senate and govern in the state of new york. lane phillips, fourth-degree black belt which is totally cool in and of itself. she and her husband have had sterling careers. the easy thing for us as the new york state senate, we have absolutely a1 level candidates as you come out and as we leave here, again, i'm going to support donald trump, i'm going to support governor pence, i'm going to support jack martins, every one of our incumbents and challenges, ladies and gentlemen, it's time for all of us to continue to be proud as republicans, get out there, win and it's the old fashion way. i told you i have this little ipad, it's the phone call, it's the personal note, it's getting somebody on the phone and making sure that they are out there on election so that we can prevail. i am so honored to be with you and amongst you today. i can't wait for tonight. it's going to be very exciting as we all know. so let's get out of here, let's get back to our great state of new york and let's make sure that on november 8th we prevail with a l

people because they are the future of the new york state senate and really government in the state of new york. elaine phillips is a mayor, she is elected official in nassau county. she is a fourth degree black belt which is totally cool in and of itself and she and her husband have had very sterling careers as well. so the easy thing fors as the new york state senate, we have absolutely a-1 level, the top level candidates who are going to be the standard-bearers for the party. as you come out and as we leave here, again i'm going to support donald trump. i'm going to support governor pence. i'm going to support jack martins. everyone of our incumbents and everyone of our challengers, ladies and gentlemen, it is time for all of us to continue to be proud as republicans, get out there, win and it's the old-fashioned way. i told you i have this little ipad. it is a phone call. it is a personal note. getting somebody on the phone, making sure they are out there on election day so we can prevail.

let's get back to our great state of new york. et's make sure on november 8th, we prevail with a lot more assembly republicans and new members of the new york state senate. thank you very much. [applause] >> leader flanagan, their for those really superb remarks. by the way, here are your glasses. and, with your leadership we're going to win and keep the majority in our state senate. [applause] to introduce our next speaker, i want to introduce a man who was a former member of the assembly. he was then elected supervisor of his town in monroe county. he is a long-standing chairman of one of our best county organizations, monroe county republican party. he was elected by his peers in the region as vice-chair for that region and then by all the vice chairs, the nine vice chairs, all around the state. the first vice-chair, and as part of our councils. he riley -- really appreciate his good advice and council. that is chairman bill ryrik of monroe county. bill? [applause] >> thank you, chairman cox. well, good morning to the new york d

new york's new secretary of state is a latina. and before her new job, she newspaper in new york city. she'll be here to tell us about her new role, and about her new program designed to help thousands of low-income new yorkers become u.s. citizens. that's coming up a little later on in the show. right now, though, a very important topic here on "tiempo." we talk about it often. education. we are a month away from the start of the new school year. where did the summer go, right? it's been three years since governor christie passed a bill that made undocumented students eligible for in-state tuition at universities. but those same students are not eligible for state and federal aid -- education aid. and now, well, a new study shows undocumented students in new jersey who are eligible to enroll in state colleges are not applying. so, what's the response to that? well, how about this -- a push in the state legislature to offer those students some financial assistance. here to talk more about this, gordon macinnes from the new jersey p

when new york state comes up for its role call, of course hillary clinton lives in chappaqua, new york and represented the state of new york in the u.s. senate. this place will erupt when new york comes to the microphone. any time you want to know the latest on what is happening inside and outside of this convention please turn to the "action news" social media accounts, our facebook page is filled with the pot tics and protesters and all the fun and all the interaction with you. and the 6 abc twitter feed has up to the second breaking news and information to keep up with the convention and everything else happening in the tri-state area. go to facebook.com/6abcactionnews and 6abc.com. and we invite you to join us for special dnc coverage online, we have in-depth continuing coverage from the wells fargo center beginning at 7:30 tonight and you can watch that on 6abc.com or on the 6 abc news app. >>> there is other news tonight and it's not good. there is another terrorist attack in france and isis has already claimed responsibility. two extremists attacked a catholic church in normandy

