it wasn't really vitriolic, critic critique wasn't against schneiderman, it was against andrew cuomo. ken langone is a huge supporter of hank greenberg, former owner of home depot, financier. liz: big supporter of hank. >> created republicans for cuomo. cuomo like schneiderman used this case for his political purposes. interesting quote, we should put this quote up. hank says, i said will you settle? he said i won't give in. the new york attorney general wants me to pay something to settle. i might if he wants a dollar. that's what he said. >> we had the lower third. >> and i did ask schneiderman what he thought of this. he said the reason this case has dragged on so many times, hank has put so many motions to dismiss that it stopped the trial from going on. there is the full screen what hank told me. hank is willing to settle this case for a dollar. eric schneiderman wants something more than a dollar. it's likely to go at some point, probably this year, likely to go to court. liz: did mr. greenberg give you sense when the judge in his case might come through with a decision? >> that

we're live at the scene, and we'll get new details from governor andrew cuomo. >>> incredible dash cam video captures a passenger plane falling from the sky overnight. >>> plus amazon sets its sights on hollywood. ceo jeff bezos joins us in studio 57 along with the creator of the hit show "transparent." >>> but we begin this morning with today's yoip ees's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the ntba reviews it. >> i'm amazed anyone got off that train. >> the transasia turboprop plane crashed in taiwan. the final seconds of that flight captured on dash cam. >> rescuers in small boatser we on the scene almost immediately bringing survivors to safety. >> jordan executing two al qaeda prisoners in retaliation for the execution of the jordanian pilot. >> the measles outbreak sparking an outcryng amo politicians. >> lance armstrong faces charges for a hit-and-run after allegedly trying to let his girlfriend tame the blame. >>> the coast guard rescued a g do trapped in the icy waters of lake michigan. >>> he just broke a 1,000-year-old strong man record. >> -- and all that matters. >>

so it is truly a devastatingly ugly situation to see. >> new york governor there andrew cuomo. breaking news out of taiwan. nine people are dead after a plane crashed into a river in taipei. the twin engine regional airplane crashed shortly after takeoff from taipei. 58 people were on board. officials say the plane crashed into the river, and most of the passengers have been accounted for but there could be ten people still waiting for rescue. daniel mckenzie joins us with the latest. what do we know about the rescue so far? >> reporter: what we know is that the rescue may be ongoing now. the dramatic pictures of the plane, a transasia flight that left mid morning from tie way on its way to one of the islands surrounding taiwan. it seems to have crashed soon after takeoff. pictures are being circulated of a dramatic dip of the plane towards that river. it at least clipped the side of an aerial -- in ttaipei, and it seems the plane is partially submerged. live pictures have been coming out showing this plane in the water. rescue officials rushing to the scene in small boats and

andrew cuomo also visited the scene. he tweeted overnight the tragic crash of the metro north train is a precious reminder of how precious life is. authorities have pointed out, also, this is the worst tragedy on this line for this commuter rail in the history of this line, we'll try to find out exactly why it happened over the next few days. >> the governor made such a good point about the life being so precious. is there any information about eyewitnesses talking about the jeep driver getting out of her vehicle after being caught on the tracks and then returning to her vehicle? >> reporter: there is some accounts of that. people say they saw this woman, as you just pointed out, got out of her vehicle, looked to the rear of the vehicle, and then got back in and then's when the crash occurred. >> thank you. >>> another air tragedy in asia to report this morning, this time in taiwan at least 13 people were killed after a xheeshl jet crashed shortly after takeoff, the transasian's plane clipped a bridge crashing into a sha

that is governor andrew cuomo. >> mitt romney is the one person we absolutely no will not be the 2016ominee. or do we? >> jeb bush has to win new hampshire. he will lose iowa. you've got to win one of the -- particularly if you're considered to be something of a front runner and everything else -- if jeb bush loses new hampshire, they will get mitt romney back in the race. [laughter] >> boy. >> you've got it on tape. >> that was james carville at the museum in washington last night. whatever you think of the raging cajun's prediction, it raises a subject worthy of discussion. do we basically know the republican field? do we know the shape of it, or are there surprise entries yet to come? >> if jeb bush performs politically as well as he is performing in finance, i think we know the field. there are three people looming out there waiting to see if bush fails this year, or as carvel says, next year. one is romney, who i was amazed when he got out of the race. people just said, he's done. no. he is still looming. >> he left the door a little open. >> that is plan a. if rick santorum wins

