and malcolm a federal today snatching back at andrew cuomo and bill de blasio -- i'm glad somebody isruling that new york was wrong to limit worship services during the pandemic. the ruling stated governor cuomo and mayor de blasio could have easily discourage protests instead of encouraging what they knew was a flagrant disregard of the outdoor limits and social distancing rules, but by acting as they did, governor cuomo and mayor de blasio sent a clear message that mass protests are deserving of preferential treatment. joining me now is maria months alvarado, vice president and executive director of the becket fund for religious liberty come a great group that does great work. maria, this is very important, because we all saw the hypocrisy unfolding, but why did this case succeed in other cases against restrictions on religious gatherings in particular failed? >> you know, that is a really great question. at this moment, the facts have changed, the fact on the ground are different. you have protesters outside, and government officials who are participating in protests that looked qu

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el gobernador andrew cuomo firmÓ leyes contra la violencia policial y el abuso de la fuerza.las manifestaciones multitudinarias contra la brutalidad policial y el racismo. teddy carranza tiene detalles de este paquete legislativo y las posibles consecuencias que tendrÁ para la comunidad y para los agentes de policÍa. peggy. las protestas masivas en contra de la brutalidad policial estÁn haciendo eco y no se detienen. hoy cumplen 18 dÍas. lo que parece estÁ generando serios cambios. se horas, el gobernador de nueva york andrew cuomo promulgÓ un histórico paquete de leyes contra la violencia policial. >> una reforma policial se ha demorado demasiado. peggy: las medidas fueron aprobadas por la legislatura estatal, incluyen revelar los registros disciplinarios de los agentes. >> es necesario porque estÁ más transparencia.si hay un policÍa que estÁ usando el poder, el pueblo tiene que saber. peggy: tambiÉn criminaliza las tÉcnicas de estrangulamiento. establecen un fiscal especial para que investigue muertes de personas no armadas a manos de la policÍa. >> tiene que hacer algo. la

. >> governor andrew cuomo will join us.is state has gone from the epicenter to the biggest success story in containing the outbreak. he may impose a quarantine on people coming into new york. we'll ask him act that. also tonight, why covid-19 has taken such a disproportionate toll on african-americans and what can be done to change that. >> and also taking your questions from our medical experts. tweet to them with the #cnntownhall or leave a common on our facebook page. we'll try to get to as many questions as we can. plus, reports from around the country and around the world, including beijing, where they're seei seeing an uptick in cases. but in this country, more than 118,000 lives lost and some states facing some very hard facts. tonight, more than 118,000 people in the u.s. have died from the coronavirus. and more than 2.1 million have tested positive. infection rates in more than 20 states are climbing, with ten states seeing their highest seven-day average of new daily cases since the pandemic began. florida alone r

joining us now is governor andrew cuomo.irst of all, just, you got to feel pretty good about what is happening in the state. how does it feel to you? what do you see in the numbers? >> anderson, where we sit, it's been a dramatic turnaround, as you mentioned. we did have the worst-case scenario and began with the highest infection rate. that's because, remember, the virus came to new york from europe. and the federal government thought it was still in china. so we were blindsided by the virus. it landed in our airports, and we had the worst situation in the country. we had the worst situation on the globe. but we took it very seriously. we followed the science. we did the testing, et cetera. we now have the lowest infection rate in the country. we went from the highest infection rate, to the lowest infection rate. and we're reopening our regions, and we've been phasing in the economic activity. so our numbers are doing very, very well. we have less than a 1% infection rate. we did 60,000 tests yesterday. less than 1% infecti

