we need leaders that believe in producing results and getting things done, leaders like andrew cuomo kathy. [applause] i have had the personal privilege of knowing and working alongside governor cuomo for a since he worked with the clinton administration as secretary of housing and urban development. andw his compassion determination as he worked to confront homelessness. we travel together to puerto rico after hurricane george and i saw how committed he was to solving problems and making our country more resilient. not surprised he is the only elected official consistently trying to help puerto rico right now. [applause] toour governor, he has led the way forward on so many issues that matter to hard-working families. under his leadership, our state added more than a million private sector jobs. [applause] hims proud to stand with when new york became the first state to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. full time works should have to raise their family in poverty. heartbreak of the 2016 election, i was overjoyed when he announced plans to put an affordable college education with

of all, we need leaders that believe in producing results and getting things done, leaders like andrew cuomo and kathy hope. i've had the personal privilege of working with governor cuomo for a very long time, ever since he worked in the clinton administration as the secretary of housing. i saw his compassion and determination as he worked to confront homelessness. we traveled together to puerto rico after hurricane george and i saw how committed he was to solving problems and making our country more resilient. i am not surprised he is the only elected official consistently trying to help puerto rico right now. as our governor, he led the way forward on so many issues that matter to new york's hard-working families. under his leadership, our state has erased a $10 million deficit and added more than a million private sector jobs. i was proud to stand with him when new york was the first state to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. because no one who works full time should have to raise their family in poverty. after the heartbreak of the 2016 election, i was overjoyed when he announced pl

didn't say that and andrew cuomo is a distinguished public servant.n the 1990s in the clinton administration, hud secretary, and have genuine respect for him as an officeholder. the fact that she's willing to make that endorsement, take some political heat is a good thing. it shows who she is standing behind and what she believes. >> i was at those events when she was laughing and cheering madeleine albright on, the idea that women should be stepping up to other women. >> she took a lot of criticism for not pushing the idea that she would vote for hillary clinton because she was a woman. to be fair andrew cuomo is a governor, cynthia next in his new to politics and making a real endorsement. of cynthia nixon was in a published political figure and officeholder and didn't endorse him, that would be a problem. >> this week you are in hot water with democrats who are upset at your op-ed where you said enough is enough with the mueller probe. new polling data, is this ever going to end, people wanted to be over. >> i went through this in 98 and i don't th

the immediate previous owners of this job before him are andrew cuomo, who's now governor of new york, and elliot spitzer, who is a lot of things. also a former governor of new york. in addition to that just being a high-profile job, eric schneiderman is also unusually high-profile even for a new york attorney general right now. because of the perception or at least the theory that his office might essentially function as kind of a backup to robert mueller's special counsel's office at some point. if president trump decides to fire his way through the justice department to end the mueller probe or if he decides to issue presidential pardons to people who have thus far been caught up in the russia investigation. the theory's been that even if trump issued pardons to people like, say, paul manafort or hypothetically michael cohen or national security adviser mike flynn, attorney general eric schneiderman in new york state might at that point p able to bring parallel charges under state law instead of federal law which could allow cases against any of these people, again, hypothetically

that is exactly what andrew cuomo has done, whether he is standing with immigrant families, fightingack against tax changes that will arm new yorkers, or urging schools in texas to do something after the school shootings. [applause] he is not afraid to take on anyone who tries to correct this state or our country. i know he will continue to rally others and joined this fight. i know he is going to have some new allies, november. that is one of the reasons i am thrilled to see stacey abrams on -- won the primary in georgia last night. i supported her in the primary and i look forward to supporting her campaign. governor cuomo is not doing all of this alone. we are fortunate to have a really terrific delegation representing us in washington, committed elected officials, like my longtime friend who just addressed to you. [applause] exciting candidates up and down the ticket. the very real challenges, i am inspired by the grassroots energy and activism we are seeing across america. people in every corner of this state are mounting a massive resistance, from the students marching to deman