new york governor andrew cuomo is promising a full investigation into that crash that killed at least six people and injured a dozen more. as john gonzalez reports, federal investigators are heading from d.c. to that crash site right now. >> the scene about 20 miles north of new york city, is so terrible the first responding paramedics were in disbelief. >> i know the train was on fire as well. that's when i realized that this is probably the worst tragedy i've ever saw. >> the train with more than 600 passengers smashed into a jeep cherokee stuck on the tracks. the female driver died. >> screaming, yelling, it was just total panic. >> a passenger that was ran past me he had blood on his face. >> the flames engulfed the vehicle from behind. the eerie orange lights and huge plum of dark smoke could be seen for miles. the national transportation safety board's rail investigator michael hiller is leading a team that left from reagan national airport this morning headed to new york. they will be focusing on signals and the crossing gates trying to figure out exactly what happened. the nts

we should point out that the governor governor andrew cuomo of new york he was on site at that crash overnight. and one of the things he did was he tweeted out a message saying the tragic crash of the metro north train is a painful reminder how precious life is and my prayers are with those who lost loved ones. the governor also pointed out there's something to be remembered and that is that there were hundreds of people who did manage to walk away from this crash and they are thinking the day about how lucky they actually were when they were involved in something that they probably do all the time and the difficulty here is that with no warning, they found themselves in the middle of a tragic accident. and when they were just hoping that they were going to be making it home okay and on time. that's not how their night ended. dara back to you. >> rehema ellis, thanks so much for that update. >>> to jar dan's payback. the country executed two convicted jihadists hours after a fighter was reportedly caged and torched by isis. here is correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: locked in

it goes to new york governor andrew cuomo and new york mayor bill de blasio. and made an ad hoc decision to shut down the entire city in response to the blizzard. all forms of transportation imposed a curfew shut down the subways, probably caused a lot of economic damage, certainly more than the storm. and it's a reminder that great american cities are resilient. whether the problem is the weather or more often the politicians. >> and more resilient than the politicians, brad? >> this is a giant miss to chief of staff who decided in his honor he would sponsor an essay contest for the late king at the national defense university. maybe this will honor the king's contributions in bringing women's rights in saudi arabia from the seventh into the eighth century. my question to chairman dempsey is don't you have better things to do with your time? >> well, and this is really going to be a national defense university? >> right. >> and these are graduate students. these are military officers. >> right. >> these are adults. >> who are now supposed to praise -- not a g

they were inspired to petition governor brown after a recent decision by new york governor, andrew cuomo, to ban fracking in new york state. >>> a beautiful day around the bay area. it looks like it's going to get nicer outside for the latest on the forecast, let's go back to bill in the weather center to see what's happening. >> yeah, definitely going to be nice around heerks julie, and back to the fracking thing, you know, they are finding that fracking releases meth and gas and can't contain. methane is a big greenhouse gas. talking about global warming and what have you. that's going to be the story here in the next couple of years. we'll get to that some other time. right now, we'll talk about the temperatures. we have 65 in concorde. 66 in vallejo. these are the highs from today. your highs tomorrow are going to end up being a little bit warmer. it's going to be a little bit nicer each day with a little patchy fog to start you off. this reminds you of january. because this is what happened in january. pretty much every day. we'll see some valley fog start to build up in the central

and congressional news today andrew cuomo announcing that the state will hold a special election on may 5 to fill the former seat of michael graham who resigned from the u.s. house after pleading guilty to tax evasion last december. >> the barbed wire guard towers are gone but the memories come flooding back with so many people who until today have lost such a big part of their childhood. released after the war, some buried in the memories and with it the history of this camp. now more than six years later. reporter:. >> this sunday on what she says is a real reason. >> the government comes to the father is and says that we have we will reunite you with your families in the family interment camp if you will agree to go voluntarily and then i discovered what the real secret of the camp lies. they also had to agree to voluntarily repatriate to germany as well is japan if the government decided that they needed to be repatriated. so the truth of the matter is that the crystal city camp was humanely administered by the imf, but the special war divisions of the department of state used it as

