blue state, and donald trump is more popular than bill de blasio. l eu tell y. >> he is good at being unabout unlikeable. kennedy: the thing about de blasio most of media is in new york city, they describe all positives and negatives, they will never give him credit, first because he sucks, second they live here. they can't stand him, that is not only funny polling story in this elect. >> he is a joke. you are right, he does it for himself. but this self humiliation is incredible, the vanity of these people. there is a bunch of them in this humiliation of getting nowhere. my favorite one is beto, who will save the nation. >> if i apologize enough for everything that has happened, maybe -- >> i'm a man. kennedy: i'm sorry i'm rich. >> 2%, twice as good as de blasio, but the same rating as crazy andrew yang. kennedy: andrew anti-circumcision yang. >> is that go any surprise after what de blasio has done with new yorkers, homeless is worse, he give his we've -- >> she was pressed, by a panel, what has your charity done. >> zero. >> we've done a bunch of

first out of ten names here is bill de blasio, mayor of new york. he ran -- he was the campaign manager for hillary clinton's successful bid for the senate in 2000. he'll take the stage on the second night, wednesday, july 31st. next, our second name out of ten, michael bennet, colorado's senior senator, former superintendent of denver public schools. he will be on the stage as well the second night, wednesday, july 3rd. third in this drawing of ten -- on the 31st, pardon me. steve bullock, montana governor. the first time we are going to be seeing him on the debate stage, and that will take place on tuesday, july 30th, the first night of debates in detroit. next, our fourth name that we are drawing, tulsi gabbard, hawaii congresswoman. she's a major in the army national guard, has deployed to iraq and kuwait. she will take the stage on the second night in detroit, wednesday, july 31st. our fifth name out of ten year, tim ryan, ohio congressman, challenged nancy pelosi to lead house democrats in 2017. he is going to be debating on the first night, t

the nypd works for a bill de blasio.magine hearing your own boss denounce you as a bigot on the basis of the zero evidence. no evidence whatsoever. what effects would that have? would it make you want to risk you like to do your job question mike would it convince you just to give up? you know the answer. you just saw the video. when cops give up like that, criminals thrive and that means that innocent people get hurt. something similar is happening in cities across the country viewed almost every democrat in the presidential race suddenly sounds just like bill de blasio. >> i have can challenge our can police department to challenge all the ways in which the uniform has been burdened by racism. we're going to crack down on police brutality and primarily people of color. >> training for police officers on them elicit racial bias and procedural justice because to deny it exists is to deny folks liberty and in many cases, life. >> how do we continue to lose the lives of unarmed black men in the united states of america at

mayor bill de blasio, we appreciate you taking the time.na. >>> again, if you're just joining us, new york city is in the dark, a portion of the city. 40,000 customers do not have power. these are images right now, aerial pictures over the busiest parts of manhattan. we'll continue our coverage of the new york city blackout here on cnn. stay with us. we run right into these crises, and we do not leave until normalcy is restored. we'd been working for days on a site in a storm devastated area. a family pulled up. it was a mom and her kids. everything they had had been washed away. the only thing that brought any kind of solace was the ability to hand her a device so she could call her family and let them know that she was okay. (vo) there for you when it matters most. join us and get up to $650 when you switch. that's verizon. lrouge signature sunsets matte lip stain eight new, warm shades. less texture, more colors. more paris. all-day matte. bare-lip sensation. rouge signature sunset. by l'oréal paris. we're worth it. iand grew it toy i$36

carly lloyd, joined by new york mail about bill de blasio on a float with the words world champions and rapinoe says she hopes to use the team's fame to improve the world. congratulations to the women again. thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront next, no apologies. embattled labor secretary alex acosta defending handling of the sex crimes case involving jeffrey epstein. was the defense enough to keep his job? did it add up? plus the fed chief pushing back against the president, vowing to stay on the job, despite the attacks of the president. peter nafr ho assist to the president outfront. please kamala harris the latest contender to embrace alexandria ocasio-cortes. is it enough to win the rising star's support and does it help or hurt kamala's efforts? let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight, itching for

lehrerhat was brian interviewing mayor bill de blasio on the issue of the eric garner case. i want to ask you, jumaane williams, what about the mayor's argument he is waiting for the due process procedure, which includes a departmental trial, which pantaleo has gone through and is awaiting a decision of the judge in that d departmental hearing to decide what steps to take? >> i get angry or the more i -- he should no longer mention eric's name or speak about this. he is have the authority to fire daniel pantaleo. he has had the authority to at least suspend him. he h has had the authority to do something. he has misled the public for so long thing the doj asked him not to proceed. that was not the truth. the doj to look family and us there is nothing stopping them. in fact, they started their own trial before the doj. this is completely in the mayor's wheelhouse. this has been -- this is all this mayor. he has led down black and brown new yorkers and all new yorkers who believe in justice when it comes to police doing wrong. he has done this. this is fully in his wheelhouse.