which is why i'm in conversation with new york's governor andrew cuomo.xecutive mansion in albany, new york, has been home to, among others, grover cleveland, theodore roosevelt, franklin d. roosevelt -- >> f.d.r., this is a wheelchair he used in this home. >> pauley: and for the past nine years, andrew cuomo. it is a lovely home, but it is not homey. where is the homey part. >> there is no homey part. we live more on the second floor, which is a little more casual. >> pauley: and familiar. his father, mario cuomo, who died in 2015, was a three-term governor of new york. >> governor: i can see him sitting right in that corner, watching a ballgame with the telephone. he was never more than 10 feet away from the telephone. >> pauley: today andrew cuomo is having a moment. despite being the global epicenter of the covid crisis this spring, suffering a staggering death toll of 25,000 -- >> governor: it was a silent explosion that just ripples through society. >> pauley: new yorkers give their governor an approval rating of nearly 80%. >> thank you. >> pauley:

andrew cuomo lives in the governor's mansion. you get within 20 feet of that building and you'll have one of his goons shoot you to death. andrew cuomo is all for destroying things, just not his own things. hands-off new york's latest monuments, the bridge which he named after his father. that is off limits too. okay. so what exactly is "a healthy expression of moral priorities" in a moment like this? keep in mind, this is a big country and not everyone has the same priorities. may be hard to believe if you have a steady diet of popular media but not every single person as an upper-middle-class white kid from brooklyn with the political views to match. there is ap actual diversity. many of them don't like mahatma gandhi and consider him a nationalist, yet there are many statues in the united states. on massachusetts avenue and washington. our angry mobs allowed to rip them down? would governor andrew cuomo consider that a healthy expression of priorities? worth asking. but what if you didn't like martin luther king? most people d

andrew cuomo is all for destroying things, which is not his own things. the way, hands-off new york question is latest monument, the mario cuomo bridge, which andrew named after his father. that's off limits too. okay. so what exactly is "a healthy expression most code of moral priorities in a moment like this? keep in mind, this is a big country and not everyone has the same priorities. it may be hardun to believe if u consume a steady diet of popular media, but not every single person in america is an upper-middle-class white kid from brooklyn with a predictable political views to match. there is actual diversity in views out there. for example, there are quite a few muslim americans in this country and many of them don't love mahatma gandhi. they consider gandhi a hindu nationalist. yet at the same time there are dozens of statues of mahatma gandhi in the united states. one of them stands right across the road from the vice president's house on massachusetts avenue in washington. our angry mobs allowed to rip them down? would governor andrew cuomo cons

new york governor andrew cuomo spoke about protests over george floyd's death and the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. governor cuomo announced the would reform bill which establish several initiatives including increased transparency into police officers disciplinary records and appointing the attorney general has the special prosecutor for investigations into police killings of unarmed people. he also spoke about the phase one reopening of the state. gov. cuomo: gov. cuomo: good morning. let me introduce the people here with us today. on my far-right, the -- to my immediate right, melissa. thank all of you, smiling faces, for being here today. today is day 100. g here today.

tonight, new york's governor andrew cuomo outraged. what he's saying about this. >>> around the world and here in the u.s., protesters demanding similar bombs of racism been torn down. in the uk, a statue thrown into the harbor.

and here in new york city where the re-opening process just started this past week, governor andrew cuomo is celebrating a pretty remarkable turnaround for new york state. at one point new york had the highest rate of infection per capita anywhere in the country and anywhere in the world. new york now has the lowest rate of transmission in america. whit. >> certainly encouraging news there, trevor ault for us. thank you. >>> as trevor mentioned this is the first weekend beaches in miami are open since the stay-at-home order began. miami mayor francis suarez is

andrew cuomo hates bill de blasio, de blasio hates andrew cuomo. that is obvious.e criticisms by each of the other are merited. >> martha: unfortunately in the squabbling, it is the people of new york city that have been having to put up with just an incredible amount of lawlessness. things were better last night and we hope that they continue to be better tonight. this is a comment that president trump made talking to brian kilmeade about the management of some of our cities in this country. listen to this. >> you notice that all of these places that our problems are not run by republicans, they are run by liberal democrats. so there is something into that philosophy and they are the ones keeping everybody locked up in their apartments and their homes for too long a period of time, so it is very interesting how that changes. >> martha: ben, what do you say? >> there's no question he is correct about that. bill de blasio five seconds ago was screaming you're going to kill your grandmother if you went out within a 100-foot radius with another person without a mask o

