the entire package to help build of the great city of albany.his year, i'm backing an mta capital plan. and we must end decades of failure, to make the hard but necessary investments in this critical infrastructure. because if we come up short, the future of our transit system and the economic strength of our state could be jeopardized. and we can't talk about the future without talking about education. it is the great equalizer unlocking opportunity for all. [applause] while he worked at the steel plant, my dad's college degree lifted my family out of poverty and opened doors to better paying jobs. and working with the legislature -- again i thank you -- over the last two years, we've more than doubled tuition assistance at suny and cuny and expanded eligibility. and now, we're going even bolder, we're going to make community college completely free for students ages 25-55, completely free, everything, books, transportation, for those who enter high-demand fields like advanced manufacturing, health care and education, we have so many vacancies.

and traces of that past when albany was also ruled by a communist dictator, are still interested into the system. here is a communist slogan written on the walls here with very typical back in that era is a pick axe and one hand and a rifle in the other. we're at the train station in elbows on a steel town, south of doris. and the one time hub for industrial transports traveling throughout the country from the apollo was once the station manager here, the oldest son, who remembers the height of the railway 3, i'll be in these communist era and how it fell apart over the following decades. where it's quit going to be able to say to these that you said for just the boy value, which if you learn to collapse the new for us to i'm unable to do this visa sedation. you can but special able to talk about the discussion in regards to that and you said you don't have the words each day. we're finding some bits of written talk today only 2 trains to part from elvis on per week. and just on the weekends, they can barely go over 50 kilometers an hour for system built to go twice as fast . will thi

and instead of uninformed, a political science teacher from albany asks is a people the people program a possible solution to our aid problems? well, i think she may be right. in 1961. back then, one of the first acts of the new administration was to reorganize, as our foreign aid program, reorganized and based primarily on government to government or loans. this policy has proved uncomfortable best. for example, in america under the alliance for paragraph six, we say we'll provide money for a host of projects if. the local governments will make and economic reforms that's frequently brings charges of pressure no strings attached of from the gringos and on the other of the coin, we demand changes in other countries when right here in washington we haven't able to change some of the age procedures in congress. i for many years advocated that more importance, more emphasis be placed on the role of people to people foreign aid programs. the peace corps has been a big success the best of any program foreign aid can be handled in much the same way. my guest today, dr. luther altieri, the su

millions d'euros seraient donnés pour le renforcement, entre 2021 et 2023, de l'égalité de genre en albaniela moitié de l'humanité... les femmes constituent la moitié de l'humanité. ce débat est important. nous n'avons pas attendu l'extrême droite pour le mener, notamment en matière d'efficacité de nos actions. le ministre barrot a mis en place une commission d'évaluation et de suivi qui va faire son travail. nous n'avons pas attendu ces critiques pour aller encore plus vers de l'efficacité. nos sujets et nos valeurs, nous devons continuer à les défendre, surtout dans le monde fragmenté d'aujourd'hui. - judith grimaldi: cette période d'inversion des valeurs et de contrevérités, ce qui est dénoncé par le monde scientifique, aujourd'hui. donald trump et elon musk ont décidé de suspendre l'aide humanitaire. on a vu les conséquences à court terme de cet arrêt pour les populations concernées, sur le plan sanitaire. qu'en est-il sur le plan nutritionnel? - thani mohamed-soilihi: evidemment, ces coupes vont aussi avoir des conséquences dramatiques. a la fin du mois, nous organisons un sommet sur l

a cherished member of communities in both buffalo and albany, kevin's journey began in south buffalo. a tight knit neighborhood where he would learn the value of hard work and the importance of giving back to his community. he would go on to attend bishop st. jude high school where he built friendships that lasted a lifetime. he later earned his b.a. in communications from the university of buffalo and a master's in public relations from the university of albany. kevin had a unique ability to make everyone feel valued, whether family, friends, colleagues or strangers. he greeted each person with kindness, respect and a genuine heart. his presence had a way of bringing people together, forging bonds that transcended time and circumstance. kevin didn't just build relationships, he built bridges. he connected with people. not just on a personal level, but in a way that inspired action and change. he wasn't content and simply -- in simply understanding the struggling of others, he made them his own. fighting tirelessly on their behalf at the state capitol. kevin was a steadfast champion f