principal, the lady who kept your frisbee, the guy your mom dated after the divorce, and three bill de blasios. so it was quite a field. [ applause ] senator elizabeth warren was the only candidate appearing in tonight's debate who has been polling in double digits but to be fair bill de blasio also gets double digits. during tonight's debate, beto o'rourke answered a portion of the current question in spanish. and then he answered the next question in irish. tonight's democratic debate featured questions sent in by viewers, which explains why rachel maddow asked cory booker why isn't "chicago med" on senator elizabeth warren said the next president needs to have the courage to take on the giants which was awkward because bill de blasio was right next to heir former representative john delaney appeared confused when asked to be the first candidate to give a closing statement. even i forgot i was here [ applause ] i mean it might have been why am i here according to reports, former vice president joe biden requires that his paid speaking engagements accommodate him with raspberry sorbet and he

all bill de blasio cares about is bill de blasio. 72,000 customers were left in the dark on the west side of manhattan just before 7:00 on saturday night. knocking out times square, its bright lights trapping people inside of subway cars and elevators and sending theater goers evacuating into the street. the blackout that darkened 40 blocks, power was restored to everyone just after midnight a few hours later. de blasio flew back from iowa sunday and defended his absence saying he was confident in the team that he had in place in new york. he will have more information on this as mayor bill de blasio joins "morning joe" later this morning. >>> the most amazing video of the day, let's go to france, shall we. yesterday french invent inventoa holding a rifle showing the fly board's potential future military use. he claims the fly board which he originally developed to fly above water can run for ten minutes and reach speeds of 118 miles an hour, and if you're really really brave, that's how you would do it. now he's planning to use this to cross the english channel. >> wow. >> one wonde

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bill de blasio facing criticism for being out-of-pocket for an hour's long blackout in new york. on new york governor andrew cuomo to remove de blasio as the mayor defends his actions. listen to this. >> as someone who travels, and i traveled before this campaign, you have to be in charge where you are simple as that, with email, cell phones, i'm in regular touch with my folks confirming the situation is being handledded properly. i think all the folks did a great job. melissa: he is emailing but there is no power. i don't know if anyone is getting those emails. bill mcgurn, columnist from "the wall street journal." fox news contributor. point this emblematic the way this man has operated in new york city. we have homelessness at highest level. we have all kinds of graphics. homelessness is up 18% since he is in office. commutes in office on public transit, 92% of the time they are late. according to riders alliance. this is, he is has not been a great mayor. >> right. he is awful mayor. thank god for "the new york post." one paper that really reports on new york city in all its

in the big apple where he raised more money from flork city residents that than new york mayor bill de blasionow i will admit that sounds bad, that does not sound gook, that sounds bad, if you consider the full headline says pete buttigieg raised more money from new york residents then bill de class-- de blasio got nationwide, ouch, you may not get the jb you are applying por but the good news is there might soon be an opening in south bend, indiana, because the dairy queen is hiring for the summer it is seasonal work but you get free samples. we also found out which celebrities gave to which campaigns, we learn actress gwyneth paltrow hosted a fundraiser for buttigieg at her home. she personally donated $2800 which is enough to go on goop and buy half an ounce of sell you lar repair crystals. pete wasn't alone in nabbing big celebrity donors, elizabeth warren saw donations from bette midler, ryan reynolds and shonda rhymes, shonda rhymes, that is-- reims, that is bold for a candidate that associates themselves with scandal. maybe, perhaps the mostsing newe buscemi gave bill de blasio's presi

