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live in tarrytown, bill de blasio news -- bill de blasio news. >>> a staten island woman has been arrested after police made a heartbreaking fine. officers say they discovered a bag at a home on richmond hill road yesterday morning. police are charging a woman with concealment of a human corpse. it is unclear how or when the baby died. police say the case remains under investigation. >>> the hunt continues this morning for the suv scene in the surveillance video from greenwich village. police say the driver was involved in a hit and run on march 4 that left a 40-year-old man injured. the man says he was struck when the suv jumped a curb along christopher street. investigators say the suv had new york plates which include the letters gsp. >> thank you. >>> and a woman goes tumbling 30 feet off the whitestone expressway and greens. sources say victoria garrett fell off the overpass yesterday morning after trying to help a friend who was allegedly driving drunk. sources say the friend, samantha maloney, called victoria garrett after she hit a concrete highway barrier. victoria garrett was sta

barack obama, hillary clinton, bill de blasio, they side with the looters. th the police. there was a moment where nypd stood up and turned their backs on bill de blasio. we need to stop pretending this -- radical terrorism doesn't exist. >> he was in good form there and in the other interviews. to overtake donald trump, he needs to get a single refrain that he repeats relentlessly. he spends a lot of time attacking in different areas. john: he was in good form. it is still unclear to me exactly that he is a guy -- even though he is one some contests with donald trump he has what he wants. he has the one-on-one. if he gets that one-on-one, would any betting man that on ted cruz? look at the way donald trump sizes someone up and seizes on weakness. ted cruz does not have that capacity. mark: we have polls were donald trump is beating ted cruz. john: thanks to ted cruz. we will be back with a tribute to a genuine great. ♪ ♪ >> we would be remiss if we did not pay a modest to a tribe called quest. five dog -- phife dog. his records are some of the most influenti

every time there is an incident, barack obama, or hillary clinton, or bill de blasio side with the criminals, with the looters or thugs rather than the brave men and women in blue. i am proud to stand with the police. i will tell you, there was a moment, not long ago, when the nypd stood up and turned their backs on bill de blasio, that spoke not just for new york but the whole country. when we have police in a community to protect that community and keep it safe, and we need to stop pretending radical islamic terrorism does not exist and keep working to keep the country safe. mark: senator, thank you. congratulations on utah and good luck with wisconsin. ted cruz: thank you. utah was fantastic, and i'm looking forward to wisconsin. mark: coming up, an act of terror and leadership. the political implications of the brussels bombings, next. ♪ ♪ mark: here now to talk about the implications of today's terror attacks in brussels is ambassador ryan crocker, previously served as the u.s. ambassador to many countries -- iraq, pakistan, kuwait, and lebanon. he is currently the dean of the george bu

dari: bill de blasio is reportedly splashing and shelter budget in 2017 according to the independent budget office. the city has budgeted 325 million homeless adult shelters and 2017 and that is when the budget increased to a record high. the city is betting on programs like rental subsidies to reduce the homeless population. the bill de blasio administration says that it is progressively tackling the homeless crisis and working to move people out of shelters and into permanent homes. suwanee metro-north worker paralyzed, still fighting a legal battle. lydia talked about his fight. >> i remember waking up on the floor. the i couldn't get up. and i was gasping for air. and i was screaming for my son. reporter: samuel ramirez remembers this day. the 41-year-old life was forever changed when he and his son were on the derailed train near the bronx when the engineer fell asleep at the controls. >> at one point i told my son, take care of your mother and going to make it a. reporter: reporter: four people died, 60 people injured. this married father of two suffered the most life altering

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in new york city on tuesday crews reiterated his stance slamming bill de blasio for the muslim surveillance program of the. >> mayor bill de blasio when he came in in a peak of political correctness canceled the program. that is refusing to acknowledge the threat we have and the world is too dangerous. >> the new york police commissioner couldn't agree more. >> the statements he made today is why he would not become president of the country. we don't need a president that doesn't respect the values that form the foundation of this country. >> maybe he could agree like that much more, maybe. >> i think there was some daylight there. >> look, can someone say amen? someone said amen. >> that's bill bratten. >> the nypd defended this muslim surveillance program while it was happening under ray kelly. bloomburg no right wing nut defended this program. why is ted cruz president because he stood for something bloomburg created? >> wasn't it a mosque surveillance program and not muslim? the mosques that are teaching hate and that are on a list, i think we should listen to them. but to jump in and t