he's an adjunct instructor in the public history at state university of, new york at albany and was the senior project editor of, the encyclopedia of new york, published by yale university press president cole, historian alexis coe is a presidential historian, new york times bestselling author of you never forget your first a biography of george washington. she frequently appears on cnn, msnbc, cbs history and pbs and has been featured in and published in most major publications, including the new yorker, the new york times. the washington post. co is a senior fellow at new and she lives outside of new york city with her young daughter. please give her a round of applause for mr. bradley in moscow. thank you to the fdr library. to of you for coming out on this rainy and to james for giving us the first biography fee of van buren full biography four decades. congratulations. well, thank you. thank. let's hope it doesn't take another four decades. i hope not. there should be an abundance. there should be. aaron and james is. first person and he is the best person to lead this spate of for

the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between serbian and because of albany and forces, we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people are power examines the posts for landscape and present the challenges for the regions. youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just so you know for the inhabitants of indonesia is remote islands. health care is home delivered by so 1st nurses and for them to use as a veteran nurse hands over the readings to adult and medical crisis images. underlining the pivotal role of these dedicated cares. you mean our, an island called a, with this documentary on that jersey. you know, what's it likes to be an undocumented person in donald trump's america, the name of hunter, a non documented farm worker lives in a constant state of fear. my needs are greater than to see if i don't go out to work. i won't have anything to feed. my son, being separated from him is her greatest fear. those fears are shared by the estimat

, also into the central plains and parts of the so id atlantic as well. 41 in philadelphia. 29 in albany. 33 in boston. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> appreciate that, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> pope francis remains in the hospital in stable condition. the pontiff rested well overnight after a breathing scare on friday. he did not need breathing assistance sunday though he was still getting extra oxygen. he was able to participate n sunday mass and offered thanks to well-wishers for their prayers and support. >>> coming up, we roll out the best looks from the red carpet at the oscars. and new orleans steps up serity for mardi gras. when "early today" comes right back. the first time you try bounce, it hits you. your laundry feels way fresher, softer. so you start to wonder. if i put a sheet of bounce on the finance guy, will it make him softer? bounce can't do it all but for better laundry, ♪ put a sheet on it with bounce. ♪ aveeno introduces new daily moisturizing cream. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 48 hours. and instantly strengthen skin's barrie

now, tonight, we're learning that that is also true in albany, new york, and in maine. cuts to the weather service, cuts to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration are going to hit americans right at home right away. as already, we can't do some of the forecasting things we would normally be doing on an average friday night in march. tonight, this hour, we're going to be talking about some of the really big ticket items that we're seeing going on, stuff that you have probably seen at least headlines about elsewhere. our military and intelligence cut off of ukraine, basically making the overt and knowing decision to hand feed the ukrainian people into the russian army. we've got new news on that tonight, particularly on the boomerang effect that is coming back at us on the intelligence side. i think you're really going to want to hear about that. it's an interesting story. we've also got news tonight on more mass firings at the u.s. department of justice, where they really do appear to just be grabbing the building by the ankles, turning it upside down and sh

and you and engines as to, to support that leasing load, albany slash slash bought the under, under the leads up, located on people on the support that who my dad and this is what we are doing. all right, well the same wish to have that from unc sam joining us from god. so thank you very much and we do hope thank you, let them through for all and some people that and some of that spring in our guests now have joining us from kind of keep a lot of political i'm list and contribute to, to haul. right. and also world molds of the land, the will for as well sacraments in the occupied territories. 1967 to 2007 in on mine. jordan, the honeymoon stuff, a senior analyst on palestine, the international crisis group. and in new york, ive been what's a professor of law and the judge john o newman scholar had dropped cuz law school. well, welcome to. well, let me start with the haile. you know, it's been several days now to hand these since israel announced it was simply cutting off all supplies. oh, supplies of all the basics of life and gone. so we haven't seen the countries which regard themselv