cronista: el gobernador andrew cuomo le -nueve meses a sus departamentos de policÍa-- este legislador>> como seis o siete leyes que tiene en su mesa que todavÍa tiene que firmar para arreglar la situaciÓn. cronista: es que a partir de ayer a probar un cheque a la policÍa, el rediseÑo de la policÍa. >> las tÁcticas de la policÍa, todas las ciudades tienen el mismo entrenamiento. cronista: "ese equipo no se necesita en protestas pacÍficas"dice esta manifestante. de sufrir recortes dice el crimen podrÍa aumentar. aseguran quieren enviar un mensaje al presidente donald trump en el dÍa de su cumpleaÑos. en la ciudad de nueva york, fabiana galindo, univisiÓn. fÉlix: en los Ángeles, california la gente sigue haciendo oÍr su voz. los manifestantes de estas marchas quieren asegurarse de que se produzcan cambiospero tambiÉn exigen reformas contra el racismo y la autoridad policial en sus comunidades. viviana: escuchan el clamor de miles de personas pidiendo justicia por la vida de george floyd en manos de un policÍa blanco en minnesota el pasado 25 de mayo. >> esto no es solamente un hashtag, a

. >> governor andrew cuomo says the number of daily deaths is still dropping, with 56 deaths reported sunday. intubations and hospitalizations are also down. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. sending a thousand ventilators and 2 million doses of the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine to brazil, the new epicenter of the pandemic, this despite the world health organization and the u.s.'s own food and drug administration expressing concerns about the drug's safety. brazil now has more than half a million cases. that's second only to the u.s. >>> and spain may need more time under lockdown to tackle the virus. the country's prime minister saying he will ask parliament to extend the lockdown one last time until january 21st. >> well, nic robertson has been looking at how certain perceived strong men have been handling the virus. >> the united states, brazil, and russia have an uninveryable lead. gold, silver, bronze respectively in the pandemic. the presidents all populists. suffering the highest number of covid-19 infections. inaction and ineptitude key factors, but each leader earning their pod

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo, thank you very much for calling in. we appreciate your time. >> thank you, katy, pleasure. >> and joining me now for more on the protests and the president's response is secretary johnson. thank you very much for joining me today. first off, as a prominent african-american, prominent black leader in this country, what is your take on what needs to be done to start to fix the problem? >> katy, where do i begin? first, protest is a frm of language. it's a form of speech. by those who feel as though their voices are not heard. and so on the national level, the state level, the local level, leaders have to as a starting point, acknowledge the grievance. it's real. it's valid. african-americans and a whole lot of other americans have been say iing now for years, black lives matter and when we see a representative of our nation's law enforcement snuff out a life as if he were an animal and the police officer was the hunter, you can hear collectively a will the lot of americans saying to the rest of america, see what we've bee

listen here. >> tell andrew cuomo to get out on the streets with us. take a look at the cops out there. cops that are bleeding to keep their city. i'm cut up from this thing. we're out there on the streets doing our job. tell andrew cuomo to set up a law when we catch a kid looting a business that he won't be back out on the street the next day. that's what bail reform has done in our police department. >> as the city continues to sweep up, board up and clean up after what happened here last night, all you can do is look at this crowd and wonder about the new curfew that goes into effect at 8:00 p.m. to see what that will do for the situation here. dana, back to you. >> dana: powerful interview with nypd. thanks, laura. you're looking live at bethesda, maryland outside the nation's capitol. mark meredith is live with more. mark? >> hi, dana. good afternoon. you can see the protests still going on. i want to show you what is new out here compared to yesterday, this is the new chain link fence that the government put up outside of lafayette park. you can

