. >> bill de blasio dice que la gran mayorÍa de los indocumentados no comete ningÚn delito en esta ciudadn considera que la comunidad inmigrante es un arma de lucha contra el crimen. >> necesitamos que los inmigrantes colaboran y cooperen con las autoridades. no queremos que las personas teman reportar crÍmenes. >> la agencia de inmigraciÓn y naturalizaciÓn presento el aÑo pasado solicitudes a la policÍa de nueva york para mantener detenidos a 80 indocumentados que fueron arrestados por otros delitos para su posterior repatriaciÓn. pero sólo dos internos fueron transferidos para ser deportados y sÓlo despuÉs de que sus casos fueron revisados por un juez de inmigraciÓn.>> nosotros nos queremos enfocar en sacar a los inmigrantes, pero de blasio no quiere sacar a ninguna. >> dijo que estarÍa dispuesto a llevar el tema a las cortes. ilia: el tribunal supremo decidiÓ no pronunciarse sobre el uso de los baÑos escolares por parte de estudiantes trangÉnero. en 2014 un caso de discriminaciÓn en virginia llegÓ hasta una corte federal que se pronunciÓ a favor de los jÓvenes. el secretario de viviend

amy: new york mayor bill de blasio, boston mayor martin walsh, and others vowed monday to defy the order and remain sanctuary cities. in more immigration news, more than 600 companies have already submitted bids to build trump's expanded wall along the u.s.-mexico border. all bids are due by tomorrow. during the campaign, trump vowed mexico would pay for the border wall. but his 2018 budget instead allocates $2.6 billion for the wall's construction. anand in chicago, , an agent wih immigratation and d customs enforcement, knonown as ice, sht and injured 53-year-old felix torres, after the agents burst into the family's house monday morning. his daughter, carmen torres, says the family was sleeping when agentnts burst through the front door. she said --- "they just came in and pointed pistols in our faces and dragged us out. we didn't even have time to dress or grab milk for the baby." felix torres was hospitalized in serious condition after the shooting. icice says he was not the man ty were seeking to arrest. we'll have more on immigration and sanctuary cities after headlines. president

arantx: el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio reiterÓ que agentes de migraciÓn no podrÁn entrar agresar sin permiso de las escuelas de la ciudad. la presidencia del concejo municipal dice que el mensaje que buscan trasmitir es muy preciso y claro. >> no vamos a utilizar los empleados de nueva york, nuestros maestros, nuestros principales, para ayudar al gobierno federal a implementar su polÍtica de inmigraciÓn. blanca: el alcalde anunciÓ protocolos adicionales que prohÍben a los funcionarios y empleados de las escuelas de nueva york permitir el ingreso a los agentes de migraciÓn a las escuelas. >> las escuelas no van a compartir informaciÓn con los agentes de inmigraciÓn, a menos que lo exija la ley. blanca: la ciudad sigue comprometida en garantizar que las escuelas sean sitios seguros, dice la canciller de educaciÓn. >> si viene alguien del gobierno federal que tiene que esperar fuera de las escuelas, tiene que enseÑan sus papeles y tiene que llamar a alguien de nuestro comisiÓn. >> nos preocupa porque si de verdad inmigraciÓn nos coge, quÉ pasa con los niÑos?, quién se va a hac

bill de blasio's very bad decision next. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. dad, you've got... ...allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. it's good to be in, good hands. >> greg: in a press conference tuesday, new york city mayor bill de blasio announced his deputies will block i.c.e. agents from entering public schools. how will he block these nonexistent invaders? good? he brags about denying entry and musters a warrant. which is how things work. it's an official medical diagnosis, de blasio is dumber than 6 pounds of dead flounder. no offense to dead fish. the mayor asked the hero as he fails to protect us from real threats like criminally stupid mayors. de blasio isn't just dumb, he's dangerous and tries to hide it with cheap press conferences. last week, and ex-con ran down a medic and her own ambulance. she left behind five children. the deranged killer had 31 arrests. assault, robbery, weapons charges. but a judge appointed by the mayor had the chance to hold this maniac

