taking with a breathtaking view that was andrew jones saying the 1st images of as it approached the planet yes that 1st image was breathtaking for me the image that was more wrecked it was not the one that was released that was the preprocessed image it's natural to process it just that are captured this is the 1st time that the instruments was used in orbit around mars and for it's to have that remarkable image and also for us to observe from that image the cloud systems that we were going to be are going to study in the differences that actually is there in that snapshot covering that area of mars at the scale and at the distance that we've captured it we've never seen that before i know you're collaborating with these different universities no direct collaboration though with the perseverance mission or china's channel one mission even though everyone sees 3 going to moyes this week or in the next few months we purposely designed our mission to be complementary to the science of other missions so you're bridging a gap but ensuring that your scientific data is not only used by your own s

saying the images coming from the the mission are breathtaking with a breathtaking view that was andrew jones saying the 1st images of as it approached the planet yes that 1st image is breathtaking for me the image that was more wrecked it was not the one that was released that was the preprocessed image it's natural to process it just that are captured this is the 1st time that the instruments was used in orbit around mars and for it's to have that remarkable image and also for us to observe from that image the cloud systems that we were then and we are going to study in the differences that actually is there in that snapshot covering that area of mars at the scale and at the distance that we've captured it we've never seen that before i know you're collaborating with these different universities no direct collaboration though with the perseverance mission or china's channel and one mission even though everyone sees.

prosecutors and the fbi are now scrutinizing new york governor's andrew cuomo reporting of those coronavirus nursing home deaths. athena jonesns us now with all of the latest. so, now the fbi is involved, too. >> good morning, alisyn. that's right, the fallout from this controversy continues. the u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn together with the fbi are looking into the handling of some of the data surrounding covid-19 deaths in long-term care facilities, like nursing homes near in new york. this is according to law enforcement official who says the inquiry is described as preliminary. it's not yet clear whether authorities are looking at cuomo himself or members of his administration. now, cuomo's office is responding to the development. his spokesman trying to downplay it, saying in a statement, as we publicly said, doj has been looking into this for months. we have been cooperating with them and we will continue to. these developments come after a top aid to the governor melissa derosa admitted to state lawmakers last week that the administration tried to delay the release of this data on covid-19 deaths in long-term c

jones has the latest. >> reporter: this is a very big deal. >> andrew cuomo is facing calls he be investigated.ns saying he should be impeached. >> the gravity of this cover-up cannot be overstated. >> reporter: this after his top aide admitted to with holding data for months. that revealed thousands more confirmed and presumed covid deaths of long-term care facilities residents than previously closed. >> throughout the pandemic, went his emmy for his coronavirus press briefings, to governor cuomo's book, to his speech at the democratic national convention, governor cuomo has been held up as the model governor in his coronavirus response even though new york was so hard hit by the virus early on. >> reporter: but now according to a transcript of a private video call, melissa derosa told lawmakers that we froze because we were in a position where we weren't sure if what we were going to give to the department of justice or what we give to you guys what, we start saying was going to be used against us. 14 democratic state senators saying in a statement, cuomo should be striped of his emergency po

andrew cuomo is facing criticism that his organization undercounted thousands of deaths at the height of the pandemic. now the governor's top aide adding to this controversy. she explained why they delayed the release. athena jonesgravity of this cover-up cannot be overstated. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo is under fire after his top aide admitted to withholding data for months that reveal thousands more of confirmed and presumed deaths of long term care residents than previously disclosed. according to a private video call, melissa derosa who often appeared with the governor, told government state lawmakers basically we froze because we weren't sure what we give to the department of justice what we give to you guys what we start saying was going to be used against us. cuomo arguing at the time that the threat of inquiry from the trump administration was politically motivated. >> they have played politics from day one. >> reporter: the new york post first reported the story citing a recording of the call. state lawmakers from both parties slamming derosa's admission. 14 democratic senators saying in a statement cuomo should be stripped of his powers, alexandra biaggi tweeted you're only sorry you g

jones. >> the gravity of this coverup cannot be overstated. >> reporter: andrew cuomo under fire after hisths that revealed thousand more confirmed deaths than previously disclosed. according to a transcript of a private video call, melissa derosa who often appeared at press conferences with the governor told democratic state lawmakers basically we froze. because then we were in a position where we weren't sure if what we were going to give to the department of justice or what we give to you guys, what we start saying was going to be used against us. cuomo arguing at the time the threat of an inquiry from the trump administration was politically motivated. >> they have played politics on this from day one. >> reporter: the new york "post" first reported the story citing a recording of the call. state lawmakers from both parties slamming derosa's admission. 14 democratic state senators saying that cuomo should be stripped of his emergency powers. among them, one tweeted you are only sorry that you all got caught. state republicans echoing their call and going further. >> cuomo administratio

