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so for the lunch hour harrisburg to allen town albany new york gets some of that rain. by the time we get to the evening rush hour it should begin to clear out of areas like new york.mass. even a chance of stray thunderstorm from d.c. to philadelphia and everywhere up the mid-atlantic coast. >>> well, fried chicken, did you have any over the weekend? fried chicken lovers, here's a chance for you to bathe in a tub of drum sticks and smell finger licking good. kfc japan has created drum stick shaped bath bombs. they're all the rage. they smell just like its signature blend of the 11 herbs and spices. the company will giveaway only 100 bath bombs to the lucky recipients who share this tweet by november 15th. but it's only going to be for people in japan. >> all right. >> stay in japan, please, if you smell like fried chicken. that's okay with us. >> grave i, mashed potatoes and coal saola. >> thank you, bill. we'll tell you who won the new york city marathon, 40 years in the making. we'll be back in two. from the ft it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was su

kathy sheen is the mayor of albany, new york. one of 29 jurisdictionson, mayo. >> thank you. >> tucker: so if almost every single ms-13 member caught in this country is here illegally and this is -- everyone would agree one of the most dangerous gangs in the country, the biggest threat to immigrant communities, isn't this all the proof that we need that our immigration policy has a direct effect on crime? >> it's great when you have federal law enforcement step in and assist localities and ensuring that federal immigration laws are enforced. so when you look at that as an example, you know, that's an example of where there was cooperation and public safety is paramount to every mayor across this city. that's what we're looking for in our municipalities. >> tucker: but a sanctuary city by definition offers sanctuary to people here illegally. you'll have more people there that are not allowed to be here and why doesn't that help groups like ms-13? >> yeah, it's because that term "sanctuary city" means so many things to different pe

. >> tiger woods teeing offer to the first time in years in albany new york since undergo fourth. >> 2008 tournament open last win 2013. >> skins head for a thursday night match-up with the cowboys. it will be filled with students tonight from prince george county schools. they'll help kids learn about physical call activity, food and nutrition. >> did you like the yell on on yellow look. >> no. >> yes, >> yes. >> two yeses and two knows i'm not a fan and pa parentally neither is leadership of the team. for the past two years the league made a rule they have to wear jury when's they play thursday night. allen doesn't like the yellow look and want aid pass and tried to make it a rule earlier in the year. >> why can't they do all burgandy. that could be sharp. >> maybe i don't know al. penalty for not wearing them is only $5,000. i have a feel they'll suck up five grand. >> and big news nfl gind 2-9. far from. it 14-7 touchdown pointception ra thrown for 240 yards this year and won two games so the giants benched him. giants going with gene owe smith when they take on raiders surprised

and i cried from albany, new york to boston, massachusetts.ove you are telling practice, teach me. [applause] and the understanding that you want me to have on the presumption of me not being a decent woman is unacceptable. i don't know how you want to respond to me, please. >> thank you for sharing your story. if you could add your question and then we will respond to several at once. that first ofnk all, her question is much more important than mine is going to be. addition to come in the panel commenting on her question, to have the panel comment on race relations, not just with the african-american community but the latino community. the one that is disturbingly effective by the current administration. >> ok. add that itike to is not simply the black community or the latino community, although clearly we of a lot of the hostility. i am also deeply concerned about the bigotry against our islamic brothers and sisters. [applause] >> congressman? congressman lewis: i'm deeply concerned about what happened to you and is a many others. human bei

albany new york 15 degrees. the highs, 20 to 25 degrees below average. city 51. 57 richmond. 45 in 64 in charlotte. we're looking at temperatures a short-lived cold blast. but we've got some more on the way toward the end of the month. >> it's been so warm. we're feeling it already. al thank you. >>> also this morning, allegations of sexual misconduct are shaking up a crucial senate race thatent of winning. alabama republican roy moore is denying a "washington post" report that he inappropriately touched a 14-year-old girl almost 40 years ago when he was in his 30s, and pursued three other girls, age 16 17 and 18. the age of consent in alabama was and is 16. overnight, sarah huckabee sanders says that president trump believes if the allegations are true that moore will do the right thing and step aside. the seat vacated by sessions is set for december 12th. >>> president trump will not have a formal meeting with vladimir putin when they're at an economicmit in vietnam. president trump arrived in that country overnight. anticipation had been growing that