andrew cuomo announced today he will be the first u.s. governor to make a trade mission to cuba.he april 29 trip will focus on potential opportunities in an untapped market of 90 million consumers. anyone who can successfully connect america's capitalists with cuba's communists could make major money as a middleman. villa marks reports. >> at the u.s. ambassador's residence in havana last month journalists from around the world gathered to hear the latest on the diplomatic talks with cuba. among them was a cuban-american businessman, hugo with a vested interest in the outcome. >> for cubans living abroad, we have a legitimate desire to come back and to help and participate in the rebuilding of our country. it is our right. >> is among a handful of cuban-americans who have come back successfully and skirted u.s. sanctions and set up businesses here. at his offices in havana, he directs a local staff of writers and editors who put out two magazines. the focus is on cuban arts culture, and tourism, with no mention of the country's politics. as publisher, he rarely stays quiet on the

. >> let's hope that jerry brown and andrew cuomo are not listening. >> that's right. [laughter] >> let's say that you win the republican nomination and hillary clinton wins the democratic nomination for the sake of argument. what kind of campaign would you run against hillary hillary clinton? what kind of weaknesses would you exploit if you are the republican nominee? >> i can't tell you all that i would do she ran for secretary of state, she set the table for the relationships with other countries and they say that we are doing better than we were now when they obama administration took office and that guess what? nobody can give me the name of one country. not one of them. >> i still think that that is heartburn for hillary clinton. >> what do you expect democrats to do with a

last night, new york governor, andrew cuomo called teachers unions a selfish industry.s your democrat leader here. >> yeah, and he's also beholden to the charter lobby. $2 million in donations -- >> if you want your state and city continue to be at the bottom of the barrel for student achievement, go for it. stossel: thank you for it. we're out of time. i appreciate you joining us to fight about this here. coming up, parasites who get rich while doing harm. then they claim they're actually helping us. money for your pain. we want to get you as much money as possible as fast as possible. >> when they hurt me, i knew who to call. >> if you've been badly hurt and want my help, call me. >> i was in pain, and i called spencer and associates -- >> she was in pain. the lawyers got some company to rain money on her. they got a cut of the money. the lawyers get 40% of the take or 50%. when i think of parasites, personal injury lawyers are high on my list. and so is law school professor john benzaf. you're a parasite because -- >> you got the word wrong in the title. parasite imp

. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo says thee eke electrified powered -- >> came up from the explosion and went right through the car. >> reporter: the mta says when the train's safety gate came down on top of the jeep the female driver got out to inspect it, then returned to the car and drove forward. the train collided with the jeep pushing it hundreds of feet. >> to see what i saw in that front train is something that i will never forget. i am amazed that anyone got off that train. >> reporter: hundreds of passengers walked through the snow and ice in the freezing temperatures to safer ground. >> it could be a lot worse than having to walk up here a couple miles in the cold. >> reporter: the deadliest crash in the history of metro north. a railroad plagued by problems. in december 2013 four people died when a train derailed in the bronx. and an investigation found the conductor had fallen asleep at the controls. seven months earlier, 76 people were hurt when two trains collided in connecticut. while ntsb investigators will now analyze the train's event recorder, the transi

last night, new york governor, andrew cuomo called teachers unions a selfish industry.ere. >> yeah, and he's also beholden to the charter lobby. $2 million in donations -- >> if you want your state and city continue to be at the bottom of the barrel for student achievement, go for it. stossel: thank you for it. we're out of time. i appreciate you joining us to fight about this here. coming up, parasites who get rich while doing harm. then they claim they're actually helping us. money for your pain. we want to get you as much money as possible as fast as possible. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside...to clear inside mode. transitions ® signature ™ adaptive lenses... ...now have chromea7 ™ technology... ...making them more responsive than ever to changing light. so life can look more vivid & vibrant. why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit ®. speak with your eyecare professional to... ...upgrade your lenses to transitions ® signature ™ . sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence an

