. >> new york democratic governor andrew cuomo gave his state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city recently talking about the challenges facing middle and low-income families and talked about increasing child care tax credits and creating jobs for new infrastructure projects. he also diskruszed immigration calling on his state to serve as a safe harbor for progressive principles and social justice and announced the creation of a legal defense fund for new immigrants. this was the first offensively several 2017 state of the state addresses governor kcuomo gave s part of a three-day regional state tour. this is just over 40 minutes. [ applause ]. >> thank you. thank you very much 3 thank you.

. >>> now, new york governor andrew cuomo delivers his 2017 state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city. it was the first of six state of the state addresses he gave as part of a three-day speaking tour. this is about 45 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you.

and may god bless the great state of maryland. [ applause ] >>> new york governor andrew cuomo gave a state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city. he talked about the challenges facing middle and low-income families and offered several proposals including free tuition at state colleges, increasing child care tax credits, and creating jobs through new infrastructure projects. this was the first of several 2017 state of the state addresses governor cuomo gave as part of

and bernie rren anders, harris, among senators being talked about in 2020, along with governor andrew cuomo of new york and jay ensley, the opportunity ion, and timing raising prospect of democratic party for 2020. details available online at -- tico penalty politico.com. tom, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. drawn a long time ago, a movie had spencer tracy, parallel the union," it showed strength and how the smoking and the cigar and everything and parallels were there. the people finally caught up biggest thing i note, especially when i hear we republic and they are finally starting to say are sentative republic, we not a democracy, they are still teaching democracy in school. school, they had books called "problems of themracy," i'm glad to see recall our country a republic, which it is. the call.ks for cbs news survey focuses among ther things how people view president. nearly six in ten do not think resident trump understands the complicated problems that a president faces. online read that story at cbs.com. al from fallon, nevada. good morning. hi, al from fallon, nevada. i'm

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>> reporter: immigration advocates and politicians like new york governor andrew cuomo fought to get fough fatameh her. on friday, they secured emergency boarding documents for her family allowing them to travel. today, doctors in oregon are preparing for their next challenge-- saving fatameh's life. >> we won't know for certain until she arrives exactly what her condition is. all i can say is the sooner she gets here the better. >> reporter: fatameh's advocates are worried about future action from the trump administration. reena, they're rushing to get her to the u.s. within the next few days. >> ninan: thanks, danielle. well, president trump is spending the weekend with his family at their mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida. but it won't be a quiet saturday night. at the so-called winter white house. there's a charity ball and protesters nearby are on the march. manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: reena, after spending his first night here at mar-a-lago as president, mr. trump departed this morning to the nearby trump international golf club where the white house said he

to save this young girl's life in the last 30 minutes we have learned the governor of new york andrew cuomonnounced the four year old girl and her family were granted boarding documents to enter the u-s. no word on when her surgery will take place. the latest job report from the u-s department of labor ... shows january was a positive month for the job market. the labor department says, the u-s added 227 -thousand jobs in january. that's about 70- thousand more jobs added than in december 20-16. an uptick of nearly 5-percent in the unemployment rate was reported as well. some may be quick to blame donald trump ... this being the first month under his administration... but the survey was conducted while president obama was still in office. president trump has pledged to create 25- million jobs in the next 10- years. but he has been critical of these surveys... once calling the unemployment rate a 'hoax." the challenge of homelessness is a big one all around the bay area. it's one that stanley roberts has followed very closely. in oakland the city says it is tackling the challenge .... by wor

now, new york governor andrew cuomo gives the first of a series of addresses he did around the state as part of a three day tour. this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. first, to our great madam secretary of state who's doing just a fantastic job. let's give her a round of applause. thank you once again for your leadership and guidance. cardinal o'connor. we have our attorney generals doing great work with us, eric sneiderman, please stand. our new york state comptroller who's doing a great job. we have mayor bill de blasio of new york city. the last time i was with the mayor, we were at new year's eve. we did a new year's eve party in the substation. it went o weso well, the mta is catering, specializing in marriages and time the oncoming trains so that the rumble happens right after the vows. but it was a great night. bill de blasio. let's give him a round of applause. we have new york city comptroller scott stringer who's doing a magnificent job. the other local

and may god bless the great state of maryland. [ applause ] >>> new york governor andrew cuomo gave a state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city. he talked about the challenges facing middle and low-income families and offered several proposals including free tuition at state colleges, increasing child care tax credits, and creating jobs through new infrastructure projects. this was the first of several 2017 state of the state addresses governor cuomo gave as part of a three-day regional state tour. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. first, to our great madam secretary of state who is doing a fantastic job, let's give her a round of applause. [ applause ] his eminence, thank you for your leadership and guidance, cardinal o'connor. [ applause ] we have our attorney general doing great work with us, eric schneiderman, please stand. [ applause ] our new york state controller who is doing a great job, tom denapoli. [ applause ] we have mayor bill de blasio of new york city. t