and the new york mayor, bill de blasio, called up 2,000 members of the national guard. this is critical. this is something they're watching very closely. and the emergency befwab abogan three hours ago. the snow is slow coming. i came in 5:00 this afternoon. the sun was shining. and it's very much a case of the calm before the storm. here we are, expecting this blizzard to affect so many millions of people. want to listen to what mayor deblad de blasio had to say when he talked about what people can expect. let's listen. >> new yorkers should stay off the roads. this is a very important point. for your own safety, given the frigid temperatures, the huge amount of snow in a short period of time. the wind that i'll talk about in a moment. stay off the streets for your own good, your own safety, but to help the sanitation department to keep the streets clear. >> so, you heard from mayor de blasio, talking in terms of 20 inches of snow, two feet. that's as well in a pars of massachusetts. d.c., five to ten inches, similar recordings expected in chicago, as well. let's find

the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, says this statue of the young girl staring down wall street'sharging bull, is going to stay put until february 208. the statue was designed to promote international women's day and was supposed to be removed this weekend, but, no, bill de blasio wants it to stick around, and this is why. >> i've been profoundly struck by what this statue means in particular to women and to girls in this city and this whole country. but i think there's an even broader symbolism of standing up to fear, standing up to power. she is inspiring everyone in a moment where we need inspiration. [laughter] trish: this is all wrong, mr. mayor. i mean, you do know that the bull represents a booming tock market and -- stock market and a growing economy, right? bull market and all that, get it? it's an expression that is used? the bull represents prosperity. is if you really want to interpret this art, you've got to wonder whiled an artist like a little girl standing in the way of economic growth? shouldn't she want to stand with it? shouldn't we want her standing with it alo

we've seen bill de blasio go out and try to actually delete the records of illegal immigrants that hehas on file so that the feds can't get him. again, -- trish: if you'rerying actually cleanup a city and prevent crime, and you go and delete all of these records. >> not only is it not helpful, it actually encourages more illegal immigration and bumping people to the front of the line. if you are a criminal illegal immigrant, and you've been deported before, and you just want to come back in, new york city has just hung up a sign because of bill de blasio that says "welcome no matter your criminal history"." trish: and chicago has and san francisco has. about go ahead. >> that's just not the case. there's an agreement of what is a criminal. we believe people who are criminals who commit actual crimes in this country felonies and the like should be gone. they should be in jail, and then they should be sent home. but i think what. trish: then how do you get back in? this is a guy who got back in. >> yeah. and he shouldn't have been able to get back in and that's something that needs to b

two most powerful and his office is about to try several is former aides to andrew cuomo and bill de blasiond pay to play. that's what his office has been doing and what's on their docket, so to speak, as they move forward. remember, he leaves a very important federal district. this is a southern district of new york where trump tower is, so any federal investigation involving wiretapping or thinking else would likely have involved his office, keep that in mind as we look at the firing. >> so paul to pick up on that because you did introduce that topic or possibility, so paul callan, i wonder if in hindsight, lparticularly since president-elect donald trump asked barra to stay on. and now this abrupt firing or about face in terms of how the president feels about the job of this u.s. attorney. will that potentially be a big mistake? >> i think it's a mistake only because preet bharara is just somebody who really knows how to communicate a message publicly and i think if we hear more from him about why he thinks he was fired and bear in mind, once he's terminated as a u.s. attorney, he's free

he is painting himself as victim of the trump administration and he also pursued bill de blasio, frankly new yorkers getting fed up with being too soft on crime and other stuff, maybe he is getting into the sweet spot. if he runs against this guy de blasio, he could win. >> he is known to be politically ambitious, preet bharara. this would be a natural step. either a run for mayor, a run for governor goodness sakes if andrew cuomo he decides, he wants to be the democratic nominee for president in four years. there are a lot of avenues bharara can pursue, including a tweet from the producer of hit show "billions" on showtime. paul giamatti place the u.s. attorney patterned after preet bharara. producer says, come on, make a cam he yo. we'll hire you as technical producer. the sky is the limit for preet bharara. david: preet should get paid something for writing the script of one of the shows. that is clearly one of the shows paul giamatti stars this? >> you were talking with melissa off-camara. preet bharara on showtime. david: reality imitating art. melissa. melissa: hawaii, washington,

new york city mayor bill de blasio went on a twitter rant bashing the team's owner for leaving town: oakland mayor libby schaaf took a courageous stand and i'm standing with her & raider fans who lost their team due to pure, unbridled greed." new at noon... on ny election errors. that's why an a committee just approved an audit -- of the santa clar office. >>> new at noon, one too many election errors. that's why an assembly committee just approved an audit of the santa clara county registrar's office. kpix 5's maria medina is in san jose with the registrar's reaction. >> we have made mistakes in the past. >> reporter: the santa clara county registrar of voters admits they have made mistakes. >> i do look forward to working with the state auditor. >> reporter: and she also welcomes the state auditor to review their procedures and tell them how they can keep these errors from happening in the future. >> i understand that is not uncommon for mistakes to occur in the natural process but the frequency of such errors is of significant concern. >> reporter: assembly member evan lo requeste