. >> the comments prompted a strong reaction for bill de blasio and bill bratton. he is really out of line with his comments. the statement that he made is why he will not become president of this country. >> 's comments are not about safety and security. reporter: another live look at the officers stationed here. more reaction to ted cruz's comments. he condemns a comment saying an alarming message to muslims increasingly fear for their future in this nature. thank you very much. >> president obama is in argentina today.they arrived in buenos aries. it's the first visit in almost 2 decades. the president will meet with mauricio mochrie and will attend a state dinner in his honor. >> i loved it. it was beautiful. >> in the democratic race, hillary clinton one and bernie sanders took utah and idaho. the controversial republican race brought the voters out in full force causing long lines and administrative headache. juliet: very long lines. >> donald trump leaves the republicans and hillary clinton takes it for the democrats. primaries and caucuses with huge turnout

mayor bill de blasio in new york city speaking now at the police headquarters. were going to listen in. >> the familiesof those who were lost , weare deeply saddened . the toll right now stands at least 30 dead in belgium andat least hundred 70 injured and sadly we expect that told to increase . we stand in solidarity with the people of belgium, with prime minister charles michelle and mayor yvonne niagara of brussels and all of the people of that nation that has been at the front line of the fight against terror. and they are not alone. we stand in solidarity with the people of turkey who have been victims in recent days of car bombings and other attacks that have taken many lives. the community of nations asked to stand together at moments like this and reject the forces of terror and the appalling violence that they wreak upon innocent people. and we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every way. let me say at the outset, there is no specific and credible threat against new york city at this time but we are in a high state of vigilance and

. >> there is a war of words happening tonight between please commissioner bratton and mayor bill de blasio. >> one way that senator ted cruz wants to keep america safe is allowing law enforcement to monitor muslim neighborhoods nationwide before anyone becomes radicalized. mayor bill de blasio the mayor and police commissioner quickly fired back. the nypd surveillance program was scrapped after complaints after alleging religious and racial profiling. plus, commissioner bratton and the mirabeau say that the program was not all. it did not work. >> he seems more upset than i am calling for stopping the terrorists than he is at the terrorism and that i took great offense at that statement. i had almost a thousand muslim officers at the nypd. reporter: part of donald trump's plan is to close borders to muslims. notion of targeting muslims. >> any approach that would single them out or target them for discrimination is not only wrong and un-american, but it also would be counterproductive. >> also tonight the president of the nypd sergeants benevolent association says despite what the police c

. >> reporter: the skyscraper is part of mayor bill de blasio's housing new york plan. the city giving developers incentives, but they must have affordable units. in this case, they will have 200 of them. residents say the mayor is destroying their community. >> the thing is that what's affordable to the 1% in the city is not affordable to me. >> it will be a back door building, which is 14 floors. that's not for us. they're giving them $50 million incentives for that building. it's unfair. >> reporter: there was a i asked if he would speak on camera. he told me excel has no comment. as for the residents, they're not giving up. they already have another protest set for march 16th outside gracie mansion. in chinatown, i'm jessica formoso, fox 5 news. dari: we have an update from the city. fox 5 reached out to the mayor's office for comment. they released a statement saying many of the changes mayor de blasio has fought for would have likely resulted in a different project were this starting from scratch today. >> there are new details about why we go gray. steve: dr. man

trish: mayor bill de blasio, mayor of new york city, has just signed an executive order.e self declared gender identity. as a man. as a woman. if you do not consider yourself a man or woman. public playgrounds. hey, even locker rooms. it is all being done so that we do not discriminate against transgender people. .002% of the population here in new york city. what about the likes of the 99.998% of the population did apparently, i am not part of this population. keep out child pedophiles. i am sorry, usually men hanging out in the ladies room at playgrounds. if you are dressed like a woman, no one will care if you go in the woman's room. i certainly don't. do what you need to do. a lot that could be abused. here is a practic all question for you. what is a father of a little girl supposed to do? in new york city, with this new rule, you will not be able to send your child into the restroom and wait outside for her. you do not know what kind of a man could be in there. let me speak clear. i have no problem with a transgender using the restroom. i have a big problem with som