. >>> now, new york governor andrew cuomo delivers his 2017 state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city. it was the first of six state of the state addresses he gave as part of a three-day speaking tour. this is about 45 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. first to our great madam secretary of state, who is doing just a fantastic job. let's give her a round of applause. [ applause ] his eminence, thank you once again for your leadership and guidance. cardinal o'connor. [ applause ] we have our attorney general, who is doing great work with us. eric schneiderman, please stand. [ applause ] our new york state controller who is doing a great job, tom da naply. [ applause ] we have mayor bill de blasio of new york city. the last time i was with the mayor, we were at new year's eve. we did a new year's eve party in a subway station at the second avenue subway. nobody had heard of it before. it went so well that the mta is now starting a catering service. you can

late friday, andrew cuomo announced the girl and her family had been granted permission to come to thehere at the cnn center. thanks so much for joining us. "early start" begins in just a moment. good reason to stay with cnn. ♪ >>> president trump's executive order banning immigration from the seven muslim majority countries is halted. >> nothing is more sacred in our country than the rule of law, period. fuel stop. that's it. and that's for everybody in the country even the president. >> there were 1200 federal sitting jumps in the united states. is this a ruling by one judge who is essentially overruling the president of the united states. >> this president is not going to take this lying down. a very strong signal from this white house, that they intend to go right after that temporary restraining order as soon as possible. >>

liz: journalists like cnn's andrew cuomo worried about journalist safety, but where were they, when reporters were putting trump supporters in danger. >> a 4 time deported illegal al alien that had done 5 years in prison for attempt murder and a 15 year rap sheet, pulled up next to spencer, and randomly blew his brains out. >> joshua went to school, a classmate, asked him for a ride home, he wanted to steal hid truck, he beat him, he strangled him over and over, tortured him, tied him up like an animal, dropped him in the field and set him on fire. >> illegal immigrant, from behind going 120 miles an hour. liz: these are victims -- families of victims who have been killed or assaulted, attacked by illegal immigrants. we have that story, and we have trump supporters attacked. my next guest had her coat slashed by rioters on inauguration day, she is asking, where is outrage from media when the left wing rioters put her and others in harharm's way, did they ever catch who did that. >> no, i think it will be impossible. they basically just came up behind me, and ran their hands down my back, they

. >> everyone is focusing on launching effort governor andrew cuomo. >> he first target. >> thank yout the candidate who wants to replace chris christie. this is "hardball" where the action is. age offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $6.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. >>> welcome back to "hardball." 28 governor ships across the country. democratic phil murphy is trying to flip it back to blue. an election that is less than nine months away. former chair of the committee. phil murphy joins me now. >> the issue in new jersey is economy, it's flat and unfair. we have to make the economy fair again. we used to have a huge infrastructure economy. >> why did he do it ask why did he do it. >> transportation is everything in new jersey. i cannot explain why he did it. i believe one of the way you get new jersey back on feet is take advan

andrew cuomo, new york. cory booker, new jersey. john hickenlooper, colorado. michael bennet, colorado. a person from california. there are some new folks coming up. elizabeth warren, of course. it is very important that we start looking at these new faces, and these new faces do not necessarily have to mean that they are 40 years old or 45. you can be in your 60's and be a new face on the national scene. host: florida, line four republicans. m a republican. i voted for hillary, because the democrats vote for our environment. i was afraid of trump, and look to be picked for the epa. and listen to me, democrats, on why hillary lost. the democrats have turned their back on the working man and woman. they want to make all the illegal aliens citizens so they will vote for the democratic party. they are just as selfish as the republicans. the republicans a selfish because they want more money, and that is why they back the polluters and big oil, etc. and the democrats, they just want power, and that is why they want to make all the illegal aliens citizens. host: jim

and andrew cuomo tweeted this picture adding, this is what new yorkers do. we turn hate into love. vandalism reported in other cities, as well. in chicago, police trying to track down this person, who they believe broke out synagogue windows and placed swastika dedecals on the front door. and trying to determine who scrawled this nazi symbol under the name trump in the campus quad. and authorities have opened a probe into bomb threats made at jewish issues in 26 states. >> we've not seen things like this before. isolated incidents, maybe. but nothing like this. >> reporter: back on the subway, he says his small act he hopes erases the hate he's seeing more than ever. >> if we all come together and pool what we have, we can get through this. we can fight this. we can resist. >>> as he lays out his view of the golf ball terror threat, president trump lays aim at the news media. >>> and russia wants an apology from bill o'reilly, after he calls vladimir putin a killer. o'reilly's response coming up. . be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatment

protest is backed by numerous organizations and lawmakers, including andrew cuomo and bill de blasio. an emotional afternoon in boston where people are reuniting with loved ones not able to come to the u.s. because of the travel ban. >> i don't know what to say. it is just such a relief. the moment i see her, i feel comfortable after this whole chaos. >> that was huma kuey. she says her mother received a visa two days before the executive order was signed. after much frustration, she and her husband were able to get her mother a new flight and arrived a short time ago. joining us now there in boston, susan church, chairman of the new england chapter of the american immigration lawyers association. we saw there, susan, just one of those stories. what are you seeing today? any difficulties with those arriving that had difficulty before after the executive order. >> what we are seeing today are people howho have tried two, three, four times to get into the united states and were prevented from getting here because of the travel ban. an individual who traveled to dohar, traveled back to t

late friday, andrew cuomo announced the gir and her family had been granted permission to come to the. >> thank you so much for joining us. i'm robyn curnow. >> and i'm cyril vanier. another hour of cnn is in just a minute. test. >>> live from headquarters, welcome to our viewers from the united states. we're following u.s. developments from the u.s. travel ban. >> on friday, the federal judge temporarily blocked enforcement of the president's order. >> the travel baned

and andrew cuomo is high on the list, as well as washington jay inslee, go has anti-trump proclamations. and virginia governor terry mcauliffe. we will have coverage of the dnc winter meeting taking place in atlanta, the election of a new party chair. it is more morning, 10:00 eastern time. live on c-span. you can listen to it on our new, free radio c-span app, on her website at www.c-span.org. the nations leaders also meeting here for that. we are working overtime for you. chuck dayton, ohio, democrat line. caller: thank you for c-span. bannon in the press, likeit sounds like is coming this, they would to it isl the press and their way of controlling the people, just like it never did. -- just like hitler did. host: we will go to our next call. caller: a couple of points. forve all of the news probably 60 years. i'm only 58. and theat steve bannon guy behind on your video clip of the american union blaming it on left wing extremists is pretty laughable. and theset breitbart news places over the years, and immediately discredited them by simple fact checking some of their stories. is an

new york governor andrew cuomo saying as of thursday afternoon there are no plans to shut doesn't longland railroad or subway service. that is kind of immune. melissa: the nation's largest airports from the northeast to the midwest canceling thousands of flights as a blizzard bears down on huth swath of the u.s. with heavy winds. jeff flock at o'hare international airport with the latest. jeff, what is it like? reporter: much of the nation is covered in blue skies and sunshine just like o'hare here in chicago but doesn't mean there aren't cancellations. 155 cancellations here in chicago. essentially anywhere in the country trying to get to new york your flight has probably been canceled. i want to look at numbers and boards here. this is new york laguardia. they're showing one flight on time. i'm told by folks that work for the airlines there will be not much going on time to the northeast today. that is bottom line. epicenter is new york. look at numbers on air ports there. lagudia over 800 cancellations. newark, 700. jfk almost 700 at this point. boston another 700. it is a mess. mel

writing is different, there was a time back in the 80s when i was working for new york magazine, and andrew cuomo called me up, very funny. he said that mario and i had a father and son relationship which said such weird things about him and andrew and mario. he said you are so was cynical about politics, about politicians. why don't ever write anything positive? i had always been kind of a romantic, but i said what? he said i have this welfare to work program up in the bronx, do you want to come see it? and i did, and it was great. it still exists. it's called help. from that day forward i decided that every month or two, just to clean my palette of politics, i would go and write about something that worked, something that i thought was really exciting. there are a lot of things, you know, there are answers to all of our problems out there. there are. it's unfortunate that interest groups of the right and the left prevented from thinking creatively about them. >> you know, i think you are one of the few journalists that i know of who, after an evolution of point of view and style, continues as y

among governors, there is andrew cuomo and john hickenlooper.former administration secretary of -- trumps approval ratings and first four weeks in office have democrats itching for the midterm elections. >> the left has to take this energy swirling around and organize it into real political action. the midterms may be their first real opportunity. >> in the senate, democrats faith a disadvantage. democrats have 23 seats up for reelection. republicans need only eight more for a filibuster proof majority. democrats in red states are considered vulnerable. the national republican senatorial committee is running attack ads and several states. >> one of the most important constitutional duties as a u.s. senator is to confirm justices of the united states supreme court. >> put your country ahead of your party. >> the entire house is up for reelection next year. for the last 80 years, the president's party has lost ground in midterm elections. democrats are hoping that's the case next year but they know it's going to be tough particularly in the senate