hillary clinton in that camp went out and stood up for andrew cuomo.bviously he's the head of a huge political machine, so that had so much to do with it. maybe she's more popular than -- than we know. >> but i think some of the bitterness is toward hillary because she lost -- >> the more hillary the better from the republican perspective. i want as much hillary and bill, at this point, as possible out there. like the obamas to focus on netflix. >> a lot of young democrats who are coming out and saying i will not back nancy pelosi. i will not vote for her to have the speakership again if in fact the democrats take over the house in the mid terms. but with hillary clinton, you look at some of these democratic senators who could be in trouble in trump owon states. would i want hillary clinton to come campaign for me? >> every time she makes it about her, every time she gets on stage, it is about her. it is backward looking, not forward looking. >> in terms of that, though, i want -- i want hillary clinton to go down to west virginia and help campaign for

andrew cuomo. but if you look at experience, it's what your experience has brought you to. perience doesn't mean squat unless you're actually good at managing an state. his record shows he is not. the governor is directly responsible for a couple of things, the transit system and economic development. both of these have been disasters of management under andrew kwoem moment. certainly the new york city subway is now infamous. we have the worst on-time record of any transit system in the world. we keep hitting new lows. and his economic development has been rife with corruption and cronyism and very little job creation to show for it. >> so i'm going bracket that, whether that is true or not that is the case against andrew como and year making the case. >> yet. >> but i'm asking you, cynthia nixon, what are you going to do about it? why should voters trust when you have to deal with the craziness is albany and the politics and the mta which is a bureaucratic nightmare that you're going have to the experience to pull the levers to get thing done. >> so what we need now in new

did new york governor andrew cuomo know? about new york mayor bill de blasio.ow about senator and self-proclaimed #metoo leader kristen gilibrand? all of them supporting him for years just as he supported bill clinton and ted kennedy and harvey weinstein. they've gotten a pass for all of that. this time it's worth getting to the bottom of their complicity if any of this. tammy bruce is a radio show host in new york city. she joins us now. how long before eric s schneiderman's alleged abuses become the abuse of all men? this is really a macro problem.m shouldn't we pause before we shift responsibility to everyone and asked who know about this specific guy? >> yes. i mean, look, this is still sinking in it so horrific. it's one thing to be arguing about sexual harassment in treating women badly or unequally in the one place, bad enough. these are stories of physical violence, of domestic violence, which has not been dealt with a great deal when it comes to the #metoo movement and a man who was law enforcement. the attorney general of the state and it's an extraor

a number of andrew cuomo's associates, joe was just convic.was federal ending new york city, investigations of bill de blasio were largely being done by the federal government. >> tucker: kind of funny. meanwhile, this guy is suing everybody about global warming. >> global warming or coming up with ways to have part in proof indictments of trump associates or suing the vitamin industry. >> tucker: meanwhile, the cesspool around him goes unaddressed. seth, thank you for that dispatch from new york. not heartening, but fascinating. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: democrats suppressing abuse claims to cover a political ally is obviously nothing new. in the 1990s, allegations that were a conspiracy, that's when hillary clinton said, do not take it seriously, watch. go to great, great story here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain it is the vast right wing conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband since the day he announced for president. >> tucker: 's are normal people laughed at that. it's a famous piece of ta

rob: andrew cuomo is up for reelection.d is an actress who is pretty far left, competition for the primary, he is moving left to satisfy his base and because of that we think this next topic comes up 24,000 parolees are eligible to vote in the election. what do you think of a plan like that? >> governor cuomo announced it with our sharpton by his side which tells you what you need to know. it is blatantly political. if this needed to be done, the governor, why did he wait until he had this far left challenger in a primary in an election year? rank political behavior. you are seeing liberalism, progressivism leads to state sanctioned injustice every time it is tried and we are seeing that play out in new york. jillian: a man like herman bell would be one of these parolees who is able to vote. >> murderers and rapists voting in our elections in november. if you are a law-abiding citizen in the same jurisdiction they will cancel out your vote. rob: you get the same amount of say. >> governor cuomo, they paid their debt they ha

. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo appointing a special prosecutor.igned on monday hour after four men accused him of physical abuse in a bombshell new yorker investigation. schneiderman deny any wrongdoing. errol lewis that a new op ed. great to see you. >> good morning. >> you have been reporting on new york politics for decades. were there ever any even wheu per about this violent side. >> apparently there were. i did not hear any of though wheu percent. i talked to those who were part of the albany scene. there were stories over the years. nothing nearly ashoking a what was reported. but he was known to go outside the lineses in some of his personal relationship, according to some women. >> now what that been alleged is so appalling. it feel like this is just the beginning. it feel like there is a lot more to uncover. governor cuomo is asking for a special prosecutor so the manhattan district attorney doesn't have to, what, investigate his old bo? >> not his old bo so much. they already had a conflict that was going on. when the harvey weinstein s

he launches a new lawsuit against new york governor andrew cuomo. welcome to fox news at night. this is a fox news alert. breaking tonight the senate judiciary committee led by sen. chuck grassley demanding answers from deputy attorney general ron rosenstein and fbi director christopher ray, records of the intercepted calls between flynn and russian ambassador kislyak and the agent who took notes during the interview with michael flynn that led to his guilty plea for lying to federal agent. the issue came up during fbi director james comey's bookstore. >> did you tell lawmakers fbi agents to believe michael flynn was lying intentionally to investigators? >> no. i don't know what -- maybe somebody misunderstood something i said. i didn't say that. shannon: there is the possibility someone in donald trump's campaign was a secret fbi source. catherine herridge tells us what she is hearing tonight. >> reporter: a source close to the matter says there is a renewed interest by congressional investigators in the 300 page testimony from glenn simpson, the cofounder of fusion gps. the st

mayor andrew cuomo reacted. >> i think these women were especially courageous. they were dealing with the attorney general. according to the article, they were threatened not to say anything. and they came forward anyway. the attorney general is now looking at a possible criminal investigation. >> laura ingle has more. laura? >> harris, the details of what these woman say new york attorney general eric schneiderman was doing behind closed doors makes his alleged crimes more shocking. in an article, four women alleged schneiderman slapped, choked or abused them while they were having romantic encounters with him. the nypd tells fox news they have no records of any complaints filed by these women who said they were too frightened to come forward because of snide -- schneiderman's alleged things. he issued in the following statement. >> schneiderman resigned saying the allegations would be too much for him to continue. today andrew cuomo commended the women for coming forward. >> what they were expressing was, there was a fear that he was the attorney general and p

but primary frights work their stupid magic on both sides and in new york democratic governor andrew cuomohis name as a moderate is being challenged by activist and progressive cynthia nixon, and i couldn't be happen queer about her candidacy, and i know you're expecting me to make a sex in the city joke by saying i'm such a miranda. but the show ended 14 years ago so get over it and stop being such a charlotte! ( applause ) and while polls have nixon trailing quoam o he's been swerving left than a bruce driver on bath salts. >> cuomo is following nixon entrance by checking off a list. >> governor quoam-had an order to give prison parolees the right to vote. >> a major push to legalize marijuana. >> cynthia nixon came out in favor of legalization and governor cuomo is considering it. >> governor cuomo wants to ban plastic shopping bags throughout the united states. >> cynthia was leading a rally with environmental activists. >> no more plastic bags in new york! finally, everybody's dog shit will be able to breathe in public garbage cans as god intended! ( laughter ) if you don't like the s

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at the democratic convention this month, hillary clinton put her support behind andrew cuomo who is runningor reelection in november but faces a primary challenge. in her remarks, the former presidential candidate spoke about democratic values and the upcoming midterm elections. it runs about 15 minutes.

twist of irony, the manhattan district attorney'office has been asked by new york governor to andrew cuomoto investigate these allegations of physical abuse that came to light in "the new yorker" magazine, d those allegations have shocked new york. "the new york post" said it was "hyde and schneiderman," in reference to dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. it is ironic because mr. schneiderman's office was investigating the district attorney for why he did not further pursue allegations against harvey weinstein. a bit of twist of fate in new york. laura: what has mr. schneiderman saidimself about the actual allegations? he resigned pretty quickly. nada: it was lightni fast, less than three hours after the article was published. he basically said he engaged in role-playing in coensual intimate relationships. he said it was, again, a bit of role-playing. but when you speak to the women, they clearly laid out in "the new yorker" magazine that this was in some cases outside of their intimate encounters, that this was absolutely notyi role-p, it was not consensual. oley said at times that he slapped them v