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>> capri: even in a time where everybody is divided, we are united that bill de blasio is not particularlyf bill de blasio including the president of the united states had a few choice words to say about his home town mayor. take a listen. >> probably the worst mayor in the history of new york city. the policeman and women cannot stand him. they do not respect him. they do not like him. i thought that was tragic watching the scene a couple of days ago. i said let me see it again. i don't believe what i am seeing. and i know new york's finest. and new york's finest, in fact, we were in touch with them today, they are devastated. >> capri: jesse, what is your take? >> jesse: till de blasio said when trump leaves office he will not be invited back to new york city. he will be out of office and trump still owns his own tower. i don't even like showing these videos, because it is like the new ice bucket challenge. it goes viral, it is national. >> capri: much more nefarious. >> jesse: it encourages people to do this, because the teens have found the perfect sweet stuff bought stomach spot to sh

all bill de blasio cares about is bill de blasio. mayor hasn't responded to the quote, he and governor andrew cuomo calling for investigations as to what caused the blackout. >> president trump trailing four democratic contenders, joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and kamala harris coming out ahead, vice president biden has largest lead in hypothetical match-up because he would beat trump with independent and suburban voters, the other 3 candidates tieing or losing within -- 10 minutes after the hour, accusing federal agents of ripping migrant families apart. >> the immediate crisis is we cannot be separating children from their parents. >> it's about scaring everyone in the country. >> but isn't the trump administration just enforcing the law? one former ice director says those breaking the rules need to face consequences, he joins us to weigh in. >> plus, as am done launches busiest, employees walking off the job, how they could impact you. we'd love some help with laundry. spray and scrub anything with a stain. wash the

new york city's mayor bill de blasio said there were three ice i.c.e. operations here on saturday, though no one was arrested. anne-marie. >> laura podesta in new york. thank you, laura. >> president trump is being called a racist following his controversial tweet. yesterday the president tweeted about democratic congresswoman telling them to go back and fix the totally broken and crime- infested places from which they came. the congresswomen are u.s. citizens, all of them. while mr. trump did not name the women, his tweets are believed to be alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, omar of minnesota, t tlai tlaib of minnesota and presley. >>> financier jeffrey epstein is expected the appear in court this morning. he's pled not guilty. prosecutors say he is a flight risk and should remain in custody. epstein's lawyers want him to await trial under house arrest in his new york city mansion with electronic monitoring. >>> and the cause of a massive power outage in new york city remains under investigation. ri roughly 72,000 customers were without power on sa

that prize goes to bill de blasio the most incompetent mayor in the history of new york. a senior bill de blasio supporter in the wild. there are not any. he built his campaign about his concern about the environment. he loves alexandria ocasio-cortez's new green deal. he stole the idea for his city and said he will lead by example. right until he hopson into his gas guzzling suv to head to another political event.so >> we are here in new york city to show how it needs to be done. to show how it must be done. today we announced the new york city now green deal. we have skin in the game. we will lead by example. >> [motor revving]. >> tucker: his campaign will be over but he will live on because his attitude defines the democratic party. robert an attorney join us tonight. if bernie sanders is calling for a $15 an hour minimum wage, and you could make a case for that, how outrageous he is not paying his own staff $15 an hour? what is the justification for that? >> well, tucker, you have to understand the point. you said there is no difference between the democratic candida

mayor bill de blasio is a presidential candidate. he's been in touch with the new york city management crews and the new york police department and fire department as well as con edison and they are working to restore power here to new york city. as the sun has set, it has been fascinating to watch this picture of times square. have you haven't seen this, we're looking north. there is a hotel. it used to be a sheraton times square. there areal many broadway suppose would be playing out just to the left of that screen with people who have come into new york city on this july day to see hamilton and so many other shows. those are in the dark as a result of all of this. there are people dealing with it as far as 21st street including our producer adam reese who is joining us. you're not too far from lincoln center. walk us through it. >> i'm right across the street from lincoln center. i'm going to swing the camera around. we've seen it go from light to dusk to now almost pitch black on the upper west side of manhattan. you see a lot of

. >> mayor bill de blasio? ker: i always forget he is a presidential candidate in addition to being of course, your mayor. it was a bill de blasio, the nation's worst mayor? >> yes. >> i want to hear one more deafening roar because of what they stand for. let me hear you say it. "usa, equal pay! usa, equal pay! usa, equal pay! ">> all right. >> tucker: bill de blasio, you were on it. a 2. question, dr. siegel. this is where you move back into position. this is multiple-choice so keep in mind you need to wait for every option to be explained before answering. here it is. people, people for the ethical treatment of animals, wants to change the name of a rural road in the state of idaho because of that road is named after a meat dish. what is the name of the proquest market is it a, three options here -- is a letter, buffalo wing. is it b, drumstick drive, or is it c, chicken dinner road? dr. siegel. >> chicken dinner road. >> tucker: is it chicken dinner -- this is for two points. is it chicken dinner road? >> let

