what did bryan think of this?id kid. >> reporter: well, he was being a stupid kid. you'd have to agree with that. >> yeah, because i asked him should i file a restraining order? should i do something? and he said, no, he's just a stupid kid. he'll get over it. just give him time to get it out of his system. >> reporter: but he didn't get over it. and one night when nobody was home he went into ann's house, into her bedroom. >> and he said he found my journal and read it. >> reporter: what did it feel like to have your personal journal read like that by him? >> it just felt like i'd been violated. >> reporter: how did ann learn about it? tom told her. and quoted from her journal. >> at the end i said -- and it was in a sarcastic way. but i can't believe i'm thinking i met the man of my dreams. he'll probably get killed in a car wreck. and tom will probably kill himself. >> reporter: just thinking all the negative possibilities? >> yeah, like here something wonderful's happened. something awful's going to happen. >>

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bryan llenas, what else can you tell us? >> good morning. around the same time cuomo's administration ordered nursing homes to readmit covid-19 hospital patients, the administration also ordered that homes for people with developmental disabilities also accept these covid patients. like you said, that order was never rescinded. ultimately 552 people with developmental disabilities have died of coronavirus in these homes. new york state republicans like senator want answers. i'm deeply concerned the april 10 order from the office for people with development disabilities needlessly put some of our most vulnerable citizens in harm's way. amid these compounding scandals yesterday new york state republicans introduced a resolution to impeach governor cuomo. >> the real problem now is the governor has lost so much credibility and trust we don't feel he can go forward and govern. >> meantime crown publishing has stopped promoting and producing governor ko*em's book, leadership lease -- lessons from the pandemic and whether the cuomo administration

eric buske is the current bryan police chief.then, but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristin had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine, and she went off in a rage when that occurred. >> i think he had told them some story about how it had been a drug deal that had gone bad. and so then i was crying rape. >> after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristin and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. >> i was furious. because i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. like, this is it. this guy is going down. >> she met with the detective who asked her questions, lots of them. >> i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. and then at one point in time the detective asked me to place my hands on my own throat, and i mean, which even then, like, psychologically, like, that was just even traumatizing. >> why would he want

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bryan llenas is tracking both of those angles for us from new york. welcome back. good to see you.rnoon. let's start off with the book deal t "new york times" and wall street journal questioned that the cuomo administration's top aide altered the numbers on the covid deaths in the state to show the death toll was a lot lower than it was in actuality. four days after that july public report was released, cuomo said he was thinking about writing a book lauding his stellar pandemic leadership skills. in august, the book deal was officially announced and american crisis leadership lessons on the covid-19 pandemic hit the shelves in the fall. now in a new letter, lawmakers say they're suspicious about the timing and demanding governor cuomo turn over all correspondence and documents pertaining to the book including contract to the book deal itself. lawmakers believe cuomo may have violated state law. "the new york times" is reporting that crown publishing has paused promoting and producing cuomo's book pending an ongoing investigation into whether his administration covered up that nurs

>> martha: thank you, bryan. bryan llenas in new york. my next guest has been calling on governor cuomo to resign a month now. she calls for an investigation into the covid death scandal at the nursing homes a year ago. let's bring in nicole from new york. good to have you with us, congresswoman. you have been out in front on this issue. what is your feel as a new york politician for where this is headed for the governor right now? >> i have to tell you, the democrats in new york have for the most part stuck together and now with this avalanche of them calling for his resignation, i feel the end is near. i feel that i have been alone a long time that when i said the way the governor mishandled the nursing home was wrong and criminal and needed to be an investigation. after that, we learned his own chief of staff admitted there was a cover-up, the attorney general had come up with a report saying he underreported the number of deaths and the patients put in the nursing home. after that he threatened a state legislature of his own party. i