still, calls for schneiderman's resignation came quickly including from peter king, governor andrew cuomo and the national organization for women. just three hours after the allegations first surfaced, schneiderman announced he will step down effective at the end of business today. he again contested the claims, saying while the allegations are unrelated to my professional conduct or the operations of the office, they will effectively prevent me from leading the office's work at this critical time. overnight the manhattan district attorney's office confirmed it has opened an investigation into the allegations. >>> today president donald trump plans to reveal his highly anticipated critical decision on the iran nuclear deal just days ahead of the looming may 12th deadline. president trump has until saturday to decide whether to renew the 120-day waiver that lifts sanctions on iran in return or the limitations on the country's nuclear program. both iran and israel made strong statements about the deal. but the consequences if the u.s. were to pull out of the six-nation agreement remain in d

. >> reporter: new york's governor andrew cuomo has called for an investigation.nd the new york city police department says if it receives complaints of a crime, it, too, will investigate thoroughly. >> john schiumo here in new york. thank you very much, john. >>> president trump says he'll announce his decision on the iran nuclear deal this afternoon. the president has long criticized the agreement which he calls the worst deal ever. american allies have been trying to persuade mr. trump to maintain the agreement. the british foreign minister made a last-ditch appeal to the administration during a visit to washington. weijia jiang reports. >> reporter: british foreign secretary boris johnson met with secretary of state mike pompeo to urge the u.s. to remain a part of the nuclear deal with iran. >> which could lead to a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: johnson did not meet with president trump but may have been trying to send him a message about withdrawing by appearing on fox news. >> you can't do that without just throw the baby out with the bath water, without scra

governor andrew cuomo has deployed the national guard to help with recovery efrtsz. >> how about when the doctor on board is the doctor? the surgeon general answered the call for help in a medical emergency aboard a delta flight. dr. jerome adams tweeted about the incident saying he was glad to assist. according to a health and human services spokeswoman, a passenger lost consciousness while the plane was trying to take off in fort lauderdale. dr. adams stepped in and advised the plane to return to the galt where he and two nurses escorted the patient to medics at the terminal. that passenger is stable and thank of the for the help. dr. adams even called the patient's spouse to explain what happened. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins has a look to see if there will be any break with all the green behind you. it doesn't look like it. >> no, it is a murky, murky morning up the east coast. rain heavy in philadelphia moving to new york city as we head towards the rush hour. flood watches are up. we are expecting heavy rain especially late night into early friday around washington, d.c., ba

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo named a federal prosecutor into eric schneiderman. the one-time champion of the me too era announced his resignation after abuse against four women. nbc's ann thompson has the latest developments. >> reporter: new york's tabloids blaired the shocking accusations. the state's top law enforcement officer, attorney general eric schneiderman, accused of spitting at, choking, hitting or demeaning four women he dated. claims new york's governor promised would be investigated by an independent district attorney. >> no one is above the law. no one should be afraid to come forward. >> reporter: the women, two on the record who were in relationships with him for more than a year, two unidentified, telling their stories to the new yorker. michelle manning barish says one night schneiderman called her a whore and all of a sudden he slapped me open handed with great force across the face, landing the blow directly onto my ear. author tanya said, we could rarely have sex without him beating me. the sri lankan nate avenue said he started calling me

now new york governor andrew cuomo is calling for schneiderman to resign. >> sean: trace gallagher in the l.a. bureau. joining us with reaction to the opening monologue, sara carter, civil rights criminal attorney david shone, the author of the upcoming book, i love this book, i have seen a lot of it. "the russian hoax. the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump." gregg jarrett. i love the title. >> thank you. >> sean: wow! cuomo wants this attorney general out. donald trump sweeted that in 2013 -- tweeted that in 2013. weiner, snitser and snyder. >> he had to have known nothing. schneiderman's excuse is this is rough sex and i never crossed the line to assault. that doesn't seem to be what the accusers are saying. schneiderman's finished. he just doesn't know it yet. >> look at the cover, the headline on drudge. i have so much ground to ever co. let me go to contempt issue that we spoke to devin nunes about. david, get your take on that. >> this is government working for devin nunes to go forward with this. we wish a constitutional crisis but not the constitut