we served together in the new york assembly and then he came to congress. in the assembly in albany, in new york state, he was known as one of the champions of the environment. he chaired that committee in albany, and when he came to washington he also, as my colleagues have said, championed green things and championed to make sure the environment was safe for all of us and for generations to come. but the thing that i really remember about maurice hinchey was what a nice person he was. soft spoken but sharp, tenlt, honest. he's the -- intelligent, honest, he's the kind of person who is in public service for all the right reasons and really is a modeled member of congress for so many of us. whether you agreed with him or disagreed with him, he listened to you and he was a tenacious fighter and a real smart individual, really, really knew his subject. so the thing that i remember about maurice was what a nice guy he was, soft spoken he was, how caring he was. he didn't enter public life to get the accolades. he entered it because he really believed that government should make a diffe

so look at the cool pool of air across the northeast. 35 in buffalo. 35 in albany, new york.we track what's on your radar we're looking at clouds rolling in. high temperatures today in the 50s and then some rainfall overnight tonight and a part of the day sunday but how will that impact the eagles forecast? we'll fine tune that all coming up. here's that cold front to our south. winds out of the north. ushering in some of that cooler air. we also have a coastal flood advisory early this morning watching the high tide cycle between the nine to the 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. hour for minor tidal flooding. otherwise look for cool conditions. a high today of 59 degrees. don't forget to fall backover night tonight into early sunday morning getting that extra hour of sleep. high temperatures tomorrow right around 66 degrees. we'll time out that rainfall and if it will impact the eagles game. bill, coming up. >> sounds good, thank you so much, scott. >>> along with all the weather, there's some traffic news that you need to know before you head out the door this morning. the pennsylvani

. >> and i cried from albany new york to boston, massachusetts, i couldn't come back that day.o practice, teach me. and the understanding, and the understanding that you want me to have on the presumption of me not being a very honest, honorable and decent woman is unacceptable. so, i don't know how you want to respond to me, please. thank you. >> thank you for sharing your story. if you could add your question, and then we'll respond to several at once. >> yeah, i think that, first of all, her question is much more important than mine was going to be. i would just like the panel to, in addition to commenting on her comment, to also comment on the topic of the panel in relation to race relations, not just with the african-american community, but with the latino community, which is the other community to be disturbingly affected by the current administration. >> comments to-- >> i would like to add, it's not simply the black community or the latino community, although clearly we're-- we are at the butt of a lot of the hostility. but i'm also deeply concerned about the bigotry ag

this morning many mayors, democrat and republican, from across new york state gathered in albany to urge the republican congressional delegation in new york not to vote for this bill. so, they are hearing it right off the bat. just about every single member of the democratic caucus is spoken out against these tax plan with dozens holding events back in their state and we're just getting started. we have two great pickup opportunities right off the bat in arizona and nevada. just listen to how the bill affects them according to the institute on taxation and economic policy. over 435,000 taxpayers in arizona will see an increase by the time the house bill is fully implemented, over 162,000 taxpayers in nevada will see a tax increase by the time the house bill is implemented. if this bill was so good for the middle-class it would be republicans standing out all of the country trying to sell it. instead it is crickets from the republicans. we don't know yet the final bill will look like but we can guarantee a republican friends one thing -- this text will be at the center of our efforts to t

, many mayors, democrat and republican, from across near state, gathered in albany to urge the republican coalition in new york not to vote for this bill. they are hearing it right off the bat. about every single member of the democratic caucus has spoken out against these tax plans with dozens own events back in their states. we are just getting started. we have two great pickup opportunities in arizona and nevada. just listen to have a bill text them. -- listen to how the bill affects them. over 430 5000 taxpayers in arizona will see an increase by the time the house bill is implemented. over 162,000 taxpayers in nevada will see a tax increase but time the house bill isn't lamented. good for theis so middle-class, it would be republican spending out all over the country. instead, it is crickets from the republicans. the finalnow yet with bill will look like, we can guarantee i republican friends one thing. -- this tax way bill will be at the center of our efforts to take back the house in 2018. taxes, combined with health care, will be a powerful one-two punch on the campaign trail. the bottom line is this.

morning, democrat and republican from across new york albany to urgein the delegation not to vote for this bill. it right offing the bat. memberout every single has come out against these tax plans with dozens holding events back in their states. we are just getting started. just listen to help the bill affects them. taxpayers in arizona will see in increase by the time the house bill was fully implemented. over 162,000 taxpayers in nevada will see a tax increase by the time the house bill is implemented. if this bill is so good for the middle-class, it would be republicans fanning out all over the country. instead, it is crickets from the republicans. we don't know yet what the final bill will look like, but we can guarantee our republicans friends one thing. -- taxes, combined with health care will see a powerful one-two punch on the campaign trail. the bottom line is this. the bill is a lose lose proposition for republicans. if they fail to pass it, they lose for donors in the hard right. country, ourof the republican colleagues should turn back before it is too late. mrs. hello z:

new york state. new york city is going to have some rain to deal with and some areas in albany new york.ow. that's up in the ski resort. that's about it. by 5:00 p.m. on thursday, we are watching that rain exiting east. a lot of travel delays, specific northwest and sections of california. new york city, off to a cold, chilly start. tl rain, this time, tomorrow morning. you are watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. ♪ whoooo. going somewhere? here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. we create machines that make every experience more real. because the best feature of a pc gaming machine is the power to make you forget it's there. shop our lowest prices ever at dell.com. ( ♪ ) the updates you made to your plan strengthened your retirement score. so, that goal you've been saving for, you can do it. we can do this? we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement while saving for the things yo

as we go to current temperatures, 33 in albany, warmer in new york and d.c.s not warm but considering how cold over the weekend is not bad. here's how we look by noon today, rain over with in philadelphia, new york city showers, ending. still some hit and miss showers, hartford, providence and boston. by 5:00 p.m., boston to the cape dealing with light showers and then it will be gone by this evening. the other story out there, a big storm for the pacific northwest, winds could be up to 80 miles per hour on the coast, minor power outages there, so 51 in seattle with some rain, airport delays possible, portland and seattle during the day. rest of the country issing looking pretty nice, not too many big weather headlines this week until the end of the week. another cold blast could be headed to the east for next weekend. could be back-to-back weekends of chill. >> any chance we might see snow thanksgiving thursday? >> how many days away is that? >> i thought you had a crystal ball. >> you think he's the farmer's almanac or something? >> just planning ahead. ver

new england. if you think so, the statistics are in. it was the hottest october for portland, f boston, number two, albany, number one. new yorknd continue warm into november. 62 in burlington by friday. 71, boston. new york cit 71. and, in fact, national weather service out with its november outlook. it's going to stay warm for a good portion of the country, for southeast, gul coast into the southwest. on into the western plains. precipitatio wetter around the great lakes, nice and dry, unfortunately. thrghhe south into the gulf coast. and the southwest and staying wetter, thanks to la nina, into the pacific northwest and parts of california. that's what's going on around the country. here's what happeng in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. storm team 4. cloudy sky overhead this morning. these clouds will eventually bring a chance for a few very light rain showers. primarily across the shenandoah valley. couldn't e o a random drop around town. there's fute weather. you can see hints that most chances for light rain and sprinkles wi stay north and west of the ar. temperaturesre in the low 40s now. we'll get up to the lo

taxes are so high, so while the federal government is talking about tax relief, t important for albany and new yorkitals across the country specially those in high-taxed states to pursue tax relief. there are some good things all across the entire country on the corporate side, on the personal side, i view it as kind of a geographic redistribution of wealth. taking more money from the state like new york to pay for higher taxes elsewhere. some people are saying they are subsidizing new york, when you look at overall tax policy, new york is a net contributor all across board and we are sending more to washington and paying back. reaching a breaking point isn't just that wealthy top bracket mobile individual and family, it's also a hard-working middle-income constituent, if you're making -- if your household is making $150,000 in long island, that's not the same in the south because of cost of living. we are losing the population as well. >> the angst of the american people is republicans promised repeal and replace on the first day, you guys are over this year, are you guys are going to be able to g

albany. if successful will do with not just new york state towards a greener future creating thousands of jobs in the process to push it forward we're sitting to the state capitol building and opening every choose day groups and pointed. out that. there's a whole presentation on gun violence whatever legislation they're pushing. and people come from all over the state to follow and then you know some of these folks are probably going off and having meetings with their elected officials from their communities this is just kind of a book of poetry this is happening right it's this is it this is how it works in this country there's a lot of interesting ironies that happen on tuesdays in albany i might be here pushing for something to stop a pipeline and i'm a get on the elevator with someone from the oil and gas association of america who's got a paid lobbyist there. you know trying to do the exact opposite but pipelines all over the place. for lewis is he meets with his local legislative to food the plan for one hundred percent renewable energy in new york state. in the meeting. to play to his e

october in the northeast of new england and you think so, with the statistics are in, it was the hottest of october for portland, for boston, number two, albany number one, new yorkrm and continue warm into november. 62 in burlington by friday. 71 boston, new york city, 71, and in fact, national weather service out with it's november outlook, it's going to stay warm for a good portion of the country from the northeast, new england, southeast, gulf coast, on into the southwest, cooler in northern california, on into the western plains, precipitation wise, wetter around the great lakes. nice and dry, unfortunately, through the southeast into the golf coast and the southwest and staying wetter thanks to will a nina into the . >>> good wednesday morning to you. more clouds in the sky on this wednesday. it will not be perfectly sunny. we could see a few sprinkles or showers. temperatures getting into the upper 50s. tonight, temperatures steady in the middle 50s. but the springboard to a nice warm afternoon tomorrow. temperatures in the lower 70s. planning out your day, chilly to start, then we'll have that nice mild afternoon, highs around 58. >>> and that's the lates