hi, bryan. >> hi, neil.ppropriate behavior against governor andrew cuomo. the accuser is a member of cuomo's executive chamber staff that told a supervisor recently that the governor inappropriately touched her last year during an encounter at the governor's mention where she was summoned to do work. governor cuomo said he was unaware of this specific claim. he repeated the dei'll 92 -- denials of the last week. he said nobody ever told me that i made them feel uncomfortable or awkward. women have a right to come forward. cuomo's office said they're referring all allegations to the state attorney general that is conducting the investigation. it's one thing after the other, neil. >> neil: i don't know how you keep it with it, bryan, but you do. meantime, we'll be going to texas. that texas opens fully for business, all restrictions dropped tomorrow. one of the biggest restaurant owners in the nation and texas with 143 restaurants delighted it's finally come tomorrow. still your best friend. and now your co-pi

bryan llenas with more in brooklyn. hi, bryan. >> hey, neil.or governor andrew cuomo having his first on-camera covid-19 briefing in nearly two weeks. he was contrite and seemingly he choked up as he addressed the sexual harassment allegations for the first time that had been lodged against him by three women. listen. >> i acted in a way that made people feel uncomfortable. it was unintentional and i truly and deeply apologize for it. i feel awful about it and frankly i am embarrassed by it. >> two of his former aides now accusers, charlotte bennett and lindsey boylan are bashing that press conference. they accuse cuomo of unwanted kissing and touching. cuomo said he never touched anybody. boylan said how can new yorkers trust you to lead our state if you don't know when you've been inappropriate with your own staff? bennett accused him of making inappropriate sexual remarks released a statement saying the governor's press conference was full of falsehoods and new yorkers deserve better. she went on to write the governor said he had no idea tha

>> martha: thanks, bryan.e where they say they will investigate the claims that meghan markle bullied two assistants so terribly that they quit. meghan and harry will not be involved in the investigation. jonathan hunt reporting live from los angeles. >> the bullying allegations published in the london times. a former member of the staff said that meghan left an assistant shaking and in tears and she quit. buckingham palace said they were concerned and would look into the allegations and added "the royal household is a dignity at work policy in place and does not tolerate bullying or harassment in the workplace." harry and meghan sat for an interview with oprah. it will air sunday in a promo clip. meghan fired a warning shot at the palace or "the firm" as insiders call it. >> i don't know how they could expect that after all of this time we would still just be silent if there's an active role that the firm is playing in perpetuating falsehoods about us. >> so what do the britts make of it all? we turn to my mo

supporting our research last year as bryan and gordon had shared. it was really very impactful, a lot more than we initially thought going in that we would be able to provide to the city of san francisco and informed what was a national conversation on gig worker rights and employment status. so we are really eager because we established a real baseline last year through the representative survey, we're eager to go back to do a similar survey in san francisco to understand what the impact of prop 22 has been, not only to inform the city and the state, but also states that are contending with similar policies, and our legislation next year, the ballot measures likely in other states that are mimicking prop 22. so folks want to understand what the impact has been, are workers getting the benefits that companies promised or are things basically the same? that's a part of it. as bryan shared, we weren't able to get that granular data of work time versus non-work time or paid time versus non-paid time. so that's the second piece. because of the pandemic,

bryan llenas is in brooklyn with more on mounting troubles for the governor. bryan?les, good afternoon. governor cuomo was at the javits center. it was a temporary covid-19 hospital that had 2,500 beds that went underutilized. the governor is trying to push this business as usual mentality. the reality it's anything but that. the new york state assembly said they're introducing an impeachment resolution today, which would get the ball rolling on impeachment in the assembly. according to fox news, there's 47 state legislators calling for his resignation or impeachment. republicans need support from the democratic controlled legislature to move forward on this. >> after this weekend, it just became more and more apparent that regardless of how many hearings or investigations that we have, the real problem now is governor lost so much credibility that he can't go forward. we want to do this impeachment in the assembly. we need a simply minority votes. >> the two top democrats turned on cuomo, andrea stewart cousins say we have to govern without distraction. cuomo said h

terry in crisis in a moment we'll hear from the saudi capital but 1st to an oscar winning director bryan fogle whose new bafta nominated film the dissident provides new evidence about the murder of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi joins me now from california brian thanks so much for coming on just tell me why you decided to tackle the subject of the killing of the washington post journalist after your oscar winning filmmaker as you know i think is as much of the world was in the in the couple weeks following the murder show you on october 28th. i was i was shocked i was appalled i was i was horrified i mean the idea that. a journalist a washington post churned almost kovach into the consulate of his own country to be brutally murdered and dismembered. for literally doing nothing more than criticizing his own government. for wanting to speak truth to power. and and having already won into self exile in order to do that. and walking into his consulate where he was seeking marriage papers. to marry the woman that he loved. as i read this story and got deeper into. the undercurren