new york state department of corrections that runs the state prisons. talk about your efforts and roadblocks you have hit. tom: a couple of them. i had been writing about prisons for the last couple years for the marshall project with the "times." one of my rude awakenings came when i made the mistake of reading the new york state department of corrections media directive, which they actually have up on their website. in it,delighted to read it said, that when an employee of the department of corrections has been disciplined and brought arbitration, and where the arbitration has been upheld and discipline imposed, that arbitration record will be released. i thought, this is great. i am home free. this is exactly what i want. what i was trying to find out was why there were so many guards at certain maximum-security facilities that seemed to be repeat offenders in terms of brutality against inmates. i knew the agency had tried to fire some of them. i knew they failed that, that they had been sent back to work by arbitrators. i wanted to look at those the

states, donald j. trump! [ cheers and applause ] >> new jersey is next, then new york state. let's listen in to new jersey. . >> pursuant to the delegation and the rules of this convention, new hampshire 11 votes, trump. two vote, rubio. three votes, bush. three votes, cruz and four votes, kasich. [ cheering ] >> new jersey, 51 delegates for the following bound delegates. 51, trump. >> madam secretary, i am the son of governor chris christie. [ cheers and applause ] new jersey, the garden state, the greatest state in the union and the state that cast the highest overall percentage of its popular vote for mr. trump is pleased to announce that it's 51 delegates will be given to donald j. trump for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> pursuant to the delegation, new jersey, 51 votes trump. >> new mexico, 24 delegates for the following bound delegates, 24, trump. >> madam secretary, i am governor susana martinez. [ cheers and applause ] i am proud to represent what beautiful, exciting and diverse a culture that is so diverse, an amazing state, the land of enchantment and the great state of

state government? i did an open records request to the fema, the new york a.g.'s office, and the emergency management offices of all the states where sandy happened. i still havest, not gotten anything back yet. it was over two years ago, which is another story. i did get stuff back from new jersey relatively quickly and from new york later. but i did get stuff back. i was asking for correspondence depends on theit agency how you want to craft it. essentially, scores on the -- correspondence between anyone with an e-mail at red cross and individuals involved in the sandy response. there are a lot of other examples. if you are looking at or reporting on a privately held on koch a lot of work industries which is privately held, even though it is huge, has been through foia this is a very good tactic. >> i think that most of the good stuff might be thrown away. assume that we can get these records. he's mentioned a couple of fires there. were they suspicious? not everybody was like richard nixon who wanted to keep everything and keep the tapes. did jack kennedy was

when i talk about great leaders, brian cole, leader of republican assembly conference in new york state. brian kolb is a good leader. i served with brian for 11 years. when i first met him he was colleague and i supported him to become leader and i knew the type of individual he was and type of individual he is. he is outstanding leader. the fact he listens to the members, whether the newest one that got elected or one been there many years, they have always got brian's ear. he will bring ideas to the conference for the whole conference to discuss. we'll bring it out on the floor. many of you may not see unless you sit in the chamber, a lot of liberal democrat legislation that is proposed has been tempered due to brian's leadership and speaking out and raising his voice on behalf of solid republican core issues. he does an outstanding job each and every day. we should be proud of the conference and brought of its leader, brian kolb. i tell you what, not only refer to him as the leader because he will always be my leader, but

michael balboni, he is a former homeland security advisor for new york state

great state of new york and the governor, andrew cuomo. t's listen in. >> and the proud home of the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> governor cuomo casting the delegates. you can see adding up clinton's delegates and bernie sanders' delegates she needs officially to cross the threshold of 2,382. each state, we're told, is going to go. let's get some analysis now from syndicated columnist charles krauthammar joining us from washington and fox news host chris wallace from philadelphia. it's the pageantry, chris. it's the moment. it's also history. this is a moment we haven't seen before. >> it was only 100 years ago, i think 1916, that women got the vote. now we're going to have it. some would say why did it take 100 years? but we're now going to have the first woman be the presidential nominee of a major political party. it's a big deal just as the nomination, eventual election of barack obama was a big deal. whether or not you like hillary clinton and her policies, the fact that there's another obstacle that's

