he's not used to the new york city media corps. rent. >> it's just. >> a different environment. running for new york city mayor and running for governor. and frankly, i think he feels he has a lot to prove. why else would you put out a 17 minute video introducing. >> your candidacy? >> 17 minutes. >> is. >> basically it's an eternity. >> and he really didn't talk about new york city as much as he did himself and what his achievements were. and i get that. but it does seem like he's on a redemption tour. and the other thing that we have to keep in mind. is that andrew cuomo made a lot of enemies over his years at governor, as governor. so where are these people? where are people going to come out openly against him? maybe they don't lift a finger. let's not forget new york city primary for mayor is all about turnout operations. what? who does he have on the ground? who's backing him? those are all the things i'm going to be looking for. but most of all, i'm going to look at to see how he handles himself in this campaign environment.

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new york. former new york governor andrew cuomo has just announced that he is running for mayor of new york city cnn's gloria pazmino is joining us right now with more on his announcement. gloria. >> well, fred. >> we. >> had been. thinking that this was going. >> to happen. there's been a lot of speculation here in new york city for the last several. >> weeks about. >> whether or not the former governor. >> would run. into the race. and now we don't have. >> to. >> speculate that anymore. the governor made it official. uh, he made it official, i should say, via a video announcement this morning where he announced his intention to run. and essentially painted a new york city that he believes is currently in crisis. he specifically talked about quality of life issues, policing the state of the city's subways, homelessness, the lack of affordable housing, the high cost of rent here in the city. he touched all of these issues, and then he got into his experience. the number of years that he served as governor, the the, the fact that he spent time in the clinton administration serving as housing sec

> now to andrew cuomo trying to launch a political comeback announcing he'll run for mayor for new york cityars after resigning as governor of the state of new york. abc's morgan norwood explains. >> new york city is the greatest city in the world. >> reporter: this morning, andrew cuomo shaking up the race for new york city's mayor. the former new york governor who stepped down following multiple sexual harassment allegations, re-entering the political sphere saying he wants to save the city of new york. >> i believe i can help, and that is why i announce my candidacy today for mayor of new york city. >> reporter: in his nearly 20-minute pitch to potential voters, cuomo touting his decades of experience in politics saying he can fix what he called a failing transit system, economy, and migrant crisis. >> i know what needs to be done, and i know how to do it. >> reporter: he joins an already crowded democratic field looking to unseat embattled new york city mayor eric adams who's awaiting a final word from a judge on whether to dismiss sweeping federal corruption charges after the doj recomm

rachel: have are you been to new york city? [laughter] do you live here? york city, why was everybody still coming out of the restaurants at 4:45 this morning? that's my new york city if observation. but it's -- charlie: lent hasn't started yet. peter: right. it's another thing that president trump doing with executive orders because it is taking congress so long to implement his agenda or to try to get this big, beautiful bill through. is they've got a list of executive orders where they can slide things like this in and say, okay, there are still things that we can do with the power of the president i and the and the to oval office. we're not just kicking zelenskyy out. we can also do something like make english the official, official language. rachel: and then if the democrat comes in, they might overturn that or maybe the congress will vote on it. peter: they're doing a lot of stuff, making it hard for the dems to overturn. a democratic president going to come in and say i actually want biological men the compete in high school girls' sports? charlie:

her dad's the whole clothing fiasco in new york city. her letters that she wrote to the wealthy republican. mary was devastated by this. she really felt that she had been betrayed. a friend. now, keckley, in her defense once said that what she was trying to do was help the public understand. and mary lincoln certainly, the effect was the opposite. and things were so bad for mary that ended up leading scotland. and this is really where she has this brief respite, where she's able to get away from everything. the beautiful country she had touring. she also finds out that robert who had married mary eunice harland, that they had a child and they named that little girl mary todd in her. so she's happy about this. robert by this point has able to straighten out some of her dad's kind of get her finances in order and in 1870 after a year of failed attempts, there is a push, a pension bill that passes congress giving her $3,000 a year. so relieved unencumbered by debt anymore. she returns in the spring of 1871 and then suffers yet another trage

but the controversy surrounding new york city's current mayor, eric adams, could be the opening. cuomo needs to stage a comeback, and politically and potentially unseat adams. cnn's gloria pazmino is joining us now from new york. gloria, what's the reaction been so far? >> well, jessica, so far, candidates who are running in this race against mayor eric adams have all been extremely critical of the former governor, highlighting his record and the scandals that he weathered while he was in office. and basically saying that cuomo is not the answer to eric adams. and all of the problems that he is facing while he's in office right now. but the question here is going to be ultimately decided by new york city voters. they're the ones who get to decide whether or not they believe andrew cuomo should have another shot at of at holding public office. as you said, he stepped down from office in 2021 after being accused of sexual misconduct by 11 women, including two former aides in his office. and although he has a long record of accomplishments and leading the state of new york, there are