he was currently investigating corruption allegations against bill de blasio. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour inside of american headquarters. i am marcel neville. >> confirming he was let go after refusing to resign as part of an all remaining us attorneys who were holdovers from the obama administration. >> rob schmidt is live in new york city newsroom with the latest. what can you tell us? >> it's a big name here in new york. the us attorney as well as 45 other obama appointed us attorneys out of jobs today. the white house asked for resignations and he declined and had to be fired. in each week from this afternoon, hesaid i did not resign . i wasfired . being a us attorney will forever be the greatest honor of my professional life. he was appointed the us attorney to the southern district including manhattan by president obama back in 2009. he appeared to be a big standing with president trump after being told to stick around late november after being with thenewly elected president at the tower . after the meeting he did not reporters. >> had a good

do we have statements here now from de blasio? bill de blasio? a statement that just came out from new york city mayor de blasio. president trump's latest threat changes nothing. we will remain a city welcoming of immigrants who helped make our city the safest big city in the nation, any attempt it cut nypd funding will be aggressively fought in court -- all right, amy what do you think? >> i think that mayor de blasio, my mayor in new york city, is contemplatin con2 different issues. these are magnets for wrong doe eric shawnses, where do i want to go to america to not get arrested, i am glad that president trump is instructing department of homeland security to publish the stories of illegal imgraps that are committing crimes that we can see, there are real victims. charles: 4.1 billion is the grant, new york city get $2 billion from federal government. ily we knothere lle several lel batts, but one thg sides with attorney general sessions, u.s. code, that says that you must notify the cities must notify federal officials about a person's immig

new york's mayor, bill de blasio, warned this could be one of the biggest snowstorms in recent memoryy indoors. if you must go out, do so for as limited a time period as possible. if you need to travel, use mass transit, if at all possible. but the best thing to do is stay in, if you can stay in. on monday, president donald trump gave assurances that officials were prepared for this severe storm. everybody in government is fully prepared and ready, and the entire north—east, it seems, is under a very severe winter storm warning. so let's hope it's not going to be as bad as some people are predicting. but the blizzard has disrupted diplomacy. president trump was due to meet the german chancellor, angela merkel. her trip to the white house has now been postponed until friday. just days before spring, and coming after an unusually warm winter, shoppers find themselves feeling weather whiplash, buying snow blowers and salt for one last blast of winter. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: can photographs alter the way we live? exploring the power of di

here is more from new york mayor bill de blasio. we expect an intense accumulation of snow, very cold temperatures. therehe snow accumulates, will be nonstop lolling going on all over new york city but i want people to understand, because of the intense accumulation, do not expect to see black top. outravel is already turning to be a mess on the east coast. about 5000 tuesday place were canceled late monday afternoon. amtrak also canceled and modified its train service. be some fun at least for kids. schools are closing up and down the east coast. you don'tor something see every day, the gravity defying sport of underwater hockey. this is getting a particularly big following in hong kong. it was invented by british navy divers in the 1950's and it requires participants to hit a heavy puck into a net with a short curved stick. competitors wears norcross, finns, protectors, and gloves. look like a school of fish swimming underwater. this team practices once a week at a local pool. theirave taken part in first tournament, coming in thi

politicians, including rahm emanuel who has a lot of room to talk, look at his crime rates, then bill de blasio also has a lot of room to talk. these individuals must be held accountable. look, all the president is saying with this immigration, and sanctuary cities is we need to reduce crime. and we can reduce crime, we have to do it in the proper way. you have to get the local officials to buy in. if they don't buy in then either get out of the job and let someone else get the job done. charles: tammy, how do you see it playing out from here. >> this is serious, we know mcircumstancms13 is in the country, in these sudde sanctuary cities, and operating with in many ways, mayor de blasio telling nypd to not cooperate with i.c.e. and federal authorities, this is why you have scores of girls just in the dc area alone, missing, they are missing, we cannot find these girls, it shar harder to find them because of these limitations. this is extending danger that girls in this case, find themselves in with sex trafficking network that our own state department admits exists in the country because of the