bryan llenas live in brooklyn with more. bryan, good afternoon. >> trace, good afternoon.r and kirsten gillibrand to take away the vaccination effort away from cuomo. hey say it's a matter of life and death. republicans want cuomo to relinquish control of new york's vaccination program over ethical concerns after "the washington post" and "new york times" reported that new york's vaccine czar larry schwartz allegedly made calls the county executives to gauge their loyalty to cuomo as if to hold vaccine dose supply over their heads. schwartz denies any wrong doing. today cuomo participated in a white house press conference call about be covid-19 response. yesterday the white housed responded to these latest accusations. listen. >> we found them concerning about this inappropriate reported behavior. there's a number of checks in the system. we will continue to work with a range of governors including governor cuomo. >> we now also know that former aid charlotte bennett met with investigators for four hours sunday and provided more than 120 pages of records. trace, we know th

bryan llenas, good to see you.g those that says that governor cuomo should resign. even though, you know, he appears to have some behavior that is being examined in the nursing home issue and sexual harassment issue, he was elected by the people of new york. there's an investigation under way. politicians shouldn't make these decisions. what do you say? >> i say the nursing home scandal particularly, martha where he had a senior aide, melissa derosa admitted to a cover up saying they didn't turn over the numbers to the department of justice because they were worried they would be used against them in an investigation. that's a cover up. that's why i would use "alleged here", but that is the smoking gun on top of the sexual harassment allegations, which i agree. the governor deserves due process and should let that investigation play out. you can see the media coverage on this last year compared to now. it's night and day. "new york times," andrew cuomo is the control freak we know. vogue, we're crushing on andrew c

bryan?s accusers says that bennett met with investigators today for four hours. this as we are hearing directly from president joe biden for the first time about cuomo's scandals and the white house says they still plan on working with governor cuomo when it comes to covid-19. >> you think governor cuomo should resign? >> i think the investigation is underway and we should see what it brings us. >> we don't want the people of new york or any state to be impacted negatively. we will continue to work with a range of governors including governor cuomo. >> so biden not calling for cuomo's resignation. cuomo spent the day as a mass vaccination site flanked by people at an event closed to the press. he took no questions. over the weekend, photos emerged of governor cuomo making phone calls after the entire new york congressional delegation mostly democrats called for his resignation. the last two weeks, larry schwartz has been calling county executives gauging their loyalty to governor cuomo. one

bryan llenas reporting live from brooklyn, new york.ryan. >> it's really the photo that everybody is talking about. "the new york times" released it. this is a moment at a wedding when cuomo put his hand on the 33-year-old's face and asked if he could kiss her. ruck said she was confused and embarrassed. we reechld out to ruck. ruck has been accused of two former aides. an investigation has been launched by the a.g. there's 13 new york state assembly members calling for him to resign and schumer spoke earlier today in which he was not as -- he said the investigation needs to finish. martha? >> martha: thanks, bryan llenas. so these images that have dr. suess under fire are getting attention today. we'll show you so you can decide for yourself next. now's the time to refinance and turn your home equity into money for your family. that's me. introducing refiplus from newday usa. take advantage of record low rates plus get cash for security today or retirement tomorrow that's me. refiplus. only from newday usa. we need to reduce plastic wa

bryan? >> charles, good afternoon.gy to the second former aide who has accused him of sexual harassment in the last week. 25-year-old charlotte bennett. she came out over the weekend saying that the governor had made inappropriate sexual remarks to her that made her uncomfortable and even scared. in the apology that cuomo released last night, he said "at work sometimes i think i'm being playful and making jokes that are funny. some of my comments made others feel in ways that i never intented". charlotte bennett accused him of inappropriate remarks and she says that cuomo asked about her sex life and whether or not she had sex with older men. she just released a statement about an hour ago blasting governor cuomo's apology. in that statement she says in part "it took the governor 24 hours and significant backlash to allow for a truly independent investigation. these are not the actions of someone who simply feels misunderstood. they are the actions of an individual that wields his power to avoid justice." new york atto