and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ it's all in the catskills. ly in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> quarter after 7:00 on this sunday. now to decision 2016 coverage. this weekend, fbi agents interviewed hillary clinton, the presumptive democratic nominee about her use of a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state. nbc's chris pallone has the details. >> reporter: no campaign appearances saturday for hillary clinton or donald trump. both had other business to take care of. clinton, spending three and a half hours at fbi headquarters in washington, speaking with investigators about her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. the year long investigation is looking into whether anyone broke the law by mishandling information. aft the interview, she spoke with nbc's chuck todd. >> i was pleased to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this to a conclusion. >> reporter: interview comes a daf at loretta lynch said she would let

new york senator she helped create the school for at risk youth. let's listen to them. [cheers and applause] >> in 2004, the high school graduation rate was only around 30%. and 75% of new york state'sntire prison population came from just seven neighborhoods in new york city. if you were one of the young men growing up in these areas, the odds were stacked against you. so together with the organization 100 black men, we answered the call to do something about this crisis. since 2004, the eagle academy has educated nearly 4,000 young men. [ applause ] 98% of our graduates are accepted to college. [ applause ] we're making a big difference now but we could not have done it alone. you see, there was one leader who was with us from the very beginning. and she was our earliest champion one leader who understood that addressing the crisis facing young men of color in our country required innovative measures. one leader who pushed to open the first eagle academy in the bronx. and she made a promise to return four years later to offer the keynote address to our first graduating class. and that's a promise that she kept. you see i'm with hillary clinton because she has been with us. [ appla

and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new rk. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> stick around for the postgame conference. chase rice. your game sixth is your concert ticket so you dome have to do anything more. come on out to the ballpark for the phils and the dodgers and see chase rice perform. the phillies scored four runs in the eighth. tyler pitch hit. they scored four runs without a hit. they scored four runs without a hit. i can't remember the last time that happened. >> base on balls, base on balls. e-5, e-6, hit by a pitch. >> that's amazing. other. >> i think the official statistician will have a good time breaking that one down. >> boy, the phillies have the 6-run lead, at least for the time being, they can rest some of their back end of the bull pen guys. as long as we can get some strikes here and not get any traffic around the base. fastball inside. 1-2. ripped down the left field line. the second of the night. the final double of the year. >> a nice swing. >> he

states. now, carl and i were talking about new york. clearly not a swing state. olumn in a presidential race for the last 30 some years. but these swing states, colorado, nevada, iowa, ohio, virginia, florida, new hampshire, donald trump is moving up very tight with hillary clinton. what's that from? >> so last week when this poll was conducted was her worst week ever. the week of the fbi investigation, the week she was constantly spinning. >> she wasn't barking. >> this week she was endorsed by bernie sanders and we expect a significant bump especially among the blue collar rust belt state workers. >> why would they vote for her when she wants to get rid of the coal mines? >> she's not against fracking. >> she said the coal miners are going to lose their job and the industry is going to lose west virginia. it's not. >> she does accept money from national gas industry and fracking is a big issue in the state. it's bipartisan. republicans don't want it in their community. but the issue she has to be concerned about is tpp. the republicans are against tpp. it's not

. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a n new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com air conditio . >>> taking a live look right now as we await the president speaking. he's in war saw poland. >> the news, if you're just waking up and joining us is that 11 police officers were shot last night in dallas at a black lives matter at the time peaceful quiet protest. it turned violent when there was a try angulated attack on those officers. there were multiple shooters. we now have learned that as many as five officers are confirmed dead. six others were shot and are wounded. [inaudible] . >>> these three people are now in custody, a fourth suspect was exchanging gunfire with police officers, a witness caught in the chaotic moments describes exactly what happened. >> cops hitting the brakes, sliding in high speed coming from inside the parking garage. i can hear the echo and the loud noise from the inside. we had cops in riot shields, with rifles going in the front, people crying,

new york city. it's called k two. the synthetic marijuana first made waves in 2012 and i'm sure we'll remember, that is when a new york states when a new york state help the permit released a warning letter to healthcare providers calling it a threat to health and public safety. that is now that case once again according to local residents it is a walking zombie land. >> are you scared or word? >> all of the time. >> this past tuesday, 33 people were healed off the block of the intersection of myrtle and broadway and hospitalized after they reportedly overdosed on k2. and fdny spokesman said around 9:40 a.m. the victims they picked up were suffering from altered mental states with lethargic and respiratory issues. a local bar issue described it. >> they generally seem like zombies. they are out of it and cannot really focus but they're harmless. they will come up and linger in our windows and stare blankly at my customers and make people uncomfortable. >> what did you see? >> we saw these people knotting out clearly on a trip. one guy was trying to eat a pizza and missing his mouth every time he tried to take a bite. it is

president of the united states who brought this nation to new limits, william jefferson clinton, and the proud home of the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. new york state -- [ crowd chanting "hillary" ] madam secretary, the state of new york pledges 108 delegates to senator bernie sanders and applauds him for his call for unity for all democrats, and new york state pledges 181 delegates for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> new york, you have cast 181 votes for secretary clinton and 108 votes for senator sanders. north carolina. you have 120 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> as we switch to north carolina on the floor, we must scamper off for a brief commercial break. but with this reminder. we will keep the action on the floor up on the screen during our break and see you on the other side. >>> we're back, back we go to the floor. the roll call and the state of ohio. >> -- and the proud home of jim oberfell who took on discrimination in our country and made marriage equality the law of the land. i'm proud to be here with my fellow buckeyes from the great state of ohio. this ohio boy helped love win last summ

no one expected reagan to do as well as he did and he got new york state in 1980. big surprise. >> how do you do that against the former senator of new york, hillary clinton? >> do it the way pataki did. he got a huge outpouring of votes upstate in new york, people who were unhappy with the present governor, the economic situation, the fact that we can't develop natural gas, the amount of corruption that's going on with respect to cuomo, you toss in that the problems that mrs. clinton has. you can see a huge outpouring, upstate and get over 30% in the city, that's all we need to get, we win. >> let's cover some of the topics tonight. start with robert costa. i want to jump ahead a bit and get back to it more later. what is the latest on who cribbed those portions of the speech and they were cribbed, in sequence. >> two speech writers were commissioned to create some passage and theme to melania trump's speech. their draft was scrapped. she ended up working with meredith macgyver, a long time trump organizational employee. >> a ballet person? >> and also a ghost writ

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[applause] new york has been the leader throughout this process. you know, it was more than a year ago when the state committee decided that finally new york was going to have a decisive primary. and on april 19th, we're only primary on that date, we fixed it that day, several weeks before, when three candidates could campaign throughout new york state. new york primary won oaf well mingly, won overwhelmingly for the first time, donald trump not won just a majority in the primary and in 61 of our 62 counties, he became pause of that the presumptive nominee of our party. night before last you made name the nominee of our party, and new york state as taken the lead in electing the next president of the united states and i thank you for it! congratulations. now to finish this morning up. tony, if you would come up here and do the briefing. >> [inaudible] tote bags is nothing compared to these guys. any way, i, the schedule, 7:30 tonight is session. all delegates expected to be in their seats. let me bring up a subject, we got a call late last night from the coa. as many of you know there was a proposal

and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. out to katie fehlinger out on the cbs-3 skydeck, looking little gray behind you? >> reporter: very steamy start to the morning once more, rahel. i just grabbed my handy dandy cbs-3 umbrella because there is the most fine drizzle, one i can't decide if i want to open the umbrella or not kinds of situations if you're headed out and traveling in the next couple every minutes, you'll find that in a lot of spot. air just so saturated at this point, these clouds can't do anything but squeeze themselves out with a little bit every rain here. so, let's go ahead, take quick peak of storm scan. sometimes looks can be very deceiving on radar. what you see is not always what you get. we do see rain on the tail end of the loop of the poconos, along i80, couple of showers firing up, drizzling very lightly right where i am standing, radar does not necessarily show. that will so there