again, governor andrew cuomo going to be talking about the situation in new york. we're also waiting on muriel bowser, the mayor of washington, d.c. a live look there at the podium here in washington. when the mayor begins to speak -- actually, it looks like mayor bowser there. i don't know if she's going to start -- that's mayor bowser. there's the police chief as well. let us listen in for just a moment. mayor bowser was quick to criticize the president and the federal response last evening to the peaceful protests. >> i'm joined by members of my public safety team, city administrator from the district of columbia to provide a brief update and take your questions. let me just start with this. sometimes when we talk about statehood, people wonder why we fight so hard for it, and i think that the events of the last several days demonstrate our fight for statehood is more than getting about two senators, but it's also about our right as tax paying americans to autonomy. the autonomy that can only be fully achieved with statehood. yesterday i imposed a curfew at 7:00

new york governor andrew cuomo has signed an executive order requiring hundreds of police departments state to implement a series of reforms to address the use of force, police bias and other issues that have triggered widespread anti—racism protests. mr cuomo said departments must "reinvent and modernise" to battle systemic racism and qualify for state funding. if there is no trust, the police can't effectively police. the community is not if there is no trust, the community is not going to allow the police to police. and there is no trust or there is a breach of the trust and that has to be restored and repaired. and the only way to do it is to get in a room, get to the table, let everyone say their piece and let's figure it out community by community all across the state. let's speak now to mark griffith, director of the brooklyn movement centre, and long—time campaigner for police reform. he joins us now from new york. welcome to you. thank you very much for being with us. what do you make of these reforms? well, i mean, i mostly happy. we have been fighting for some of these for

new york governor andrew cuomo threatened to take control if the unrest continues. >> my option is to of new york city and bring in the national guard as the governor in a state of emergency. and basically take over -- i don't think we are at that point. >> harris: it's interesting. the mayor, or the governor said he was misquoted. he didn't apologize for saying that. wow. then reignited the whole thing. displaced! if somebody said that about our jobs we would check the resume. >> melissa: hmmm. i would say we is all been locked up for this pandemic for a long time. a safe and easy conversation starter. walk into any room in new york and say bill de blasio is an idiot and the entire room will perk up and start a conversation with you. this is a man who literally has no fans and friends. that's incorrodible. -- incredible. i don't know if his wife likes you anymore. i went too far with that. i am kidding. this is a mayor who literally zero support want i think about when he was running for the democratic nomination for president and he had zero support in new york city. in the city he

, getting back to your question, andrew cuomo has a lot of blood on his hands given the fact thathe coronavirus infecting a number of new yorkers and millions of new yorkers and tens of thousands of new yorkers, yet the state to order in place we sent patients in nursing homes and over 5,000 people died as a result. >> trace: he sent hundreds and thousands of people's back to the nursing home and the governor and said i'm not going to do that market is on that back in so good to see you, sir. and thank you for a time. >> appreciate it. >> trace: pressure building in washington and some democrats are preparing sweeping legislation for police reform in response to the nationwide protests. others are worried about the impact on american civil liberties union will talked about that next as we continue breaking news coverage across the country. ♪ >> trace: welcome back, all for police officers involved in the killing of george floyd had been arrested but the protests have not gone away across the country. great of a sign that the long-standing anger towards racism and police brutality

anchor: andrew cuomo recognizes the breach of strict -- reach of trust. -- breach of trust.has made this gesture, said what do you want to see happen? mark: so much more. what we are talking about in new york city is defunding new york city police. we are talking about taking $1 billion away from thebi $ion bloated budget and putting it towards ograms and restorative measures and initiatives in new york city that will actually keep us safe, protect us,eep us healthy, and be doing the job police are often asked to do, do. haveo business trying to that is one thing immediately on the horizon. as we go forward, the list of reforms and needs are too many to mention. i would say what we are trying to do is make sure our police department's are strong, -- police departments are strong,an we realign resources and values toward keeping the neighborhood safe in ways that do not necessarily include police. anchor: good to get your thoughts thank you for being on "bbc news ." police in hong kong arrested 35 people during a demonstration commemorating the one-year anniversary of a major