liz: well, he's met with al gore, met andrew cuomo, the governor of new york. he has met with robert kennedy jr. people that would be normally perceived to be true rivals, and the fact there's even a dialogue i think should calm some people who are concerned, because he does listen. and he has been shown to change his mind which brings me back to the border tax and couple of weeks ago here, said it's too confusing, not sure about it. now he says he likes it again, back to the gary cohn issue. overall, as we look at what's going on, we have to turn to the democrats. democrats have a real horse race to run the democratic national party and the committee, and you had one of them, jamie harrison, the chairman of south carolina dropping out of the race for dnc's chair, and in doing so, he endorsed former labor secretary tom perez and not keith ellison the minnesota congressman who's been somewhat controversial. who wins this battle? are you hearing anything inside the beltway? >> well, this is going to be a horse race tomorrow in atlanta. the going bet is that ellis

. >> who ed go as long bet we are andrew cuomo, you or mayor de blasio. >> i get along with him well. >> toobin: are you going to run for gfer in? >> i'm planning to run for re-election at 2018 at this point. i can't-- things are so hectic right now i can't think any further done the road. >> toobin: some politician says this they are too busy thoi about running for office, i'm not buying that. >> i'm thinking of about running for office, more re-election. >> toobin: you have no term limits. >> i have no term limits but let's come back to where we started. there has never been a more exciting time to be a democratic attorney general with the ability to serve as a check on overreach by a-- what to me is a dangerous federal administration than there is now. and i have enjoyed working with my colleagues. i think our response to the immigration ban was the best effort of coordination among democratic ag's i've ever seen. and it is an exciting time to be in this position. it's a challenging 250eu78 because i do think that this is not an ordinary battle between liberals and con terve-- cons

and new york governor andrew cuomo tweeted this picture about a separate swastika found on a train- addingat new yorkers do, we turn hate into love..disturbing vandalism reported in other major cities this weekend as well. in chicago.. police are trying to track down this person who they believe broke out synagogue windows and placed swastika decals on the temple's front door.mos/no font:"unfortunately there seems to be more of that going on these days."school officials at rice university in texas trying to determine who scrawled this nazi symbol, under the name "trump" on a statue in the campus quadand federal authorities have opened a probe into bomb threats made to dozens of jewish community centers in 26 states over the past month. david posner/director of strategic performance, jcc association of north america: "it is significant, we've not seen things like this before, isolated incidents, but nothing like this."back on the subway, nied says he hopes even his small act erases the hate he says he's now seeing more than ever.jared nied/ new york:"if we come together to pool what we have

andrew cuomo/-d- new york: "breaking news is it is snowing. in case you haven't noticed.at first hand, i've been driving all around the region. that is real news that is not fake news."the deadly storm created rough seas and slow sometimes slippery traffic."everybody out there, take it slow. if you can stay home stay home." this semi truck stuck on i-95. as plows across the region work to clear streets.steve bellone/suffolk county, ny: "what we are asking and urging residents to do is to get off those roads. let the plow operators do their work, do their jobs."many got a snow day.schools around the region closed and many businesses also told employees to stay home.some embracing the weather with a snowball fight on the boston common.but once the snow stops -- the cold is expected to stay.and could become downright dangerous. gov. dannel malloy/-d- connecticut: "we will be out on the street looking for people who need the urge to come out of the cold." that was chris welch reporting. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at si

new york governor andrew cuomo called for state police to investigate the threats with the help of locald state officials. six community centers and four towns there received threats, including three on staten island alone. none of the threats proved credible, but they have certainly shaken jewish communities across this country. this is the latest rash of threats coming after another jewish cemetery was vandalized this weekend. police say more than 100 headstones were toppled, desecrated, at the mt. caramel jewish cemetery in philadelphia. overnight on saturday. police have not released any information on suspects, no arrests have been made, the fbi's philadelphia field office is opened up a civil rights investigation into the vandalism. pennsylvania's governor, tom wolf called the act, quote, truly reprehensible and called for state police and the office of homeland security to investigate that incident. philadelphia's mayor jim kinney had more pointed comments about how elected officials should respond. >> this ethnic, religious, and bigotry needs to stop. it needs to be put an end to

