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when andrew cuomo says he sleeps well, i get it. one question, where is the empathy? y be referring to the low rate. that interview got real personal with chris cuomo saying that trump had insulted the senator, senator cruz's wife during the campaign so i come back to the same question, what does the audience get out of it? >> jesse: well, it got on "the five." tripled their audience. >> jesse: i just want to be in the same room when greg runs into chris cuomo one day. >> greg: i don't go into those clubs. to be there i will make this quick, juan. i don't understand how andrew cuomo can say he did a good job at president trump get a bad job one president trump got andrew cuomo everything he needed as fast as he could to help him out in new york. >> juan: i'm not sure he would agree with that but i think your point is well have been taken. for you, a special treat up next on "the five." ♪ 's ♪ whoa! ♪ i feel good ♪ i knew that i would, now ♪ i feel good ♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's. to give you the protein y

governor andrew cuomo will join us. i think they both have similar stories to tell of what it has been like during this pandemic. to try to force this white house to do the right thing. they both have just experience that no one else in their experience has ever had in dealing with the white house and in dealing with a pandemic. >> fascinating. get to it, lawrence. i want to hear it. >> thank you, rachel. >>> well, people are voting. the lines are long. people continue to show up to vote in record numbers in early voting all over the country. people are social distancing in those lines as they wait to vote. because they know that the country is in the grip of a pandemic. and there is some risk to their health and their lives by going to a polling place. and they know that the president of the united states is doing absolutely nothing about that. they know that the president of the united states has allowed all of the economic support systems for people suffering in this pandemic to expire and they know that the presiden

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numbers we've seen sense back in may so who is to blame for this well new york state governor andrew cuomo says the buck stops with local officials. say go over effective enforcement for every jurisdiction for local jurisdiction cannot or will perform effective enforcement violating entities notify the states and to close all business activity in hotspots where local governments come to comply now cuomo says words have led to allegations of hypocrisy he's criticizing local officials for not doing what he has recommended well back earlier during the pandemic he was criticized for not doing what federal officials recommended i don't believe that any federal administration could be serious about physical lock downs of states or parts of states across this country i don't believe it's illegal i think it would be economic chaos the decision around nursing home with governor cuomo decreeing that co that 19 patients should be sent there at a pretty big impact many have not forgotten what they see is a pretty big misjudgment that cost many lives there is something disgusting that democrats are doi

spread now despite his policy differences with the white house new york state governor andrew cuomo sent his best wishes to president donald trump when he got coded 19 that is unlike new york city's mayor bill de blasio who saw it as an opportunity to take the president at wear masks practice social distancing and take it seriously this president obviously didn't do it and paid the price party lines power and position mean nothing to the coronavirus everyone is at risk now in new york governor andrew cuomo admits the leaders of the state made some pretty big mistakes along the way however he still wants everyone to believe that he is the guy to lead us through the crisis well andrew cuomo is a leading figure within the democratic party the democratic party's strategy. during the 2020 a lecture and has to run again in a strumpet and to run against coded new york has had the worst record in his handling. of it in the country i mean new york has had the worst. case death rate statistics and little worse rage of the incidence of govt in the country because much of the media in the united sta

coming up when the pandemic engulfed new york hope and help were dished out daily by governor andrew cuomo his memoirs from that time are now in a new book including moments when some say the governor sounded and acted more like a president but i understand what the president is saying this is unsustainable that we close down the economy but if you ask the american people to choose. whose between public health and the economy then it's no contest. but to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world well we begin the day with u.s. president trump on the campaign trail trying to make up for lost time and for a lost ground with just 20 days to go until the november 3rd election the numbers have never looked so dismal for president truong his democratic challenger joe biden is leading in the polls a lead of double digits it has been a rapid reversal for the president in the span of 2 weeks he has participated in a presidential debate labeled the worst in u.s. history he has tested positive for the coronavirus and spent time in the hospital only to retu

spread now despite his policy differences with the white house new york state governor andrew cuomo sent his best wishes to president donald trump when he got coded 19 that is unlike new york city's mayor bill de blasio who saw it as an opportunity to take the president to task i think it's another reminder of why what some of us have been saying is right wear masks practice social distancing and take it seriously this president obviously didn't do it and paid the price party lines power and position mean nothing to the coronavirus everyone is at risk now new york governor andrew cuomo admits the leaders of the state it is trump and to run against cove it new york has had the worst record in its handling. of it in the country i mean new york has had the worst. case death rate statistics and the worst grade the incidence of govt in the country because much of the media in the united states is entirely in coots with the democratic party cuomo hasn't suffered any adverse consequences on that so yes it's hypocritical but he can get away with it he's going to blame him to go with trump and po