on the subject of candidate recruitment, are you recruiting cynthia nixon to run against andrew cuomo for governor? - no. - why do people think you are? she is a political ally of yours, let's just say that you and the governor are not exactly america's fun couple, right? (audience laughs) we think we have cities versus state tension in texas, nothing compared to what you have there. she's talking about running. - yeah. - it's like, i go to bed at night, there's no snow on the ground, i wake up in the morning there's snow on the ground, i didn't see it snow, but i know it's snowed. you want to tell me you have nothing to do with this? (audience laughs) - okay, that, your analogy is fascinating, i know explain how-- (audience laughs) - i mean, come on, i don't see your fingerprints on it, but you're not telling me they're there? - evan, evan, let me explain how snow works. (audience laughs) - okay, all right. - it gets very cold, and then. - i get it, okay. (audience laughs) - i am not involved in that effort. - it's not snowing in the governor's race. - yes, it's not, okay. one, i'm n

new york governor andrew cuomo has appointed a special prosecutor to look into allegations about newgeneral eric schneider meant. accusing him violently assaulted them despite resigning, claims the evidence for role-play were nonconsensual. that is what is happening now in new york. how about the annoying telemarketing calls. tracee carrasco joins us now. >> if your phone number was on the national do-not-call trade, but dish network still calls you, you could get $1200. the telemarketing lawsuit in north carolina ruled that it violated the consumer protection act. 18 dozen phone numbers were called between may 2010 on august 2011. if you can remember back then, there is a website you can check to see if your phone number was on that list. maybe you've got $1200. >> google adding a text prediction feature which would make writing e-mails easier to suggest what you might take next similar to predictive testing on your smartphone. the difference is google's a.i. will take a broader view and customize recommendations just for you. for example, if you type in my address is gmail fill in

call it a show of respect, the senate approving the bill which headed to democratic governor andrew cuomo'sany governor jerry brown has hundreds of migrants about the flood his state but the vice president is the problem here. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with reaction to jerry brown's remarks. >> reporter: an example how divided democrats and republicans are california governor jerry brown brushing off concerns over the migrant caravan taking a met vp mike pence. >> the border is a problem in this particular area of the country. >> pence is the problem. >> the last but republicans punchingbag, rich on twitters is the biggest political problem in our country is you, jerry brown. steve says governor brown needs to look at what he has done to california, not good. a lot of anger over his comment from the republican party. >> it made me giggle in some way. let's talk about facebook, can't stand facebook. >> facebook is entering the world of online dating. take a listen. >> 200 million people on facebook with themselves a single. women have something to do here. and helping people bui

andrew cuomo is of the same generation as hillary clinton and they are have much machine politicians.hillary with have been a major events, breaking the ultimate glass ceiling. but i think she'll always be that machine politician. kennedy: she doesn't help anyone else. any other woman break the glass ceiling. she uses that hammer of hers to break her blackberries. i sounds like my crazy aunt. you make me miss the 90s. musicians made so much money and they didn't have to tour. all right, what final advice do you have for our mrs. clinton? >> keep hitting the speaking circuit as long as they will have you. as long as the college students are forced to sit for an hour and listen to the 2016 campaign be relitigated, milk it for all it's worst. ken report ex-convict former coal barron was supposed to be out of the picture after he came in third earlier this month. he caused quite a headache for republicans as he engaged in a public feud with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. blin kenship dubbed him cocaine mitch. he's back in the game saying he'll make a run as a third party candidat

republican party called tonight for schneiderman to step down but new york democratic governor andrew cuomo called for his resignation the pressure was mounting. cuomo has called for a full investigation. the nypd says it has no complaints on file against eric schneiderman. >> that resignation at the end of business tomorrow. minority leader nancy pelosi calling for an ethics investigation into a fellow congressman who acknowledged he is an unnamed defendant in a case alleging he molested a 16-year-old. he denies all allegations but says he will fully cooperate with the ethics investigation. the recent heating up, our scoble for the first primary dave 2018, the pres. baking west virginia voters not to pull another, quote, ron moore but don blankenship is not listening is one of his -- >> people are beginning to know especially donald trump that nominating don blankenship would be an electoral disaster for west virginia because he would be defeated by joe mention. we are seeing more people talk about that from the president of the united states on down. >> our recent polling show us up 18 to

. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo signed legislation to prevent anyone convicted of domestic violence from owning a gun. >> i live in charleston, south carolina, my friends, mentor and client was killed in a church with eight other people and nothing has been done. we can't depend on washington dc, dysfunctional city, to get things done so the power rests with we the people or in very local governments. >> we reached out to the comptroller's office to ask about his letter to credit card companies, so far we have not heard back. >> time for the political panel, former special assistant to donald trump and press secretary to mike pence and juan williams part of the train from new york city stopping in. thank you both for being here. let's start with guns. the pres. used this in the context of the midterms. here is what he said. >> you know what is happening. it seems that if we are going to outlaw guns like so many people want to do, democrats, you better get out and vote. >> this is something we talked about. this works better for as a campaign issue. what do you think? >> loo

after quickly losing the support of democratic leaders including governor andrew cuomo who spoke out this morning. listen. >> change comes when people demand change and change comes when the problem is revealed and exposed. that is always step one. >> if true, the ironic twist become his role as an outspoken figure in the me too movement against sexual harassment which angered two of his accusers. in 2016, his office published a know your rights brochure for victims of domestic violence. in 2010 when he was a state senator for manhattan, he introduced a bill to make intentional strangulation a violent felony. barbara underwood will take over for now and an interim replacement will be chosen by the state legislature with voters deciding on a new attorney general in november. it goes on. >> thanks. >> jon: for more, let's bring in jock mccormack, writer for the weekly standards. what a 24 hours. the allegations come out and the governor goes after him and he tender it's his resignation. doesn't usually happen that quickly. >> not usually but these are horrific allegations. multiple all

new york governor andrew cuomo asked for a special prosecutor to investigate allegations against schneidermanout about the accusations yesterday. >> no one is above the law. no one should be afraid to come forward. if it is the president of the united states, if it is the attorney general of new york,ment nobody is above the law. >> he resigned as attorney general monday night, just hours after the new yorker published an article with claims he had been violent with four women. schneiderman denied those allegations. >>> more on this morning's other top story, results of the primary contest. what the returns in four states could signal about president trump's sway as we head to mid term contests. be right back. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you d

the governor of new york andrew cuomo is calling for the attorney general to resign. >>> voting has beguneceive a vote by mail ballot starting today. they have to be returned and postmarked on or before election day. that's june 5th. if you haven't registered, there's still time to do that. you have until may 21st. >>> a new poll on the san francisco mayor's race shows it's close. a poll commissioned by the firefighters union shows london breed leads the pack with 28% of first place votes. mark leno is second with 21%. supervisor jane kim scored 17%. >>> richie greenburg, the lone republican in the race received 6% of the first place votes. >>> an off duty officer pulls a gun on a paying customer. the tense exchange over a pack of mentos. >> the latest in robot tech. protecting athletes. we test out the machine that can determine your risk for an injury in seconds. "gunshots- pop pop pop" or cover when >>> two people under arrest in connection with a shooting at a bowling alley in daly city. people dove for cover at the classic bowling center on april 28th. one person was hit after a verb

. >> strong and swift reaction from new york governor andrew cuomo today after the new york magazine detailed allegations of four women who claimed they suffered physical abuse of the hands of the state's highest ranking law enforcement officer. democratic attorney general, eric schneiderman. >> these women should have their day in court. they should have the opportunity to tell a district attorney the facts and circumstances. >> all four women described similar instances of being slapped and choked. two of the women required medical treatment of their alleged assault but were too afraid to go to police. in a statement, schneiderman said in the privacy of intimate relationships, i have engaged in role-playing and other consensual activity. i have not assaulted at anyone and have never engaged in nonconceptual nonnonconsensual. hours after the article went on line he resigned to commencing the allegations would be too much of a distraction for him to continue. the manhattan district attorney's office has launched an investigation. schneider helped champion the "me too" movement. in fe