andrew cuomo is a bully. not just to those he sees as a threat politically. but to the little people for whom he has little he lee jones. what's d little allegiance. so what's the problem here? the march 25 cuomo order mandated covid infected patients be returned to nursing homes note prepared or ready for them. a death sentence for those innocent seniors living out their last years and months in an allegedly protected environment. his mandate was a death sentence for all of those living in the home which everyone knew at the time. why did he do it? why would the signing of his name pass death upon innocent seniors simply trying to live out their final months or years. even he admitted it was like setting fire to dry grass. as a prosecutor and judge, your job is not to prove motive. good old-fashioned greed and power remain powerful motives. cuomo, the ultimate calculating politician knew, by returning covid patients to the nursing homes, he decided to promote himself and punish the victims. one of cuomo's biggest financial contributors are the healthcare industry. if medicare and medicaid patients are filling up the h

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tonight for new york governor andrew cuomo to be criminally prosecuted ovek his covid nursing home death scandal. gavin newsom now facing a recall effort. our own lawrence jones, speaking directly with families affected, plus congresswoman elise stefanik is here with reaction. she wants the governor out. straight ahead. straight ahead. ♪ ♪♪♪ these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, new york governor andrew cuomo and his team are in full on damage control after it was revealedaf that they intentionally misled officials about the extent of covid nursing home death to avoid the scrutiny of federal investigators, and even fellow democrats are now coming to terms with this reality, you have now in new york, a group oi democratic state senators demanding friday that governor cuomo be stripped of his emergency authority to deal with the virus. now we sent our own lawrence jones to talk to a family, one of many, as a matter of fact, maybe as many as 15,000,

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to new york governor andrew cuomo is apologizing to state lawmakers after hiding data for months about the number of coronavirus deaths at long-term care facilities. cnn's athena jonese with more. this is quite an admission, athena. >> it really is. good morning, john. governor cuomo's top aide apologized to lawmakers wednesday for putting them in a tough spot over long-awaited data that revealed thousands more confirmed and presumed covid-19 deaths of long-term care facility residents than previously disclosed. according to a source who participated in the call, derosa said the administration essentially froze, because they weren't sure what information they were going to be turning over to the department of justice and didn't want whatever they told lawmakers in response to state joint committee inquiries to be used against them in any way. now, nursing home residents have accounted for a large percentage of deaths from covid in many states, especially early in the pandemic. new york was no different. but here, critics of governor cuomo have long pointed to a march 2020 state order that required nursing homes to admit or re-admit patients infected with covid. they

of supervisors for the young jessi kingston andrews on behalf of supervisor walton and safai and the entire board of supervisors for the late miss yolanda jones. and on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the activist, the legend and the poet lawrence rulengeti and for the entire board of supervisors, for mr. vincent marsh. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. is there any other business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: and in the spirit of unity, i bring you this quote -- and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us employ ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. malala youssef. no more business. this meeting is adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. each item y calling 415-655-0001, and when prompted entering 1468698117, and then ##. then press *3. the live operator will advice you'll be allowed to speak. when you're two minutes are up, we'll move on to the next order. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly, and turn down the volume of any televisions or r

governor andrew cuomo is defending his administration's delay on reporting of coronavirus deaths in long-term care facilities. and this morning state lawmakers are considering their response. athena jonesg? >> good morning. those democratic state leaders to be precise spent this past weekend in discussions about a bill to strip governor cuomo's pandemic response power. it's going to happen. this as the governor makes his first public comments in days pushing back on allegations of a coverup. >> we made a mistake. >> reporter: days after his top aide admitted their office with held data for months about covid-19 deaths of nursing home residents, new york governor andrew cuomo finally speaking out. acknowledging on monday that the data was not provided quickly enough. >> in retrospect, should we have given more priority to fulfilling information requests, in my opinion, yes. >> reporter: but maintaining his administration provided accurate data. >> to be clear, all the deaths in the nursing homes and in the hospitals were always fully publicly and accurately reported. >> reporter: approximately 15,000 long-term care facility residents have died in new york. that's about a third of all co