a andrew cuomo on leading the hardest-hit state, clashing with president trump. >> if you had to give president trump a grade on how he's handled this pandemic, what would you give him? >> "nightline" starts right now, with byron pitts. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. it's been called chaz, chop, free-cap hill. a slice of seattle where antipolice protesters moved in two weeks ago and are now running things, and now the mayor and police are grappling with how to bring the standoff to an end. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: four blocks up, barely that far across, and i s. citizen journalist enters occupied territory. >> every day at like 3:00 there's a lot of different community meetings, a lot of discussion about what this thing is going to be. >> reporter: this afternoon, many feeling validated by breaking news. >> the first charge is felony murder. >> reporter: the former atlanta officer who shot and killed rayshard brooks last friday was charged with 11 counts, including murder and aggravated assault. >> they should be charged, because there's always a better way. >> th

governor andrew cuomo, again, thank you for being with us. and again, we've known each other for years. i won't tell everybody that your father, governor mario cuomo, told me chris was his favorite son and that your oldest daughter said to chris that i'm her favorite tv show. good to be with you, governor. joining me now, let me get serious again, is attorney l. chris stewart, who is the attorney for the brooks family. and civil rights activist rashad robinson who serves as president of color of change. chris, you have worked on some monumental cases, particularly i remember in south carolina with walter scott. so it was no surprise the family of mr. brooks would have you. tell us exactly what you see in this case and what is the legal strategy? are we looking at a possible ability of these officers being charged? i understand the family wants charges, firing them is not enough. explain. >> yeah, what we see is the total devaluation of african-american life on that video. the first thing that i thought of is exactly what you said, rev, and we

governor andrew cuomo shifting slightly in favor of a stronger police presence in a press conference earlier today he called for all looters to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. and urged people to abide by the 8 p.m. curfew. jackie is live from brooklyn with more. jackie. >> jon there's several different groups protesting across the city, this is one large group here in brooklyn it seem like it con vernal with another group that was marching in a different direction. police have largely, you know, been allowing them to do what they please xepght for at one point there was a group that was looking like they were going to cross on to bridge and police align to block entrance to that bridge. and apparent effort to kind of keep them controlled to area that they have been marching in for several hours now. there have been really no altercations to speak of, however, we're approaching cur few and under an hour now and most arrests we've seen have been around time of curfew as police try to get people to go home. so we're hoping that it continue it is peacefully as it did las

that's right you know so it's words you heard from andrew cuomo the governor he is not pleased with the rioting and looting that was widespread late last night here in new york city he although he says so far has not called in the national guard but there is certainly tension between the mayor of this city and the governor and business owners here are preparing for this it's important to point out that 9095 almost 100 percent of the protests are very peaceful but we are seeing chaotic scenes late into the evening so this is the scene now on 5th avenue and 58th street as crews right now start to board up some of the businesses here getting prepared for what potentially could be a difficult night in new york city now if you look on this this is spectacular that is the apple store flagship store on 5th avenue crews have been brought in not to put not not to put up. wood but to put up steel plates. i don't have a good. idea how you do it so you're going to you know you're going to stay out tonight what's your. what do you pride for tonight you. know what are you out for tonight what do you

andrew cuomo: because of thinking of a themselves. they feed the businesses they see them violating the rules. and they are think that might help is jeopardized. that's when they areco complaing pretty 25000 of. especially as bars and restaurants. this is the situation and these are the facts. they're not being ethical, they're not being moral, not being good new yorkers. great, there also violating the law. this is a question of violating the law. not just feel guilty. violating the law. if this is a very serious situation i will make sure that everybody knows the consequences here. a bar or restaurant that is violating these rules can lose their liquor license. greta: the headline in the new york post, new york daily news this morning, governor cuomo threatens to reverse reopening in manhattan and hampton and the rampant coronavirus social distancing violations. support or oppose another shut sdown. do you support the idea why. what is happening wherere you live. guest: good morning and thank you againwh for cspan. it is all over th