for example, i was a reporter in upstate new york at the albany times union. during the time it was reporting there, i was reporting there was a huge effort to close prisons, and private prisons aren't allowed in new york state, but that didn't stop it from being a very difficult thing to try to do. the unions were fighting really hard against it, the politicians were in there. they pushed really hard against it. i just want to point it out, that those types of things exist in public sector prisons, too, in the same types of horrific conditions. >> which then raises the question, jeannie woodford, are state run institutions better than private prisons? >> it absolutely depends on the state, because of how much you put into your prisons that make the system good or bad, right? i i think we are fortunate in california to have a governor who cares about public safety, who believes what we do inside our prisons matters to our communities. so there is an emphasis on rehabilitation. i know you mentioned earlier that you had just been in san quentin and saw the many p

new york cit new york city. record low of boston four. teens in albany tomorrow mornin morning.y the lower 30s get into northern new england. that will alleviate by the time to get into sunday. we will be back with more fox news after this. the next era belongs to those who help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american energy. we are the driven... the dedicated... the overachievers. we know our best investment is in ourselves. we don't take no for an answer. we fight for what we want. even for the things that were once a given. going to college... buying a home... and not being in debt for it for the rest of our lives. but we're only as strong as our community. who inspires and pushes us to go further than we could ever go alone. sofi. get there sooner. >> shepard: the air in india's capital right now is as toxic a smoking 44 cigarettes every day. some images in our sides of this afternoon, this is new delhi peer people forget los angeles used to look like that. there are several car crashes and india just from the smog. here you have to walk past garbage fir

will mean slightly milder weather as well, be glad you are not up here in upstate new york around state capitol of albanyowing this morning. it is killed enough in some places but in the happening, not today, not tomorrow, no precipitation expect until friday at the earliest. so, we will stay in the lower 50's today down in the 30es again tonight and upper 50's, by the time we will get to tomorrow. temperatures, throughout the region mostly 30's, a couple of 40's. we are at 45 in wildwood, good morning atlantic city, your 37 36 degrees in pottstown. now wind will be a little bit of the factor making it feel colder then it is, just dress for temperatures in the 30's because wind chill right now in philadelphia, is 35 degrees your average high is down to 52 degrees as days keep getting shorter and we are getting closer and close tore winder time, 534 was yesterday 's high and we will probably be right back there again today and then a couple nine's for you, 58 tomorrow. sixty on wednesday. just a little bit cooler on thursday, chance of the shower on friday and it is looking very, very good for the first w

all levels of government, if you are watching up in albany or in sacramento or in city hall in new york city, if you are responsible for -- california's highest income tax rates in the country or new york city second highest income tax rates in the country, all of the government needs to be working on tax relief. >> harris: i will be interesting to see how the web count goes. >> me, too. >> harris: let's bring in bret baier, good to see you. the congressman is still sitting next to me because he can't quite crossover because we are on camera here, he is going to get to hear your reaction. this seems like a deal breaker, you have kevin brady in the house saying if you don't get this right and put some of these deductions back, i don't know if it is a sliding rule or they are going to use, all of the state and local tax deductions, the deal is off, is are you your? >> i hear it differently, obviously he is very passionate about representing his constituency and obviously that issue about those deductions is really a big deal, especially to those delegations, new york, california, but i he

so our governor and albany politics are driving the wealthy out of our state and a set changing. my constituents in upstate new york would average incomes under $60,000 living in average homes. they are not taking these deductions now. within the deck district certainly is. if they change the corporate to 22 and put some things back i would be fine with that. we have to end it there. i appreciate you waiting thank you congressman chris collins. when we come back working at check on at&t stock. it still up 69 points. roadside assistanceutual r helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i enjoy the fresher things in life.o. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices... ...from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you the lowest price

