whether people labor at steel in buffalo, rochester, carrier in syracuse, the southern tier, or long islandover the years, they would have felt so betrayed, they had done everything they were supposed to do, but the jobs left. every single one of my five siblings wanted to stay and had to leave home because jobs were more plentiful in other states. that really hurt. it was not just the jobs leaving. it was hoped that was leaving -- hope that was leaving, too. i tell you that is not to give you a history lesson but to reinforce why these fights are so personal to me and i feel like this happened just yesterday. the same way the millennials felt in 2008-2010 when the great recession undermined their futures. i will tell you this. i don't ever want the people of the state, our neighbors, to have the same sense of anxiety that was so pervasive when i was younger. that's why i decided to stay and fight. witnessing the struggles, the pain of those left behind. it inspired me to run for office and be a voice for communities that had fallen. -- fallen on hard times. because i had lived that experie

>> we get them from long island. >> seth:h: all rig, there you go. >> long island, man. >> seth: yeahwent to high school in [ bleep ] long island. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i did, i'm not lying. >> seth: i don't think anybody thinks you're lying. >> i'm not. i swear to god i'm not lying. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] all right, so, we're putting -- i'm not going to put all the pasta in here. i'm only going to put a little bit. >> seth: you're putting it right in the pan? this is thrilling. >> yeah. we put it right in the pan. i don't want to over [ bleep ] do it but -- >> seth: hey, can i say -- well, i'm really a big fan. i'm so bummed when i get a manhattan it doesn't have these. >> you need them. >> seth: yeah. >> you need them. all right, i'm not going to [ bleep ] do that 'cause that's going to go all over the place. >> seth: you know what? follow your heart. >> okay. [ laughter ] i don't want to burn anything. all right, well, we're going to turn this back up. you know? and then, we're going to start maxing this up. >> seth: right. >> you know, i should be tossing th

it's an icon of long island breeding. the most sought after ducks in the world, supplying the best restaurants in the northeast. that farm is currently under quarantine. but it all came crashing down six weeks ago. we checked these birds three times a day. birds flock together, and all of a sudden i saw a series of dead ones. corwin's ducks tested positive for the bird flu. i never saw anything quite like this. so quick, so fast. i knew that this meant everything would be gone. that same day, he let go of 45 staff members. i rank that up by the death of my parents as the most devastating times of my life. and then you had to euthanize? yes. what was that like? it. sickening. it's just a horrible, sickening, disgusting day after day feeling for about a week until all of a sudden you have nothing left. 99,000 prized ducks. his entire flock gone, now decaying in a barn on his property. corwin's ducks, now among the more than 166 million birds culled because of the bird flu nationwide since 2022. this week, the trump administ

you live on long island. you don't vote for me. ms. gillen: and you should resign and i said that before you made your deal with donald trump. mr. adams: thank god you don't live in new york city. you live on long island. people of the city elect -- people of new york city elect me. ms. gillen: people who work in manhattan, whose kids go to mat hatton, everything that happens in manhattan effect mice constituents, mayor. i -- effects my constituents, mayor. i yield back. >> would the gentleman yield to me, please? i thank the gentlelady. my question, we've heard a lot about crime. so the overwhelming majority of crime in the united states is committed by undocumented individuals whose immigration status is dubious. mr. connolly: is that correct? mr. johnston: no, that's not correct at all. the overwhelming majority of crime is committed by u.s.-born americans. mr. connolly: so if i wanted to demonize naturally born americans, i could cherry pick crime rates from that population and demonize them and dramatize that and use it to smear a