tonight, new york's governor andrew cuomo outraged. what he's saying about this. >>> around the world and here in the u.s., protesters demanding similar bombs of racism been torn down. in the uk, a statue thrown into the harbor. here in the u.s., what's just been announced in jacksonville, florida, and what the u.s. military is now considering tonight. >>> there is also major news involving the coronavirus here in the u.s. the sharp rise in the number of cases in several states. in arizona, health officials telling hospitals there to activate emergency plans. and tonight, an important kwlar if i case, after the world health organization confused so many. can you spread the virus if you're asymptomatic? >>> there is also breaking news in the case of the mother and her missing children. authorities now say her husband is under arrest and that they have found human remains on the property. >>> and good evening tonight from houston, where we witnessed today a moving service for george floyd, a native son, a high school football star from t

governor andrew cuomo announced 15 new covid-19 testing sites are being set up here in new york cityfically for people who have participated in those protests. norah? >> o'donnell: mola lenghi in new york city tonight. thank you. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening netherw suren princ andrew to tell investigators what he knows about the jeffrey epstein case. tens of millions of americans face the threat of floods from what's left of tropical storm cristobal. and later, a fence meant to keep protesters away has instead given them a voice. audrey thinkin all she can to me her type 2 diabetes and t disease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-t

that is what andrew cuomo in queens says. law, thisr, this process, there are going to be lawsuits, i get it. the attorney general will review, but that does not mean you do nothing in the interim. i am going to be speaking to the mayor about that. this situationbt has done a lot of damage on a lot of levels. advanced the cause of the protesters. with.i agree look, you have watched my administration. frustrated perpetually by how difficult it is to make changes. frustratedually about how hard it is to get that political machine, that governmental machine, to turn. it is like a freighter coming down the river. you can take the rudder and turn it to one side, but the freighter has such a mass in and of itself it just continues on its course and slowly starts to turn. i battle that every day. moments where the people can actually rise up to make changes so that government officials say, we better do something. because the easiest thing to do is always nothing. it is the easiest thing to do. theold expression legislator who does

>> it's all made up, it's all fabricated. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo said there's no doubt gugino, who is a peace activist and has been praised for his work with the poor. cuomo slammed the president. >> at this moment of anguish and anger, what does he do? pours gasoline on the fire. >> reporter: do you have any response to the president's tweet this morning? on capitol hill, several republicans tried to avoid commenting on mr. trump's claims. utah's mitt romney, a frequent critic of president trump, did say this: >> it was a shocking thing to say, and i won't dignify it with any further comment. >> reporter: president trump has not said what if any police reforms he would support, but today, his chief of staff, mark meadows, and adviser jared kushner met with republican lawmakers to talk about proposals. meadows says the president would like to take action sooner than later but has no time frame. norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang at the white house. thank you. today, voters in georgia were met with long lines and confusion at polling places as they tried to cast bal

is new york, the former epicenter of the virus and jane pauley spoke with democratic governor andrew cuomo"cbs sunday morning." >> reporter: the executive mansion in albany, new york has been home to among others grover cleveland, theodore roolt, franklin roolt. >> fdr, this is the wheelchair that he used in this home. >> reporter: and for the past nine years, andrew cuomo. >> it's a lovely home but it's not homey. where's the homey part? >> there is no homey part. we live more on the second floor is a little more casual. >> reporter: and familiar. his father, mario cuomo, who died in 2015, was a three-term governor of new york. >> i can see him sitting right