sadly her in-laws died in nursing homes in new york state because of the policies andrew cuomo -- wesay janice dean is one of the most honest people we know and therefore one of our favorite guests. thanks for coming on, what is your response to this book? >> i couldn't believe it when i found out a couple of months ago that he had time to write a book in the middle of a pandemic. what governor would have time to do that? it's incredible, i thought it was a satire from the babylon be when i saw he was writing a book about his leadership, taking a victory lap for flattening the curve, the curve that has my in-laws on it. he has lost more people in new york from coronavirus on his watch than any other state, over 33,000 people have died and -- including my in-laws. we don't have h the total number of deaths from seniors getting covid in assisted living facilities, because his representatives, his nursing homeme representatives, his heah commissioner will not give us the accurate totals of those that died in hospitals like my mother-in-law. all these unanswered questions that we have ab

coming up when the pandemic engulfed new york hope and help were dished out daily by governor andrew cuomo his memoirs from that time are now in a new book including moments when some say the governor sounded and acted more like a president but i understand what the president is saying this is unsustainable that we close down the economy but if you ask the american people to choose between public health and the economy then it's no contest. our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world well we begin the day with u.s. president trump on. the campaign trail trying to make up for lost time and for lost ground with just 20 days to go until the november 3rd election the numbers have never looked so dismal for president truong his democratic challenger joe biden is leading in the polls a lead of double digits it has been a rapid reversal for the president in the span of 2 weeks he has participated in a presidential debate labeled the worst in us history he has tested positive for the coronavirus and spent time in the hospital only to return to the white h

so, obviously, andrew cuomo has been pressed, by the media on this, yes?well, he's been pressed lately. that is one of the reasons why i am vocal about this kennedy the very beginning when i saw his to do bring covid-positive patients into nursing homes that i think helped kill at least my father-in-law his nursing care facility, that is why i decided it was time for me to speak up because he wasn't getting questions going on cnn with brother joking about love life getting fluff pieces on sunday morning because i wasn't seeing nursing home questions being asked of him why i decided to speak up you know i am not a political person, i have never been somebody that has been outspoken, on political matters 37 and by the way, this isn't politics, this is about my family. this is about getting venth for all of those new yorkers that we lost, and the fact this governor is going around touting his leadership book in the middle of a pandemic? makes our blood boil, and makes our grief even worse. kennedy: yeah, you made the point in your imagine the governor louisia

here's more of my conversation with new york governor andrew cuomo. always loved about you and still do, you go the buck stops with me and i'm a leader. some people feel like, in the book, it seems like you are telling us about the problems that this happened at nursing homes, hospitals, here, but didn't feel like the buck was stopping with you. when you look at that as a leader and you go, ha, we've got another wave coming up, things might get wrors, that are some of the things you would do differently? what are the mistakes you acknowledge that you say we're going to do this a lot better next time? >> for me, look, i say hold me responsible. nobody hold me more responsible than i hold myself. it doesn't matter, you know, how distanced i am from it. i believe, when you sit in the seat, you are responsible, you know, and i take total responsibility, and a big part of that book is about this is what happened, let's learn from it. when i look at that game tape and i see how the game progressed, i go through every play of how i could have done it differen

andrew cuomo killed thousands and thousands of people. probably listening to his brother. did you know him? it's a shame. and you know, it is just a shame. i saw him. he was -- if the vaccine comes out during the trump administration, we are not going to use it. it has nothing to do with me, it's johnson & johnson, it's pfizer. it has nothing to do with me. we need a vaccine, and in my opinion, except for politics, they just don't wanted to come out before the election. i am the one that did it put this thing wouldn't be here for two years. they are ready to come. but it is a shame. it is a shame when you try and demean something so important to politics, it's a shame. they would like to postpone the vaccine and prolong the pandemic, close your schools and shutdown your country. we're not doing it. you have a great governor little way he did it. you have a great governor. he is here someplace. where is the governor? where is that guy? don't get up you had, you will have your chance. don't get too much sun burn. the governor didn't tell me it was going to be this hot out he