>> he was governor of new york state in 1928, and did unemployed army in new york state. he took that program, which was f.d.r.'s president program, weeks after his historically, we have nothing to fear inaugural and ending up hiring and paying a dollar day to young men at state parks and national parks and historic sites. he would push forward bringing the national parks and in the white house psh forward the memorials and generations dying off. many are in their 90s now, but they all have diaries now. they planted almost 3 billion trees from 1933 to 1942. then congress defunded it, and it was one of the most successful programs. there's a call now. can we do something for the young people? they have uniforms on, and olympic or channel zu, lands or mammoth cave, everglades, smokys. the ccc had a big role in that. >> and they couldn't have done it without that. >> they needed somebody to run the camps for the young men and what would about organization and logistics. and the army when roosevelt turned to the war department to get them to help, there were a lot that said w

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new york's dial -- in new york style. when new york -- when new gingrich -- when newt gingrich was talking about winning in the state of new york, he talked about how to get out there and get that election won one-vote at a time. that is what we all need to do. i do want to mention a couple of people who are very important to me. he is sitting right here. we enjoy an incredibly strong relationship. joe? [cheers and applause] amazing howt, it is much you can learn if you are willing to listen. so i pay great attention to things that the chairman says. in my own county, i am not sure he is here. not probably on, the anderson cooper show, cnn. -- tonycounty camera santino represents the largest town in the state of new york. there is the great chairman of the town, jeff, great to see you here. [applause] it is a relatively small town, somewhere around 140,000 -- around 480,000 people. he does human like work across long island and the state of new york. honorary give an award. there are two ladies i have had a chance to watch this week, and all of you have had the same opportunity. they are both county sheriff's, and they hav

finally new york state will be the 50th state to allow mixed martial arts to happen. the las vegas took this board of mn a to a multibillion dollar company, they they built the company in 2001, they were for 2,ith 0,ith t'dollars, right not is worth upwards to 4,000,000,000 dollarey t changig the dartlars, changing the sport forever. his brother was once known as human cross fighting is now emerged as possibly becoming an olympic sport. i cameno kp here to north brunswick to a brand-new qfc jim and i met frankie and some of the legend of the sport during the opening celebration. i sat down frankie after he was signing autographs and leaes. about his joues. and how mma became legal in the state of new york. >> we can bele anve it, it it tt it took this long. but work your, i kept saying is& . >> by promoting the sport not just at madison square garden but also upstate new york where there could be a huge influx from canada of mixed martial arts there. >> okay guys get excited, november madison square garden, mma is coming, do you like mma? >> you can always tweak the s

delegates with the following bound delegates. 89 trump, six kasich. >> madam secretary, new york, the empire state and the home of donald j. trump passes. >> new york passes. >> the reason that new york has just passed is for dramatic purposes. new york state is of course donald trump's home state. they are holding off in terms of their position in the alphabetical call so that they can be the state that comes in at just the right numerical time in order to cast their vote so they can be the state that puts trump over the top to 1237 and officially clinching the nomination. >> even more catching up the person doing the passing for new york, richard nixon's son-in-law and before that, the governor of new mexico was in that famous tussle with donald j. trump during the campaign. >> north carolina, one of the fastest growing state economies under governor pat mccrory and the republican-led general assembly proudly casts our 72 votes as follows. one, dr. ben carson. six, senator marco rubio. nine for ohio governor john kasich. >> in the great conservative tradition of the old north state, the home of