new york governor andrew cuomo is holding a briefing to update on the coronavirus response in george floyd protests in new york city. watch live coverage at 11:30 eastern right here on c-span. floyd, floyd. floyd, george floyd. announcer: watch our briefings with the president, governors, and mayors across the states updating the situation as well as coronavirus and camping 2020. join in the conversation on our call-in program "washington journal" and if you missed live coverage, watch anytime on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. q&aouncer: sunday night on peggy wallace kennedy talked about her father's controversial career and what inspired her to write her recent book. >> in 1996 we took our youngest son to the martin luther king museum and historical site in atlanta. church and his grave and we went over to the museum and it was being newly constructed at the time. we were going through the exhibits i got to the exhibit -- the alabama exhibit -- and it showed the bombed out baptist hoses, dogs, and george wallace standing in the schoolhouse d

batch of unstoppable stocks upset what he calls rampant violations of new york rules, governor andrew cuomo threatening another lockdown if businesses don't listen up. is he going to far? >> we'll ask liz peek. >>> should congress pay people to come back to work or cut the spigots off. i will ask congressman matt gaetz about that and so much more on making money. ♪ charles: stocks making a huge turn around this morning but i think several factors influenced pressure of selling in the last several sessions. the main problem i think is the fact that the market was and still is overbought. i take issue with blaming retail investors for being too enthusiastic. second concerns about the economy as states do delay or reverse reopening plans. 10-year bond yield plunged when it looked like we were on the verge of seeing massive rotation back into stocks. fed action, accommodation has been fading, folks and wall street dithering. wall street needs clarity from washington about what is going on there and playing the same old politics as usual. i want to ask to of my favorite experts, gibbs wealth man

new york governor andrew cuomo held a briefing in albany to address the protests around the country following george floyd's death as well as the stage's coronavirus response efforts. the governor announced new york will begin phase one of reopening the state, proclaiming "we didn't flatten the curve, we backed the curve." the governor address the protests in the state and proposed police reform legislation. gov. cuomo: good morning. to my right, acting mayor. -- acting major. to her left, the budget director. day 98 of the covid crisis, the 13 of the civil unrest after the murder of mr. floyd.

new york city mayor bill de blasio pushing back on governor andrew cuomo threat to shut down the citydents gather on city blocks without masks, not observing social distancing measures. this as one group is calling on the governor to ease restrictions for graduation ceremonies. here now is margaret marshon, new yorkers for live graduations co-founder. thanks so much for joining us. what kind ever response have you happened so far? the graduations have not happened yet? they're still coming up? >> right. thank you so much, melissa, for having me on. so the high school graduations for most of the state of new york are going to start beginning within the next few days and the response we've gotten has been unprecedented. we started the group with a parent from locust valley high school. this is not just locust valley this is a statewide movement and effort. we disagree completely with governor cuomo's arbitrary numbers on capacity limits for graduation as well as we feel he is violating the first amendment rights of the entire class of 2020 statewide by not allowing them to assemble peac

. >> earlier today, new york governor andrew cuomo spoke about the coronavirus response and protests around his state following the death of george floyd. this was about half an hour. governor cuomo: good morning, thank you for being here. to my right is major west from the new york city police. to my left is melissa derosa. secretary to the governor. left, robert meek, budget director. it is another long and ugly

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo gave his final daily update on the state's response to the coronavirus as new york continues reopening in phases. he says he hopes future updates will not be needed. he appeared alone and told viewers he gave his staff their first day off in 111 days. gov. cuomo: good morning. today is friday, juneteenth. new york is declaring it a holiday in recognition of the ending of slavery. so i gave everyone today off and i can handle this last daily covid briefing alone. allr 111 days of hell, they deserve a break. we all do. iday has more good news and don't even need a powerpoint to explain. the hospitalization number is 1284, the lowest number we have seen. we conducted 79,000 tests yesterday, a record high for us. we have the lowest weekly infection rate, less than 1%. and we have the lowest weekly average of lives lost, 25 souls each day. and we will remember them in our thoughts and prayers. all regions of the state have lower infection rates. the state experts have gone over all the data and they will allow new york city to begin phase 2 on monday. but cov

