juliet: bill deblasio will stay home when governor cuomo takes the the city officials on a visit to pr next month lose their reports this morning say the delegation does include city council speaker and city comptroller scott stringer, but not bill deblasio. if it is meant to help the island nation with its financial crisis. $72 billion in debt. butted heads of the past few months on several issues from control of the city schools to mta funding, even to and into -- uber. ben: a prisoner escape from custody, tiffany movement ran from the hospital sunday after being taken into custody on theft charges. she said she wasn't feeling well so they took her to the hospital. the latest in a series of prisoner escapes this summer and commissioner bratton says the department is cracking down on office is involved. >> i will not tolerate as police commissioner in these continued lapses in what should be basic policeing care and custody of a prisoner so the penalties being imposed if the officer was there like in their duties are going to be very significant for that offense. >> meteorologist: the

juliet: the war of words between bill deblasio and rudy guiliani is heating up. we expected this to happen. they are duking it out over the homeless problems beginning with an op-ed in the new york post in which mayor guiliani said the homeless problem is best handled with intervention, not denial. >> i think he is delusional. if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor, homelessness went up 40% on his watch. juliet: bill deblasio said the nypd and the sanitation department are in the process of cleaning up 21 homeless encampments. ben: the nypd is cracking down on specialist oil that lets cigarette users vaporize arrested six dealers in recent months in brooklyn is became wax or honeycomb, looks like candle wax which federal drug officials say has massive amounts of t h c, in a to kill users. juliet: expects a changes if your commute include the bus from the port authority. ben: the port authority is restructuring dietz, moving buses around to reduce congestion. us. >> that might help the situation. >> reporter: writers and 55 bus routes for the port auth

bill deblasio has been in complete denial. now that you know according to the stats were you going to do about it? a blue ribbon panel or special task force? we need to get from healthy and get them out of sight and out of mind. they could brought a squad outside the studios of channel 5. juliet: we need to get some help because a lot people are mentally ill on the most reads. >> get off the streets and parked benches, of of the ben: times square zones, three separate zones, float zones for pedestrians, civics zone, free speech zone for demonstrations and those things and have if you are seeking tips, if you are a painted lady. >> virtually having sex on times square, why not three isn't, x, double x and triple x, you can strip on down, have a little pasty below the navel and everything is copacetic. this is what it took the task force on many weeks for? is this not the dumbest idea at in imagination? juliet: i am with you on that. how will they labeled it? as security guards saying this is a triple boggles the and? candy come

bill deblasio has acknowledged the seriousness of this problem. in the past he has blamed the policies of his predecessor mayor bloomberg for the homeless proliferation. demi moore recently announced a $10 million city program to help homeless find permanent housing. as we come to unstationary lilliam barrios paoli as he departs at the end of the month will chair the board of the city's health and hospitals corporation. she is making more than $220,000 in her current position but when she resigned for the new position she will be working on a volunteer basis. that is the latest from penn station. ben: thank you very much. go into effect today in new jersey, children under 2 who weigh less than 30 pounds must be in a rear facing seat. if your kid is from 2 to 4 and who is between 30, and 40 pounds they can be in front or rear facing seats. kid that the stage 4, 4 to a who are 57 inches tall must be an forward facing seat or booster seat. there you go. juliet: the taxi of tomorrow arrives today. most new cabs to hit city streets will be required to

but we still hate bill deblasio. ben: 4:40, still to come on "good day early call" will this be day 5 of the heat wave? mike woods answers the forecast [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. >> meteorologist: let's look at what is going to affect you as you step out the door, the fog like we ha

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no horses and carriages and apart, so bill deblasio for one day, they are betting horses and carriages in the parks. off and you are on your way to philadelphia, your city. ben: thank you very much. we will recap the entire pope visit monday morning, and have luck. >> it will be a miserable weekend i assure you. ben: if you want to hear more ranting and raving. >> six hours of quote top. i am having a pope guests. ben: giants fans can relax, the team won last night but there were lowly redskins. coming the next. kerry: "good day early call" >> meteorologist: welcome back, happy friday. let's let you know what is happening with the pope coming through town, the weather still cooperative, temperaturewise we have 68 degrees central park, 67 in newark, montauk 64, more clouds rolling into town as we speak, up most in mid and high level cloudiness, showers to the south of us coming through the carolinas and coming got this direction, almost looks threatening but not too worried about it yet. we have sunny skies, high temperatures 75 today, 72 tomorrow, a few more clouds and their area and b