andrew cuomo said he would make it a priority. they would work on upgrades. even in this region at the state level, transportation has become political. the tunnel connection under the hudson that carries almost all of the passenger rail through the northeast is very very old. there isn't enough capacity. as you know it became a political issue because governor christie pulled new jersey how far a project to build a new tunnel under the hudson. he said it would be too expensive. >> good to see you guys. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> after the break, how the president got his groove back. we'll look at the renewed swagger and strategy over at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >>> plus, remember congressman aaron schock's office we told you about yesterday? we'll have more on that. it is a packed show. more on "now." (announcer) don't settle for 4g lte coverage that's smaller or less reliable when only one network is america's largest and most reliable 4g lte network: verizon. with xlte, our 4g lte bandwidth has doubled in over 400 cities. and now, save witho

his father used to hug you with his words and his arms. >> andrew cuomo doesn't like dime-store psycho a great article. i recommend it to our viewers. that's it for me. thanks for watching the erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news a massive snowstorm hits new england. the governor nor of massachusetts declaring a state of emergency. >>> plus a. a new hostage singing isis praises. is he under duress or has he turned. >>> and the parents of another american hostage speak out. >>> and also former olympian bruce jenner involved in an accident. was the paparazzi trying to get a picture of him as he is trying to transition to a woman? let's go "outfront."

new york governor andrew cuomo said it's a shocking scene. >> this is a truly ugly and brutal sight. the track daisht-- the third rail of the track came off from the explosion and went right through the car, so it is truly a devastatingly, ugly situation to see. >> reporter: after the jeep and first carriage of the train burst into flames, hundreds of paejs ran to the rear to escape. witnesses at the scene praised firefighters who they said were quick to arrive and had evacuated the majority of the commuters within ten minutes. most are said to be a bit shaken up. they're being taken care of at local businesses until buses arrive to take them to their destination. metro north is the nation's second busiest railroad and carries some 280,000 people a day in new york and connecticut. bbc news. >>> stay with us here on "bbc world news". >>> still to come -- away fra the big spenders in moscow we'll find out how people in provinces are being hit by russia's economic problems. ♪♪ the adventures you've been imagining. the heroes you've been admiring. the worlds you've been dreaming of. ♪ th

. >> that was governor andrew cuomo explaining what happened on the metro north train crash north of york city about an hour north of new york city. that is the second busiest rail line in the united states, the long island railroad being the busiest. the normal passenger load on that train, about 655 passengers. we have confirmed that six of them tonight are dead. hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow, that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> we are back with more breaking news coverage of our live events tonight, both the train crash in update new york and the situation in jordan. we're joined again by phone by steve clemens. steve, the reaction in jordan to the execution of

. >> that was governor andrew cuomo explaining what happened on metro north train crash and north ofork city about an hour north of new york city. that is the second busiest rail line in the united states, the long island railroad being the busiest passenger train. about 655 passengers. we have confirmed that six of them tonight are dead. we'll be right back. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. they just didn't think it could happen. they told the house they would take better care of her... always. announcer: protect what matters. get flood insurance. >>> we're back with more breaking news coverage of our live news events tonight, both the train crash in upstate new york and the situation in jordan. we're joined again by phone by steve clemons. steve, the reaction in jordan to the execution of the two prisoners that jordan was ready to hand over in exchange for the jordanian pilo

governor andrew cuomo of new york explained what they believe caused that fire and explosion. a third rail from the track actually pierced through the first train car, igniting the entire train. 400 of the people on board we understand self-evacuated went to the back of the train. they were rescued and went to a shelter to finally get home this evening. no word yet on other fatalities. we understand the medical examiner is still at the scene. the national transportation safety board is on its way. but what we know is this is a commuter train crashing. for a normal day for several people it ended up to be anything but, with them losing their lives. back to you. >> we'll take a short break here. when we come back as fighting intensifies in eastern ukraine, the united nations makes an ominous prediction about civilians caught up. is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. nobody told us t