here to discuss radio host in iraq combat veteran, bryan suits.is the purple tart i know, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: let's discuss a little bit. what do sanctions do? >> these target bank accounts that only eight or nine guys and putin's inner circle access rate that is why putin said that banks in russia so that these guys don't have to rely on switzerland or burbank for their money. they prefer zÜrich and new york and london. but this will not make anything uncomfortable for any of the guys that either poisoned him or arrested him on a parole violation. and sent them to this probation can't. it will not touch them for to know what her real sanction would be? if we stop baby tourism. new york, florida, california are the number one destinations of eight months, third trimester russian women to come for one month and have a baby and leave with the birth certificate. even though that is technically legal, if we made it illegal to come into this country in the third trimester it would put a big dent. these are all daughters a ve

>> century going to cite a bryan lamb in york question going to quote c-span my answer.ther it's the pleasure or the not pleasure of watching congress for a living i watch a lot of congress on tv. my job is the pr guy for c-span. watch the house in the senate all day long. you kind of get a sense of the fights and rivalries in the back and forth. one thing that always struck me was the prayer. every session of congress begins with a prayer, the house of the senate. they pray even before they have the pledge of allegiance. the very first order of business is to pray for its typically lead i have a chaplin so just watching congress so is been intrigued by this tradition of opening a recession. it's just a straightforward junkie a congress junkie the whole dynamic looks like nothing else happens during a legislative day. on occasions the house chaplin or the senate chaplin aren't there and they have replacements they have guest chaplains like the guest host someone for johnny carson as were the old days. suggest chaplin does prayer birds still intrigued by the very traditio

know it's funny similarly the social democrats were eager to highlight their victory in the state of bryan and you know it doesn't this comes as long as the election result especially. into the social democratic party as a whole and. we want to use the upswing to help ensure that we can lead a future federal government to provide a german chancellor on the subject are trying to stand the 2 regional vote and not necessarily a preview of what will happen in september when all germans go to the polls but they do provide clues about what voters throughout the country want what problems they see what parties they like and about what coalitions might be possible at a federal level. for the c.d.u. it particularly they are also a stock warning they have 6 months to recover before they begin to challenge whether they can hold on to power without time. are we are now joined by patrick sounds very good who represents the city in the german parliament and we'd like to welcome him and get his reactions are we just saw some very high level members of your party reacting reactions ranging from disappoint

bryan llenas with details in new york. hey, bryan.e got word that new york governor andrew cuomo will be speaking at 1:00 p.m. for the first time since sexual harrassment allegations were made against him by three woman. pressure is mounting on democrats to speak out against these, against the governor. right now we have a situation here where critics are noting that these same democrats were people who led the charge against democratic senator al franken and judge brett kavanaugh. yesterday at the white house press secretary jen psaki was pushed as to why president biden and vice president kamala harris, who is the first female vice president have not made a direct comment about these allegations against cuomo. listen. >> the benefit of doing a briefing every day i can certainly speak on behalf of the president and the vice president and so let me reiterate that they both believe that every woman coming forward should be heard. reporter: there is a small but growing number of democratic state lawmakers calling for cuomo to be impeach

that's the backdrop under which bryan kemp signed a law putting georgia on an basic press train back to the jim crower e era while this was happening outside the doors. >> you said you'd give her one more time like you're going to do something. >> are you serious? >> you are not. >> she's not under arrest. >> for what? under arrest for what? >> african-american state representative park cannon was arrested and charged with a felony after knocking on the governor's door during the signing. it's just almost poetic how much this history this weeks rhymes. it doesn't get much clearer who this law is designed to benefit and who it is designed to hurt. daring to try to witness the voting rights of black and other non-white people being stripped away by a white governor who is previous claim to fame was purging tens thouf sands of black voters straight off the rolls so he could win. transparency seems important when it comes to what this new georgia law does. it makes it a crime in georgia to give food and water to people waiting in line to vote. it also allows unlimbed challenges to a vote