new york. the state capitol of albany. >> thank you. we hear about rest raugs working along in some of the states. many of the fellow americans in puerto rico and the united states virgin islands remain in a serious black out. restoring services is critical. but we need to acknowledge the risk of this happening again and the need to support the development of a resilient grid moving forward. extreme weather and fire events has cost the federal government well over $350 billion. according to to the office of management and budget. a report last week estimated the costs will likely rise in the future due to the effects of climate change. this is not a choice between pay now or pay later. it's a pay now by supporting research, infrastructure and making meaningful investments to adapt to and mitigate climate. or pay now in emergency packages. acknowledge the risk posed by extreme weather and make the necessary investments that will mitigate it. we just passed a five year anniversary of super-storm sandy. we have seen effort in new york to b

new york state. the problem is we have high real estate taxes, high income taxes than a high sales tax, so we have a triple whammy. albany needs to fix this, but imposing this on our state and january 1 is precipitous and uncalled for and will result in more people leaving our state and that's a real problem for new york. >> i talk to the democratic senate president, steve sweeney who is telling me they might be rethinking, just in new jersey reimposing the millionaires tax than it was very popular before chris christie came into office. because of this, and there may be not looking at reimposing it. what do you think of that? >> they have to make that decision, but that is what is going happen in places like trenton and albany, the big taxing politicians have to revise their approach. we are basically eating our seed con. when you drive up the successful entrepreneur to me you are also losing their philanthropy in their state. this is something that new york should change even if the federal tax reform doesn't go through. but i fear that the deductibility of state and local taxes will be adversely affect business legisl

albany. need to see it from city hall in new york city.ose saying they're subsidizing new york, new york is net contributor as it relates to tax policy and spending policy. i don't want to see a max he can does from my state. we need to bring down sales tax rates, property tax rates, we do have so do that, but at same time i'm not voting to raise taxes on my constituents from any of them. stuart: as you read it, do you think it passes house? >> possibly. i don't know where the whip count is. there seems to be a lot of unity and momentum. i would love to vote yes on the bill but have to change for the current form in order to do that. stuart: are you going to run as a democrat? >> no. stuart: i had to ask. lee zeldin, republican long island in new york. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: joining us keith fitz-gerald, chief investment strategist with money map press. i got it, business tax cuts will help stimulate the economy, i got it. taking more money from the 1%, that is the way it will work, more money comes from them and treasury instead of pr

the chair now calls upon the gentleman from new york 20 including the state capital of albany, mr. tonka for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. while we hear about restoration and working along in some of our states, many of our fellow americans remain in the middle of the most serious blackout in united states history. restoring services is absolutely critical but we need to acknowledge the risk of this happening again and the need to support the development of a more resilient grid moving forward. over the last decade, extreme weather and fire events have cost the federal government well over $350 billion. according to the office of management and budget. a gao report last week estimated that these costs will likely rise in the future due to the effects of climate change. this is not a choice between pay now or pay later. it is a pay now by supporting research, hardening infrastructure and making meaningful investments to adapt to and mitigate climate change or pay now in emergency packages. the fiscally sensible approach is to acknowledge the risk posed by extreme weather

. >> why should somebody from minnesota or montana be penalized in new york state they pay too much on taxes. >> it is albany'ses won't be lowered, the president ran saying they would be lower and that bothers me. that is what he ran on. whether it is possible i'm not sure, the benefit of the tax plan, corporate tax rate would be lower, more jobs, more money in our boss's pockets and they will get more raises and more money in our targets. >> the point republicans make is when you simplify the code those deductions the wealthy benefit from go away. your lawyers and lobbyists don't help you because you pay rates like everyone else which led to a mini explosion in the senate committee. >> lauren hatch had it up to here listening to democrat sherrod brown, this tax-cut is a giveaway to the rich. he didn't like that. listen to this. >> i resent anybody saying i am doing this for the rich. you guys overplay that and it gets old. >> i am not through. it is a nice political play. >> i get sick and tired of the richest -- >> regular order. regular order. >> we do -- >> what you said was not right. i come from the lowe

taxes, should use this as political weapon to change the statehouse in albany, get cuomo out of there. get tax relief in new york. fix it. stuart: dream on, larry. when new york city goes republican or when california goes republican, i will expect to be dead. >> ruddy jewel, stuart varney. it can be done. good old rudedy, remember him. stuart: i remember it well. yes i do indeed. we're down 60 points on the dow jones industrial average. we had bullet points up on the screen. we keep those up as long as we can. bottom line, we had preannouncement, a huge leak, got it from ourselves, congressman eric paulsen republican from minnesota, about a half hour ago, that is the tax plan you're going to get. i would have thought it would boost the market. it has not at this moment. it is still down 60 points. what do you say? what do you say, brian? i say the market end higher, what do you say? >> i say not on this i think market was already anticipating this. again the message to the middle class is muddier than you say it is. look at this as middle class -- something will happen with property taxes and state and local ta