the great lakes that this house in webster was completely encased in ice.new york city mayor bill de blasio told reporters that they're preparing for the worst:mayor bill de blasio/new york: right now, 16-to-20 inches of snow expected. high end could be as much as 24 inches."the washington d-c area could get five-to-ten inches ... and people are making the run for supplies."i'm picking up batteries, lanterns, sleds, anything to keep the kids busy."the capitol and philadelphia - along with parts of west virginia, virginia and maryland - are also bracing for what could be a very long week. (grant) dozens of flights - have already been canceled in advance of the storm. this is what it looked like today at reagan national airport. the storm... impacting thousands of travelers... and take a look at this photo. it shows the long lines at a new york grocery store. people are stocking up - getting ready for this major winter storm. (vicki) could arnold schwarzenegger be getting back into the game of politics? we've got his decision - straight ahead. (grant) but first, new video of michael brown...

man from maryland travels in his own words to, quote, kill black people and new york city mayor bill de blasio is blaming that murder as well as uptick in crime on president trump. >> the challenge here is that a dynamic of hatred has been growing in this country over the last year or more, particularly come out in the open after the election as clearly related to the rhetoric of donald trump and even other candidates during the presidential election that have unlearned forces of hate all over the country. heather: there have been 55 murderers in new york city so far compare today 63 murders by this time last year. nypd says there's 143 hate crime complaints between now and election. clayton: first responders in texas to arm themselves, supportive of the bill is aiming to keep firefighters and emt safe. heather: there's not critics that are not trained law enforcement causing concern that they won't have the same judgment using firearms as police officers in tense situations. clayton: this morning we want to know what you think, is it necessary for safety or more a liability? heather: send us

. >>> federal and state prosecutors deciding not to charge new york mayor bill de blasio over fund raisingces. the federal investigation found de blasio solicited donors seeking favors from the city and contacted agencies on their behalf. de blasio's actions were contrary to the quote intent and spirit of the campaign finances laws. de blasio is up for re-election later this year and denied any wrongdoing. >>> breaking overnight. new york city mourning the loss of an emergency medical technician after run over by her hijacked ambulance. police say a second emt was injured after a man stopped and ran over the woman injuring her. an off-duty police officer and good samaritans captured the suspect who has a criminal history. she was a 14-year veteran of the fire department and mother of five. a tragedy. >>> all of the celebrities are staying hot. i'll show you how the newest stock on wall street flew into the trading day next. feeling 100% means you feel bold enough to... ...assist a magician... ...or dance. listerine®. bring out the bold™ that's how i feel about blue-emu pain relief spray. o

>> greg: i would pick her over de blasio. de blasio is the worst person on the planet. hilary, in a second, would be a better mayor then billbigfoot. >> kimberly: the snow is still not cleaned up uptown. it's a mess. garbage everywhere. it infuriates me. >> greg: there is were stories. >> kimberly: there is worse stories all across new york. >> greg: has she come to a realization that she made some mistakes and now she's going to go seek out the deplorables? >> juan: she was in scranton, talked about her dad. grandfather and the father. she also said it's really important that we not turn away from people we disagree with. this was all she had to say. >> greg: after she called people deplorables. >> juan: i think there were some deplorable people. it >> greg: not half the country. >> juan: she apologize. more apologetic than i would be. i say you guys underestimate the remaining power in hillary clinton. i think she is still a power in this country. >> kimberly: what is she going to do next? >> greg: are you encouraging her to do a third thing and lose three times? >> juan: i don't think she can run for president again. you

today, bill de blasio extended the statue permit for another three weeks.: several states increase the minimum wage. there is a increase for the federal wage. we have a different approach. >> 21 states are increasing the minimum wage this year. more city and states are pushing to lift wages for lowest paid workers. >> we are off to a great start. >> some believe the rally cry to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour is a misguided mandate and will hurt small business. >> instead of fighting to raise the floors, we should raise the ceiling of the folks that are in the entry level jobs. >> ortiz, the c.e.o. of job creators network, says their fight for 50 campaign will help low wage workers get the job training skills for jobs that pay $50,000 per year. >> the jobs intended to feed the families before. the plumbers, the manufacturing sales reps are the jobs to create careers and help the families out. not raising minimum wages. >> but michael thompson says his profession as home carrie worker requires him to have a specific set of skills to do his job. he say