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some money and it is the city's turn, their contribution is the same as they were 30 years ago, bill deblasio has to contribute more money. >> md 8, money taking agency. you see this guy who is in charge, the chairman, all you wants is more money, more money. ben: it is the 110-year-old system and move 600 people a day. >> happened they been -- all passengers in the system, how they have that many more, where's all the money going? it is obviously not going to improvements in the subway. it is garbage everywhere, phil, they are -- these geniuses, the money to the contingency tried to bamboozle us by saying we take the garbage cans away there will be less garbage in the system. even the one you just mentioned, the state comptroller didn't buy that and notice, andrew cuomo, your mayor, bill deblasio, don't even meet together on this most serious of issues than they need with raul castro. that is great, in cuba. dave: those fares go to the operating budget. not a capital budget which helps keep the system -- >> last night at 11:00 i was stuck on a friend at 49th street and nobody announced what

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for his part bill deblasio spokesperson says he is considering this proposal and would also proposed by commissioner bratton which would involve ripping out the pedestrian plaza all together. teresa priolo, "good day new york". ben: hawaii is under a tsunami watch after an 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of chile. the initial wave than not expected to hit hawaii until this morning our time. high. the southern and central california coast under a similar watch, the quake left five people dead and one person missing. not every day the president of the united states sends the tweet telling you a homemade clock you made, i don't make clocks, it is cool. juliet: the president's twitter message, one of many after a muslim teenager in texas was questioned by police for bringing a homemade:00 to school that his teacher thought was a bomb. facebook cavs mark zuckerberg responded on facebook saying in part having the skills and ambition to build something who should lead to applause, not arrest. the future belongs to people like him. despite positive feedback and invitation to th

bill deblasio had a war of words over the homeless issues they entered rudy there were more homeless. >> i think he is delusional. if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor, homelessness went up 40% on his watch. >> trudy says -- >> here is how ignorant bill deblasio is. he said there were 40% more homeless people under my administration. the times corrected it and said 32%. you know what the attorneys a percentage? 32% more people in shelters, people in shelters would like to inform the mayor are not homeless. >> not sure if it is accurate to say if you live in a shelter you are not homeless betty any case we have a problem. all of us must come together to solve it. with the pope coming to new york there's no better time to show the world that our great city can treat the most needy with dignity and compassion. please watch our special wednesday night, september 16th at 5:30 p.m.. our web site. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey' s is mine, yours, wow, time warner cable really upgraded their network. picture. i know, we

cheese sent out this tweet sneak peek at tomorrow's new york posed as tag bill deblasio's new york. includes a fake image of the paper with a fake headline reading stage this summer in 20 years but we still hate bill deblasio. ben: pope francis's positional begins today, call 311 today or monday to enter the lottery, winners are eligible to get two tickets apiece, the processional takes place at the garden. the pope will also attend an evening prayer at st. patrick's cathedral. theresa: if you plan on travelling to chile plan on leaving yourselfy 6 at home. the secret service released a list of items that will be banned from public events during his visit in the city of brotherly love and those include selfy sticks, balloons and laser pointers. other items on the list, aerosol, large backpacks and leave your hair spray at home. do you have a selfy stick? ben: i do have one. shelley palmer who does the tech segment tuesday morning gave us one. theresa: i went out and bought one and -- >> meteorologist: they come in handy. i have one. ben: my e issue, i am in the park a lot. theresa:

rate cards for bill deblasio. robert: that dukester is in. the big upset that the u.s. open. duke: wozniaki was stunned from the czech republic. at one point away from winning four times but came up with a winner to extend the match, failed to convert any of those four match points, 5-7-7-6. had not won at tour level until this week. unless you are living under a rock you know some big time tom brady news yesterday. and played the giants in the last preseason game. already scored may be the biggest win of his career. off the field, he knew this was his legacy. of federal judge, richard berman, his four game suspension, deflategate scandal, tom brady will be in the center unless he plays out of the shotgun. we always use the other's center. commissioner went too far. the nfl has already appealed the ruling. i talk to some of my friends who have been there before. one of my friends said this is what you do, very big surprise. hardly ever do you see a judge overturned. robert: is questioning in those hearings indicated that. duke: jason pierre paul returning to the giants, first