governor andrew cuomo of new york explained at this point what they believe caused that fire and thatsion. a third rail from the track actually pierced through the first train car, igniting the entire train. >> when you look at the damage done and damage by the fire it's actually amazing that not more people were hurt. >> reporter: 400 people on board, self-evacuated went to the back of the train. they were rescued and went to a sherl to finally get home -- shelter to finally get home this evening. though word yet on other fatalities. we understand the medical examiner is still at the scene. the national transportation safety board is on its way. at this point, what we do know is this is a horrific and extremely serious commuter train hit, an explosion and fire out of new york sending home commuters who worked their day in new york city. so for a normal day for seven people, it ended up to be anything but -- them losing their lives. in new york city, back to you. >> all right. >>> more big stories to bring for you here on cnn. argentine prosecutor nisman and a discovery from the trash

. >> andrew cuomo doesn't like dime-store psycho analysis about him and his father. >> it's a great article. i recommend it to our viewers. that's it for me. thanks for watching the erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news a massive snowstorm hits new england. the governor nor of massachusetts declaring a state of emergency. >>> plus a. a new hostage singing isis praises. is he under duress or has he turned. >>> and the parents of another american hostage speak out. >>> and also former olympian bruce jenner involved in an accident. was the paparazzi trying to get a picture of him as he is trying to transition to a woman? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. record snowfall is hitting the northeast. minutes ago, massachusetts governor issuing a state of emergency for the state. boston shutting down their subway system for the next 24 hours at least. boston has now had 60 inches over 60 inches of snow in the past couple of weeks. that's just since mid-january. that's the most snow ever in one month. it's set a record for the most snow

new york's governor andrew cuomo spoke about what the passengers went through. you can imagine the horror of those onboard. they were evacuated through the rear of the train and people in the front car simply many of them could not get out. we'll have a live report from the crash site in just a few minutes. >>> more snow is coming to parts of the country already hampered by the nasty winter weather. forecasters say another storm system is on the way to hit the midwest and the northeast. this of course is after the previous system hit not only snarling traffic but also killing at least ten people. meanwhile, schools are reopening and travelers are trying to get back on their way after thousands of flights were canceled earlier this week. among the city's hardest hit, boston. it set a new record for snowiest seven-day period ever with more than 40 inches. >> no snow no cold and no team could keep the new england patriots from glory. lure you're looking at live pictures from the super bowl victory parade delayed by a day. just a day. it will happen. we'll wind thro

. >> that was governor andrew cuomo explaining what happened on metro north train crash and north ofew york city about an hour north of new york city. that is the second busiest rail line in the united states the long island rail line being the busiest passenger train. about 655 passengers. we have confirmed that six of them tonight are dead. we'll be right back. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. i want my yoga pants to smell like i sweat money. i want to smell the way champagne tastes. i love champagne. infuse your laundry with... ...up to 12 weeks of luxurious long-lasting scents... ...unstopables in wash scent booster. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve c

governor andrew cuomo saying that there is no evidence that she was trying to race the train, and itd. he believed at this point in time, she was likely confused. obviously, there are still so many questions. the ntsb getting through the first day of a full investigation day today. they were able to interview the engineer. interestingly, anderson, saying the engineer did see the suv on the tracks and were going within the speed limit when they pulled the emergency brake. there were also 39 seconds we have learned between when those emergency warning signals and lights started going off, then when the train crossed the intersection and that fateful moment happened. so many questions, the people here cannot believe what has happened. i can tell you a that this is a loving mother and she was about to turn 50 in march, and her husband was planning her 50th birthday and she leaves behind three -- daughters aged 15 to 22, and it is an absolute tragedy. still so many questions remain. >> poppy, i appreciate getting up to date on it. >>> next, an incredible story. i hope you stay for it. ima