mayor bill de blasio talked about these challenges back in december.bill de blasio/new york mayor:"we have never had a situation where a president of the united states would be here on such a regular basis." during the transition period from election day to inauguration day, o'neal says the cost of securing trump tower and the area around it added up to 24-million dollars. palm beach county officials say they spend an estimate 60- thousand dollars in over time every day trump spends in florida... protecting trump while he's at mar-a-lago. that's a bill local taxpayers will have to pay -- if the federal government or trump himself doesn't reimburse. supporters of the president say he is often working during his trips to mar-a-lago... even calling it the "winter white house."but the president himself had harsh words for his predecessor's predecessor's trips.back in 2011, tweeting this:"the habitual vacationer, barack obama, is now in hawaii. this vacation is costing taxpayers four-million dollars..."during the election, trump also told the publication, "the hill," quote: "i would rarely

mayor bill de blasio talked about this situation back in december. day to inauguration day, o'neal says the cost of security trump tower and the area around it added up to $24 million, and palm county beach says they spend an estimate $60,000 in over time protecting trump while he is at mar-a-la mar-a-lago, and that's what taxpayers will have to pay if the government doesn't reimburse. and trump is calling mar-a-lago the winter white house, and trump had harsh words for his predecessor predecessor's trips. >> this vacation is costing taxpayers $4 million, and during the election trump told "the hill," i would rarely leave the white house because there's so much work to be done. so far trump has spent more than one-fourth of his time in office at mar-a-lago. there are more moving parts for the secret service when it comes to the first family, and his adult children frequently travel, and his wife, melania, and their son, barron, live in new york city, a cost of $146,000 a day. >> on top of this, there are three senators questioning how the trump prope

street all the cases bharara had look into the democratic governor of new york andrew cuomo and bill de blasio, those will likely continue under the leadership of the acting u.s. attorney until new one is seated. >> jon: he will likely be able to find work elsewhere. >> he's going to make a lot of money in private industry. >> jon: greg jarrett, fox news anchor editorring. >> heather: it maybe your money. it's covering you -- costing you more to get it. atm fees hit all time highs. that's not only thing costing you more at the banks. new fears about north korea kim jong-un after the nuclear fest. we'll go in-depth. i'm ricardo, a sales and service consultant here at the xfinity store in bellevue, washington. here at the store, we offer internet, tv, phone, customer service, home security. every situation is a little different. it could be about billing, simple questions like changing the phone number. sometimes, they want to upgrade, downgrade, but at the end of the day, you want to take care of the customer. one of the great things about comcast, there's always room to move up. of course, it

he was currently investigating corruption allegations against bill de blasio.d welcome to a brand-new hour inside of american headquarters. i am marcel neville. >> confirming he was let go after refusing to resign as part of an

after he stabbed and killed a man in times square new york city mayor bill de blasio had his own ideasident trump. >> the challenge here is that a dynamic of hatred has been growing in this country over the last year or more, particularly come out in the open after the election. it's clearly related to the rhetoric of donald trump and even other candidates during the presidential election that have unleashed forces of hate all over the country. pete: does mayor blawz believe this. here to discuss is lawrence jones. obviously a tragic story. pure and outright racism, yet, mayor de blasio says it's trump's fault. what do you say to that? >> this is the democrats not learning from their mistake in the past election. any time we have a failed policy from the democratic party, then they start to spread this whole racism thing or gender politics. this identity politics. and i think they should learn from their lesson in the past election where that didn't work. pete: sure, absolutely. of course politically it doesn't work. but how about just the blatant hypocrisy from it. we have seen racis

mayor bill de blasio/-d- new york: "for your own safety, given the frigid temperatures, the huge amount of snow in a short period of time, the wind. stay off the streets." president trump also watching the weather.and waiting for old man winter.president trump: "we're prepared, everybody in government is full prepared and ready and the entire northeast it seems is under a very severe winter storm warning so let's hope it's not going to be as bad as some people are predicting." mayor muriel bowser/-d- washington: "we are hoping for the best, but as you can see with all of the people behind me, we are planning for whatever mother nature sends our way." (steve) and i'm here in the weather center with chief meteorologist brittney shipp... tracking the path of the storm... .a ridge of high pressure over the region will result in continued dry weather conditions along with warm daytime temperatures. a slight cooling trend is expected on wednesday, especially across the north bay as a weak system pushes into northern california. light precipitation may be possible wednesday across the far nort