jones has the latest. >> we made a mistake. >> reporter: days after his top aide admitted the office withheld data for months about covid deaths of nursing homes residents, andrewdging on monday that the data was not provided quickly enough. >> in retrospect should have we given more priority to fulfilling information questions, in my opinion, yes. >> reporter: but maintaining that his administration provided accurate data. >> to be clear, all of the deaths in the nursing homes and in the hospitals were always fully publicly and accurately reported. >> reporter: approximately 15,000 long-term care facility residents have died in new york. that is about a third of all covid deaths statewide according to the department of health. but until late last month, new york ome accounted separately for people who died from covid-19 in long-term care facilities like nursing homes. data didn't include the number of residents from those facilities who died after they were transferred to a hospital or elsewhere. >> i understand the public had many questions an concerns and the president had many questions about nursing homes primarily and i understand that they were not answe

jones has the latest. >> we made a mistake. >> reporter: days after his top aide admitted their office withheld data for months about covid-19 deaths of nursing home residents, new york governor andrew. cuomo acknowledging that the data was not provided quickly enough. >> it retrospect, should we have given more priority to fulfilling information requests? in my opinion, yes. >> reporter: but maintaining that his administration provided accurate data. >> to be clear, all the deaths in the nursing homes and in the hospitals were always fully publicly and accurately reported. >> approximately 15,000 long-term care facility residents have died in new york. that's about one-third of all covid deaths statewide according to the department of health. until late last month, new york only accounted separately for people who died from covid-19 in long-term care facilities like nursing homes. the data didn't include the number of residents from those facilities who died after they were transferred to a hospital or elsewhere. >> i understand the public had many questions and concerns. and the press had many questions about nursing homes primarily. and i understand that they were not answered qu

down over 5% and again, that has a lot to do why the dow jones is down, but all the indexes are down. mac two politics in new york governor andrewreportedly under investigation by the doj and the fbi over his handling of nursing home deaths, this estate senator from his own party are calling on the governor's emergency powers to be revoked a couple months before they would have timed out. let's bring in brian brenberg. brian, the first investigation that we heard off that began in august, cuomo blamed on donald trump as a personal vendetta, but the new investigation he can't use that same excuse, can he? >> no. he doesn't have any excuses here are the only excuse maker for himself or has been the media actually because looking at a potential cover-up, legal implication. political implications, that's clear, he has a lot of enemies in his own party in new york, but to me the bigger cover-up of for america actually is why are we learning on this right now what happened last year when we were told this was america's governor, this was the person who had the model for leading us out of the coronavirus, that was the message again and

of supervisors for the young jessi kingston andrews on behalf of supervisor walton and safai and the entire board of supervisors for the late miss yolanda jones. and on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the activist, the legend and the poet lawrence rulengeti and for the entire board of supervisors, for mr. vincent marsh. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. is there any other business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: and in the spirit of unity, i bring you this quote -- and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us employ ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. malala youssef. no more business. this meeting is adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. >>> parks and places of communicated and thanks to the mayor and the department of technology and supervisor farrell and google. we had a very very unique partnership that was able to bring wifi to our most heavily used parks and squares. >> parks in particular are really important way of life and quality of life an

of supervisors for the young jessi kingston andrews on behalf of supervisor walton and safai and the entire board of supervisors for the late miss yolanda jonesand on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the activist, the legend and the poet lawrence rulengeti and for the entire board of supervisors, for mr. vincent marsh. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. is there any other business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: and in the spirit of unity, i bring you this quote -- and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us employ ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. malala youssef. no more business. this meeting is adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. . >> february 24th, 2021, at 5:00 p.m. and the time is 5:05. this is a remote meeting via video and teleconferencing, the existence of a local emergency during the coronavirus disease emergency, the fire commission's regular meeting room at city hall is closed and the meetings will convene remotely. you may watch live

report, governor andrew cuomo's cover up with one of his top aides admitting the numbers on nursing home deaths. there is futures trading and they look hard this morning with the dow jones up by 27 points. stocks finished in record territory friday with all three major averages and deep up at least 1%. no more nine-five and how the pandemic is changing people's worklife balance. "mornings with maria" is lie right now. ♪♪ jackie: good morning. we are watching the european markets as they point up. the dax is trading higher by 42 indonesia overnight shanghai and hang seng are closed for the lunar new year. vaccine that rollouts across the globe are boosting as-- optimism. some of the top stories we are following, former president trump impeachment trial delayed the next round of stimulus checks until next-- until march. sheryl has more on that. >> good morning. now that the trial is over lawmakers are on recess until next week and that is delaying congress efforts to get the checks to struggling americans by the end of the month with checks possibly delayed until march as lawmakers m around the final details like income threshold. house speaker nancy pelosi wants the next

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