listening to small businesses across a wide range of industries putting healthcare providers from albany and some of our state's largest employers. even though each person with those roundtables gave her a different part of our states, represent a different industry or business, a story had a different perspective, the call for action was unanimous. it is abundantly clear the status quo is not working. the failure to act on meaningful tort reform continues to put georgians and their livelihoods in serious jeopardy. for some that i met the cost of insurance is threatening their ability to operate. small business owners reported insurance premiums up anywhere from 30% to over one 100% over the last few years costing them hundreds of thousands or millions just to get basic coverage. for too many of them that meant holding back on hiring more employees. waiting to grow their business or make a difficult decision about whether or not they could even keep the lights on. for others the biggest problem was a complete lack of insurance option or the threat of paying thousands or millions to fend

it was very much on the front line of as well as pump albany of lebanon. a number of strikes across if it is killed, a large number of civilians that just behind the you can see what is known as the monitors graveyard is here. that the has the resistance fighters all baby, but it to was hit in and is ready as strike with those fighters being denied dignity even in death is a man who has always insisted that it's was about defeating, has the law about the security police targeting of religious and cultural buildings, graveyards and burial sites, further questions as integrity as such claims. the psych was cafferty targeted and the deliberate destruction of church is the most cuz may be considered war crimes get as we have seen over and over again during was in lebanon and gaza. israel continues to actually tell you, competing to see a never seems to face the consequences of his actions. this is these really for auntie in southern lebanon, of the are to the companies what you can get for the details of all the stories will following this. our thanks for watc

of course, the international community came and the rescue they albany and population who were being while you totes, and to the, the other side of you. so letting me put this, trying to extinguish you clean. and so this is a vibrant nation state, but it will eventually live in peace and comfort with its neighbors. and the reach of us and especially soviet all rob to be a part of a hobby country. then be a part of a fascist country. that is a full full loud country. i must say cuz somebody's not doing either the best nor the worst, but i will tell you comfortable was the last to be given a chance to become a country. the coastal zone is one of hoop in the nation, reminding us of the positive piece is long and challenging. as a nation looks to the future, international support remains vital to achieving itself, what ations for a peaceful and prosperous state. the knowledge in team football as a way of life local clubs. so the country, so the for the community with a crisis, assuming with a struggling economy, the government wants to open the doors to private investors. dividing the na

without power in queensland, a new south wales in the last hour australian employment is the antony albany. z spoke to media in cross conver. we'll. we'll pick a good one or we'd know it's a work that queen sanders and know the new south wells. residents have undertaken to be ready. they have responded to the request. i have prepaid of the ration dies and to shout out as well to the extraordinary work of the volunteers, police, and emergency services. everyone involved at different levels of government and of course are members of a strain defense force i'll just say was sour clogged, joins us live from brisbin now. so sarah, what's the very nice you can tell us about the progress of select right now for us of the quote. so i to an output is currently sold, but heading of a very slow 7 columbus per hour know, 6 of, of near and on and cool broadway on which is of the east coast of brisbin. as you mentioned, it has weakens on friday. we will preparing for a category to and the last few hours it's now being downgraded to a tropical level. that tropical low now does bring is consistent, but he

they albany and population who would be in while you totes. and to the, the other side of you flooded me. it's like this trying to extinguish you clean this. this is a vibrant nation state, but it will eventually live in peace and comfort with its neighbors. and the reach of us and especially soviet the all rather be a part of a hobby country. then be a part of a fascist country. that is a full full out of the country, i must say to somebody's not doing either the best nor the worst. but i will tell you, of course, of all was the last to be given a chance to become a country. comfortable jim is one of hoping that the nation, reminding us of the positive piece is long and challenging as a nation looks to the future. international support remains vital to achieving itself, relations for a peaceful and prosperous state. she looked at the image issues like the 20th, like a terrorist looks like what does it look like in a world of increasing prejudice? 5 women stand up to discrimination. i know why people hate us and i'm like, no, no, this isn't us