. >> in new york state you will? >> i am serious. >> but my vote never counts. >> i don't buy that it has to count. >> it will tell republicans after four years. >> bad is the mentality that is scaring me because i still think if you believe, are you an independent? >> i do cast my vote as a delegate delegates in december but hillary clinton is indicted after the delegates are elected in december they will have to make a decision to they want to vote for clinton. >> do you really want another democrat? >> do hope trump win. >> 21 to be president? train wreck i want ted cruz. >> so if not. >> so vote for him. we can add the total vote in the new york state does not go right at least get the popular front. >> i hear that but we'll do the delicate matter romney was smoked in 2012 i would say almost all of not every single state that he one put it in the red column right now all you need now with their romney you have to have florida and ohio and pennsylvania or michigan right now is tied clinton and trump it is a tie mi

the state of new york, his home state, will put him over the top. that's happening now. let's listen in. >> north carolina, 72 delegates with the following bound delegates, 2-9d trump, 27 cruz, 6 rubio, 9 kasich, 1 carson. >> madam secretary, north carolina, the land of the long leaf pine, the land where the summer sun does shine, where the wheat grows strong and the strong grow gray --. >> pelley: they're going to go to the other states to get the total up higher, closer to the 1,237 so that new york, which is led by donald j. trump, jr., his eldest son, will put donald trump over the top. so that will be coming up very shortly, and while we are waiting for that moment, we're going to go down to john dickerson at the podium. john? >> john: well, scott, that's right. we're about to reach that magic 1,237 total. that number we heard so much during the bitter primaries as donald trump fought off 16 opponents. that number is almost here, as you said. the order has been rearranged so that new york can take him over the top. they have pride of place here right in the front. a

new york. you can't buy a hot dog for money you're talking about. you go to other states expensive at all. now what it does, it puts new york at a disadvantage if the minimum wage. companies move out and things. bad things happen. at the same time, people have to be taken care of. but what i'm really going to do on minimum wage, but has to go up. bernie sanders lied. bernie sanders said in his speech the other day that donald trump wants to minimum wage to go below $7. i said, where did he come up with that one? that one is just like joe biden lied today. he said that donald trump want to carpet bomb, he was on television. he said donald trump wants to carpet bomb the enemy in middle east. that was ted cruz said that that was not donald trump. he is not a very bright guy. that was ted cruz said it. he said it with such surety. donald trump wants to car bet bomb. i never said i wanted to car bet bomb. that was ted cruz. ted cruz said it? you will confirm that. so i would like to raise it until at least $10. i will bring jobs back to this country, so people can start workin

new york's new secretary of state is a latina. and before her new job, she newspaper in new york city. she'll be here to tell us about her new role, and about her new program designed to help thousands of low-income new yorkers become u.s. citizens. that's coming up a little later on in the show. right now, though, a very important topic here on "tiempo." we talk about it often. education. we are a month away from the start of the new school year. where did the summer go, right? it's been three years since governor christie passed a bill that made undocumented students eligible for in-state tuition at

and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ new york. it's all here.t's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> tonight, the new and chilling video, the deadly police shooting. the justice department on the case. officers wrestling with a man on the ground. then, firing multiple times. tonight, his 15-year-old son breaking down. the officers just moments ago saying their actions were justified. the navy s.e.a.l.'s death now labeled a homicide tonight. he died during training. will the instreak or tuctor wil charged? >>> also tonight, the severe weather hitting right now. the tornado on the ground as we come on the air. storm and tornado watches in 12 states. and heat warnings in philadelphia and new york. >>> there is also breaking news coming in now from the justice department. the attorney general, loretta lynch's decision, on hillary clinton and her e-mails. >>> and a former miss americ