andrew cuomo would not even have to investigate himself.n line where they could be in control of their own futures. this is how they operate and this is the malfeasance and the sad case, this is what happened or the obama administration. steve: actually it's really, we laugh about it and it's funny on halloween but matt, it's important from a policy point of view that if you watch aoc today she was on cnn, she was saying that it's all about the lobbying and those are the words she used, the lobbying after the election to push biden in the direction that she wants and specifically said that she will be pushing and her movement to get the right people, as she described it, to head up the agencies and to be in the cabinet and she was asked about bernie to labor and she said well, you know, i will not comment on that but she wants much more than that. she wants the whole cabinet. >> the radical left will allow america to crumble into a woke topia because they did not think much of america in the first place. that is why we got to fight hard the

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but what would a justice department led by andrew cuomo look like for our country?e the crackdown on crime. you look at new york. he hasn't cracked down on crime in new york. he could have intervened. crime is going up by record rates in the city of new york. the percentages. the monthly percentages never happened before. when crime went up before, at least it took two or three years going go up. now it's going up 40%, 50% a month. in philadelphia three times as bad. going up all over the country. nobody is taking charge of it. accepted program for how to handle it that worked for 20 years. and because they are driven by black lives matter antifa, and their agenda on crime, no bail, which means criminals come right out on the street. every once in a while we have a big release of about 200, 300 prisoners, 400, 500. very light sentencing. and very little enforcement. the da in st. louis turns down 60% of the cases. the da in philadelphia turns down 40% of the cases. both of them put there by george soros by the way another interesting story. why did soros elect all t

coming up when the pandemic engulfed new york hope and help were dished out daily by governor andrew cuomo his memoirs from that time are now in a new book including moments when some say the governor sounded and acted more like a president but i understand what the president is saying this is unsustainable that we close down the economy but if you ask the american people to choose. whose between public health and the economy then it's no contest. but our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with u.s. president trump on the campaign trail trying to make up for lost time and for a lost ground with just 20 days to go until the november 3rd election the numbers have never looked so dismal for president truong his democratic challenger joe biden is leading in the polls a lead of double digits it has been a rapid reversal for the president in the span of 2 weeks he has participated in a presidential debate labeled the worst in u.s. history he has tested positive for the coronavirus and spent time in the hospital only to retu

and if we all participate, save thousands of lives. >> lastly, new york governor andrew cuomo has unveiled a vaccine distribution plan. he says it would begin with health care workers and nursing home residents followed by first responder and teachers, people over 65 and then healthy adults and children. what are your thoughts on that timeline? do you think this will be the plan across the country? >> though we have yet to see a specific data on safety or efficacy on a vaccine, i think it's wise to start planning for production and distribution of a possible covid-19 vaccine. if you look at the plans of governor cuomo, they're in line with the w.h.o. guidance, which is a framework that focuses on the fair and equitable distribution of a covid-19 vaccine. >> our thanks to dr. darien sutton. >>> overnight there is a big celebration underway for dodger nation. >> los angeles is back in the world series for the third time in four years. l.a. beat atlanta 4-3 in game seven of the national league championship series to complete their climb out of a 3-1 hole. the dodgers open the world series tom

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with new york's governor andrew cuomo as his state sees rising cases and hospitalizations. he'll talk about the challenging fall season and the other chances of another state lockdown. >>> five men facing federal charges in an alleged plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer will be in court today. during the hearing a judge will decide whether the suspects should be detained before trial. they are charged with conspiracy to commit kidnapping which is punishable by life in prison. a sixth man is being held in delaware. according to a criminal complaint, they had conducted surveillance of whitmer's vacation home in august and september. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," the wife of pennsylvania's lieutenant governor said she was the victim of a racist attack. >>> fans make a comeback. baseball fans hit the stands for the first time this season for the national league championship series. this is the "cbs morning news." is is the "cbs morning news." or, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otez

when it comes to cases and present trumpets laid the blame squarely at the feet of the governor andrew cuomo new york has been the worst of the in our country $40000.00 deaths new york has done very badly he's done a bad job really good job cuomo new york's governor andrew cuomo claims a lot of progress has been made and the situation has stabilized but just like trump many do blame local authorities for the chaos of the past few months this kind of market reports. they call it the big apple the city of dreams the capital of capitalism but 7 months into the pandemic new york city is not doing too well and local government is catching the blame it's incredible how little we have learned in 7 months well they better start learning pretty fast at this point we've seen gun violence on the rise rapidly the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorney are looking to intervene my perception is is that this city in certain other pockets has become an environment which is too permissive for armed criminal offenders to walk the streets at the peril of the public in addition to that we've got the new york city police