package of sweeping police reform bills in response to the nationwide police brutality protests andrew cuomo says the reforms are the most aggressive in the nation and will hold police more accountable. a bomb has ripped through a crowd of worshipers at a mosque in couple of these 5 people are dead including the end mom who is leading friday prayers fill your country for he reports from the afghan capital. mosque was packed with worshippers for friday prayers when an explosion ripped through it killing several people according to the afghan ministry of interior the explosives were placed inside the mosque some witnesses say they tried to help the injured present at the base of knowledge and we're. going to hurt over them of when i entered the mosque i saw all the injured people the monk was killed on the spot we started to carry the dead bodies as well as the injured and then they didn't allow us to go inside the mosque. the taliban has denied responsibility for the attack explosion comes days after another mosque in kabul was targeted the mom was killed and i still. claimed responsibility t

andrew cuomo warned against triggering a second wave of the coronavirus.: boris johnson makes a direct intervention into the brexit talks today. a video call in a bid to rejuvenate attempts to find a trade deal. negotiations have struggled to make progress since march, with neither side shifting dramatically from starting positions. joining us from brussels, maria tadeo. always good to get your take on this. is it good enough to break through a deadlock? should we expect a deadlock breaking today? >> not today, i would say, but this meeting should provide some new energy, new momentum to the talks. up until now, we know that they have been very difficult and that actually, there is a very real risk that the u.k. could walk out without a trade deal. this timing is also interesting because it comes just a few days after the u.k. said we are not going to stand for the transition. happening,it is also european leaders at the end of the week. i would say it is more about resetting the relationship. there is some new energy to this. ok.a: let's also talk about t

nationwide protests surrounding the death of a black man during his arrest in minneapolis last month andrew cuomo says the new laws are the most aggressive in the country. and there are confrontations 11 on between protesters and security forces for a 2nd straight night hundreds demonstrated against the government's handling of the deepening economic crisis a local currency has lost 70 percent of its value since october. a bomber has ripped through a crowd of worship us at a mosque in kabul at least 5 people were killed including the who is leading friday prayers contre for a report from the afghan capital. this year's sussudio mosque was packed with worshippers for friday prayers when an explosion ripped through it killing several people according to the afghan ministry of interior the explosives were placed inside the mosque some witnesses say they tried to help the injured prisoner of the base of i was right when i entered the mosque i saw all the injured people the man was killed on the spot who started to carry the dead bodies as well as the injured and then they didn't allow us to go inside

brian brown says he was deeply disturbed by the video on the new york governor andrew cuomo called a disgraceful house where police in australia are trying to ban a black lies not of protests planned for saturday the previous day 2000 people demonstrated in camera and in solidarity with the united states and also highlighting racial inequality at home authorities have asked australia's top court to deem saturday's ronnie in sydney legal to fear the coronavirus spreading if hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people turn out then they're in breach of the whole florida if i haven't complied with the supreme court and obviously all the police powers that are available to us can be used but we would match rather see a peaceful outcome. live to our correspondent in sydney nicholas geisha nick you know why is it is it only one state pushing to ban these protests and do you think people will sell a tent. well that's a good question the reason why new south wales is the only one those because of corona virus essentially new south wales has had the highest number of corona virus infections

last segment we just mentioned chris cuomo but did you know that his brother new york governor andrew cuomo was under fire by some for an order resulting in some 6000 nursing home deaths due to cope at 19 well you wouldn't know it from these 2 recent interviews i know that you've been perpetrated as some sort of a homecoming king on this crisis and a headline from jazz adele help i think i'm in love with andrew cuomo the new york post dubbed you the new love you are a bachelor you get a nice house here having a moment and you can do a thing with head and your social life in a phase one relationship possibly is that an unfortunate set of circumstances oh my goodness like love sick puppies and joining us now is adam go let president of accuracy in media. check it out at 8 am dot org adam welcome back at issue here is an order telling new york nursing homes to admit patients whether or not they tested positive for cold at 19 and without you know without testing in some instances that led to many believe thousands of deaths 6000 deaths at the nursing homes and these 2 women jane pauley anymore