you life in long island. you don't vote for me. >> mayor, and you should resign and i said that before you made your deal with donald trump. >> thank god you don't live in new york city. you live on long island. people of the city -- people of the city -- people of new york city -- >> kids live in manhattan who go to the doctor in manhattan, everything that happened in manhattan effects my constituents, mayor. i yield back. >> the general lady yield to me, please? >> i thank the general lady. my question, mr. beard. we've heard a lot about crime so the overwhelming majority of crime in the united states is committed by undocumented individuals whose immigration status is to be -- >> that's not correct. the overwhelming majority of crime is committed by u.s.-born americans. >> so if i wanted to demonize nationally born americans i could cherry-pick crime rates from that population and -- and demonize them and dramatize that and use it to smear an entire subgroup in the population in this case the majority grou

and a great officer with gun down that a traffic stop on long island. i went to his funeral. so the vicious criminal charge with his murder had $21.00 prior arrest. and they were a rough arrest. the was a real bad one. this i'll get the seat next. sam had 14 prior us and went by the name of killer. he was guilty, killed other people. they say a lot of them. i attended officer dealers service and when i met his wife and one year old son, ryan, and it was very inspirational, actually is what his name is. stephanie and she is here tonight. stephanie, thank you very much stuff in the sense that you were going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero, new york's finest. and we're going to get the just called loaded killers and repeat offenders or 1st rate. so we're going to do it fast, got to stop it. they get out with 28 arrests. they push people into subway trans as they hit people over the head, back to the head with baseball bats. we gotta get them out of here. i've already signed an executive order requiring a mandatory death penalty for anyone who murders, a poli

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>> it's my life, heritage, an icon of long island. >> reporter: breeding some of the most sought after, supplying the best restaurants in the northeast. >> that farm is under quarantine. >> reporter: crashing down six weeks ago. >> we check them every day, birds flock together, i saw a series of dead ones. >> reporter: the ducks tested positive for bird flu. >> never seen anything quite like this, this quick, this fast. i knew this meant everything would be gone. >> reporter: the same day he let go of 45 staff members. >> rank it with the death of my parents as the most devastating times of my life. >> reporter: then you had to euthanize, what was it like? >> it sickened me. just horrible, sickening, disgusting day after day feeling for about a week until you have nothing left. >> reporter: 99,000 prize ducks, his entire flock gone, now decaying in a barn on his property. corwin's ducks now among 166 million birds culled because of the bird flu nationwide since 2022. this week the trump administration announced its strategy to deal with the crisis and bring down the price of eggs. dedi

and in the field of i see my technology to see monday going to long island only, but they're pretty seduce to it. i see it, but it's probably to get you on facebook as soon as you have an equal prashant. and so, and that was helpful. so launch the remote surveillance complex that is now active and carry 3 a m r. c. with because liam's mean own flame blend you it was it took you a gift. nice for me. now you have to find plans to pay a visit to the space centered program. so that is located in some all right, so the yellow when you are with the motion is prison agreement says the decision, you mean what actually is good because my mouth and they are, he will be able to familiarize himself when they accomplishments of the russian space program you know, i mean she could act lucia's, it's a through your dynamic. we had a phrase, also cooperation and cultural and humanitarian fields. and they say, well the sauce and the pace given you know, it's going to give them young man. we plan to renew it. so, you know, the rate of the russians call throw sandra in the armoire and to build the 1st orthodo

[laughter] i grew up on long island. a rough childhood doing a dry january and middle school.hter] lincoln was in a pickle this week, but his prom date would have to work tonight but it turns out she's got a bunch of time off now so -- [laughter] be nice to kirby puckett, he was great on the twins. [laughter] and kidding. it was obviously joy read, fired by and visit msnbc. she's not going to the prom with lincoln and i'm not even sure she straight or lesbian but she is a race baiting loser. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] there's a rumor what her ratings were really low but we didn't realize how desperate things have gotten until she started trying to look more like trump. [laughter] golf club and truth social account, you know? [laughter] not the only one who got in hot water this week. jake tapper. [laughter] to be clear, not actually a woman but jay tapper looks like every liberal white chick who calls the black chicks. i'm sorry, he does but he got trashed on social media after announcing he's writing a book about media's efforts to cover up cognitive decline in one reas