up with this notion -- every time there is an incidence, barack obama, or hillary clinton, or bill de blasiowith the looters or thugs rather than with the men and women in blue. there was a moment when the nypd turned their backs on bill de blasio, which spoke for the whole country. when you have police in a community that protects the community and keeps it safe, and we need to stop pretending radical islam exists and keep working to keep the country safe. >> thank you. sen. cruz: utah was fantastic and i'm looking forward to wisconsin. >> coming up, the political implications of the brussels bombings, next. ♪ >> here now to talk about the implications of today's terror attacks in brussels is ambassador ryan crocker, who previously served as the u.s. ambassador to iraq, pakistan, kuwait, and lebanon. he is currently the dean of the george bush school of government at texas a&m university. he joins us from college station. what could europe do now as a whole or individual countries to deal with situations like this that it did not do in the wake of the paris attack? amb. crocker: there are t

there was a moment not too long ago when the nypd stood up and turned their backs on bill de blasio that new york in the whole country. when we have police in a community that protects the community and keeps it safe, and we need to stop attending that radical islamic terrorism does not exist, instead to work to defeat it. >> senator, thank you. congratulations with utah. fantastic,utah was and i'm looking forward to the next contest. >> a test of leadership, the political implications of the brussels bombings, next. ♪ mark: here now to talk about the implications of today's .errorist attacks in brussels he is currently the teen of the george bush school of government at texas a&m university. europe do now as a whole or individual countries to deal with situations like this that it did not do in the wake of the paris terrorist attacks. >> there are to bring fundamental issues. one is the quality and coordination of european intelligence and security services. large, certainly in belgium, far behind where we were on 9/11, and we have traveled light years in both our capabilities and coord

that will be set-up in the hours ahead and this year, for the first time since becoming mayor, bill de blasio will march in this parade. the mayor sending his two-year boycott. long standing ban on lesbian, gay, bi- sexual, and transgender groups have been dropped completely. last year, one small group was allowed to march. this year, hundreds will march under the purple alliance, an lgbt group that worked for 25 years to end the ban. >> i plan to march with members of the uniformed service and spend time marching with lavender and green. this march 17th, we will all march tog. >> and the parade will start at 11:00 this morning. festivities will continue until 4:30 this afternoon. last year, 2 million people took part in this event. live along 5th avenue. mallory hoff, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> for a complete list of road closures and mass transit changes for the parade, head to abc7ny. >>> new details on a deadly attack in harlem. metro card swipes when he was stabbed. he took the two train from 116th to 110th street. 53-year-old man collapsed and later died at the hospital. the violenc

. >> and executive order for bill de blasio regarding transgender rights.it will allow people to use the facilities based on identify with. quest and went into the men's room as a woman and they are saying you can't go in there. then women are saying you can't come in here. >> it's a major dilemma for a transgender woman every time she goes out. >> we are just trying to do our business.we want to fix our business or relieve ourselves. >> fear of transgender people using the restrooms they identify with has been the emphasis behind dozens of bathroom bills introduced across the country this year. the bills seek to our transgender people from using designated bathrooms if we not born that gender. mayor deblasio says it goes against new york values. >> somehow, he is making a comeback and we will not allow that to happen. >> surrounded by advocates, the mayor signed an executive order which buildings to allow people to use the bathroom or the locker room of the gender of which they identify. >> we are ensuring that transgender new yorkers can use single-sex restrooms and other facilitie

bill bratton and ted cruz on political basis. ted cruz, of course, tangling with the de blasio administration. blasio's top cop comes out well with new york city. republican voters, with new york state republican voters. certainly by taking on new york comes out well and the rest of the country. and now has a guest proposition of his own that he can claim donald trump, of course, the muslim ban that he called for, extraordinarily popular with primary voters. on the other side, of course, in new york city as a whole, it works well for bill de blasio. to push back. >> michael you've gone in to muslim neighborhoods. you wrote about it in a piece, and i highly recommend people read it, and one of the things you said is that ted cruz's comments about patrolling in muslim neighborhoods are disrupting to you as law enforcement that are involved in counterterrorism. give us a sense of what's behind that. >> well, for years, the fbi, the department of homeland security, and other agencies involved with law enforcement and national security have been moving in to these neighborhoods, setting up outreach