a spokesman for andrew cuomo tweeted back "yes it's going to be cold. good reason to keep your pants on." that's of course a direct shot at weiner who was involved in a sexting scandal in 2011. >>> the first person claiming to have won a piece of that massive powerball jackpot has come forward tonight. barbara harrison is here in the studio with more on who appears to be a very lucky and deserving lady. barbara? >> reporter: deserving is right jim. her name is marie holmes and she's just 26 years old. she says she's still trying to wrap her mind around the fact she's about to become a multimillionaire. >> i don't know if i want to cry, smile, what like i'm just grateful for this moment. >> reporter: holmes showed off the ticket today and it appears to have the winning numbers. she's a mother of four and says she's been forced to quit jobs at walmart and mcdonald's to care for her children one of whom has the cerebral palsy. >> everything is all -- all the struggle that i ever went through, it was all for him and i just want him to understand that money

governor andrew cuomo says six people were killed in the accident not seven as previously reported. the metro north train slam nad a jeep cherokee stalled on the tracks in val haleh, north of new york city. nbc's kate snow has an update. >> reporter: federal investigators just arriving here on the scene. they're going to be asking a lot of questions about what exactly happened here last night. what we know so far is that a metro north train, that's a major commuter railway out of new york city was coming north on this track behind me here with about 600 or more passengers on board. it was during the evening rush hour when an suv somehow got on to the tracks at a crossing. apparently the driver had driven on to the tracks was hit by a safety guard coming down tried to get out and look at the damage to her car, got back in and tried to move off the tracks but there was another crossing gate in front of her, she couldn't get off the track in time. >> this happens too often. if cars get on the tracks and those gates come down it is a very dangerous position to be in. you always want to

we're live at the scene, and we'll get new details from governor andrew cuomo. >>> incredible dash cam video captures a passenger plane falling from the sky overnight. >>> plus amazon sets its sights on hollywood. ceo jeff bezos joins us in studio 57 along with the creator of the hit show "transparent." >>> but we begin this morning

. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo issued a statement sunday warning new yorkers to be extra alert and to stay safe and avoid delays. while many are saying enough already, others are making the most of it. >> it's fun for the kids to get out in this obviously. it makes for good exercise good clean fun, get them away from the tv. >> they need a bigger hill. >> i want to do that. >>> well meteorologist christina loren shows us whether or not we can do that in the foreseeable future. how are you? >> i'm doing great. happy to see you, chris and scott, of course. tahoe actually picking up some snow as we speak. meanwhile, storm system is going to clear out of here and head to the east coast, dumping more snow on them. what happens is these storm systems come through the bay area, then they go over the rockies and amplify. so more snow on the way from the weather maker that we just had to deal with which is actually clearing out of here as we speak. i want to show you the time lapse from sunol. really gray start to the day. now we're starting to see sunshine. this is going to be th

we're live at the scene, and we'll get new details from governor andrew cuomo. >>> incredible dash campassenger plane falling from the sky overnight. >>> plus amazon sets its sights on hollywood. ceo jeff bezos joins us in studio 57 along with the creator of the hit show "transparent." >>> but we begin this morning with today's yoip

new york governor andrew cuomo tells cnn there will be a thorough investigation. >> it's hard to says on the tracks and i think we'll wait for a full investigation before that's reached. if there's anything to learn from it, certainly the mta wants to learn from it. >> deborah feyerick is in valhalla doing some investigating of her own. what did you learn, deborah? >> reporter: it appears that this tragic accident was part of a chain of events. there was an earlier accident on the highway. there was a lot of heavy traffic especially on the back roads. we're told by a county official that the cars were sort of nose to nose and at pun point the woman in the mercedes suv pulled onto the tracks and when the gates began to close she simply couldn't get off in time. all of that is part of the investigation that the ntsb is going to be undertaking. they're looking at not only human error but medical records of the driver how the fire spread the crossing gates, signals. it appears that after the train collided with that vehicle and pushed it down the tracks there was a huge explosion and the