she was from the morrison school in long island and she flew in and performed on the monoplane with the not so subtle implication that if a woman could fly it, a man could fly it, and it was safe. so is that one of the more interesting things about this airport that so many firsts had happened here? but this is the first time that yes, this so this was a major demonstration of a female pilot at the time. aviation was male dominated. well, a white male dominated, especially at this time. you had to either be rich enough to afford her or you had to be a military pilot. it was still in the very early years of aviation. there were a handful of female pilots. but this is college park's first famous female pilot, banana miller. but at the same time, there were quite a number of airshows that would attract other performers. female aviators made a name for themselves, would often be able to make a name for themselves as stunt performers because they weren't part of some larger institution organization they can afford an airplane. if they had the training, they could performance make some sort o

in the eastern district of new york, which consists of brooklyn, staten island, queens, and two long island counties suffolk and nassau county. so it's divided into 94 districts and it is basically a population oriented dynamic. in new york we have four of the 96 district court's. we have the eastern district, which i just mentioned, the southern district is manhattan, westchester, some of the upstate counties near westchester, between the eastern and southern districts, that is where most of the action happens, between brooklyn, manhattan, thereabouts. the other two districts are upstate. the northern district covers albany, utica, up to canada and then buffalo, rochester. that basically is how the state of new york is divided in terms of the federal districts. i think there are 94 federal districts, not 96. we have four of them. so eastern district and southern district, basically those in the united states are the primary courts which handle a lot of high-profile cases because it is new york and it basically is a rough education about how the federal courts go about doing their business

he has been to the funeral of the fallen police officer on long island. he's talked to the mother, the 95-year-old mother of a hostage in russia, and promise her he will get her son back and then delivers. everybody he introduced last night, special americans that were there, overcoming cancer, fighting through these culture wars and succeeding. he knows them. he knows their families. he's touched them personally. and that's part of the reason why america is connecting so strongly with president trump and his leadership right now. he understands how biden's orpin border policies, how inflation was affecting americans because he talked to them and listens to them. he understands their stories. >> secretary bergham, center here. thank you for joining us this morning. quite a show the democrats put on last night. here's senator seemingly convinced that the president doesn't believe america is great, despite being his trademark phrase. listen to these words and i want to get your reaction. >> donald trump's actions suggest that in his heart he doesn't believe

jonathan deller unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer was gunned down at a traffic stop on long island dad was a true hero, new york's finest, and we will get the cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders up at the streets and i signed executive order with mandatory death penalty for anyone who murders a police officer noted tonight i'm asking congress to pass that policy. i'm also asking for a new crime bill getting tough on repeat offenders while enhancing protections for america's police officers. >> powerful moment. >> yes, indeed and she was honored patriots award where they share periods because she has incredible. making america rich again, the tariffs will make that happen the ads there may be bumps along the way. warrants at fox business at the white house to set this up for us. >> howard lutnick says there might be an announcement later this afternoon. he said the president is trying to find a way to give relief to canada for sectors of the arabs and the market, of the dow jones and the president said we might see disturbance but it won't be that bad the president say we must

. >> a connection made that's helping people find their calling on long island.ldberg, fox five news. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> and tonight, a trade war is underway between the u.s. and its three major trading partners as financial markets tumble. this all happening as president trump gets ready to address a joint session of congress. good evening. i'm claudine wong, and let's give you a live look at the u.s. capitol at this hour. tonight's speech is not a state of the union. usually, the first speech in a term is instead a time for the president to outline an agenda. and this speech, themed the renewal of the american dream, comes as new polls show the country is still sharply divided. it all starts in less than an hour. president trump will stand before members of congress lay out his plans for the future, justify what he's done so far, and implore lawmakers to support his agenda. ktvu political reporter greg lee joining us now with a look at what we can expect. greg. >> good evening to you. just six weeks into this new term, president trump h