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barricades are set-up on this side of the road on 5th avenue and this time, bill de blasio will march in the parade. the mayor is ending his two-year boycott. he will take part now that a long standing ban on lesbian, gay, transgender and bi- sexual groups have been lifted. an irish lgbt group that worked for 25 years to end the ban. >> i have tremendous, tremendous respect for people who fought for years and years in the community for inclusion and felt a great deal of pain they were excluded and kept coming back and fighting for change. it is a powerful moment. 11 and end at 4:30 early evening. last year, 2 milli people took part in the festivities. live along 5th avenue. mallory hoff, channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> penn station and grand central terminal are going dry. the mta banning alcohol on metro north and it isn't just during the parade. it remains in effect until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. you can learn more on the web and your smart phone. we have a complete list of transit changes. send stuff in, your pictures to bc ae7ny. >>> 6:35. new details on a deadly attack in harm yell. p

there was a moment not too long ago when the nypd stood up and turned their backs on bill de blasio.e for new york and the whole country. when we have police in a community, it protects that community and keeps it safe and we need to stop pretending radical islamic terrorism doesn't exist and instead worked to defeat it. mark: senator, thank you. congratulations with utah. sen. cruz: utah was fantastic, and i'm looking forward to the contest in wisconsin. mark: a test of leadership, the political implications of the brussels bombings, next. ♪ mark: here now to talk about the implications of today's terrorist attacks in brussels. he is currently the dean of the george bush school of government at texas a&m university. he joins us now from college station. what could europe do now as a whole or individual countries to deal with situations like this that it did not do in the wake of the paris terrorist attacks? >> there are two big fundamental issues out there. one of them is simply the quality and coordination of european intelligence and security services. they are, by and large, cert

it's your mayor, bill de blasio. it's the speaker of the city council. >> it's wacky wednesday. it's post-super tuesday. trump and clinton did well. i feel like the headline that's coming out of this is governor christie of new jersey. he was at the trump rally. >> it was behind donald trump. >> do yourself a favor. >> it's hysterical. he is a very strange vibe to him. everyone is looking at what >> it seems like he is there . >> we were growing up and i am sure you went to it with alfred lee newman. where you knew in columbus? >> why are you standing side-by-side with donald trump? why don't you do your job ? go back at the taxpayers expense and show up in trenton every day. save your state from falling into total disregard and chaos. >> it was kind of the fact that he refused whether or not to announce if you wanted to be the vice president. the people of new jersey hired you until 2018. don't they deserve an explanation? >> i think he was rude in the way he talked to the person i was interviewing him. it was a governor's program. ask the governor. me that? >> you know what he

christine, hillary clinton rallied a largely union crowd in new york city which featured mayor bill de blasio and governor andrew cuomo. she emphasized her new positive message and pivoted to the general election. >> the stakes in the election have never been higher and the rhetoric from the other side has never been lower. so we have work to do, my friends, but not to make america great again. america never stopped being great. we have to make america whole. instead of building walls, we need to break down barriers that are holding back families. >> reporter: and hillary clinton wrapped up her night with a fund-raiser featuring katy perry. she raised $30 million in february. a big number, but bernie sanders raised $42 million. christine and john. >>> all right. thanks for that. let's break down the post-super tuesday phase of the campaign. let's bring in zach wolf. zach, you have this big figure from the past, from the establishment, going to take on donald trump today. donald trump supporters and donald trump says you don't get it. the whole point is we are not the party of the past. we are

.>> the mayor bill de blasio and criticizing ted cruz for his comments. >> i will remind that senator that he lives in united states of america and the statements he made today are why he will not become the president of this country, and we do not need a president that does not respect the values that formed the foundation of this company. >> he also said it is a great offense to the characterization of muslims. >>> the former republican candidate jeb bush is endorsing senator ted cruz. last night he had a victory in utah, winning all 40 delegates. donald trump one the -- won the arizona primary, and hillary clinton captured arizona, and hillary clinton won two states, arizona and utah. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump take the biggest prize of the night, arizona. idaho and utah make their voices heard in the race for the white house. and the attacks in belgium were on the minds of the voters, clinton saying that she has what it takes to keep america safe. >> queen anne duchy that can provide leadership and that is strong, smart and above all, standing to take on these t