of opinion, but i think we can win this one because, on the surface, if you go to a state like new york state, 3 million people in new york state who declared themselves as independents could not participate in either the democratic or republican primary, could not play a role in selecting who the candidate could be to run for president, i think that's on the surface pretty stupid. >> hunt: the idea of caucuses is to have more participation. >> i think we should look at caucuses. what i like about caucuses, al, is it demands more of people. i believe in democracy. i want to see people yelling and screaming and arguing about the important issues facing america. i want to see the media start focusing on the real issues facing america rather than personalities and conflicts all the time. so i like the idea that people have to spend a couple of hours at a caucus and talking and arguing with their neighbors. on the other hand, what i recognize is that the caucuses at 7:00 in the evening, you know what, you may be working, baby sitting, on the night shift you can't come out. so i think a reasonable

delegates with the following bound delegates, 89, trump, six, kasich. >> madam secretary, new york, the empire state and the home of donald j. trump passes. >> new york passes. north carolina, 72 delegates for the following-bound delegate, 29, trump. 27, cruz. six, rubio.

states who brought this nation to new limits. william jefferson clinton and the proud home of the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton! new york[ chanting ] >> madam secretary, the state of new york pledges 108 delegates to senator bernie sanders and applauds him for his call for unity for all democrats. and new york state pledges 181 delegates for the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton! >> new york you have cast 181 votes for secretary clinton and 108 votes for senator sanders. >> another quick break. we'll continue. the tally, you can see it at the bottom of the screen. the data from over 30 billion connected devices. just 30 billion? a bold group of researchers and computer scientists in silicon valley, had a breakthrough they called... the machine. it changed computing forever. and it's been part of every new technology for the last 250 years. everything? everything! this year, hewlett packard enterprise will preview the machine and accelerate the future. see star trek beyond. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. (to dog)give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well th

new york state senate has been disbarred. a panel ruled his felony conviction made his disbarment automatic. >>> and still ahead on news 4 new york at noon we take you inside the new sandy hook elementary school. also, a prayerful quiet tour. pope francis visits concentration camps in poland and offers prayers for the victims. >>> several key cast members are out >>> welcome back at noon. families of the sandy hook shooting victims will go forward. families filed suit against the east windsor gun shot that sold an assault rifle to adam lanza's mother. lanza went on to kill 26 people with the weapon. the judge put the lawsuit on hold until the gun shop completes bankruptcy proceedings. >>> we are getting our first look inside the brand hook elementary school. >> reporter: we did receive our first look of the new sandy hook elementary today. it is on the same campus as the old school where students and staff were gunned down. the school is not on the original foot print. this building has an air of serenity. we were taken on an

new york city, new york state both have separate sites where the post data. necessarily the data we want but it's something, a step in the right direction. the port authority, and the airports and bridges around new york city, when i was at the bergen record in new jersey out decade ago we asked for the payroll file and they said no because they're not subject to either new york or new jersey's open law. they would not give it to us. we threatened to file suit and they caved and gave us the payroll file and we had fun with that information. fast for 10 years and now, more than that, now the poster payroll file and record on their site. so despite the difficult that exists, and there are many, there has been some progress. let's open it up for questions from the audience. jessica has a mic. >> this is great. do you want to talk a little bit about, were you involved in the investigation trying to get the records from the governor for sandy, the contracts? was at the record? didn't the record try and -- >> i wasn't at the record within. >> could you go over this

the alls well-prepared new york state democratic committee. thank you. [applause] bernie has been constructive and done a great job, and now we are going to work together, for the things we believe in. and bernie has told me as well, that he is committed to making sure that we, a majority in the united states where he will be a chairman of a major committee, and i will be majority leader. and he is going to help us in that goal. knows how important it is. [applause] let me not fail to mention how important it is to take back the senate as well as electing hillary rodham clinton as president. if we take back the senate and elect hillary as president, we will, for the first time in a long time get a progressive majority on the supreme court. one of first things i do i believe, i predict, get rid of that awful citizens united case. [applause] another thing they will do right away is restoring the voting rights act which people have died for and not let them take away the right to vote. [applause] and they will stop all these shenanigans where the right-wing