go to some day, look up bryan rein when you get there and ask him who killed him. because that's the only way we are ever going to know who killed bryan rein. >>> this sunday, the fight over guns. >> active shooter. get away. >> that mass shooting in boulder, colorado, ten dead. >> i don't know how to go to work and see the spot where my friends died and be okay. >> once again, familiar arguments from democrats. >> this is not about getting rid of the second amendment, it's about saying we need reasonable gun safety laws. >> and republicans. >> what i'm not attracted to is something that doesn't work. >> whyoe can't congress pass ev popular new gun safety legislation? my guest this morning, republican senator pat toomey and democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. plus, violence against asian-americans. >> will you help us? >> asian-american members of congress meeting today with the families of the victims of the georgia spa shooting. >> weor want to make sure that this is investigated as a hate crime and not just as a bad day. >> a i'll talk to the leader

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bryan llenas, thank you so much for that.ence in portland is leading the mayor of that city to request two million dollars in police funding after slashing the police budget just last year. jason rantz, host of the jays son rants show is here with more. jason, great to see you. i will speak what we're seeing in new york city first. new york city saw 40% increase of murders in 2020. that was despite the fact that we were living through a pandemic. there were a lot of lockdowns, it came from the change in policy with respect to the police and what we're deeing and how we're approaching crime. you look at a city like portland has a similar situation. you say, why did you take the money away if now you need to give it back to try to beef it up again? >> yeah. i think clearly in all of the calls to defund the police they rushed to defund without replacing it with anything. this idea that suddenly taking money away from the police, putting it into these programs and many cases nebulously defined, all of sudden tomorrow, 24 hours la

today, it is wesley bryan who took his pants off. rolled up his shirt. needed a couple of hacks to get out of trouble. 78 and missed the cut. march madness, dan is here somewhere. march madness is coming up next. >> coach is in the house. >> you know it is real when danny shows up. >>> tonight, exciting news for the kids, the most magical places in the bay area back open. >> ah. the sounds of children's fairy land in oakland reopening today after being closed for most of the pandemic. families enjoyed a stroll through the whimsical fairy tale themed amusement park. masks are required and capacity is limited. for more information on the park's safety protocols and how to get tickets you can visit our website, kpix.com. >>> thank you for watching. >> we'll be back at 11:00 with more local news for you. until then, have a good night. >>> this is game day. >> march madness coverage of day one is not over. hello everybody, i'm joined by kpix5 brackettologist dan who just took off his mask. dan, it's been two years! >> it's been two years. it is great to be he

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bret. >> bret: bryan llenas in brooklyn, new york thank you. the latest scientific research says about getting your kids back into the classroom. first box 9 and the twin city, the jurors are seated in the trial of former minneapolis police officer charged into george floyd's death and also tonight derek chauvin's defense attorney says he is gravely concerned about the announcement of $20 million settlement for floyd's family makes it impossible for his client to get a fair trial there. fox 5 in san diego as a driver plows through downtown sidewalk killing three people and injuring six others. authorities say the 71-year-old man appeared to be driving while impaired. the police chief said he identified himself to officers and was arrested. this is live look from philip fox 5, one of the big stories they are tonight police in suburban clayton county arrest 88 people in street racing crackdown. authorities pounce when racers gather and sam's club parking lot blocking off exits and deploying road spikes. that is tonight's live look outside of the

correspondent bryan llenas has the latest from brooklyn, new york, tonight. >> former aid is releasing details about her harassment allegations against the governor. in a tv interview, she says that cuomo confessed he was lonely and asked her shocking questions about her sex life. bennett said and made her are "highly uncomfortable" something the governor explained away as his own ignorance. >> i didn't know i was making her uncomfortable at the time. i feel badly that i did. >> bennett's lawyer said that's not true, reading my client charlie bennett reported his sexually harassing behavior to the chief of staff and chief counsel. we are confident they made him aware of her complaint. cuomo's office says bennett's complaint was handled in accordance with applicable law and policy. >> governor, have you yourself taken the sexual harassment training required by new york that all employers are to give to their employee's? >> short answer is yes. >> democrats are asking the public to withhold judgment. >> i think we are waiting for the investigation, i think that's certainly appropriate. >