juliet: bill deblasio lashes back at beach rudy guiliani on the topic of dealing with the homeless. you will hear what was said from -- ben: you can get pumpkin's vice but there is something different about it, two things this year. i think some people will say it is about time. juliet: i'm juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau, tuesday morning, fall, september 8th, we are after labor day, a kid's going back to school today or tomorrow. juliet: the weather is warm, really warm. juliet: if you are heading back-to-school some kids started last week, some are starting today address them with white wave light-colored clothing, it will be a hot day with temperatures in the 90s in many spots. temperatures in the 70s, shorts and t-shirt may be good as little ones head to school. for everyone else we have temperatures mostly in the 60s and 70s across the region, 77 in central park, 72 and islip, 764 bridgeport, 60s northwest and 60s where we are finding our dew points making things uncomfortable across the region courtesy of southwest wind flow which is relatively light at the moment but ju

folks should not be surprised the when they elect people like bill deblasio in new york city who ran an entire campaign anti police, now we have significant rise in crime, 9% increase in murders in new york but worse than that, you all work here, you walk around the city there's a different feeling than the last 20 years. >> that happened so quickly. what would you say to bill deblasio who seems not only to have created this discord with the police department, but he already admitted the homelessness problem in new york city has gone out of control. >> what i say to bill deblasio is stopped grandstanding and start doing your job. the first job of a mayor in a city like new york is to provide the safety of the people who live and work here. if people don't feel safe in new york i live in this area my whole life. i remember the 1970s and the times before rudy giuliani, when people were afraid to coming to new york city, afraid, bolted out of here after work, didn't want to be here after dark, narrow leadership seemed to make a difference. now on the opposite side, lack of leadership an

for his part bill deblasio's spokesperson is considering this zone proposal and one also proposed by commissioner bratton which would involve ripping out a pedestrian plaza all together. that task force the mayor's proposal by oct. first. that is the latest from times square. back to both of you. juliet: a lot more coming up for us. but olive garden hoss the pass is returning. ben: that guy who made $3,000 worth of food. juliet: that is all we had. ben: i don't think there was coming right b juliet: this is a big day. anyone considering taking out a loan is watching what is going on today, anyone who has anything to do with interest rates, federal reserve is weighing whether or not to raise rates, interest rates of the near zero in 2008 but with the economy getting stronger it could start phasing out the year at of easy money but with concerns about economies of europe and china lot of folks on ben: today is your chance to get two months of almost 40 food. olive garden is offering its paws the past, $100 gets you suffering from a october to november twenty-second, 300 bucks will get

the democrat liberal policies of bill deblasio is making the city unsafe. when i watched him talk about how it's safer in new york city, it's ironic that the only guy who thinks it is safer in new york city are guys walking around with armed guards: i saw the mayor say the other day well it's only ten more murders. as a former prosecutor and as a governor, tell that to the ten families who lost their lives. more this year in new york so far. every life mayor. and the fact that this mayor shows a disregard for that -- and why is it in cities where we fired the entire police force, along with an african-american democrat mayor, fired the force, got rid of their bloated contract, do you know what happened in camden, murder is down 61%. bill deblasio is another symptom of you lalessness. >> how important is this debate? >> it's important for everybody. every time you get a chance to be in front of that many people it's important. i'll make you laugh a couple times this week, today. >>> when we come back, the fate of the republican party. are the outsiders about