. >> we were talking in the previous segment about mayor bill de blasio's dissolving the unit that wasdical islamic terrorism. bill de blasio was supported by donald trump. he funded the liberal democrats, who have hurt the people of new york. >> but trump, he supported giuliani. he does that because he wants zoning variances. come on, you know that. >> but that's notv why supported jimmy carter and not why he supported john kerry and supported hillary clinton for president. >> that's why all these businessmen do what they do. they spread the green around. you know that i have got to ask you a personal question. >> you are asking me no one can do business unless you support federal democratic candidates. >> at that point in his/s life donald trump could care less if mickey mouse were president. >> it was a couple years ago that he wrote presidential race. you know what? when you support open border democrats for 40 years. >> i got it, senator. >> you bear responsibility. >> trump owed hillary for giving him nice wedding gift. now, do you get mad and you have got to tell me the truth. b

steve: bill de blasio will march in the st. patrick's day parade. >> reporter: this is a victory for the lgbt parade to be able to march this year. mayor de blasio will be joining them. however, there is no guarantee that these groups will be able to march in the parade next year. mayor de blasio was cheered as he announced that he is ending his boycott of the st. patrick's day parade now that gay and lesbian groups are allowed to >> this march 17th we will all march together. >> reporter: de blasio was the first mayor in more than 20 years to refuse to participate in the parade because gays were banned. last year only one small lgbt group was permitted to march. this year, more than 300 people will march under the banner of the lavender and green alliance, an irish lgbt group that worked ban. >> your historic gesture of welcome, like a miracle of hospitality, undoes the anguish discrimination. >> reporter: the mayor made the announcement at the irish consulate, the location where all parties involved held numerous meetings to

omly gay groups -- openly gay groups were allowed to march under their own banners, leading bill de blasio to march in the parade. the first time he has done so. p i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. ray suarez is up next. have a great night. night.

mayor bill de blasio made universal pre-k, universal when he ran for office. registration for next fall has >>> new sats are being rolled out this week. the princeton review says the new exam will have fewer sections, but each will be longer. there will also be more challenging questions that are tailored to what students are actually learning in school. that means those obscure vocabulary words we all struggled to memorize? remember? >> yeah. >> those are a thing of the past. >> it will involve no guessing penalty for wrong answers, a completely different structure in terms of the layout of the sections as well as the content itself. >> that guessing penalty they used to stick in there. >>> other changes, calculators can only be used in one of the two math sections. the total overall score will be 6800 again and not 2400, and the essay is optional even though some colleges require >> i lam want to take that test again. >> you -- i almost want to take that test again. >> you almost do? >> i feel inadequate enough. i don't need the test to remind me. >>> was it

. >>> a frank admission from mayor bill de blasio after attacks involving the mentally ill. cbs 2's marcia kramer has the story. dillon a 23 with psychological problems who rampaged through his neighborhood with a knife he used to kill and slash and set people on fire. last week it was a homeless man who slashed a dunkin' donuts employee. the question to the mayor, i wonder if you could share your concerns about mental health and public danger. >> we ever to do things -- we have to do things differently. we have to do a better job, all of us, at identifying when someone has a problem getting them the help they need. >> reporter: it is unclear who should have gotten help for james patrick dillon. his father said he suffers from schizophrenia and hasn't taken medication in six mucks and had -- months and had 7 arrests. the most recent, january 2013. >> this tragedy over the weekend is not only very painful but also very complex history of violence. there were minor criminal offenses but not involving violence. >> reporter: with more homeless people with psychological problems,

it's where mayor bill de blasio and police commissioner bill bratton tore into his proposal to patrol u.s. muslim neighborhoods. >> his comments are not about safety and security. it's demagoguery. we have 900 muslim american officers in the nypd. >> i would remind the senator, he lives in the united states of america. and the statements he made today is why he's not going to become president of this country. as the mayor mentioned, i have over 900 very dedicated officers in this department, many of whom do double duty. they serve as active duty members of the u.s. military, in combat. something the senator has never seen. so before he starts denigrating any population group, take a close look at who he's denigrating. >> and that led to this exchange on cbs this morning. >> it's not surprising that the democratic political henchman of mayor de blasio are coming after me. >> he's raised a lot of civil liberty concerns. let me ask you, how many muslims are in america? >> i don't know the number off the top of my head. >> so you're saying law enforcement should surveil a number of americ