25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between the serbian and because of albany and forces we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people are power examines the postwar landscape and present the challenges for the regions. youngest country, this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just so you know, a weekly look at the world's top of business stories. how do you see them? the relationship with china developing over the course of the trumpet to this ration from global markets and economies. the big question here is, begins still a safe haven to understand how it affects de nights. 33000 was still on stripe. put it face a credit rating down. great. as a result, counting the cost on o g, a 0 being a journalist is a prison. i get to the heart of the story, amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noises of war. is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. we're just going to try to take up as a safety position. reading the, trying to fi

it was very much on the front line of is rose, pump, albany of lebanon, a number of strikes across the if it is killed, a large number of civilians not just behind the you can see what is known as the monitors graveyard is here. that the has the resistance fighters all baby, but it to was hit in and is ready as strike with those fighters being denied dignity even in death is a man who is always insisted that it's was about defeating, has been law about the security, but it's targeting of religious and cultural buildings, graveyards and burial sites. further questions this and cyber c a such claims. the psych was cafferty targeted and the deliberate destruction of church is the most cuz may be considered war crimes gets as we have seen over and over again during was in lebanon and gaza. israel continues to, i could tell you computer to see a never seems to face the consequences of his actions. this is the so we need for aussie in southern lebanon. staying in the middle east though, i, roger is standing fine, but the position of the iranian nuclear issue must be result diplomatically at

one full 1000000 people could be affected from minister on to the albany, says the region should help for the best. but for pass for the west, china is pushing its role as a piece broke up with for a minute so long as the promising to safeguard global peace and stability. he made the comments or the national people's congress in badging. and although he didn't specifically mentioned the united states, he warned the law of the jungle could return. tony chang report some done don't on the border with north korea. the broken bridge on the river, the border between north korea and china. a memorial to the last time chinese and american troops faced each other in battle, the bridge partially destroyed by american bombers in 1951 with the trump administration, openly talking about the threat from china. this concern tensions could return. for china, as foreign minister was keen to say his country was committed to global peace and security when he addressed gen lists on friday. imagine if every country emphasized the own priority and a brief extras and his status. the world would fall back i

and the last hour of trying to get employment is to on to the albany z, spoke to media and camera will will prepare. i do want to acknowledge the work that queen sanders and know the new south wells. residents have undertaken to be ready. they have responded to the request, i have prepaid of the ration dies and to shout out as well to the extraordinary work of the volunteers, police and emergency services. yvonne involved at different levels of government and of course, the members of a strain defense force. i'll just say was several clocks joins this line from brisbin. sarah, what's the latest you can tell us about the progress of this, like 9 as well. as you mentioned, it's now being downgraded to a tropical life. on friday it was a category to in the last couple of hours. it's been it's, we can just kindly sitting, so it's an outfit. it's totally sitting off the costs. but when we on now, and you're not on cold broadway on. and it's taking very slowly, tracking about 7 kilometers per hour, a new but at the moment it's, it's totally sold. we do have widespread flooding on the gold co

it was very much on the front line of is rose, pump, albany of lebanon, a number of strikes across the if it is killed, a large number of civilians not just behind the you can see what is known as the monitors gravy. all to is here. that the has the resistance fighters all bailey, but it too was hit in and is ready as strike with those fighters being denied dignity even in death is a man who has always insisted that it's more was about defeating, has the law about the security. but it's targeting of religious and cultural buildings, graveyards and barry all sides. further questions. the sincerity of such claims, the psych was cavity targeted on the deliberate destruction of churches and most may be considered war crimes. gifts, as we have seen, over and over again during was in lebanon and gaza. israel continues to actually technically impunity, and never seems to face the consequences of its actions. this is these really for all see in southern lebanon, to the ukraine, coughing. now here on the programs with a 7 month long campaign by keeps forces to take russia, it's quarter scrooge,

25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between the serbian and cause of albany and force. we were meant to be completely ethnically, cleanse people are power, examines the post for landscape and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction as possible the making of a states on that. just so you know, the latest news strong strikes so us, based on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this draws or is playing guides in the cold. the country remains in a kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. zalinski saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato membership shows perhaps just how much is changed in recent weeks? the the, the so i'll just pull his on a. thank you very much. of a nickel south africa's crickets is have, or the book the place, and the champions trophy, semi finals, even though the game it guess england isn't over yet. davis folks has the

it was very much on the front line of as well as pump albany of lebanon. a number of strikes across the if it is killed, a large number of civilians that just behind the you can see what is known as the monitors graveyard is here. that the has the resistance fighters all baby. but it too was hit in and is ready as strike with those fighters being denied dignity even in this is mine who is always insisted that it's more was about defeating, has been all about the security. but it's targeting of religious and cultural buildings, graveyards and burial signs, further questions. the sincerity of such claims the psych was carefully targeted and the deliberate destruction of churches and most cuz may be considered war crimes get as we have seen, over and over again during was in lebanon and gaza is ro continue. so i could tell you, claim community, and never seems to face the consequences of his actions. this is easily for, on see in southern lebanon to south korea. where are these 15 people have reportedly been injured off to a site's a judge accidentally boned