. >> reporter: bill deblasio greet students at schools in all five burrows including jfk high school and the bronx, parts of which were seriously damaged when a worker tested in newly installed gas line last month. a million students awake today with a pervading sense of dread as the summer ends and reading, writing and arithmetic begins but a first lady and mayor choose to look at this a positively, using the start of the school year to tout the city's all they've reached a program which boasts 65,000 kids. >> never anything done like this on this scale. when i came into office 20,000 for children and school system. >> it sets the tone for educational success the rest of their life. allows a woman or a parent who is at home with the child to go to work. that is priceless. >> reporter: not everything is rosy. dozens of schools are considered failing and much of this year will be spent attempting to turn them around. the city is trying to transform schools into places where families can get other services like medical and dental care and counseling. parental involvement is key to impr

mayor bill deblasio says the pope's visit is a reminder of the importance of serving those who need it most. >> lot of us are trying to answer his call to action on issues like income inequality, poverty, climate change using the tools we have locally to do all we can do to create a more just society. >> reporter: the holy father climbs aboard a helicopter at 5:15 and flies to the downside, for where cardinal timothy dolan will meet him. from there the pope proceeds uptown to st. patrick's cathedral in a motorcade. is expected to transfer into the popemobile a few blocks north of st.'s and slowly make the trip south down fifth avenue greeting onlookers as he goes. once he arrives at the cathedral, the mayor, the governor and the rector of the cathedral will degrade him. i spoke to monsignor richie about what that greeting will be like. >> i will be a little nervous. i speak spanish and intend to talk to him in spanish as he comes up the steps. >> the pope will enter st.'s and preside over prayer service machine expected to pray and deliver remarks in spanish. pope francis will see a be

ben: bill deblasio ready to reveal his plans for city schools, the plan calls for revamping, reading and computer science. ben: 59 juliet huddy. two weeks. hobbit refreeze the nt warm in the morning, get rid of it in the afternoon, warm later, be ready for that, 67 in central park, 64 in philly, 55 in syracuse, 66 in boston, mainly clear skies throughout the northeast, high pressure in control, keeping us dry, the same weather pattern we had yesterday, the jet stream and the wet weather associated with it to the north of us, the jet stream, keeps directing all that moisture to the north and we will be storm free for a while. high pressure holding strong here and that will keep us warm too, right up to 87 for a high temperature getting close to 90, perhaps we are done with 90s for down for the weekend but above normal until we get to next week. let's bring in christina stoffo in for ines with her hands full. we have a big problem on the allied. christina: if you wish is on the roads like route 46, going to be that eastbound side where the ramp is partially blocked off, some down wires

bill deblasio came into office, 57,206 people are being housed in shelters. juliet: the mother of a football player being hit in the head is defending her son. she says it was just an accident and not a form of retaliation. ben: september when baseball begins. juliet: the mets and yankees began a subway city series at subway field. ben: this -- both teams fighting for position as we head to apply ofs, mets are in first place, yanks and blue jays, three games in the a.l. east, the magic down to nine games after miami beat the nets last night thanks to that three run shot in the fifth, miami when 6-4, met the eight games ahead, 16 games to play. juliet: toronto beat the braves, toronto on the board with this home run, the fourth inning, day is when 5-0 extending their lead over the yanks by half a game so the yankees are 3.5 back with 17 left to play. babied the wild card race by four-as. thursday night football game action exciting, denver broncos took on the kansas city chiefs. >> brothers nearing the end zone, peyton manning finds an open emanuel sanders wit

both william bratten and mayor bill deblasio apologized. >> that's nice, but there's 5 civilian complaintss well. i'm sure those 5 people haven't gotten a call. there needs to be a an act of apology to all of the people that don't have the same stature i have. >>> a fire in lake county continues to burn out of control, scorching thousands of acres. coming up next, we'll have an update. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. [is the staying awake part...t challeng( gun shot )your day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save. through sunday, during mattress price wars, save up t

to point of the homeless thing, i can't say bill deblasio hasn't been smoking anything lately because he didn't see any homeless people so maybe he has been sober, getting up at a normal time and looking at the homeless roaming about the streets. juliet: what great human? >> going to be in sixth grade. ben: thanks for coming in. get some rest. >> better not spend time on child welfare. ben: get out of here, take your son home. you can find curtis 77 wabc, noon to 3 monday through friday. juliet: he is so sweet right now. the mets get blown out but in the end turns out to be a good night. why is that? ben: i know why and duke will oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. plus, you can record in one room and watch in another. p so you can enjoy tv on your schedule. welcome to the future. yes, welcome. get over 200 hd channels, internet, and unlimited calling for $89.99 a month. >> meteorologist: let's se