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and we're following breaking news here in new york city. former governor andrew cuomo is plotting a political comeback as he announces a campaign for mayor of the city of new york. we start tonight with senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island. senator, i have to start. i must ask you about yesterday's exchange between president trump, vice president vance and ukrainian or ukrainian president zelensky at the white house. here's just some of what happened. >> everybody has problems, even you. but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. >> god bless you. >> god bless you. god bless you. >> you don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards right now. you don't. are you playing cards? you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. you're gambling with world war three. and what you're doing is very dis

new york. what do you make of this? >> well griff, 1 it's great to be here with you. it's going to be 1 interesting campaign. remember a in new york cityrimary. it's pushed up to june. so this will be decided and traditionally in new york city, and history has shown, except for giuliani and bloomberg, whoever wins the democratic primary is the next mayor of new york city. this is going to be very, very interesting. griff, you may not believe this many viewers across our country may not believe this but based on public opinion polls, andrew cuomo, scandal cuomo wasn't by far front runner in this race. this thing is going to get very nasty very soon between cuomo he is having an event right now as we speak. the current income but mayor, who happens to be african-american who's been dealing with a number of scandals himself and that is eric adams. griff: dominic, it seems, i remembered seeing that video cuomo put out on valentine's day where he was basically visiting some sort of community center and it just felt like a tease or a mayoral run. sure enough, out came some prominent new york politicians urging him for this run and supporting

mayoral race will see mr cuomo face off against another politician embroiled in scandal, current new york cityeral corruption charges. in launching his bid for mayor of america's most populated city, andrew cuomo said new york is in crisis, and needs effective leadership. awards season is well and truly under way — hollywood's finest will be celebrated on sunday at the oscars, one of the most distinguished events in the film industry. musical crime drama emelia perez is going into the 97th academy awards as a frontrunner with 13 nominations. for more, earlier i spoke to marc malkin — senior editor of culture and events at variety. ijust want i just want to talk about eve best picture category festival. a lot of years, it feels preordained and it is not really the case of this year. it may be two or three films have a pretty good shot. not the case at all. you have an aura and the brutalist, picking up so many awards. conclave picked up best ensemble as the sag awards, the best picture, so it is really anybody was back again and that is what makes the oscars exciting this year because we just d

new york. former new york governor andrew cuomo has just announced that he is running for mayor of new york city. cnn's gloria pazmino is joining us now with more on this announcement. gloria. >> yeah. >> fred, we had been anticipating. >> that this was. >> going to happen for the last several weeks here in new york city. there's been increasingly. increasing anticipation that we were going to hear an announcement from the former governor deciding to jump into the already very crowded race for mayor. and now he's officially doing it. you're seeing it there. he made the announcement via a video which is posted on a brand new campaign website. this is a 17 minute long video where andrew cuomo goes on to detail the current state of the city. he describes a city in crisis. then he goes on to detail his very long career in government, his accomplishments while he was governor of the state of new york. he also talks about his time serving in the clinton administration as housing secretary. and then he talks about everything he believes he can accomplish for the city of new york. should new yorkers ele

what is money, there's this mayor of new york city, cozy up to donald trump, isn't that something?c adams is doing it and cuomo has done it in the past and probably will again. >> what you think his chances are? i say slim to none. >> he was the governor when he started to put new york city in the crapper and when he left, governor hochul became governor. his handpicked person to follow up, he's the one and now governor hochul. be smarter. >> if anybody goes for him, they are a glutton for punishment. school districts and sanctuary cities are lying to parents telling them ice is coming for their kids. shameful. ♪ enjoy your risk-free trial. ♪ hello, can you hear me? — i sure can! ♪ did you hear about our state-certified hearing care professionals? our experts take the time to get to know you and your hearing needs. ♪ call 1-800-9773322 now. everybody hear me? i sure can! ♪ did you hear about our smallest and rechargeable hearing aids? ♪ they're nearly invisible and comfortable to wear. try risk free, call 1-800-9773322. — can you hear me? — i sure can! ♪ so, can you hear well? i su