david: new york governor andrew cuomo says his disgraced former attorney general eric schneiderman couldter several women accused him of physical abuse. connell mcshane has more. reporter: david, schneiderman ironically in a criminal investigation by a man he investigated. cy vance. he had been investigating the way vance's office handled the weinstein case. he quickly resigned last night within hours of "the new yorker" breaking a story about him which four women accused him of non-consensual physical violence. governor cuomo called for him to get out. he talked about the importance of this position he once held himself. >> as far as the selection for the next attorney general is involved, first the attorney general is a very important position. as you know i held that position. it's very powerful. it's very important. it's even more important today in some ways because of what is going on in washington. reporter: washington and certainly wall street. we'll be watching quite closely wondering what comes next. it brings to mind another so-called sheriff of wall street, eliot spitzer, whe

. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo called the allegations disturbing and credited the women for coming i have tremendous accolades for the women who came forward. that is the essence of this me too movement. and this me too moment. >> neither of the women who spoke on the record filed any police complaints. but both say they sought out medical attention and confided if people close to them about the abuse. >> a sixth straight day of eruptions from the kilauea volcano in hawaii, the lava reaching 2,000 degrees is covering communities. marshalsy gonzalez is on the big island with the latest. >> reporter: new cracks opening in the ground. >> wow! >> spewing lava into this neighborhood. >> look at it erupting. i was stunned. >> reporter: some of the nearly 2,000 evacuated residents returning long enough to pack up and leave again, knowing time is running out. >> it's so close that probably tomorrow night it might be inundated or covered up. >> reporter: 35 building most homes, all destroyed by the volcanic eruptions. the line of 12 fissures extending 2 miles erupting in places up to 330 fe

oliver north here as the nra launches a new lawsuit against andrew cuomo. i'm shannon bream in washington and this is a fox news alert. breaking to be the the strike that senate jurisdictionary committee demanding answers from deputy attorney general rod rowen stein and christopher ray. he wants records between intercepted calls between the -- he wants to interview the agents who took entries. >> did you tell lawmakers that michael flynn was lying intentionally to investigators. >> no. >> you did not. >> and i have seen that in the media. maybe someone misunderstood, i didn't believe that and didn't say that. >> shannon: more on flynn in just a moment but there appears to be the possibility that someone inside president trump's can maple campaign was a secret fbi source. chief intelligence correspondent tells us what she is hearing tonight. >> a source close to tell matter tells fox news there is renewed interest in this 300 page august 2017 congressional testimony from glen simpson. the firm behind the unverified trump dossier. in january the senate jurisd

andrew cuomo called for his resignation and within an hour the attorney general stepped down.hile these allegations are unrelated to my professional conduct they will effectively prevent me from leading the office's work at this critical time. schneiderman's resignation, a dramatic fall from grace for a public official widely considered to be a champion for women's rights. >> are we ready to fight against male supremesy in all its forms? >> she not married was at the forefront of the metoo movement leading the charge against harvey weinstein and the weinstein company. >> a pervasive pattern of sexual harassment, intimidation, discrimination and abuse at the weinstein company. >> reporter: schneiderman has been a fierce critic of president trump and his policies, bringing more than 100 actions over everything from the dreamer program to potential presidential pardons. >> when bullies step up, you have to step to them and step to them quickly and that's what we're here to do today. >> reporter: schneiderman sued trump over fraud resulting in a $25 million settlement. retweeting

then in new york, democrat party heavy weights overwhelmingly getting behind incumbent governor andrew cuomoer his progressive challenger cynthia nixon. here with me ed rollins republican strategy and former campaign manager for the reagan bush ticket 1984 and democratic strategist jessica tarlov senior director of research both are fox news contributors good to see you both. >> thank you. trish: ed starting with you. where are the weaknesses right now as you see it? what is the problem with the democrats message that's a big question but what is the problem with it and will republicans be successful as a result? >> well five months to go we don't know what's going to happen a lot can happen. here is what is happening a lot of enthusiasm among particularly women candidates turning out a lot of people on the democratic side a lot of people who basically thought okay, got to go out and fight trump there's been intensity in the voter turn out, now and when that happens sometimes the establishment types and as you look across the lines, if you're incumbent sometimes you're not doing very well an

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