. >> and bharara spoke about his disagreement with andrew cuomo, the governor of new york. seized evidence from an anti-corruption commission after it was terminated. >> it would be empowered to bring corruption cases for a much longer period of time. >> the governor said he could no longer talk about the commission because of bharara's review but in our interview, bharara said that was not true. >> i don't think i or anyone else has said any particular person shouldn't be talking about how he or she made decisions publicly no. >> while bharara is investigating the top democrat in new york he has warmer relations with chuck schumer. the senior senator hired bharara as his counsel and recommended president obama tap him for the current post. >> how often do you talk to the senator schumer? >> probably ten times in the last year. >> do you deliberately avoid talking? >> i think you do your job to be independent as you can possibly be. >> he said that independence is vital and they take on politician regardless of party. we have to be independent and fearless. we are not elect

. >> host: let's hope jerry brown and andrew cuomo aren't listening right now to this. let's say you win the republican nomination in let's say hillary clinton wins the democratic nomination for the sake of argument what kind of campaign would you run against? what are her weakness is? you know her very well. what weaknesses would you exploit if you are the republican nominee? >> guest: i can't tell you all what i would do because then i would be giving it all away. i think heller's clinton's challenge is she will be tied more to this next election to the policies of barack obama than the policies of her husband bill clinton. as first lady she didn't have an official policy role in the white house. in the obama white house she ran the state department. she was secretary of state. she set the table for our relationships with other countries and i asked mike was democratic friends and yes i have a few. i've asked him this question they can answer. i say name a country on this planet with whom we have a better relationship now than we did when the obama administration took

now, earlier today, governor andrew cuomo confirmed that last night's metro north crash left six peopleicials now say eight people hurt in that wreck are in the hospital right now. doctors saying one of those patients is in critical condition. cnn transportation correspondent rene marsh is there at the crash site. rene multiple probes into the incident already under way. officials saying this morning the driver of the train is expected to survive. what are investigators going to ask him first, do you think? >> reporter: we do know that so far, the ntsb has not started the interview process yet. they hope to do that in another 24 to 48 hours. when they do they will ask how much sleep this individual received, what was the work schedule what was the shift. they want to essentially find out many things because everything is on the table, human error, mechanical error. they also want to know was anything wrong with the train in the moments leading up to this impact because at this hour jake the question still remains, how did that suv get stuck on the tracks. smoke and flames poured out of

he says that's the governor andrew cuomo says that's all that was going on here he wasn't protectingion, what is the other side of this? what is the politics of this if there is one? >> you know the politics for cuomo right now are bad because he spent last year wrestling with this commission with a lot of headlines. he wants to focus on school reform. now he is back talking about corruption. >> what do they think happening here? is it being unfairly targeted? >> well they believe that to put it simply is criminalizing a lot of what is just politics you know you can argue for a long time that albany and a lot of states should have tougher ethics laws and campaign donation laws. they say they are playing by the rules as they exist. >> that's what bob mcdonald said in virginia. he was playing by the rules in the state of virginia. but it does seem like the line is moving here. cuomo was pounded last year the governor was pounded last year. he still ended up winning. fairly easily. and i wonder here whether we got more smoke than fire. >> you know what i thought was interesting, ari mel

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let's bring in new york's governor andrew cuomo. mr.s so much for joining us this morning. what have investigators told you about what caused this crash? >> good morning, alisyn. well the investigators have a preliminary analysis. this is a situation that there will be a full investigation, there's the equivalent of the black box and once that is revealed you'll have an electronic record of exactly what happened. but what appears to have happened is just as you suggested, the metro north line came out of grand central station, it was headed up towards duchess, duchess county. and it hit a, suv which was on the tracks. pushed the suv about 400 feet. it appears that the suxt went on fire. and that fire then extended to the train. so between the fire and the collision, there was quite a bit of damage in the front end of the train. the driver of the car perished. and as did another six people who were basically in the first car of the train. and we have about nine very serious injuries. it's hard to say why the car was on the tracks. and i

news from the house this friday morning, new york governor andrew cuomo has scheduled a special electionor may 5 to replace u.s. representative michael grimm, who represent -- resigned after pleading guilty for tax evasion. cuomo's announcement comes just days after a federal judge ordered him to set this date by noon on friday in a lawsuit brought by voters. former congressman graham is still awaiting sentencing. let's take a life not to the house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms washington, d.c. february 20, 2015. i hereby appoint the honorable luke messer to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. eternal god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. we thank you once again that we your creatures can come before you and ask guidance for the men and women of this assembly. send your spirit