when we mix bill de blasio with marianne williamson it creates a chain reaction that could destroyedan entire city. i don't know why cnn couldn't tell us which candidates are going to go on what night. they should have had more fun with it. if i was in charge, i would have also got an box, yeah, i would have been like, okay, let's see what we've got. we've got bernie sanders is going to be debateing without pants! there you go! there you go! ( laughter ) have more fun! now, cnn selection and their show may have been weird but even more weird is the fact that every democratic debate now comes with commentary from o.j. simpson. the guy who used to star in the commercials, allegedly? and just like with the debates in june, o.j. simpson was on twitter sharing thoughts on the primary race. >> as far as the debates are concerned, i saw where one of the people actually put out a plan, something for them to debate the merits of tonight. now, they always should do that. it's easy to say, oh, we should fix global warming, oh, we should have an affordable healthcare plan, we should have a chick

as you mentioned we're look at tulsi gabbard, bill de blasio, kirsten gillibrand. will they make it through tonight? i will suspect that kamala harris will not show -- she's already shown she can throw a punch but can you be presidential? we know gabbard is probably going to go after her on national security credentials. >> jen, what do you think we should focus on? >> there's a huge benefit in going on the second night. if i'm joe biden, one i'm happy i didn't come up last night, but two i would have watched some of the more moderate candidates and i think the team is thinking to themselves, they've presented something the public may find appealing but they did it quite defensively at times. i think he needs to go into tonight being much more proactive and energized what he's doing to the american public. be proud you want to focus on helping workers who just lost their jobs at the gm plant, and i think the moderates last night got a little caught at times being pushed back by the progressives so joe biden needs to become a little more proactive. what an amazing f

. >> new york mayor, bill de blasio staffers are not taking his bid for white house seriously, walling, a senior staffer said he knows that de blasio can't win is running because of his echo, he polling 1% nationwide with a 2020 race. joining us now, daily caller editorial director vince cul cu. >> thank you, just this weekend we bill de blasio saying after trump presidency donald trump will not be welcomed back in new york city, he has higher approve at ratings in new york city than de blasio, i don't think that de blasio will be welcome back to new york city. he is not doing well, his campaign is in a biz malt shape. -- abysmal shape. >> that does not include police department, fire department. and first responders, in new york city. >> asked nypd what they think of the mayor. >> he would be interested. lou: we don't have to ask they till us. let's turn to the democratic congressional campaign committ committee. an executive resigning because of a lack of diversity, this and i have to say this person acted no noblist of reasons. what do you think? >> i think it is pathetic, and sad,

just very quickly on bill de blasio, watch for him, because particularly someone like julian castro whory good on the crisis at the border and policing, to challenge bill de blasio on not the way he's handle the garner case. >> susan, basil, thank you very much, vaughn i didn't like hahiu very much as well. >>> coming up, what facebook is doing to protect your privacy ahead of 2020. ahead of 2020. who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. ♪ ♪ in big ways and in small, bank of america is here to help you get things done. what would you like the power to do?® ♪ done your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. you need decision tech. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ y

but first bill de blasio. mayor, we have a lot to get to and i want to get your reaction from the president asking why lawmakers don't go back and fix the broken and crime-infested places from which they came. what is your response? >> jake, unfortunately there is an american tradition of telling people to go back where they came from. it's a very bad tradition that we need to weed out of our nation because we are a nation of migrants, that is who we are by our nature for hundreds of years. but you don't expect to hear from the president of the united states. so here is the bottom line on what trump doing with that tweet today. he said he would make america great again. what he's trying to do is make america hate again. this is another effort to divide people along lines of religion, ethnicity, origin, and create a country where there can't be unity. he's doing the most unpresidential thing possible by constantly looking for every way to divide people. but it is a political strategy. let's give him points for

and mayor bill de blasio ahead >>> we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." there was no cancer on the presidency moment. robert mueller's report detailed ample evidence of disqualifying behavior by president trump. but his testimony this week failed to drive that point home. it was a constrained, at times confusing presentation from a man who tried to avoid the political debate over his refusal to utter "impeach." our new poll out this morning confirms that divide, a nearly perfect split. 27% said mueller's testimony made them more likely to support impeachment, 27% less likely. nearly half says it makes no difference at all. in the meantime, russia is sowing more division with continued attacks on our democracy. we're reminded yet again, exploiting those divisions at the heart of president trump's re-election campaign. another attack on a congressman and the city he represents. a series o