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boston mayor michelle wu, new york city mayor eric add adams a, denver mayor mike johnson and chicagoon johnson. here is governor maura a healey of new york, she says as a former law enforcement official if you care about a law enforcement, the best way to secure the safety and well-being of our state, our nation is for local are, state and federal law enforcement to work together. so it seems to me you shouldn't be threatening to bring, what was it, hell? if you should come here with support and resources to help us address any public safety issues we're experiencing. and i can tell you that massachusetts if law enforcement, tate and local continue to work with federal law enforcement when it comes to the investigation and the prosecution and apprehension of criminals. so, of course -- charlie: is, of course, all of this is in response to their defense of sanctuary cities. i think this is so interesting. this is the hill the democrat politicians want the die on even after the election, even after polls after polls after polls are shown how deeply unpopular these sanctuary city polici

cotton live in new york city with more. c.b. >> reporter: hi, jon. gency in the sky is terrible news for the pilots, and the ones in the cockpit of this cargo plane did exactly what a they were supposed to do according to transportation secretary sean duffy. the bird strike forcing the cargo plane to make an emergency landing at newark airport in new jersey morning. video here shows the fedex cargo plane letting off a big plume of smoke as a fire appears from its right engine. eyewitnesses heard a loud explosion too. another video shows the fedex cargo plane if thankfully landing safely while its engine is still in flames. thankfully, no reported injuries, and the plane touched down at i 8:07 a.m. eastern this morning. it is unclear how many people were onboard at the time. air traffic was briefly halted as a precaution at the airport, but operations have since picked back up. fedex told fox the flight was on its way to indianapolis when the bird with strike occurred. the company releasing a statement saying in part, quote, fedex 3609 from newark to i

new york governors being accused of being foreign agents. this goes beyond that. it is about getting people into power, down to local levels of government. you were talking about new york city as an example. we have seen evidence where a chinese government linked actor has basically helped, associated with, helped elect at least three local politicians in south brooklyn in the last three years. republican state senator, democrat councilwoman, recently elected state representative. crossing party lines. really shaping, changing the leanings on key portions of the electorate. and so i think this will have a really powerful aggregating trickle up effect where if you see the and city politicians increasingly beholden to these actors, increasingly aligned with beijing's interest, echoing some of these policy positions, that will change the discourse of a populous and influential state. i will end with the point, this is not just about a national security threat. this is also a threat to civil liberties, to political representation, central to multicultural democracies. the ccp is able to claim to represent chinese american communities, disproportionately elevating its voice. tha

and that's just one of it reasons why the grandma stand is popping up all over the streets in new york citya simple question led people to pause their busy day. >> an experience helped shape who i am. >> it's a really deep question. >> it is. >> reporter: this is a grandma stand, a pop up project where strangers share their stories, and grandmothers listen. once a week you go out of your way and take out the grandma stand. why'd you get it started? >> my grandma turned 84 and she couldn't travel anymore. bought a lemonade stand and put a laptop and headphones and a chair and let anyone talk to my grandma. >> were you shy as a young man? >> reporter: thousands followed the project online for years. but the stand stalled in 2018 after mathew's grandmother died at 102 years old. >> she wanted to be seen. she wants in her own words, old people to be seen. >> reporter: now the project is back. matthews calls on strangers to nominate their grandmothers and vote on a prompt. janay roberts suggested her grandma. >> everybody needs a grandma. i'm willing to share mine. >> reporter: grandma flo retir