>> bryan llenas joins us now from brooklyn.an. >> according to the times union of albany and the "washington post" governor cuomo arranged for influential vips for members of his family, mother, one of his sisters and chris cuomo his brother to start receiving covid tests in mid-march of 2020 which you will remember these tests were very scarce then. chris cuomo interviewed the governor several times including a segment where they joked about covid-19 tests. cnn responded to reports that chris received these v.i.p. tests writing in part when chris was showing symptoms and concerned about possible spread, he turned to anyone he could for advice and assistance. any human being would. these v.i.p. tests were conducted at their homes by top state health department officials and ruched at times by state troopers to a state laboratory in albany where they were often prioritized. in a statement a cuomo advisors responded we should avoid insincere efforts to rewrite the past. home tests were also provided to members of the public if ha

bryan llenas, thank you very much.to bring in doug smith, republican new york state assemblyman. great to see you today. i follow you on twitter and just a couple of days ago you were -- you and other republicans were attacking to every single bill the removal of emergency powers for andrew cuomo. why? >> well, we were able to stop state government and let people know this is something that must be addressed. the fact that this governor has exercised these emergency covid powers for the last year and really is true, harris, thank you for having me on that absolute power does corrupt absolutely. yesterday's apology that the governor put out there i don't think he will be getting an emmy for that performance. new yorkers like janice dean are waiting for their apology. the fact is this state and this governor has a pattern of intimidation, bullying and coercion. look no further than my colleagues in the state legislature. so i think none of us are really shocked at these claims of these women coming forward to share their

in the east or in the west as you are making dinner, bryan killed his back, but >> bryan.nedy: i did know if you lose you lose everything. i did not release how much the world revolves around jake tapper. >> if you've lost jake he lost it all. president biden can pack up and the real president trump can move back into the white house. >> is at the voice in your head speaking aloud? speak to i say that loud? >> yesterday. kennedy: the biden administration now giving us so many pictures of these facilities but it reminds me when kim jong-un takes tours of schools in north korea the propaganda videos they show up or it's like that know north korea and children are in those who beautifully painted brand-new facilities they show on tv. >> book kennedy it's interesting the white house is so worried about her work what they decide to do your own shooting. i mean taping, so people don't know in our business because shooting you go in there with the camera shoot the video. we can do it, we are really good at it. we know exactly what we want you to see and when we want you to see it

thank you very much, bryan. good to have you here.holas langworthy joins me now chairman of the new york republican party state committee. i think it's important as i said, we've always argued for due process in all of these cases and the governor deserves to have due process in these cases as well. do you have a level of confidence that the new york a.g. leticia james will create that environment where both sides will get a fair hearing here? >> we have to hope the attorney general will be honest and forthright in this investigation. she was very forceful in demanding that this issue get referred by the governor's office so that she has the full subpoena power necessary to do the job. she actually needed that referral from the governor's office to make the investigation whole. >> martha: who did the governor want to do it? >> he took a very ridiculous step by suggesting a process that the attorney general in conjunction with a state judge come to a panel that was by his design to investigate his own office in his own miss deeds a day

bret. >> bret: bryan, thank you. in just a few hours, the first injections of the johnson & johnson single-dose coronavirus vaccine will be going to americans. nearly 4 million doses of the formula are being delivered around the country following the approval over the weekend. correspondent jonathan serrie has the latest tonight. >> johnson & johnson started shipping the first doses of its new covid vaccine today. employees at the company's kentucky distribution center used a sharpie pen to write positive notes on boxes containing the life-saving bile although the vaccine is 66% effective and presented in mild to moderate cases of covid-19, many of the clinical trials were conducted in south africa where a resistant variant is widespread. even there, the vaccine was 85% effective in preventing severe disease. >> even though the vaccine itself was not specifically directed against those variants, it did extremely well when it came to preventing severe critical disease and as we heard many times now, there were no hosp