. >> james blake met with bill deblasio on his identity arrest. and was tackled by a police officer outside a midtown hotel this month. the mayor and the commissioner apologize for that incident. blake said he was pleased with the progress he made during the meeting. >> accountability to make sure focusing on that with police officers in general and i feel like we made a lot of progress and making tries, both sides of the table were on the same page, looking at number 4. juliet: blake wanted the officer fired after the meeting he understands the officer has rights and he will respect that. juliet: we have a cloudy start today, still chilly outside. weather yet? ben: definitely not yesterday after that, shorts and t-shirt. juliet: it was nice sitting in the sun but people were walking around tonight when i was going to work with leather jackets on. ben: yesterday was an overcoat and a scarf. clearly subscribe to the ines rosales wet weather. check this video, blowing up the internet yesterday. a rat's attempt to issue a slice all the way oh, stay o

eyebrows on this show when you were criticizing the stewardship of this city, particularly mayor bill deblasio possibility of you challenging this mayor. >> i'm giving strong consideration to running. >> strong consideration to challenging bill deblasio? >> absolutely. >> where does that stand? >> i'm still looking at it. i'm getting more and more frustrated and disappointed, like all new yorkers are. we have a mayor who is celebrating mediocre improvements in test scores that aren't even real because the test was made easier, for example. while the scores went up, the test got less difficult. >> would you run as a democrat? >> i would run as a democrat, and consider as an independent as well. >> usually a democrat in this city don't have a problem getting elected, rudy guiliani and michael bloomberg notwithstanding. >> i think new york city is very unique. other than deblasio, the last 20 years have been republican mayors. the city wants to be managed well. residents want the city managed well. they want a mayor to tell the truth to them as well. i think one of the challenges is that deblasio

police commissioner brown suggested tearing up the plaza to stop the activity but bill deblasio created a special task force to figure out how to get the women out. but they aren't breaking the top business is allowed in new york. the mayor had this to say last month. >> you will see changes, some starting quite soon. juliet: trouble fought for rutgers football as five players are suspended. robert: sapna: not take part in a team's first game after being arrested in a series of assaults and home invasions. teresa priolo in the newsroom joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. the formal charges are assault, riot and conspiracy to commit a private. prosecutors the five rutgers football players were terrorizing campus and community this past spring going after drugs and money. it is the latest black eye for responding to controversy. >> i am shocked and ashamed. >> reporter: the kind of news that france to tarnish the flag of university, an institution that prides itself on its football program. five members of the football team arrested for their involvement in the spring semester

is eyeing the school year excitedly. the classroom with vigor the mayor made way for the today bill deblasio greets students at schools in all five burrows including jfk high school in the bronx parts of which were seriously damaged when a worker tested and installed gas line last month. more than a million students awake today with a pervading sense of dread. as the summer ends and reading writing and arithmetic begins. the first layer and the this the first lady and a delicate is positively, using the start of a school year to tout the city's all day pre k program which boasts 65,000 kids. >> never anything done like this on this scale. when i came into office, 20,000 kids were -- this will be transcended for our children and school system. >> it sets a child up for educational success of the rest of their life and allows a woman child to go to work. >> reporter: not everything is rosy. schools are considered failing, much of this year will be spent attempting to turn them around. the city is trying to transform the school and into places where families can get other services counseling. s

today mayor bill deblasio condemned people for scalping tickets online for thousands. >> anyone would take a free ticket for someone to see his holiness and decide to resell it. >> it's disheartening that someone wants to make money on it. >> reporter: smith gonzalez and her daughter are holding on tight to their tickets anticipating what the big visit will feel like. >> i'm going to feel like, you know, safe and protected and happy and, yeah, i'm going to be happy i'm sharing it with my mom. >> reporter: natalie, news 4 new york. >> pope's visit september 24th. we set up a special section on our website with everything you need to know. go to nbcnewyork.com to check it all out. >>> millions are observing the jewish new year. >> this was the scene today in the ukrainian town of uman where 30,000 jews gathered to celebrate. this holy period leads up to next tuesday. >> couldn't be a more beautiful today, janice. it really was nice. >> the weather was fantastic. this refreshing air mass over us with cool start this morning and temperatures in the 40s and 50s and little bit more of that