and mayor bill de blasio, when he came in, in a peak of political correctness, canceled the program. is refusing to acknowledge the threat that we have and the world is too dangerous to deny reality. >> bill de blasio, a liberal democrat. ted cruz, as you may have gathered, a conservative republican. and it's useful to remember this is a primary and caucus night. and later on this evening, we will be covering the vote in three western states. hallie jackson covers senator cruz, which means if he's in new york, we get a rare visit with hallie jackson in new york. how was this generally approached by the three remaining republicans in the race today? >> let's talk about ted cruz. because you heard his comments there, talking about the need to, in his words, patrol and secure muslim neighborhoods, which raised a lot of eyebrows and got pretty much immediate backlash from groups like care, the council on islamic and american relations. cruz is framing this as political correctness. this is essentially ted cruz making sure that donald trump is not the only one with a hardline stance when

bill de blasio is slashing the city's homeless shelter budget . that's according to the independent budget office. there is adult animal shelters in 2017. it's down 120 million and there was rental subsidies to release the homeless the administration is aggressively tackling the crisis in working to move people into permanent homes. >> the family has reached a settlement in the wrongful death case. he was shot and killed by a police officer in pleasantville new york. it was in october 2010. he was playing football and attending college. the officer was cleared of any wrongdoing by grand jury. prosecutors said they ordered him to stop . he ended up on the hood after he was struck. prosecutors say the officer made a split decision and the village of pleasantville will fit pay him usd6 million. theresa: on a survey that found nypd officers that are not happy with her job. juliet: speaking of cringe >> commissioner bratton says police morale is always an issue in an the department is releasing a new report saying at an all-time low.>> it's the union f

up at major transportation hubs across america. including new york...a top targetsot - mayor bill de blasio (ray will pick sot)ingested in interplay as 5533 de blasio security presser times square wabc is?and seeing really the elaborate and sophisticated operations the nypd ghas in place to protect everyone. and as brussels mourns...an international sign of solidarity. messages of prayers and condolences...scrib bled in chalk on the streets of brussels. other late developments tonight.. police are getting a break from the taxi driver who brought the men to the airport.. telling officers exactly where he picked them up. the state department is urging americans in europe right now to be extra careful. in the united states... police departments in new york.. washington.. are visibly on patrol. around 2-dozen university of cincinnati students are in belgium tonight--thankfully, all of them safe... but still rattled by these attacks. 9 on your side's john genovese spoke with one of them tonight. he joins us live with his account. john. here at u-c and taking part in a co-op program. he describes

anyway, thank you mayor bill de blasio. much more this evening as we await the results and we'll head to new orleans right after this break. live election coverage continues after this. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back tamsnbc live election coverage as voters in five states tonight choose their nominee for president. here's what we know right now. in maine, that about 12% of the vote in the republican caucus is too early to call. in kentucky, a smaller amount of the vote is in and the republican caucus there is also too early to call. in kansas, the caucuses there have been over for a couple of hours. still n

in the big apple mayor bill de blasio calling for extra security throughout times square and one world trade center. subway train stations and airports also have a heavy police presence. at boston logan international airport increased security also in place there heavivi armed officers and canine are on on the west coast lax also beefing up security. all of this despite the department of homeland security saying there's no specific credible intelligence of a threat to our country. team coverage continues now with brian who is at miami international. and has more on the stepped up security there. >> tuchling down in miami never felt so good. >> knowing that just behind you we just left people we didn't know anything of anything that happened. >>>>porter: these passengers were some of the last to fly out of brussels. before the terrorist attack that shook the airport. >> it was just a few moments short and i was sitting in the same spot in the morning waiting for check in. >> greeted by extra security when they first touched down in orlando and then hours later re at mia. federal agents