the last few hours, this training and prime minister anthony albany, spoke to media in camera. well, well prepared. i do want to acknowledge so look that queen sanders and know the new south wiles residents have undertaken. to be ready. they have responded to the request. i have prepaid of the ration dies and to shout out as well to the extraordinary work of the volunteers, police and emergency services. yvonne involved at different levels of government and of course, the members of a strain defense force cetera. clock has more from brisbin on saturday morning, so i learned alford was downgraded to a tropical. lo is it's mixed the coast of prison. it's now tracking us through the north in the southeast queensland region is brought with it. however widespread ryan, we've had flooding on the gold coast as well as in northern yourself. wells, 240000 homes have lost power as a result. and we're now being told to expect more rain full consistently, but over a long period of time. so throughout the weekend of this huge amounts of a coastal erosion along the queensland coast and tens

consistently heavy ryan for about 240000 people who i was out how that's in se queens and again in albany, south wells and the premier here died across the fully in queens on has said, what's the region can expect now is more rain for over a long period as opposed to a dramatic impact. when it was a went off, it was a category to which the huge amounts of coastal erosion on the very busy and popular beaches along the gulf coast. and these areas have been hit a number of times by these kind of severe weather events. and sadly they've been hit again. we've got tens of thousands of people who are currently evacuated. people are being told to stay in dues. supermarkets remain closed as well as public transport and the a thoughts. so the city of richmond is not overly familiar with cycling. so what can people expect and then how are they preparing as well best friends, upgrading a saw belief and as we mentioned, the last i find recent experience was more than 50 years ago. so it's not used to events like this as far south finals, queens and dogs get sidelines a queensland not so much they plea

it was very much on the front line of as well as pump albany of lebanon. a number of strikes across if it is killed, a large number of civilians that just behind the you can see what is known as the mouth is graveyard. is here that the has the resistance fighters a baby, but it too was hit in and is ready to strike with those fighters being denied dignity even in death is a man who has always insisted that it's was about defeating, has the law about the security police targeting of religious and cultural buildings, graveyards and burial sites, further questions as in several c. as such claims the site was carefully targeted and the deliberate destruction of churches are most cuz may be considered war crimes. yet, as we have seen, over and over again during was in lebanon and gaza, israel continues to actually tell you, computing se never seems to face the consequences of its actions. this is easily any for auntie in southern lebanon. was interrupted by 2023 when the war and gaza broke out. at least 6. the palestinians are poorly died inside is rarely prese

the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between serbian and because of albany and forces. we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people have power, examines the posts for landscape, and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just a, you know, hearing the facts as the cool ones are whether it continues people in gaza have no choice, but to find what middle shoulder, the accounts, understanding the reality. we are a line of frequent art is a live reporting from the facts. everybody we've spoken to wants peace with many of the, the one piece of any cost. i'll just say with teens across the world. when you closer to the hosp to the store, the the escaping the gravity of home and reaching for the stores and asking civil engineers, which means that transcend orders actually strives to soar as an astronaut, she must 1st find a place. so to use the story of resilience on the bunch, this guy witness on l. jers

same time of carrying out the longest and most destructive military assault since 1967 in the north albany, and to cut him, which have dispossessed already more than $40000.00 palestinians. not all the address. i'm not mexico and canada has been given a one month reprieve on tower if that came into fence earlier this week. us president donald trump now says goes that full under the us mexico, canada agreement will be temporarily exempt. john holland reports from mexico city a month long reprise to mexico. after thursday morning, cool between presidents, cloudy, ashamed. um and donald trump. he suspended the 25 percent tires, replaced to mexican impulse, or at least those covered by the us, mexico. kind of the free trade due and i spoke to the president of mexico wonderful woman today. and we helped him out with a problem they were having having to do with the tab short term terms. and we had a very good conversation. see, choose, president st, them sit on the cool sheet highlighted countries efforts. just don't spend to know getting to the us and said with terrorist those efforts could suf