. >> mayor bill deblasio was elected in 2013 on a promise to reverse new york's growing economic inequality>> the city has for decades let developers write their rules with housing and it's taking a approach. >> reporter: vowed to create and preserve 200,000 affordable units and his plan relies on tax . >> if you are a developer, if you set aside 20% of those units for low-income folks, the city will give you tax property. >> reporter: robert robinson is an advocate who was formally homeless. >> i would challenge deblasia and say it's no different than bloomberg, 80 per market rate and the more you create housing like that you are saturating the market with market-rate housing. developers in the city want to profit as much as they can and their heart is not into building houses for poor people, that is not their goal, their goal is to get market-rate rents. >> reporter: new york's largest existing stock of affordable housing is the one million apartments that are rent regulated under state law. but the trend is clear, since the early 80s nearly 20% of these have been converted to market rat

. >> calming fears in morris park, mayor bill deblasio made a as the number of cases grows, so do concerns. >> when i first heard of the cluster going on in the south bronx, i thought, there's going to be more. there is going to be more. >> why is that? >> because, you know, we, even with the ebola thing that happened recently, it was just like we had difficulty keeping up with how quickly it could spread. >> too many people vigilant enough to take care of everything. everything should be inspected. >> reporter: 13 cases. one death and 11 remain hospitalized. the health department says all had underlying health conditions. elderly, smokers and those with weaker immune systems are more at risk. the source often traced to building cooling towers. 15 towers have tested positive in morris park, including one at layman high school and six at einstein college. >> they have to do something. i mean, something should have been done. another person shouldn't have died. >> and this has now turned tragic. everyone's worst fears here in morris park. einstein college tell us they're working with the hea

the pope was greeted by the mayor of new york, one of the tallest americans, bill deblasio, deblasio speaks reasonably well in italian and made visits to italy, that was the language that the two have had in common. the pope as has been reported a great deal lately, been boning up on his english around certainly spoke in great effect during this visit so far. heading up the stairs and into the doors of st. patrick's. with all of this talk of corporation, the pope is a very important place in american catholicism, it is a symbol of immigrant america right tom? >> absolutely. it really is moving to see these events unfold. as a student of american history i remember back when al smith ran for president and he was accused of planning to build a tunnel from the white house to rome. and the pope appearing on the balcony of the white house, and then on the balcony of the congress, this was the fear of every member of the kkk, the know-nothings, the anti-immigrant people who were anticatholic in our history, it shows how much these poor immigrant catholics who were so discriminated against,

when i sat and watched bill deblasio talk about how it is safer in new york city. the only people are the ones walking with the armed guards around them. greg: how many people is the governor at war with right now. cuomo. rosanna: you have your illustration team work on this this morning. greg: new york state. rosanna: sort of. or homer with a big nose. greg: hillary. he's not endorsing her. rosanna: are they fighting? greg: there is tension there. giuliani. on our show. rosanna: yes, former mayor giuliani on the show yesterday and called mayor deblasio ignorant. he said it twice. greg: horses, it is those that make a living driving the carriages. rosanna: right, but that has calmed down a little bit. greg: what about that there? rosanna: a dog. what is that a body? greg: nudist in times square. uber. christie. rosanna: what is this? greg: new jersey. rosanna: i thought that was his body. greg: shall we clear the air. do you have the number of city hall. enough is enough. we are calling him now. if he doesn't want to come on the show, i really don't care. we'll cal

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he was greeted by governor mario cuomo and bill deblasio. during the prayer service with 2400 priests and by the clergy the holy father spoke of the spirit of gratitude and hard work. prayers for the victims at the hajj in mecca. >> i give assurances of my praye prayers. i unite myself with yours. >> as we said the pope as a full jam packed schedule. he will go to the u.n. to address members of the general assembly. he will focus on his theme of climate change and the refugee crisis. after that he will head to the 9-11 memorial on the lower east side for a multi phase event then he will motorcade through central park and visit a catholic school in harlem and then tonight a mass at madison square garden. he will be in new york less than 40-hours. he is scheduled to leave here about 8:00 in the morning. about three hours away, then he will head to the u.n. after that tomorrow he will go to philadelphia. heather? >> his stamina it just amazes me. am one event after another. nonstop. thank you so much. yesterday it was an emotional day for lawma