>> in new york state, and the politicians are listening to the greenies, and want to be developed. do you see a likelihood that -- especially in new york state that i'm interested in -- will be allowed? >> i don't know whether i could make a prediction on that. i understand that moratorium in new york state was urban, not necessarily reflecting the preference of those who live where the resource is. and that is in urban concern about fracking. i don't know how to predict -- to me sometimes it's nice to have a state fight rather than taking on the entire federal government. but also 250 feet, most of the hydraulically fractured wells are going down a mile, and then -- but i don't -- >> how many of you have seen that video that has been -- where the west virginia, they light the big lighter and get -- looks like -- i'm sure you seen that -- looks like a blow torch. when did that come snout four or five years ago. i remember i went to west virginia, to give a talk about energy policy, and i was talking to these folks, and i mentioned -- these people burst out laughing. they're like, th

and new york state pledges 181 delegates for the next president states, hillary rodham clinton! applause]d mayor rawlings-blake: new york, 181 votes for secretary clinton and 108 votes .or senator sanders north carolina! [cheers and applause] you have 120 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the great carolina, the tar heel state, land of great basketball and delicious --becue [cheers and applause] classf the world university system, home of the largest military base in the bragg, and proud supporter of our men and women battlegroundhe state that will elect roy cooper -- repeal hb2 [cheers and applause] proudly casts 48 votes for and 70 bernie sanders votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton! mayor rawlings-blake: north cast 70 voteshave for secretary clinton and 48 votes for senator sanders. thank you. north dakota. [cheers and applause] dakota, you have [inaudible] votes. how do you cast your votes? to introduceonor the youngest state representative in the nation, our party chair, chairwoman and north dakota representative kyleigh ove

and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new . it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> welcome back. the 11th annual car show returns to south philadelphia. from 11:00 to 4:00. you can check out the antique custom cars and motorcycles, also live music, a craft show and food trucks. >>> also happening today, road crews begin the final preparations so that six lanes of route 202 can be reopened. it is long awaited. pen dot plans to open the lanes between route 401 and route 30 interchanges in chester county by the middle or end of this week. the transportation department hope it is will relief construction that you're seeing here in this video. that has been an annoyance for drivers for many years in this area. crew also continue to close lanes on 202 periodically at night over the next several weeks to complete construction in that area. >>> and this morning, we're tracking storms that are hitting our area. >> that's right. we will be back, right after the break, with more on that from meteorolo

. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a in new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> happening today, the national marion anderson museum is celebrating america's birthday. the center city museum is presenting cupcakes, classics and couture. a patriotic afternoon with marion, her music and her gowns. that event begins at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> the possibility of an epic flood is rather remote in the hills of northern kentucky but that has not stopped one man from building a boatj1qr)q no other. the plans taken right from the bible. we will get the story from nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: with no big water for hundreds of miles kentucky's rolling hills are a most unlikely place to find this. >> amazing, magnificent, awe inspiring. >> ken hamre has plenty of adjectives to describe his latest creation, noah's arc. >> one and a half times the length of a football field. >> reporter: the arc encounter is of biblical proportions, built using the same measurements as god

what she did with the speech. >> mayor giuliani told me tonight that donald trump can win the state of new york. >> trump has been talking about carrying new york state. that's something that hasn't happened in years for your party. >> donald trump hasn't happened for years. how can you count him out? you can't count him out. the man has the ability to reach regular americans in a way i haven't seen since ronald reagan. >> you worked a lot with former secretary clinton, you've known her a long time going back to the 90s and yet you have a very tough indictment of her. would you say to her face the kinds of things people are saying her about her being crooked hillary? is she crooked hillary? >> what i said last night was she gave america away to putin when she negotiated to give away the nuclear defense of poland and the czech republic and she got nothing in return. and putin took her measure as a weakling. >> tonight, it was relentless. every speaker, man, woman, child, everyone came out and said hillary ought to go to jail. and the people in the crowd were going what? >> lock her up. >> lock h

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