accused of bribery and bid rigging and in the final of investigations of new york city mayor bill de blasio looking at allegations of pay to play. he headed the southern new york district where trump tower is. so any federal investigation that may involve wiretapping or anything else would likely include his office. remember, anna, this is not unexpected. u.s. attorneys do serve at the pleasure of the president, but in speaking to people today, i have learned that this really did come as a shock because he was asked back in november by president trump to stay in office and then this sudden firing really did surprise a lot of people. >> as you mentioned, the presidents can appoint who they want. however, as he points out in his statement, he says one hallmark of justice is absolute independence, that was my touch stone every day that i served. >> and he was known for that, known for being nonpartisan, a prosecutor's prosecutor, someone who followed the facts in his cases and didn't, you know, solely make -- didn't make it a political job, did not solely go after people of an opposite party t

and he was the final stages of the investigation in bill de blasio looking at allegations of pay to play. remember, he leads an important federal district. this is the southern district of new york where trump tower so, so any federal investigation involving, for example, wiretapping or anything else, would likely involve his office or his former office, the southern district of new york. >> the big question next, what happens to not only his cases but these other attorneys' cases who have suddenly been essentially fired? >> for right now, they'll go to career prosecutors who have been in the local offices doing their cases every day as per usual. there are a number of career prosecutors who have been there for years and not in the politically appointed arena, so they'll stay on and carry the torch but certainly, the way that this was done, the way this was carried out, ana, left those in his local offices with a bad taste many their mouth. >> i want to bring in paul callan. stay with me as well. this is a fast moving story. you've been following it all morning when the initial developme

new york mayor bill de blasio is giving her a partial pardon.he will be allowed to stand through next february. a lot of tourists now going to that site just to get the picture with the fearless girl. jonathan: a two of -- two-fer. get the girl the creator of the bull is upset because the fearless girl is getting attention and he is ready for her to go bye-bye. jonathan: he will get over it. "7 on your side" with a consumers alert. wells fargo going cardless. all 13,000 a.t.m. will have the option. no card. here is how it works. you get an 8-digit code through the mobile app, which it enters followed by the pin. they are banking on the fact that you want to lighten the plast nick your wallet -- plastic in your wallet. a popular niagara falls boat tour is going to have the earliest launch ever. maid of the mist will open saturday after a wenter that saw less ice storm on lake erie. tours run through november. michelle: middle school in falls church, art class involves more than drawing and painting. as kellye lynn shows us, they are giving studen

today new york city mayor bill de blasio said the artwork has inspired a lot of people and fueled some powerful conversations about women in leadership. the statue was supposed to be removed on april 2nd, but the mayor says a longer-term permit will allow it to remain in place through february of next year. >> i loved seeing all the social media pictures of girls so, doug, what's the timeline look like for the wet weather moving in? >> we got a little bit tonight, and tomorrow morning, then the bulk of it -- it's off and on between then. when you're up, it could happen. the big thing s take the umbrella. it could happen. the rain trying to make its way here. but it's beautiful right now. look at the cherry blossoms through the rest of the evening hours, a nice night to get out and about. temperatures sitting at 73 degrees, winds out of the northeast, three miles an hour, not much in the way of wind. temperature of 74 in twin brook. look at beverly beach, 66 degrees. right now, the one thing people have been asking me about today, tree pollen is on the moderat and that will probably be

a 14 year veteran of the department and bill de blasio says the city lost a good woman.the white house calls president trump's budget a hard power plan but the new york police department says it could leave the city vulnerable to terror attacks. james o'neill says under the proposal new york city would lose $110 million from the homeland security grant program. he says that program is the back bone of the counterterrorism unit. jason carroll, what's going on here? >> the mayor blasting this budget proposal. if you want to see how the city is reacted. i'll put something up to viewers to look at. it's the cover of "the daily news." it shows one world trade center as a target. it's a pretty provocative cover but falls in step with how the mayor and the police commissioner feel about this budget proposal as it goes forward. it would make the city less safe and cripple efforts to defend it from terrorists. james o'neill says trump's budget would translate into cutting 110 million that the nypd receives annually as part of the homeland security grant program. the city would no

this is about the money and the local governments like bill de blasio and by eric garcetti saying, our job is to keep the city safe, and to enforce immigration laws, don't expect us to do it. what needs to happen, congress needs to be bold, instead of working on tax reform, this is more immediate. we have 11 million people living in the shadows. they have all chambers. let's get it done. >> martha: there is no reason you can't do both at the same time. >> donald trump is already going to build a wall. he is committed to building the wall, so, if he will do that, let's pass immigration reform. >> martha: thank you, you guys. good to see you both. still i had come at the white house setting at sites high with another ambitious legislative goal. this time, they are hoping it will be the trick on tax reform. chris stirewalt, charles hurt join us to break down the timeline released by the white house. plus, senior advisor jared kushner has a new role to bring some business enterprise into overhauling the federal government. drain the swamp move, got governor mike huckabee is here with his t