mayor bill de blasio called for a state of emergency. >> we've not seen temperatures like this in at least seven years. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., mountains on the mall provided relief. so did paddling on the potomac. others escaped to the comfort of the smithsonian museum. the mail went out but the heat was oppressive. >> it's rough. >> reporter: at the cincinnati zoo, water roses helped elephants stay cool. the heat also buckled walks. there's more scorching days to come, here and across the globe. >> it's horrible. i never felt this hot in years. >> reporter: since the heat wave started, new york city saw three days in a row with a heat index over 100. a recent study finds by the year 2050, there may be 20 days in triple digits. and be 2085, there could be more than 40 days of over 100-degree feels-like temperatures. >> even though the lowest temperatures are considered sizzling, it will be another night of record-breaking bigots here in the east coast, from new york city, to the carolinas. >>> anreleased da reals t tomen before a british-flagged oil tanker was seized by ir

de blasio. and nycha that makes bill de blasio the biggest slumlord, go to the stays and disrupt -- city ands disruptck, the quickly question is, is is donald trump a racist or fill in the blank. kennedy: i don't want a race war, i don't. i don't want it to be black versus white. >> right, almost every candidate called the president's racist. kennedy: that is an easy dig. >> it loses its. kennedy: you open yourself up to those attacks, don't be surprised when you get them. and the president has been doing this long enough, he knows what lands, but i'm confused when he has a good week. why 'cu does he derail it. >> he is an aggressive man, i would not do what president does, he won election, if we were not the way he was, i don't know he would have won. he is a disrupter. kennedy: i think there is a way. >> but not his way. kennedy: aggressive, without veering into -- >> you are a disrupter. kennedy: without veering into racist language. >> i don't think that the comments on baltimore were racist this ove overreaction, ts is a way of avoiding the issues, people saying this is crummy place, people dese

the mayor of new york city in 2020 democratic presidential candidate bill de blasio joins us now.nie i think was asking a question that a lot of people have in this country. >> the raids. the raids that the president called for, is planning on, what is the actual point of them? >> i think it is to create a culture of fear and division. it's a political act to convince a lot of people in america that immigrants are the problem when, you know, i said this at the first democratic debate. the immigrants did not create people's economic suffering, the folks from middle class, working class american citizens who feel the american dream has passed them by, the immigrants didn't do that to them. the folks working in the fields, in the kitchens, didn't do that to them. the big corporations, the powers that be did that to them, had the power to determine the economy. that's who did it to them. but the president is very clever. >> hold on. are we saying, corporate america is to blame for those people in america feeling displaced and sad? wasn't it more we saw technology and evolution of busi

this is where the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio will welcome our soccer heroes. there'll be a big event with them at city hall. we can already see people filtering in and getting good seats. and seated with me is also a soccer superstar in her own right. she was the goalie, the person responsible for the big save in the 1999 game against china that you're telling me was exactly 20 years ago today. >> on the day, yes. >> so as you watch all of this, tell me your thoughts 20 years later. >> i tell you it's amazing. my heart is beating so fast and seeing all these people here supporting the team, seeing the womens team get to have this amazing parade, and all this attention and support, oats truly amazing. it's way above and beyond anything we all could have hoped for, and it's just really a thrill to be a part of it. >> it's so true. in 20 short years the world has changed. has the ethleticism athleticism or the women that played it, did they do different things? >> this team of 23 players are two great teams in the world cup. they all have great skill and great ta

. >> dagan: new york city mayor bill de blasio is calling it unacceptable but rudy giuliani says billsio is to blame for routinely disrespecting police. >> it makes me sick. disruption, disorderly conduct, and number of other charges that you will be charged because you have a mayor in new york city that won't allow it. >> dagan: there's been plenty of rhetoric about how social media should react, and they probably hesitated because i didn't want to be on video. >> greg: indecision makes police second gas because they know they will not get the support of upper management or come up the mirror. that sets the tone for their behavior and that the policy set by city hall. if they do something, if they do the right thing which is to arrest and do the stuff, or the mirror say, no it was just water and i tell my son every day to watch out for you cops. remember the new york police department's minority majority. it's made up of minorities. and they allowed them to run for president and run their mouth off. it is so upset upsetting to me, because i know what's going on in the cops mind. i kn