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governor andrew cuomo called the crash scene a truly ugly and brutal sight. on board after it collided with an suv. most passengers had to be rescued themself as smoke filled the cars. some trying to save strangers who were up front. >> we could not get the head car's door open for some reason. we were trying to break the glass to no avail. it seemed like somehow some of the people in the head car got out. it seemed maybe they broke the window or something. >> well officials say a black jeep cherokee dref on to the tracks as the crossing gates came down. the driver got out to look for damage then jumped back in to try and drive away but was stuck, her suv shoved farther than the length of a football field. the impact causing an explosion of flames. adam reese is at the scene. the investigators, i understand it, have arrived. what's the very latest of some of the conditions of people that were on that train?

new york governor andrew cuomo announced the state will hold a special election may 5 to fill michael grimms pharmacy. he resigned from the u.s. house after pleading guilty to tax evasion in december. >> here are some of our featured future programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. >> find our complete television schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you were watching. call us at (202)626-3400, e-mail us at comments@c-span.org or send us a tweet at c-span hashtag comments. join the c-span conversation like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> now a discussion on this week's train derailment in west virginia that resulted in a crude oil spill and fire and related oil transportation safety issues. it's from today's "washington journal." >> host: a discussion of rail safety and what can happen when a tanker, an oil tanker, goes off the rails as it did in west virginia last week. joining us is bob deans of the national resources defense council and also from dallas, brigham mccown, former acting administrator of the pipe line and hazardous ma

new york governor andrew cuomo said given the devastation he saw here last night he was surprised therent looked into this railroad because they've had several accidents over the last few years. mika. >>> in asia this time taiwan at least 13 people killed after a commercial jet crashed shortly after takeoff this morning. incredible horrifying video, actually. authorities say the transasia airlines plane clipped a bridge and crashed into a shallow river. 58 passengers and crew onboard. kresse rescue stillunder way. here's the video now. at least 28 people found alive. 31 from mainland china. others from taiwan. joining us now from beijing. nbc news correspondent ian williams. ian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, joe. well that dramatic footage was shot from a dashcam of a passing car, which itself only just missed the aircraft. it came down almost on its side collided with that flyover before careening, cartwheeling into the river. what's not clear is whether the pilot deliberately tried to make it into the river. he managed to make his way by a couple of apartment block there's

andrew cuomo spoke at the scene of this crash. >> it's a painful reminder how precious life is and sometimes how random it can be. >> as emergency crews worked into the early morning, their lights cast shadows among the grave stones of a cemetery. a fresh tragedy with few answers. governor cuomo said given what he saw last night and the devastation, he is surprised there were not more casualties. this is a train that has come under scrutiny from investigators. they had several accidents over the last few years. >> thank you. debra is the president and ceo of the council and chair of the ntsb. they are beginning their investigation. what is first on the list at the scene? >> they will arrive and begin to gather the perishable evidence and focus on things that might go away in time. they will be gathering recorders and video that might be in the vicinity and talking to eyewitnesss. >> tell me more about the recorders. what will they learn when they start to go through the images. >> with the recorders, generally what they have is recorders that will identify speed and direction and throttle po

overnight new york governor andrew cuomo spoke at the scene of this crash. >> it's a painful reminder to all of us how precious life is and sometimes how random it can be. >> reporter: as emergency crews worked into the early morning, their lights cast long shadows among the grave stones of a neighboring cemetery, a fresh tragedy with few answers. the governor also said given what he saw here last night and all of the devastation he is surprised there weren't more casualties. carson, this is a train that's come under scrutiny in the past from federal investigators, they had several accidents over the last few years. >> kate snow on the scene. thank you. debra is the president and sew of the safety council and former chair of the ntsb. ntsb beginning their investigation this morning. what is first on their list at the scene? >> they will arrive and begin to gather the perishable evidence. they want to focus on things that might go away in time, but they will be gathering recorders from the trains, any video that might be in the vicinity, and talking to eyewitnesss. >> tell me more abou

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