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he's gone after bill de blasio. >> he's gone after wall street kingpins. people are anti-erdogan in turkey. this is a guy to me is really a patriot. and this is a guy who loved the job that he was doing and it was very clear, he doggedly pursued people without breaking the law. >> maybe he turns out to be a governor. he is a very popular guy. i think both sides to your point of the aisle like him and i think he ultimately runs for higher office. >> a broader picture. certainly the firing of 46 u.s. attorney who's are appoint bid your predecessor is not an unusual thing. at the same time, a lot of posts are open, a lot of posts within the administration. a lot of cabinet is still unconfirmed. a disputed score and we had tax reform still in the waiting. >> so what you're speaking to -- with the fed best of my recollection the way. the fed. >> a lot of question marks and it would lead one to believe. i do agree with that. you look at the market and say, it doesn't want to go down. talking about the vix. it is south of 12. in this environment, if you had quizz

aides to governor cuomo accused of bribe anded by-rigging and investigating new york city mayor bill de blasio. looking into allegations of pay to play. he led a federal important federal district. the southern district of new york. what's in that district? trump tower is in that district so any federal investigation that would include for example wiretapping would have fallen under preet bharara's office. until today of course, it still falls in the southern district of new york. i want to add that a couple of minutes ago i talked to some people who worked with him. who said that this really did come as a shock. given the fact that he was told back in november that he would be able to stay on. that was really a shock to that office. >> laura jarrett, our thanks to you. i want to also bring in a harvard law school professor emeritus, alan dershowitz about how unprecedented this was. we know that it is not unprecedented. for presidents to come in and kind of clean house. and eventually put in people who are more representative of who they want to see in these positions. bill clinton did it, geo

he's looking -- as a matter of fact, the case is in the latter stages close to being wrapped up, bill de blasios a democrat. he's looked into governor cuomo's office. he's looked into -- he's got an active case involving anthony wiener, the disgraced congressman for messages he may have sent to an underage teen. he's also gone after wall street insiders as far as insider trading cases. he's looked at people across a vast spectrum. and i'm not including in that terrorism and counterintelligence case which is are cases that his office is continually looking at. so he's been a fairly equal opportunity prosecutor when it comes to democrat versus republican if people are looking at this from a political standpoint. as far as cases that his office is looking at now, his office looks at cases just like all the justice department districts look at cases. some of which we never hear about because they never come out of the grand jury or investigative stage. some of those cases later become cases that were brought to court and people are charged. so, as far as him maybe looking at something now and did t

investigation, including two high-profile democrats, the governor of the state of new york andy cuomo and bill de blasio. >>> let me move on to health care, the plan that was introduced by republicans this week. republicans have taken flak on this. by tomorrow we're hearing the congressional budget office will tell us how much this thing is going to cost. what's the future that far heal health care bill? >> if it's a political debate, i think it's okay. if house speaker paul ryan and keep it to, if we don't do this it's a political disaster for the gop, then they can probably pass a majority and get it passed. if this gets to a policy debate, i don't see how they get to the finish line. on policy, conservatives think it's too much obamacare, republican moderates think it's not enough. i don't see how you do this without a single democratic vote and the the possibility of losing votes on either side. for now their only hope is to make this a political fight and make this about, hey, we'll politically get killed even if you don't support a plan you don't like. that's better than not having a plan at all.