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to observe and it's showing successful ability to reduce congestion into the downtown core of new york cityof manhattan below 60th. traffic was down about 16% in vehicle trips about 30% faster as of late january with transit ridership on busses and subways up as well. i think just in today's news there was a report that they collected about $46 million just in the first month of operation. now that's new york which is a very busy area and we would certainly need to continue looking at treasure island and which is a much, much smaller of course application of the same idea. but given that it is so relevant we have reached out to the new york mta staff to staff to explore a potential study tour potentially also for members of our board chair dorsey and colleagues to visit that system and understand how it's working and learn from the community and leaders there. and so they have been receptive and appreciate that. >> we'll keep you posted. moving to i think the yeah, just the staff congratulations to emory to echo chair that's all thank you very much. happy to answer questions. >> great thank

premieres march. >> 9th on cnn. >> with all the drama in washington, politics in new york is a is a mess, too. right now, new york city mayor eric adams is fighting for his political survival and against corruption charges. the charges and the trump administration's move to dismiss them have caused federal prosecutors and four of adams deputy mayors to resign. city council speaker adrienne adams has called for his resignation, and now she's making moves to run against adams in the november elections. new york city council campaigns are gearing up for june primaries, and my next guest just got in the race to represent parts of his native east harlem and the bronx. raymond santana, a member of the exonerated five, is with us. raymond, good morning to you. let me start with the one word question. why? why are you running? >> good morning. >> good morning. >> first off, good morning. >> you know, we're. >> up early this. >> morning getting ready to hit. >> the campaign trail. >> run out. >> there and get signatures. um, but the reason. >> why is because, you know, my community has stood behind. me through thick and thin.

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so we show travels across atlantic ocean in 1785, he'll arrives in new york city. this is where they think he's going to open up his first botanical garden. and he meets a number of new yorkers and he immediately realizes this is not the place for him. he why why are you all laughing? i haven't got to the punch line yet. he writes, and this is a quote that new york city people are cold and only care about money, not science. and and so he starts to explore other areas of the country areas. the other thing he's frustrated with is he not find the horticulture the plant life that he's looking for in this expedition. and so he starts traveling around north america to try and find a different spot and of course, one of the places he visits is virginia. he's carrying with him letters of introduction from lafayette and others. and he finds himself at, mount vernon, to meet george. he and george washington spend a night together. washington is taken. michaux it's one of those stories where as, far as we can tell, washington had no idea was going to show up on his doorsteps.

this inherent battle between albany and new york city. to try and help the city, which i've been doing. >> do you think cuomo would be a good mayor? >> god only knows. who knows? we'll see, we'll see. and i don't know if that's going to be the case either. so a lot a lot of unknowns. but my view is my job is to work with whoever the voters want. >> so, governor, speaking of the current mayor of new york city, eric adams, last week, you put some guardrails in place to limit his power. we know that the mayor is been under investigation, has received some sort of deal from the trump doj. do you feel like right now you have left you you had the option to start a process to remove him from power? you opted not to. what would change your mind? could you revisit that decision? >> certainly. and it's an extraordinary power to think that one individual can use her judgment and say that you've lost the public trust. and so it's not one that you take lightly. but i also know there's a lot of people in the city who are very concerned about the influen

wednesday, the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city testify before the house oversight committee on the licies of sanctuary cities pink and c-span continues our comprehensive coverage of confirmation hearings for presidentru's leadership nominees the senate health education and labor pensions committee will hold hearings forwo nominees. onednesday, dr. jay bhatta wcharya and on thursday johns hopkins surgical oncologist martin beccaria as commissioner of the fda. watch live next week on the c-span networks print or on c-span nowour free mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for schedule information or to watch a live or on-demand any time. c-span, democracy unfiltered. ♪ >> sunday on c-span's q&a, we will talk with national geographic explorer tara roberts who travels the world documenting underwater wrecks of 12,000 slave ships that operated during the slave trade. and remember, " written in the waters," roberts discusses the training required to undertake the diving with a purpose nonprofit that is composed of african-american diverse. >> what i saw it -- whe

wednesday the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city testify on the policies of sanctuary cities and c-span continues our comprehensive coverage of confirmation hearings. the senate health, edution, labor and pensions committee. jay bought a char area as the director of the national institutes of health. and commissioner of the fda. watch live next week on the c-span networks or on c-span now , our free mobile video app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to watch live or on-demand anytime. c-span, democracy unfiltered. sunday on c-span's q&a, we will talk with national geographic explorer tara roberts who travels the world documenting the underwater wrecks of slave ships. the nonprofit organization diving with a purpose is primarily composed of african-american divers. >> i saw this picture in a museum, these women in a group called diving with the purpose and that they spend their time searching for an documenting slave ship wrecks around the world. there are people like me who are living a life of adventure. maybe this could be for me, too. >> sunday