i'll speak with democratic presidential candidate new york mayor bill de blasio along with congressman raja krishnonoorthi of the intelligence committee and our correspondents will have full coverage of the top stories. first straight to manu raju. robert mueller, manu, has made a last-minute request to have his deputy sworn in to appear at his side in tomorrow's hearings. what are you learning? >> reporter: yeah, big drama in the months-long negotiations to bring in the special counsel after the democrats were told by the special counsel's team that he wanted aaron zebley, his deputy, to be sworn in alongside him. republicans objected saying this is a last-minute change and they said this is not the way that this is agreed to initially but we're now told by sources familiar with the matter that zebley will, in fact, be there but not sworn in. he'll be sitting alongside the special counsel to provide advice and counsel to robert mueller as he gets questions for hours tomorrow in a public setting before the house judiciary committee followed by the house intelligence committee. but for

mayor bill de blasio, he has been out on the campaign trail in iowa. city to deal with this blackout. power outages that are affecting, again, more than 61,000 customers at this point. cnn's brian stelter joins us on the phone right now. brian, what's your reaction to that? the mayor now returning to new york city. >> i think a lot of new yorkers are going to have something to say to de blasio when he gets back. obviously, a lot of manhattanites have not been happy that he's been running for president in the first place. but i'll leave the politics until tomorrow, ana. and a story is a story. i just opened the door of my house to start to cover. i've been talking to my mayors and looking outside because i'm in this blackout zone. and it is a very rare event. to see one of the country's biggest cities pass out of power, it's a little bit reminisce isn't of the superstorm sandy blackout. in that case, that was a natural disaster. the southern half of the island was without power. in this case, it's the western half of midtown that's lost power. so there'

how did bill de blasio sit down, what kind of dishonest people does he have, saying, you know, i thinkfor president, why did people say no, people don't know you,s ones -- the ones that do can't stand you. >> a good report in daily beast, talking at begin of campaign, a -- >> a made up name. >> this is about paying other campaign debts and finds he has incurred. >> people around de blasio a fair number have been indicted or sent t to jail. kennedy: they are busy. >> they are otherwise engaged. >> my favorite statistic talk about gaggle of the candidates and finances. >> they are being financially responsible compared to -- >> yes, i will say, when they start dropping out, my favorite dropped out already, swalwell, i would get up, see what craziness he spewed out that day. i'm going to miss him. kennedy: he apologized are about being white and male. >> every day. >> how about democrats who support reparations? slavely was wrong, it is horrible, but reparations now? kennedy: how? >> now or how? >> take your tick. kennedy: a lot cannot answer that. >> i don't think we can. >> funding heal

we have heard from mayor bill de blasio. he has just announced within the last hour that he will be returning to new york. he was currently at a campaign stop in iowa and through his press secretary he said that he will come back to his city. he also said there was no indication of foul play that this was a mechanical issue that was limited to a physical area. and he said there was no injuries, that anyone who needs more informations can call 311 or go to notify nyc. and in terms of the cost we are waiting to hear from con edison. hopefully they are going to do a press conference this evening. they have said that they expect that power will be back at around 10:30 eastern. but if you look at that live picture of times square that's on your screen, you can see that a majority of that screen is still black. heavy presence from law enforcement and from the fire department. they said there is a coordinated response between emergency responders. and their biggest concern tonight is keeping people save. this all happened as a resu

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they will have a parade in new york on sunday, where bill de blasio will present them with the keys toand new zealand will battle it out for a place in the final of the cricket world cup on tuesday at old trafford in manchester. india topped the final group table, having lost just once, whilst new zealand sneaked into the semi—finals having lost their last three matches. but as both captains say, anything can happen on the day. joe wilson's been looking ahead to the match: i'd say the atmosphere amongst both teams at old trafford has been relaxed today. on the eve of the first cricket world cup semi—final. the indian training session was at times jovial. certainly optional. but the indian captain insists this tournament is about to reach another level of seriousness as finally we get to the knockout games. league stages, when you know that you just need a victory to qualify, then the team is a bit more relaxed and you can go out and try a few things but i think knockout games, you need to be very precise as at the same time being very intense. that balance... this is more similar to th

a lot blaming mayor bill de blasio, out campaigning for president at the time.the local papers here. "daily news," dim & dimmer. and "the new york post," de blasio must go. he was in iowa campaigning for president at the time. >>> dramatic video of construction workers saving a baby and aed ed ttoddler from burning apartment building in albuquerque. the workers were installing a roof next door. they are catching the children as they are tossed down. and then, hauling over a ladder to get the family out safely. >> two children and another person were taken to a local hospital. all in stable condition. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> millions under flash flood watches in the mississippi river valley, as the threat from barry continues today. we'll have more for you on that, next. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed

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