diller unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer wasn't gunned down at a traffic stop on long island to his funeral. the vicious a criminal charge with his murder had 21 prior arrests and they were rough arrests. he was a real bad when. the thug in the seat next to him had 1414 prior arrest them by the name of killer. he was killer calm he killed other people they say a lot of them. i attended officer dillard's service. when i met his wife and 1-year-old son ryan it was very inspirational actually. his widow's name is stephanie and she is here tonight. stephanie, thank you very much. thank you very much. [applause] [cheering] stephanie, we are going to make sure ryan knows his dad was a true hero. new york's finest. we are going to get these cold blooded killers and repeat offenders off our streets and we are going to do it fast. we've got to stop it that get out 28 arrests they push people into subway trains they hit people over the head, the back of the head with baseball bats. we have got to get them out of here i've already signed an executive order requiring a mandatory death pe

it's pretty loud and clear from the people of long island. now, trump, of course, came out this morning and said nothing to see here and that all of these people and all of these town halls are just paid troublemakers. that's his claim. and of course, there's no evidence that that's true. but that response is an awfully good window into what we will likely hear from him tomorrow night. he's going to tell you not to believe what you're seeing with your own eyes, not to believe what you're feeling in your gut, and to just take him at his word. i'm here to tell you to do the exact opposite. i'm here to tell you to trust what you've been seeing with your own eyes. believe what you've been feeling in your gut. and know that you are definitely not alone. i can think of two better people to talk with about all of this. dan pfeiffer is a former senior adviser to president obama and co-host of pod save america. ben rhodes is the former deputy national security advisor to president obama. if this was a normal state of the union, we could just get super

diller, unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer, was gunned down at a traffic stop on long island, i went to his funeral. a vicious criminal charge with his murder had 21 prior arrests and they were rough arrests. he was a real bad one. the slug in the seat next to him had 13 prior arrests and went by the name of killer. he was killer, he killed other people, they say a lot of them. i attended officer diller's service and when i met his wife and one-year-old son ryan, it was very inspirational, actually. his widow's name is stephanie and she is here tonight. stephanie, thank you very much, stephanie. thank you. stephanie, we are going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero, new york's finest, and we are going to get these cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders off our street so we are going to do it fast. gotta stop it and get out with 28 arrests. they push people into subway trains, they hit people over the head, back of the head with baseball bats. we've got to get them out of here. i've already signed an executive order requiring a mandatory death penalty for a

diller, unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer, was gunned down at a traffic stop on long islandi went to his funeral. the vicious criminal charged with his murder had 21 prior arrests an they were rough arrests too. he was a real bad one. the thug in the seat next to him had 14 prior arrests and went by the name killer. he was killer. he killed other people they say, a lot of them. i attended officer diller's service when i met his wife and 1-year-old son ryan, it was very inspirational actually. his widow's name is stephanie. she is here tonight. thank you very much, stephanie. [applause] president trump: stephanie, we're going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero. new york's finest. and we're going to get these cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders off our treat streets and we're going to do it fast. people that push people spoo into subway trains. hit people over the back of the hit with baseball bats. we have to get them out of here. i have already signed an executive order requiring a mandatory death penalty for anyone who murders a police officer and to

diller unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer, was gunned down at a traffic stop on long islandi went to his funeral. the vicious criminal charged with his murder had 21 prior arrests, and they were rough arrests, too. he was a real bad one. the thug in the seat next to him had 14 prior arrests and went by the name of "killer." he was killer, he killed other people, they say a lot of them. i attended officer diller's service, and when i met his wife and 1-year-old son, ryan, it was very inspirational, actually. his widow's name is stephanie, and she is here tonight. stephanie, thank you very much, stephanie. thank you very much. stephanie, we're going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero. new york's finest. and we're going to get these cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders off our streets, and we're going to do it fast. got to stop it. they get out with 28 arrests, they push people into subway trains, they hit people over the head, back of the head with baseball bats. we got to get them out of here. i've already signed an executive order requiring a mandatory