york state unveils a new plan to target hot spots and to roll out a vaccine, new york governor andrew cuomo joins us live. >>> and also overnight, the nation's top doctor. dr. fauci revealing the white house has prevented him from speaking out on tv numerous times during the pandemic. >>> the home stretch. just 15 days until the final votes. president trump ramping up his rallies, mocking joe biden for saying he will follow the science when it comes to the pandemic. >> he'll listen to the scientists. >> biden also hitting the crucial states blasting the president's rosy outlook. >> turn the corner? things are getting worse. he continues to lie to us about the circumstances. >> this as the president comes under fire for attacking again michigan governor gretchen whitmer, just days after the plot to capture and kill her was revealed. >>> wildfires exploding in the west. dozens burning right now scorching homes in hard-hit colorado as dangerous winds fuel the flames forcing mandatory evacuations for thousands. ginger is tracking the latest on the emergency this morning. >>> miracle rescue. the

new york governor andrew cuomo says he doesn't believe americans are confident in the effectiveness of a quickly produced vaccine. >> you're going to say to the american people now here's a vaccine, it was new, it was done quickly, but trust this federal administration and their health administration that it's safe? and we're not 100% sure of the consequences. i think it's going to be a skeptical american public about taking the vaccine. and they should be. >> pfizer must monitor volunteers for another two weeks for safety precautions after this vaccine is developed. >>> if there is one thing you take away from today's newscast, let it be this, today is the last day to register online or by mail to vote in california. election day is 15 days away. statewide nearly 3 million ballots have been turned in. throughout the bay area we're seeing a higher early voter count compared to 2016. >> we have about a 23% turnout in san francisco, which is good for this point in time. >> we received over 70,000 ballots in santa clara county. >> i wanted to drop my ballot in person this time instead of

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governor andrew cuomo ordering schools in nine hot spot regions in new york city to close but non-essential open for now, despite de blasio's on going call to shut them down. fox news's david lee miller is live in new york city with the latest. david lee, it is very confusing. break it down for us. reporter: indeed it is. the bottom line, melissa, this is a significant setback for new york city's recovery from the coronavirus. as you just mentioned new york city officials starting tomorrow are going to shut down all public and private schools in a total of nine zip codes in the city because of a spike in the virus. the city wants the epicenter of the virus is experiencing an increase in the infection rate not so much in manhattan but the outer boroughs of brooklyn and queens. all the affected zip codes have seen an infection rate of 3% or more the past seven davis. some have more than double that 3% threshold. new york city mayor de blasio has called for the shutdown of non-essential businesses including indoor and outdoor dining in the nine zip codes are affected, but that part of the city

also coming up when the pandemic ingolf new york hope and help were dished out daily by governor andrew cuomo his memoirs from that time are now in a new book including moments when some say the governor sounded and acted more like a president and i understand what the president is saying this is unsustainable that we close down the economy but if you ask the american people to choose. whose between public health and the economy then it's no contest. but to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with u.s. president trump on the campaign trail trying to make up for lost time and for a lost ground with just 20 days to go until the november 3rd election the numbers have never looked so dismal for president truong his democratic challenger joe biden is leading in the polls a lead of double digits it has been a rapid reversal for the president in the span of 2 weeks he has participated in a presidential debate labeled the worst in u.s. history he has tested positive for the coronavirus and spent time in the hospital only to r

. >> governor andrew cuomo has a different view on his state's nursing home crisis. >> the conspiracyare trying to spread just has no factual basis. >> reporter: growing back lash over those comments. >> the battle for pennsylvania with just four days ago, donald trump won the keystone state in 2016. pennsylvania congressman john joyce joins us on that next. todd: thousands of calls from concerned voters flooding a pennsylvania county saying they never received their mail in ballots. jillian: leaders in butler county sending out balance even there is no guarantee votes in this close to election they will make it in time. todd: john joyce joins us now. this isn't a democrat or republican problem. this is confounded me ever since i've been alive and know what an election is. why do these individuals that have one job every two or four years consistently fail at their job, this time in this little area of pennsylvania? >> we recognize free and fair elections is a hallmark of the american democracy. i'm fighting that every eligible pennsylvanian, every eligible american has the opportunit