. >>> now, new york governor andrew cuomo delivers his 2017 state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city. it was the first of six state of the state addresses he gave as part of a three-day speaking tour. this is about 45 minutes. [ applause ]

meanwhile, new york governor andrew cuomo ordering an investigation today into bomb threats targetingh community centers across the state. it's part of a wave of bomb threats affecting jewish centers across the country. >>> it may be unseasonably warm in the northeast but iceland just got an historic snowfall. 20 inches fell there this weekend. that's the biggest february snowstorm ever in that country. >>> and call it tim tebow's second act. the former denver broncos and new york jets arriving at spring training for the new york mets. tebow who had signed a minor league contract took part in a news conference. once he gets comfortable at the plate mets manager says he will promote him to the majors. story we'll be following for you. that's the news update, guys, back down to you. >> good for him. >> yeah. absolutely. >> sue, welcome back. >> thanks, you, too. >> i'll see you later. we're doing "nightly business report". >> look forward to it. >> see you later. >>> what have we got, little over 30 minutes left in the trading session here with the dow up 21 points. >>> coming up, we'll

and impact small businesses and family farms devastated by this wage force and that andrew cuomo. trade too good to see you. we know that he was against a minimum wage. >> strawman policy. an immigration he would've been in conflict at the trump administration including donald trump himself. more pro-immigration. dagen: people quickly dismissed the labor job as you are just a spokes man for the monthly jobs report about every month, but the obama administration used the labor department to believe pass restrict the growth of businesses. there were nightly from the debate ticketed borders including mandating paid weekly for employees of federal contractors. that'll be the job of the labor of the labor secretary travolta is back. boeing workers in south carolina for out of joining the union. maria: that is interesting. big story on that. you're right. a sharp rate. ceo of aetna has harsh criticism. we will tell you what he said. more bad news this morning. the company warning users of the hacking threat. this feminist verizon looks to cut the price of the deal to acquire the company

. >>> now, new york governor andrew cuomo delivers his 2017 state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city. it was the first of six state of the state addresses he gave as part of a three-day speaking tour. this is about 45 minutes. [ applause ]

. >> andrew puzder will not be the next labor secretary. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyny." it is thursday, february 16th. 6:00 here in new york. up first, the trump administration dealing with the fallout of michael flynn's resignation. two house republicans asking the inspector general to investigate leaks of classified information following the ousting of former national security adviser michael flynn. >> and yet the republicans refusing to a probe or investigation of the flynn situation that led to the leaks. we have another bizarre twist. the president is now defending the very man he forced out and fired. calling him a wonderful man whom he says was treated unfairly. this is not the only high profile exit. the all this as president trump decided to break with decades of u.s. foreign policy on mideast peace. we're in day 28 of the trump presidency. let's begin our coverage with joe johns live at the white house. what is the latest. >> good morning it's been a brutal week for this new trump administration over personnel issues. they are looking for a new labor secreta

. >> andrew puzder will not be the next labor secretary. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyna. >> up first, the trump administration wrestling with several crises. two house republicans asking the inspector general to investigate leaks of classified information following the firing of former national security adviser michael flynn. >> equal urgency to look into the substance that led to those leaks, and all these questions about contact with russia in the trump administration not so much. a lot of republicans are refusing a broad probe of this situation. in another bizarre twist, the president is defending the very man he ousted, calling him a wonderful man and seeming to blame the media for why flynn had to go. this is not the only high-profile exit, by the way. trump's labor nominee withdrawing his name because of ethical issues. we are in day 28 of the trump presidency. let's begin with cnn's joe johns live at the white house. joe. >> reporter: chris, there are kwo continuing calls for a special investigation on capitol hill. the president this m

and then andrew cuomo talks about his state. today, the bipartisan task force will hold a hearing focusing on synthetic opioids. live coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. u.s. senate is back today for a week's worth of debate and votes on president trump's cabinet nominees. education secretary nominee betsy devos is first. lawmakers resume her nomination hearing at noon. a final vote is scheduled for tomorrow. nominations on the agenda after that, jeff sessions for attorney general, tom price for hhs and for treasury secretary, steven mnuchin. they'll continue working on those throughout the week and watch the senate live on our companion network, c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 199, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> in case you missed it, here are a few programs c-span viewers saw last week. secretary of state rex tillerson at the state department's welcome ceremony. >> when i wak

. >> new york democratic governor andrew cuomo gave his state of the state address at the world trade center in new york city recently talking about the challenges facing middle and low-income families and talked about increasing child care tax credits and creating jobs for new infrastructure projects. he also diskruszed immigration calling on his state to serve as a safe harbor for progressive principles and social justice and announced the creation of a legal defense fund for new immigrants. this was the first offensively several 2017 state of the