officer jonathan diller, wonderful person and great officer was gunned down on a traffic stop in long island to his funeral, the vicious criminal charged with his murder had 21 prior arrests and they were rough arrests. he was a real bad one. the thug in the seat next to him had 14 prior arrests and went by the name of killer. he was killer. he killed other people, they say a lot of them. i attended officer diller's service and when i met his wife in 1-year-old son ryan, it was very inspirational actually. his widow's name is stephanie, and she is here tonight. stephanie, thank you very much, stephanie. thank you. [applause] stephanie, we're going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero, new york's finest, and we're going to get these cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders off our streets and we are going to do it fast. got to stop it. they get out with 28 arrests, they push people into subway trains. they had people over the head, back of the head with baseball bats, we've got to get them out of here. i have already signed an executive order requiring mandatory death penalty

diller, unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer, was gunned down at a traffic stop on long island. i went to his funeral. the vicious criminal charged with his murder had 21 prior arrests. and they were rough arrests, too. he was a real bad one. the thug in the seat next to him had 14 prior arrests and went by the name of killer. he was killer. he killed other people. they say a lot of them. i attended officer diller's service, and when i met his wife and one year old son, ryan, it was very inspirational, actually. his widow's name is stephanie and she is here tonight. stephanie. thank you very much, stephanie. thank you. >> very much. >> stephanie. we're going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero. new york's finest. and we're going to get these cold blooded killers and repeat offenders off our streets. and we're going to do it fast. got to stop it. they get out with 28 arrests. they push people into subway trains. they hit people over the head, back of the head with baseball bats. we got to get them out of here. i have already signed an executive order requiring a

jonathan diller unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer was gunned down at a traffic stop on long island. i went to his funeral. the vicious criminal charged with his murder had 21 prior arrests and they were rough arrests, too. he was a real bad one. the thug in the seat next to him had 14 prior arrests and went by the name of killer. he was killer. he killed other people. they say a lot of them. i attended officer killers service and when i met his wife and one year old son, ryan, it was very inspirational, actually. his widow's name is stephanie and she is here tonight. stephanie, thank you very much, stephanie. >> thank you very much. >> stephanie. we're going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero. new york's finest. and we're going to get these cold blooded killers and repeat offenders off our streets. and we're going to do it fast. got to stop it. you get out with 28 arrests, they push people into subway trains. they hit people over the head, back of the head with baseball bats. we got to get them out of here. i have already signed an executive order requiring a mand

diller unbelievably wonderful person and a great officer, was gunned down at a traffic stop on long island. i went to his funeral. the vicious criminal charged with his murder had 21 prior arrests and they were rough arrests, too, he was a real bad one. the thug in the seat next to him had 14 prior arrests. and went by the name of killer. he was killer, he killed other people, they say a lot of them. i attended officer diller's service, and when i met his wife and 1-year-old son ryan, it was very inspirational, actually. his widow's name is stephanie, and she is here tonight. stephanie, thank you very much. [ applause ] thank you very much. stephanie, we're going to make sure that ryan knows his dad was a true hero. new york's finest. and we're going to get these cold blooded killers and repeat offenders off our streets and we're going to do it fast. got to stop it. they get out with 28 arrests, they push people into subway trains. they hit people over the head, back of the head with baseball bats. we got to get them out of here. i've already signed an executive order requiring a mandatory

prosecutors say former detective hector rosario who in 2022 was fired from long island's nassau county he is on trial for obstruction of justice charges and lying to the fbi. prosecutors say rosario led a fake police raid with bonanno mobsters dressed up as police officers hitting a gambling den run by a rival family in the back of in this shoe repair family to try to run them out of business. in court prosecutors played a secretly-recorded tape they say is rosario telling them wise guy sal russo the feds if are on to them. >> i promise you, they're watching. i promise you. >> what kind of friend would i be if -- [inaudible] >> reporter: this is not the first time detectives have been accused of siding with the underworld. in 2006 two can decorated veteran new york city can detectives were convicted of carrying out eight gangland killings for the lieu case si crime family. >> you're allowed to corrupt cops, that's fine. but you're really not supposed to use them to do your dirty work, which is what the bonanno family supposedly did. >> reporter: a former mobster who has written a trilo