take albany also also we have to do that for too many of them. they also bring to the other words or the other subjects they have to do some. some is there is no way you can start to look at your industry goals where everyone was to, to come out of their houses like from the shops. a few shops are open and this new open do something to punch in doors. you'll sort of move for you or the 4th time. the posters are the situation is too much finish. no one is able to put in. there is promises from welding with ministration, to put an end or to go to what's happening or to pull out the fighters or the world news, but the most and try to do been doing massacres through snowboards. you're move in by meals in the to the how to start me in but show but normally it's a do for the jews, the shooting them. the goals is just stuck. we're living in the mid century is nothing but $21.00 sentence or additional human rights. also because husband was alternate to $6440.00, was old one for $40.00. the situation was too much for the additional international help desk

the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between serbian and because of albany and forces we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people have power examines the posts for landscape, and present the challenges for the regions. youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just so you know, the challenges we're examining the impact of today's headlines, the russians because we are under accessible weight and that will be launch the in the agent setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions that very on sort of the studies because of that. and this is that the variance of that is what it is, a close international filmmakers and world class journalists. this is an opportunity to consider what a collective values bring programs to inspire you. offer comes on the back, comes off with themselves. let's use this to retain my then to $1010.00 for it on and just the hard hit him in to be could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much it and the tool

anthony albany z says his country stands with ukraine, whose people have suffered greatly defending the nation. the people of you crying ass fucking not just for they were on national, suffered to die, fighting for the international rule of law astray. it has committed some $1500000000.00 to help ukraine defend itself. more than $1300000000.00 of that is military support. we will continue to stand with you crime for as long as it takes. well, your claims president will be heading to london next, prime minister k, as donald will be hosting him n e u. lead us on monday to discuss what comes next for ukraine. european leaders have been clicked to defend the landscape after the white house debacle. french president emanuel mack calling says global support. the key must continue i think we all know the situation. they're using the dresser, which is russia, and the people attacked, which is ukraine. i think we are, we're right to have helped ukraine and sanctioned russia 3 years ago. and to continue to do so. and when i say we, i mean the united states in europe and the canadians do up in the

they are far left in albany, seems like should go they would not want to touch.wo democrats, that gives me a little hope. a councilwoman who wants to defund the police spoke to them and told themming, people ask for more cops because they don't know other solutions. that councilwoman's precinct ranked fourth in most felonies last year. when she says they ask for more cops because they don't know other solutions, is that why? or are they scared for their lives? >> i was at that hearing and i said that anyone who believes that communities don't matter, black, brown, white, no matter color or denomination, they want more cops. i've gone to meetings across the city and all civic groups, everybody wants more cops. of course, we have new criminals and new gangs that have erupted in our city, we need the gang database. we have seen decrease in crime and increase in having guns taken off the streets only because of that gang database. nypd can do laser-focused investigation and find out who the bad actors are. we take away the gang database and it is chaos. to her statem

their war room in manhattan, lieutenant governor david paterson was 150 miles away in the capital, albany his day. there was an event that morning that the governor could not do. no problem. paterson had it covered. then a second event, spitzer was still not around. paterson started getting suspicious. i felt like the character in a movie where everyone else knows what's going on except the character. but no one had any answers for him, until shortly after 1 p.m., when the phone finally rang. finally, spitzer's secretary calls me. i hear something about a prostitute, entrapment or something. so i said, "well, what's the result of this?" he says, "well, the governor's finished. he's gonna resign." so i call chuck schumer, who is the senior senator. i call hillary clinton, who's the junior senator from new york. hillary clinton's the first one to call back, and she says, "david, there was something very ominous about your message. is everything all right?" i said, "i guess everything's all right, but i'm gonna be the governor in about 35 minutes." she goes, "oh, my god. what happened?" ther

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 peter: when you are watching a relatively modern series like the sopranos, are you seeing reality? judge block: actually, i had a major mafioso case, the peter gotti prosecution after his brother john died in prison, somebody had to take over the family, they gambino family. and peter, he was not really caught up in that world like his brother was and some other members of the family but he was the uncle and they made him the head of the family, to keep it in the family, i guess. so then the government prosecuted peter in this wide sweeping indictment several years ago