and bid-rigging and was in the final stations of an investigation in the new york city mayor, bill de blasio, looking at allegations of pay to play. remember, ana, bharara headed a very important federal district. the southern district of new york. where trump tower is so any investigation that's ongoing, that would involve wire-tapping or anything else. will likely involve his office. >> and then as you point out he was doing work that was clearly nonpartisan. looking into different allegations. laura, back to you. as far as what happens next in all of these open cases including bharara's, where do we go from here? >> well at this point career attorneys at the justice department across the country will take over for the u.s. attorneys that were forced to resign yesterday. and as we've mentioned throughout the programming today, this has happened before, president clinton has asked for the dismissal of u.s. attorneys before. president bush has asked for them. the issue here is the speed with which this was done and the fact that bharara was told that he could stay. but there are certainly de

mayor bill de blasio is saying for a president who says he wants to keep america safe, it's just sortonic that he's threatening to take so much money away from a city that really needs that money, don. >> brin, new york runepublicans how are they responding? >> we heard from peter king. he put out a tweet today saying white house has released no precise numbers regarding budge cuts. any reduction to new york is dead on arrival. there is bipartisan refusal to this money being cut. it's something that they do fight every year. we hear, you know, even last year president obama threatened some cuts. certainly not significant as we're seeing this year with president trump's proposed budget. but this is something i have to say listening to the city leaders, the commissioner and the mayor, it's personal. remember, new york city is trump's hometown, so they find this to be a little personal. >> that's a good answer because i want to ask you, the first lady and the president's youngest son currently living in trump tower on fifth avenue. hundreds of thousands of dollars go into protecting the

. >> yes, bill de blasio warning folks to stay off the road. kari, while they're seeing blizzard conditions, you're tracking the latest >> we are seeing this system winding up on the atlantic. that is the reason we are seeing a lot of snow. still lake effect for chicago area. still coming down at this hour. as we get a closer look, we can see where he is and where that sleet is mixing in as indicated by the pink there. they will also see some rain, but on the back edge of this some more snow later on this evening. a lot of those blizzard warnings still continue tort region and will be in effect through tonight before this storm system winds down. and as you just heard, there could be a lot of snow out of this system. the potential for up to 2 feet in parts of upstate new york. we'll keep an eye on this, also the weather for the bay area we are seeing the complete opposite. very warm temperatures and a lot of sunshine. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, thanks, kari. let's take a live look again at washington, d.c., and you c

pending cases bharara was working on, and some are serious, and he has an investigation into bill de blasioe should point out is a democrat, and there's a investigation into fox news and the sexual harassment cases there in the past year, and there's a lot on the table that bharara was dealing with, and one of the reasons he wanted to stay on in that post, and he is an equal opportunity offender, and he has been after republicans and democrats and toppling one of the most powerful democrats, sheldon silver. >> amanda, ten seconds, you have the last word. >> sure, bharara is going to be speaking out more, and i think donald trump has made a high profile powerful foe, and there are rumors he could run for office. i don't think he's going to be going away anytime soon. >> always good to get your respectives. thank you. >>> in port st. lucie florida, a man tried to set fire to a store because he thought the owners were muslim. richard lloyd said he wanted to -- and this is a quote -- run the arabs out of the country, but the owners of the store were actually of indian descent. >>> a classic the

also, bill de blasio and things like that. in nye fooi times reporting that today one of the phone calls that came in came from cuomo's office saying he's not your friend. anything else, it could be a shot at cuomo for all we know. i don't know if it's a protocol issue he didn't take the call or suggests an active investigation. i don't know. >> what happens to all the investigations? >> if things are functioning as they should in a democratic society, the investigation should continue and the southern district, which is preet's district is the most powerful u.s. attorney's office in the country. the most important with the most significant cases. over history, mostly resisted being politicized where many u.s. attorney's offices are political tools. the southern district remained independent and i think it's crucial that it continue to be so and we won't really know until we see who the president is choosing to take up preet's old job. that's going to be a really big question. >> between house of cards and billions, i mean why

mayor bill de blasio tweeted saying sad to see oakland fans lose their team because one of america's richest men greedily held a cash-strapped city hostage for public funds. oakland mayor libby schaaf took a courageous stand and i'm standing with her and raider fans who lost their team due to pure unbridled greed. >> hm. >>> most of us have taken woodshop in high school but this next school has taken it to a whole new level. these students built a home. it's amazing. that's what makes kennedy high school in fremont this week's "cool school." ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: hammering, sawing, measuring every angle perfectly, this is no ordinary classroom. >> i know all of these skills will be useful in the future in life. >> reporter: kennedy high students are enrolled in the construction class at the mission valley regional occupational program, or mbrop. -- mvrop. it's right next door to the school. the class combines math and construction. students learning math like geometry use their knowledge to build the miniature and go on to bigger things. the bigger project is a two- bedroom one ba