cuomo andrew cuomo announcing that he is going to be running for mayor of new york city. rd from him. you see him right now as more information develops from this breaking news. we're going to let you know, he just announced that he's officially entering the race for mayor of new york. and we're now going to also turn to some breaking news out of london, where moments ago, ukrainian prime minister volodymyr zelenskyy arrived at ten downing street to meet with uk prime minister keir starmer in london to discuss peace efforts in ukraine. this meeting comes a day after that contentious meeting with president donald trump and vice president jd vance. so many of us are told from a young age to shoot for the stars, but few of us will actually reach them. my next guest dreamed of joining nasa and becoming an astronaut, but that dream suffered a horrifying setback when she was sexually assaulted while attending harvard university. upon learning that her rape kit would be destroyed after six months, she set forth on a path speaking up for sexual assault survivors, successfully help

former new york governor andrew cuomo has entered the race for new york city mayor. it won't be easy, but i. >> know we can turn the city around, and i believe i can help, and that is why i announced my candidacy today for mayor of new york city. >> cuomo's entry into the race could signal a political comeback. he resigned, as you remember, in 2021 after sexual harassment accusations from at least 11 women, which he denies. his return also sets up a potential showdown with mayor eric adams. the current mayor is facing scrutiny after trump's department of justice ordered prosecutors to drop corruption charges against adams. adams denied any wrongdoing. this morning, people are remembering soul and r&b singer angie stone. the grammy award winner died saturday morning in a crash while heading back to atlanta from mobile, alabama. she's known for her hits like black diamond and wish i didn't miss you. a career spans more than four decades. >> i can't eat, i can't sleep anymore. waiting for love to walk through the door. i wish i didn't miss you anymore. >> it's a hit. it'

it said that there were so many people hopping turnstiles in the new york city subways that the mta hado start putting spiked panels on the turnstiles to keep people from jumping them. and, you know, it got me thinking. what is this world coming to? it got me thinking, you know, i'm getting older. [ light laughter ] and d sometimei look around and i realize i don't even recognize the world i'm living in anymore. [ light laughter ] things are changing every day and not always for the better. and it's times like these that i think we should take a moment to talk about how things were just a bit more simple back in my day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: back in my day, the new york city subways weren't adding spiked panels to turnstiles to prevent fare evasion. no, sir. back in my day, the only way to get hurt by a subway turnstile was by swiping your metro card too fast and taking one right to the nuts. [ light laughter ] let's just say i have three kids, and based on what happened recently at the union square stop, there will be not be a fourth. [ light laughter ] [ barking ] oh, rus

his new york dolls never found huge commercial success, but they were acclaimed for their sound and androgynous style that attracted a cult following. johansen died friday at his home in new york citys revealed earlier this year he had stage four cancer and a brain tumor. we're still waiting for investigators to tell us exactly why. legendary actor gene hackman and his wife died, but new details are emerging. cnn's julia vargas jones has more from new mexico. >> new mexico. >> authorities releasing two. >> new, crucial. >> pieces of. >> information that are. >> pushing this. >> investigation forward. >> one of them is that. >> gene hackman was likely dead for nine days before he and his wife were found in their santa fe home, and that's. >> according to data from. >> his pacemaker analyzed. >> by forensic. >> pathologists working with authorities here on this case. the last activity recorded on that pacemaker was on february 17th. the other piece of information is that both gene hackman and miss arakawa tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning. that's notable because neither of them had any physical external signs of trauma on their bodies when they were found, and no foul pla

places new york city and other sanctuary should be working the federal government to get these dangerouspeople out of the country immediately. if don't i have recommended that sanctuary stop receiving federal public safety grants. why federal money continue to to sanctuary cities who thumb their nose at enforcing the laws of our country and ultimately protecting citizens of the country. it's and we have to see more use when it comes to respect of the power of the purse. we're going to see this more under the trump. i anticipate it comes to dealing with our allies or and those specific to this. and you just heard from somebody running for district of manhattan, it also has to start there very very rarely is this the decision of the men and women who are putting their lives on the line each and every day to enforce the laws of this country? what's unfair to each them is these criminals are not held accountable. and you are now dealing with people that are either going an innocent american. repeatedly, repeatedly, or one of these law enforcement officers. and that should be unacceptable to