the shooter is still on the loose and anyone with info is asked to call police. >>> mayor bill de blasio and police commissioner william bratton share a subway ride today to underscore their message that subways here are the safest in the world. they are going to ride from city hall to transit authority headquarters in downtown brooklyn. the city is unveiling a new plan to put an officer on every subway train at night after the recent surge in slashing attacks. >>> it's 6:37. new this morning royal caribbean's anthem of the seas is back in port after another shortened voyage. let's take a live look now at bayonne, new jersey. this docked just about 45 minutes ago, coming back to new jersey after its second shortened voyage in the past month alone. both were caused by extreme weather conditions in the atlantic. this trip had to be also canceled, if you will, or shortened because a bunch of passengers suffered from the norovirus. there are about 6,000 people aboard. we will get a live report from bayonne later on in this half hour. >>> 6:38. you're never more than seven minutes away from w

new york city mayor bill de blasio attend ed the first time in three years. in protest when one gave group was allowedlp to plate. >> this saturday will belp the 20th anniversary for the parade. the charlotte goes green festival is free and open to everyone. it kicks off at 11:00 in thei morning.t( starts at ninth street.t( the spotjf where it ends will be where dancing ensues.e1rjf >> a lot of people know thatf* we stand in front after green wall. i didn't disappear. >> ixd wouldn't have been able to tell. it does look green. i told my daughter she had to wear green.xdf* >> a lot of people say they can see through me. not today. it's late. gaez what, we are going rightlp to it, no waste of one m of your time, here. >> your seven-day forecast first ',qie=it,t( the cooler airf* isxd trickling in, all down to 45 degrees this morning. let's break down friday. looks tor be nice.?;5 you saw that 10 p]$lt there._[lp highym clouds rolling around, not going to bei a big deal. certainly nothing disruptive, rain showers still way down over the gulf, soi you're going to

. >> reporter: including mayor bill de blasio, who has said that affordable housing is one of his administration's top priorities. in a statement, the commissioner of the department of housing, preservation, the assertion that they allow them to languish in the face of the affordable housing crisis is wrong. the city says of the more than 1,000 vacant properties, only 670 are suitable for development and half are difficult to develop because they're in flood zones or too far from schools and transportation. stringer's response to the city? >> okay. let's develop what we can we do not disagree with you. don't ignore the crisis and the remedy. >> there are affordable housing projects going up, like this one behind me in williamsburg, but the supply is low and the demand is high. in order to even get one of these type of apartments, you have to apply through a lottery system. favor. a similar type project where there were 40 apartments applications. back to you. ernie: thank you very much. let's talk about this. joining me is a real estate reporter for cranes new york business. an interesting topic.

. >> reporter: crews respond to criticism by new york mayor bill de blasio. >> it would be striking if his position is not to patrol muslim neighborhoods. >> it's not a practical solution. and of course, it's against our first amendment right. >> i don't have anything against mu are doing right. but we need to be aware. and sometimes you can't always be politically correct. if you're trying to save america. >> you can't stereotype people. that's completely wrong. >> it's kind of hypocritical. especially if he portrays himself as a libertyarian. >> it's not with why i live -- not why i live here. not why my children lives here. >> the center welcomes them. then presidential candidate herman cane. cane came to visit and apologized after coming to the adams center. live in sterling, surae chin, wusa 9. >> in this area, the fbi and other law enforcement say muslim informants and tips from muslims play a large role in the fight against terrorism. >>> on the presidential campaign trail, ted cruz says donald trump has reached a new low. he threatened to, quote, the beans on his wife, heidi cr

mayor bill de blasio will sit down to discuss the nypd terrorism preparedness in the wake of attacks overseas. >>> new york city is about to ban smokeless tobacco. the mayor said he will ban toe back quay at arenas and stadiums the next two weeks. he says officials will not hesitate to ban league player refusing to obey the ban. >>> we're just 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. camera this morning. let's guess. what do you think that is? >> chicago! >> michelle says chicago. close enough. it's time square looking south. our camera looking down to about 10 feet across the street here. here's how it looks this morning as we look on the upper west side. that's what we'll have for the morning. you need your rain gear, boots. 42 degrees looking at. showers across the area. looking at a morning where we're looking at these showers coming from the south and west and heavy rain off our south and west through the morning to lunchtime, early afternoon. then here on the wheel of weather, we've got rain until about 2:00. and then late in the day, before we get

