and a lot of young girls especially deal with it. >> ginger used therapy to overcome her ch

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cbs news, new york. >>> former foes shared the stage.esident joe biden and former house speaker john boehner were honored by notre dame. long-time political foes, but they're fighting irish together. biden and boehner received the highest honor, the letter a medal, for service to the catholic community. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a man arrested after spending nearly half a century as a fugitive. we'll speak with him in an exclusive interview. >>> plus, cutting down high-speed police chases. we'll show you gps that helps track suspects. >>> a program to help young entrepreneurs launch their big business ideas. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> a south philly street turns into a demolition derby overnight. new this morning, why the driver who caused all that damage won't face any charges. >> also, happening today, congressman in court, chaka fattah's corruption trial starts in j

media. >> "the new york times" is still the new york times.t be talking about it this long. they still are the paper of record. >> joining us now, this is what we were going to start the blog anyway, nbc news white house correspondent, kristen welker. >> and in washington, nbc news correspondent, hallie jackson. good to have you both onboard. i guess, hallie, ted cruz did some sort of good-bye video or something? isn't his campaign over? aren't you covering something else thousand? >> it is! we've moved on, or at least i've moved on it. >> good, you're over it. >> he's got a finale video out. there's a couple of interesting points. it's some of the most blatant hints yet of what cruz wants to do, which is potentially run in 2020. here's some of the video. you can see his campaign manager standing behind him, campaign manager jeff rose saying in this video they have run a nearly regret-free campaign. cruz gets choked up, and i think we're at the end here, which says, "to be continued," that is how the video ends and in it cruz makes reference t

also what "the new york times" is saying about it. that is ahead. >>> also on the agenda, what hillary clinton's fans are worrying about. >> i was saying earlier in louisville where we had a big rally, my husband who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy because, you know, he knows how to do it. >> she enters the general election as the favorite. even her fans are nervous about what's to come. where do they think she's vulnerable in a race against donald trump? we have some interesting answers for you this morning. >>> and rounding out our agend apresident obama never mentioned donald trump's name yesterday but there was no doubt who he was talking about. >> the world is more interconnected than ever before. and it's becoming more connected every day. building walls won't change that. >> the president using his bully pulpit to try to make sure trump doesn't succeed him as president. is this a preview of the next six months? more on the obama factor in the 2016 election. that is ahead. we begin with our top story. "the

. >> now a lot oftv news out of new york. rumors persist that kelly ripa might move live because of her husband's new tv show so our tv editor asked mark to set the record straight. >> is the show going to filming in california. >> yeah. >> so i have to know then would kelly be interested in moving live with kelly to california? >> i think it's shot in new york. >> yeah. but she wouldn't want to be far away from you. >> sometimes -- maybe she no, i'm joking. it's only a few months. >> how are things as she is searching for her new co-host? >> it's going great. >> kelly seemed way more relaxed today. kelly and this morning's guest host rocked out in karaok karaoke roulette. is jamal liondead. >> that didn't look like a fatal shot to me but then you had to go off on twitter and write this somber message what a great time you've had on the show. >> which is true. i have. >> you're just messing wi us. >> it's going to be wrapped up and handled in a beautiful way. there's going to be some tears but there's also going to be a lot o

. >> on the buzz beater, donald trump said he is the target of a media witch hunt and ripping "new york times" with a report on how he treats women and tries to shift the spotlight to bill clinton's past. >> i looked at the "new york times", are they going to interview paula jones or kathleen willie? in one case it is about exposure and another about groping and fondling and touching. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> and massive settlements. >> $850,000 for paula jones. >> and a lot of other things. >> impeachment. all the "new york times" and if you look at stephanopolis, these are like the pipe organize agains for hillary clinton. >> is the press taking the campaign into the gutter? is the crash of the egyptair changing the media's campaign coverage? megyn kelly finally sits down with donald trump after ms. of being attacked with the billionaire saying he has some regrets about language and certain twitter tirades. >> you would be amazed at ones i don't re-tweet. >> bimbo? thank you was a re-tweet. >> did i say that? >> many times. >> okay. excuse me. >> we will look at the high steaks in