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ben: bill deblasio speaking about this city's homeless problem. in a radio interview he said there are quality of life problems that will be addressed. juliet: president obama is one senate vote shy of being able to declare success on the iran nuclear deal. once supporters reach 34 votes legislation aimed at blocking the deal. ben: duke castiglione, a baseball season, the pressures on. duke: yankees in boston last night, mark tiexiera out on his shin back to new york for more tests and this isn't good. it could be weeks before he is ready to joy play. another week to get ready. he is their best player. picking things up, yanks trailing, runners on second and third, stephen crew, new jersey native, left-center field, two runs, yanks lead two runs and in the top, brad gardner the most underrated player in baseball when you consider how much he makes and everything else. solo home run, yanks a 3-1 in yanks win 3-one, that is your won last night and a game and a half behind first-place toronto, a city field, and that's entities mets trailing 672, 6-4.

. >> james blake met with bill deblasio about is mistaken identity arrest. mayor and commissioner apologized for that. he was pleased with the progress made during the meeting. >> we focused on that with the police officers and made a lot of progress and we are mostly surprise, feel like bohol team, both sides were on the same page looking to move forward. ben: he wanted the officer fired but yesterday he said he understands the officer has rights and he will respect that. >> let's have a look at the weather. let's look at the temperatures. >> nice and cool, some folks were too cool, we have a warm-up coming up, if you are ready for these cooler temperatures it is only temporary before it goes up. first day of fall coming at us tomorrow with the changeover, the tunnel equinoxes at 4:21 just before we start the show, we kick in to fall officially ended is going to feel pretty nice, cool for starters tomorrow but it will end a form, 62 central park, same in newark, a lot of clouds around the tristate and showers showing up primarily to the northwest but in the

both new york city police commissioner william bratton and mayor bill deblasio apologized to blake. >ly nice, but this guy has five civilian complaints as well. i'm sure those people that have complained against him haven't got than same call. i think there needs to be an active apology to all those people that don't have the stature i have. we need to find a way to stop this from happening. >>> a plane carrying crew members from a tom cruise movie crashed in the columbian mountains, two people were dead, including a stunt pilot. authorities believe bad weather caused this plane to go down on friday night. crews was on on board at the time. per win had an aerial surveillance company in l.a., he was a top notch reputation in that film industry sneefs an extent pilot, he was a good guy, he had a lot of integrity. i don't see anybody in the helicopter industry that i have ever heard of or known that has the name or reputation that he does. >> jimmy lee garland another pilot from the atlanta area is the only survivor here. cruise is filming a movie about a drug lord. >>> authorities in so

bill deblasio urging new yorkers to work from home if they can swing it a lot of people will be out here in the elements. back to you guys. greg: robert moses. rosanna: hall was that apple? we found out pope francis likes to eat the same way greg does. >> it is so simple, he can do it. anything simple you can imagine he will do. rosanna: he doesn't like to pat the apple but just chomp on it. >> it is not important. greg: you are right. i ate it down -- robert moses is in midtown at st. patrick's. >> pope francis will undoubtedly received gifts when he comes to new york city. one of those gifts will be at chalice. it is that chalice forged from silver and years of friendship. communion on his trip to new york city he is expected to use the work of masters silversmith's hand to do so. >> i waiting to see a friend, somebody i love a lot. >> this oversmith, has known the pope for more than a decade. i met him hours after he arrived in new york from argentina. he is anxious to see his old friend again. remembers the good old days when the cardinal presided at his wedding and baptize his daugh

with the very tall mayor bill deblasio. good evening, ari. >> rachel has the night off. tonight we're covering big news in the bernie sanders campaign. the release of that long awaited report on policing in ferguson, missouri, and the biggest thing happening in presidential politics in the last hour, as you may know by now and the biggest crowd for any republican then past week was the huge trump wally in dallas. we're talking 20,000 people at the american airlines center, the giant raen where the dallas mavericks play. trump spoke with his characteristic improvisation riffing about today's news that arnold schwarzenegger will replace him on the "apprentice" and what the scaffolding will look like at his inauguration last year and he called out his rivals by name sassing bush and rubio about a new trump lead in florida and his penchant for controversial comments. >> i have to say, we're going to have so many victories that at some point, they're going to be coming out of your ears. now, i have to be careful what i say about coming out of somebody's ears. i have to be car