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we begin tonight with correspondent bryan llenas in brooklyn. >> good evening, bret.just now, new york senators kristen gillibrand and chuck schumer are calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign, reversing course due to the multiple creditable sexual harassment and misconduct allegations. they went on to write that the governor has lost the confidence of his governing partners and the people of new york. earlier today, the governor said he will not resign, and then he dismissed politicians who believed his accusers. >> people know the difference between playing politics, bowing to counsel -- cancel culture, and the truth. politicians who don't know a single fact, but yet form a conclusion and an opinion are, in my opinion, reckless, and dangerous. because those politicians cuomo is referring to include at least 24 congressional lawmakers. if the majority of the new york delegation now calling for his resignation, including prominent democrats like representative alexander because jo cortez, jamaal bowman, house oversight chair carolyn maloney, and judiciary committee

cops say officer bryan riser hired three hit men to carry out two murders back in 2017 then in 2019, police say one of the hit men came forward and told the cops that riser had hired him. and despite all of that, the police did not arrest or charge riser until yesterday, more than a year and a half after police first received that information. so what took them so long? here's nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: as dallas police investigators gather evidence inside his suburban home, one of their own, veteran dpd officer bryan riser remains behind bars, the alleged mastermind of a murder for hire plot. >> i am shocked the fact that he's a police officer and the fact that he's two doors down from me. >> reporter: according to an arrest affidavit, riser's plan started as a extreme to shake down drug dealers. a witness claiming the officer promised to provide intel about dallas-area drug houses. the witness and friends would rob those locations, keeping the drugs while handing over any money or guns to riser but that never happened because according to the witness, in march of 2017, riser paid

also it's been 10 years since bryan stow survived a brutal attack it dodger stadium coming up here on the four we take a look at his recovery and what he's now doing to campaign against bully. front. as five. ra from its face three trials in children and socks. johnson syria reports. this comes as the cdc issues ah, warning about covid-19 variants. the u. s is another step closer to reaching her immunity against covid-19. fizer reports. it's vaccine is 100% effective in protecting children ages 12 to 15 against the virus. the formula also produced a strong anti body response in the face. three trial, the drug maker says it will soon submit the data to the fda. in hopes of expanding its emergency use authorization to other age groups. the more people we vaccinate, the more we're going to protect someone out there who can't get the vaccine vaccine for children could remove an obstacle for family travel. hawaii is working toward a vaccine passport for travelers to show coming in and out of the state. last week, new york became the first state to launch a similar passport for entering cer

and officer bryan sicknick died from injuries suffered is in the right ot. an officer was among the officers overrun that day. >> there were times when i would look out and see thousands of really angry people with just evil in their eyes. and there were multiple times where i thought i might not make it out of here alive. >> reporter: today the two men who allegedly sprayed the officer with that chemical irritant were indicted by a grand jury on ten counts including using a dangerous weapon to assault officers. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues with that new information, thank you. tonight tornado watches are posted in north carolina and southern virginia following an outbreak of tornadoes that ripped a trail of destruction across the south on wednesday. cbs' david begnaud has the powerful images and remarkable stories of survival. >> reporter: there were more than two dozen tornadoes, some packing winds of up to 130 miles per hour that reportedly touched down across the south. but the majority of them were in rural alabama. and they left a trail of twisted

but first to bryan llenas.aking about her interactions with the governor. >> sandra, good afternoon. bloomberg reported that valerie bauman covered to governor cuomo when she was 25 years old and she's right, governor cuomo never touched her inappropriately but he made a unwavering eye contact. she wrote, he did make me uncomfortable as did a lot of men in albany, i felt like he was flirting with me and that's because i think he was. lindsay boylan is vowing not to cooperate with the state assemblies impeachment investigation of the governor. boylan and critics point out that the law firm davis, polk and wardwell picked the lead of the investigation that has ties to the investigation and the firm was chosen by democratic assembly speaker carl hastie who is notably not demanding cuomo's resignation. his impeachment investigation is not designed to be transparent or to move fast and there's nothing cuomo wants more than time. cuomo's office has hired lawyers for its staff members and is conducting its own review