no one's really talking about the fact that one of the huge suppliers in long island had to euthanizens, hundreds of thousands of his animals because of this. no one's talking about that. he certainly is not talking about that. instead. >> he's talking about joe biden and the price of oil. still, 43. >> days later. >> and you know what? look, we this is this msnbc after dark? >> you speak freely and. >> speak freely to be. the only way i can couch this is political s&m. he is punishing people, right? he is inflicting pain on people on one hand and then speaking happily and rosalie about them and talking about their pain and their aspirations, using the culture wars, using that anger, using that fear to gin them up so that they can forget about all the pain that he's been. he has been and will continue to cause. the problem is, as has been mentioned, that democrats need to be as strident as they were in trying to get rid of joe biden. talking about. >> hey. >> you okay? >> because they came from joe. >> biden. >> but now they act. >> like. >> oh, wait, where's my cat? they have to be a

first, i'm honored to welcome emma larsen, a 12-year-old middle school student from long island with a rare genetic disease, which has been treated, thanks to nih funding research. emma was dosed with spinal muscular atrophy as a 1-year-old. at the time, there was no cure. thanks to research at an nih-funded lab in cold springs, new york, emma received a breakthrough drug that changed sma's prognosis. her story shows why nih funding is lifesaving, and we should stand up against efforts to slash funding. imagine, slashing funding to nih, which helps people like emma lives so you can give a tax break to billionaires who are already doing very well, thank you? i'm also proud to welcome elissa elman, disabled army veteran recently fired from the v.a. in western new york. she served honorably in afghanistan and was diagnosed with a rare cancer associated with toxic burn pit exposure. even while receiving treatment, she wanted to work, she wanted to serve her fellow veterans, she got a job at the buffalo v.a. guess what -- last week, elissa found herself locked out of a computer and later

our team to do something about it as the non-owner but partner with the island and certainly to help understand what are the long term ideas here at the island. >> i just i feel like we don't want to be here at the end of the year and if we do see a record number of power outages at treasure island, i think we'll all be well served by what i'm trying to initiate today which is kind of how we can kind of get ahead of that for the residents of treasure island and the city. >> thanks. thank you, commissioners. madam secretary, i think we should take public comment on these items. >> remote callers please raise your hand if you wish to provide comment on this item. are there any members of the public present who wish to comment? seeing none. moderator this one there there are no callers with their heads raised. thank you. thank you. could you please read the next item? >> item 18 motion to on whether to assert the attorney client privilege regarding the matters listed below city and county of san francisco versus pacific gas and electric company motion to assert their attorney client privilege regarding the matters

. >> live in long island or new jersey. >> or. >> new york, you're not rich.t be loaded. >> you're going. >> to leave a cap on. you're not going to get rid. >> of it completely. >> i'd like to get rid of it completely. >> that would benefit. >> a lot that the. >> wealthy, that would be the same criticism. >> like to get rid of it completely. i don't think it's going to happen. you know, i worked on three times. i passed it through the house before, once a full repeal, once. >> a full. >> repeal, second. >> full. >> repeal, and once $80,000 cap, which would take care of like 90% of the people. >> very regressive. >> and you want to be pro progressive? i know. >> you don't you? it's very regres to work every day. >> other than doge. you're on the record saying that. and you know, trump's president, you the a lot of democrats say all we got. >> to do is resist. >> you say you're going to try to find ways to work with. >> i'm the co-chair. >> of the problem solvers caucus. i'm the democratic co-chair of the problem solvers caucus. 25 democrats, 25 republicans meet

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