officials to step up security in airports, bridges, tunnels and mass transit systems. 3 (mayor bill de blasio/ nyc) "the community of nations has to stand up to terror in all its forms. one of the best ways we do that is by reiterating our committment to democracy, to values of free speech and openness, to showing the terrorists they can't intmidate us, they won't change our ways of life. they won't make us different. we will stand up to them and we will stand by our values."a tweet from home land security yesterday reads..."we urge public to continue travel, visiting public places, continue w/ daily lives but at john back to you. 3 coming up at six, megan will have the latest on the three suspects accused of carrying out the attack. 3 friends and family will pay their respects to a young woman who died last weekend after falling over a cliff.. katie stewart was a 20-12 graduate of notre dame academy.. and a large turnout is expected at her visitation tonight..local 12's adam clements joins us *live* from st. agnes church in fort wright.. where that visitation is being held.. 3 heartbreaking

mayor bill de blasio also imposed a ban on city sponsored travel to north carolina joining seattle and san francisco. >>> hold on to your hats, says lee goldberg. >> should i do the wind tunnel effect? that's what it's like going outside. >> it's kind of a sleep interrupting wind. you're going to hear howling. it's really whipping. outside right now we have temperatures in the 50s. camera shaking with the winds that are gusting. you can actually see the empire state building in red tonight myeloma awareness week. keep that in mind. our temperature right now is at 51 degrees. a west wind at 16 is gusting to 39. the pressure is on the rise and the high today in when the sun came out. so above average tomorrow, we won't get to average. i think we'll be in the low 50s and will feel like 40s. rainfall is about .4 of an inch. sunrise and sunset times for your tuesday. we had had as much as .8 but that dried out quickly. winds can be damaging across the area right through the day tomorrow and it's chilly, really through wednesday morning now with these gusty winds. a late week warmup is comin

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our own new york city mayor bill de blasio recently wee in on trump's campaign, can donald trump a racist and sai that he participates in t worst kind of racism beca he's just using it to get ahead. raising the question, whats the best type of racism? [ laughter ] what's the best type of racism? why, when you do it -- when you do it just for yourself. [ laughter ] here. yeah. >> steve: this one's for -- >> jimmy: yeah, the best kind. that's the best kind i actually -- [ laughter ] oh, yeah. when you really feel -- when you feel guilty the next day. [ laughter ] actually, there was a bit on awkwardm ia a democratic town hall last night when moderator chris matthews got his facts wrong during a questiono hillary clinton, but hillary was pretty quick to correc him. check it out. >> i am amazed -- maybe i have to say senator sanders has pulled some big victories. he won in iowa. >> no, no, no. i won in iowa. you did. [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, hillary, you won,u don't smile like a supervii after you say it, like [ laughter and applause ] "mwahahaha! i'm the winner!" berni

this is bill de blasio's budget he is cutting homeless services just as, just as the homeless crisis seems to be getting out of hand. >> teresa priolo is uptown. what is going on? >> you don't need to go far to fine homeless people around the city. one gentleman tried to cozy up to our crew all morning long. this report from the independent budget office basically say the adult population is at highest level yet this as the mayor wants to slash services. it is one of the biggest complaints from new yorkers, the spike in the homeless population. leading people to be concerned for their communities and their personal safety. the city's independent budget office agrees. calling the homeless problem, the despite the growing problem, new report from mayor bill de blasio's budget slashes budget for shelter. the city claims they are budgeting $325 million for homeless adult shelters next year. but that is $120 million decrease from this year. and for family shelters, it i was allocating 452 million, which is $72 million less than 2016. when asked for comment the mayor east office disagreed

for the first time since becoming mayor, bill de blasio will march in the parade. he is ending his boycott. last year, only one small gay group has been allowed to march. this year, hundreds will march under an irish lgbt group that worked for 25 years to end the ban. >>> this morning should be more relaxed for a police horse named gunny. poor gunny had a bad night. he finally had a night to rest after a startling rush hour in times square. this is after he was corralled on west 47th street. he spent part of the evening rush racing through the streets after throwing his officer. the nypd says he was startled by a noise and caused minor damage to three cars before heading to a parking garage where he hung out with a four legged friend. >> he went right up to another horse and just started kissing him and stuff. it was weird. we moved away to the sides and some people were screaming. thank god nobody got hurt. >> that is the good news gunny is familiar with the garage. members of the nypd mounted unit hang out there while on break. the officer who had been ryaning gu