bryan llenas is live in brooklyn with the latest. hi, bryan. >> good morning.he says governor cuomo hit on her and acted in a overtly and sexual inappropriate manner while the governor was surveying flood damage at her home in 2017. he called her beautiful and made her very uncomfortable and kissed her twice. first he kissed her on both cheeks inside her home and then as this photo shows, cuomo kissed her when they were outside. >> he then leaned down on top of me and while holding one of my hands he forcibly grasped my face with his other big hand and kissed my cheek. again, in a very aggressive manner. i felt like i was being manhandled. >> days later the governor sent a signed photograph of their meeting to vill. a staff member invited her to an event hosted by cuomo and then he sent the letter addressed to her but not her family. the governor's lawyer says the letter was sent to more than 30 people and that it is common for staffers to contact constituents after events. she referenced photos showing the governor hugging and kissing other people during that

in his counterpart was britain bryan trip sure he had already flown the while family both men were obliged to cooperate to educate the people of the same age 2 different worlds. at the beginning i fancy him a little difficult. like a lot of. people french people have found difficult to start with good old food few of them ever made any effort to speak even a little french my colleague brian from shore refused to say even a single word in french look one or more of us or they were rather distant. and at the beginning you know we we didn't call another by our christian names anything like that we didn't go into each other's houses. all these things developed. in the cause the concord program did if it's a good program with t.v.'s because there was no central leadership no single responsible person forceful there were always to do in my own heart i would say thank god for the french because the french were very dominant in making sure that everybody kept going in the right direction to make concords happen sauces but that was really hard to do. at the same time in the soviet union andre to po

bryan llenas keeping track of it all in new york. hey, bryan. >> reporter: hey, neil.s is the first time that someone has provided a photo of allegedly that very moment that the harassment took place. anna ruck providing this photo to "the new york times", both saying this was the moment at a wedding in 2019 when cuomo put his hands on the 33-year-old's face. when she removed it, cuomo called her aggressive. he then asked if he could kiss her. she was confused, shocked and embarrassed. fox news has not independently confirmed this information, and we reached out to ruck and cuomo's office. cuomo has been accused of unwanted kissing and touching by two former aides. new york attorney general leticia james officially launching an independent investigation into their sexual harassment allegations. the a.g. will choose an independent law firm with subpoena power and will issue a public report at some point with the final findings. now six new new york state socialist legislators are now calling for cuomo's impeachment in a release saying, quote: governor cuomo has repeated

bryan llenas live in brooklyn where the latest on the investigation stands. bryan?ter: gerry, over the weekend 25-year-old charlotte bennett accused governor andrew cuomo making inappropriate remarks about her sex life. essentially she says she felt as though the governor, wanted to quote sleep with her. she told these allegations to "the new york times" over the weekend saying cuomo made her feel incredibly or horribly uncomfortable and scared she would lose her job. by sunday evening the governor issued a rare apology, a lengthy one at that, in part at work sometimes i think i'm being playful, make jokes i think are funny. i acknowledge some of the things i have said have been misinterpreted as unwanted flirtation. to the extent anyone felt that way i am truly sorry about that. now new york city mayor bill de blasio democrat himself was not buying it. >> that is not an apology. he seemed to be saying, oh, i was just kidding around. sexual harrassment is not funny. it is serious. has to be taken seriously and he just clearly was letting himself off the hook for som

fox news correspondent bryan llenas is following all of this live in brooklyn. hi, bryan.agen. new york governor andrew cuomo is at the javits center. that is where he was speaking. that was a temporary hospital before it became a mass vaccination site. his administration was criticized for not utilizing that center as a temporary hospital. not nearly enough as it could have been. he is all about business as usual, trying to push through but yesterday at a telephone news conference with reporters he was defensive. listen. >> no. there is no way i resign. let's dot attorney general investigation, let's get the findings, then we'll go from there but, i'm not going to distracted by this either. reporter: the call was held right after, right before new york's top state legislators, both democrats, announced they had turned against cuomo following new allegations of sexual harrassment over the weekend. new york's senate majority leader, andrea stuart cousins. governor cuomo must resign. new york state assembly speaker carl hasty says, we have many challenges to address. i think