rachel: this morning 119th toy fair kicks off at the center here in new york city.we got toy insider chief toy officer to show us the latest toys and games coming out this year. laurie rendition of anthony, what are the power -- laurie, what are the power rangers goes to do? >> over 30 years we've all loved power rangers and hold onto that. collect all six this fall. mighty morphing power rangers. this is the great figures and out in the fall. they'll be about $9.99. charlie: do girls like that as much as boy s? >> yes, yes, yes. all right, during the holidays kids asking for puppies and giving them a panda this year. this is cocoa. so coco has over 40 different actions and sounds. tumbling and super cute and we can feed her and going to shut her. she'll keep playing and she's so fun and also out for them. from the un-boxing beauty trend, there's a new way to play. this is beautiful, you get to un-package everything and in the jar un-package slime and slime booster. charlie: put it on the newsprint and then pick it up? >> smell your hands. it feels great and smells

we have a growing -- rachel: in the bow points in new york city, telling them individually.isi eggs. we got five yesterday. charlie:some loosees, dollar apiece. peter:my wife will be delighted that i told rachel we are going to get a chicken coop. it solves a lot of problems. peter:she blewett. maybe that is a birthday present. rachel: you're going to give her chicken coop. come on. we have so much news. >> you guys both have chickens. i'm not knocking it. my wife is the luckiest woman on earth, i'm just saying. peter:when you watch and think what is it like to be a big network, sit on the couch and everybody goes home and tends to chickens. rachel: i told brooke rawlins everybody is either a farmer or wants to be a farmer these days and it is true. somebody was not a farmer, he is in a war costume, zelenskyy, president zelenskyy. today ukrainian president zelenskyy is going to meet with the uk prime minister in london after his very interesting exchange in the oval office, with donald trump and jay dave van said it has left that us/ukraine minerals deal that was part of the

and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: you know what? oh! welcome. welcome here down here, up there, out there, everybody to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] i just love being with you guys every day because it feels like every day we get news of a another inexplicable chaotic move seemingly bent on undermining everything we as americans hold dear. and today is no different because kfc is moving its corporate headquarters from kentucky to texas. that is finger-lickin' [bleep]. what is going on? what is happening? what's next? jersey mike's becomes maine mickey's? will papa john step down as pizza pope? burger king abdicates his throne to marry a common nugget? because kentucky fried chicken isn't just a name. it's part of kentucky history. it was founded nearly a century ago, in 1930 in corbin, kentucky. even now, if you purchase kfc somewhere that is not kentucky, legally, they have to call it "sparkling white chicken." what else? oh, up in washington, speakin

the new york dolls has passed away at the age of 75 2 hits and died at his new york city home on fridayancer and a brain tumor. the new york dolls known for their bold style and musical influence were pioneers in the punk movement, but they never achieve commercial success. 2 hands and later gained fame with the hit hot, hot, hot and appeared in several films he is survived by his wife and stepdaughter. (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye disease, which should be treated by a different doctor. see an expert. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com responders among those making a splash yesterday at the annual polar plunge event. dozens of people braved the cold that crown beach in alameda, the event raised money for the northern california special olympics kron. 4 meteorologist kyla grogan help to mc this event w

i mean, look, obviously trump is a fan of new york city. he was. >> born and raised there, but he also has this sort of odd friction with the city because one people there politically don't really accept him. he was born in one of the outer boroughs and always wanted to be accepted in manhattan as a real estate broker, but even the real estate circles didn't really accept him historically. and then add on top of that, this was the town that that slapped him with various felony counts. when the jury weighed in and found him guilty. and so some observers are arguing that he's basically on a revenge tour, and he's been hyper involved in new york in the last few weeks, far more so some would argue, than he was during his first term in office, including, among other things, obviously, uh, basically shutting down congestion pricing, which is this key initiative that lawmakers are pursuing to try to reduce traffic in lower manhattan and also raise money for the subway system, and also pulling back funding to help the city deal with the migrant cris

i don't know if i could do that this if new york city, but i'd give it a shot. >> reporter: i have toi felt like i was inside one of those games at the arcade, but you were in control, and i got 100% and won the race. >> well, you know, that's one thing as athletes, as race drivers, we don't just sit is here. you feel what you have to go through for 100 lap ares, making pit shops -- stops, racing with different guys, it's tough. it's a long day. >> reporter: on that straightaway, that's the airport runway, right? >> yeah. we run about 160 miles an hour. >> reporter: i gotta tell you, 160 miles per hour feels like it when you don't have roof over your head on these cars. they are aerodynamics -- aerodynamic. it's around the streets of st. petersburg, so there are 14 different turns. the drivers really have to balance precision but also aggression as you have that 160 miles per hour on that airport runway. it's just, it's so varied. and you get to see all of beautiful florida as you're whipping around in one of these cars. and i do want to leave you with a fun fact about these tires. th

new york dolls. johansen died in new york city following a cancer diagnosis.old. >>> tonight what's known as the last great race is underway, sort of, you could say. this is the ceremonial start of the iditarod in anchorage, alaska. the official start has been moved to monday and to fairbanks, which is 350 miles away due to a lack of snow on part of the course. you got to have the snow. >>> well, next on the "cbs weekend news," a place drawing thrill seekers for a limited time. >>> but first, a look back to this day in history. >>> not a single bed is overlooked, not a single suspicion unverified in the search for the most famous baby in the world. despite being on an antidepressant, i was still masking my depression symptoms. my doctor said it could be because my antidepressant alone wasn't enough. so she recommended an add-on treatment. she recommended adding rexulti. when taken with an antidepressant, rexulti was proven to significantly reduce depression symptoms more than an antidepressant alone. so with my antidepressant, rexulti could provide a boost. el

new york governor andrew cuomo is trying for a comeback. as was widely anticipated, cuomo said today he's running to be new york city mayor.video announcement he promised to guide the city out of social and political turmoil and lower crime. he briefly acknowledged past mistakes. in 2021 he resigned after a number of allegations of sexual harassment. the democratic primary is in june. the vatican says pope francis is improving after a breathing crisis yesterday. they say the pontiff drank coffee and read newspapers during breakfast. the vatican also said francis spent several hours today off of a non-invasive ventilator, a sign his lung function is improving. he was put on the ventilator after a coughing fit led him to inhale vomit. today, healthcare workers at the rome hospital where the pope has spent more than two weeks with double pneumonia, made a pilgrimage to st. peter's basilica to pray for the 88-year old pontiff. and, david johansen, the frontman and last surviving member of the 1970's punk band, the new york dolls, has died. the glam-rock group was a forerunner of punk. it made a big cultural impact but was neve

>> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bart record -- bart mow row's d bart row most if "wall street. >> maria: i'm maria bartiromo, president trump preponderance setting the stage for massive cuts to the federal work force, directing agencies to submit if plans for consolidation and eliminating unnecessary positions by march 13th. watch. >> we're cutting down government. we're cutting down the size of government. we have to. we're bloated, we're sloppy, and we have a lot of people that aren't doing their job. maria: this as the senate doge caucus says they are just getting started with downsizing the government, meeting with elon musk at the white house this week to streamline plans to eliminate $1 trillion in wasteful spending. but many democrats are still embracing the whine instead of the win. >> what doge is doing is not what efficiency looks like. if not take a meat axe, a blow tour the. , call it what you will and then say we'll retore some of of the things we shouldn't have cut. >> elon musk is dangerous, he's incompetent, he's chaotic and if he's killing prog

known as volunteer 11, was the first known black firefighter in the united states and a slave of a new york city today, only 7% of firefighters are black. another 7% biracial. 4% are women and 80% are white. by sheer population, there should be twice as many black firefighters in at least 12 times as many women. that's why chief is my belief has gone from one classroom of 30 students 12 years ago in emeryville to hundreds on friday. chief is my belief is all about inspiring belief in oneself. >> it really is. looking at making sure that our youth knows how important they are to the future of this, this country and this community. >> i grew up in a neighborhood that wasn't so promising, and it's good to come to come back and give back to the community. so one day they might look at one of our firefighters and be like, you know what? i remember him or i remember her for what they did, for what they told me. >> famed east bay artist shomari smith donates art to the program. >> i know that the kids for sure with chief is my belief. you see inspiration all around, and these are people who are from th