what is bill de blasio trying to do and why? >> he wants to shut them down. do that by making it more expensive for them to teach. >> and he's doing that by what? >> he wants to charge them rent. to share spaces with public schools. >> and in a particularly interesting way, right? he wants to charge them for a progressive -- >> based on their ability to pay. the more well endowed schools, the month successful schools can raise more money will be charged based upon how much money they have. >> a lot of these schools go out and they raise money from philanthropists to try to raise money for the classroom. if they are successful in raising money, he is going to charge them more reynold? >> it is basically a tax on success, right. >> and he is also against co-location which means if there is some room in a traditional public school, the charter can come in and say we'll take half the building or third of the building and he wants to make that more difficult. >> he says this will make kills in the public schools right next door feel inferior. that's a total fallac

why does the nor'easter have al roker and bill de blasio blasting each other. chris christie meets the parking wagger on the jersey shore when it comes to iowa and eats some humble buy. >>> speaking of humility, ben affleck and matt damon slice and dice each other. who cares? they both look good. this is "way too early". >>>. >> so what. who cares. good morning. i'm thomas roberts, friday, february 14th, cupid's day. welcome to "way too early" where the theme's patriotic valentine and won't be mine meet and merry. the staff thinks i look like this guy, the stock guy for the olympics and his sweater. this is casual friday. joan rivers, if you are watching, who wore it better? you know who stole whose look z. >> let's get right to the devastating nor'easter still slamming the east coast delivering a partying blow of snow and sleet after yesterday's blizzardlike conditions. the storm is being blamed for at least 18 deaths, including a pra pregnant woman who was hit by a snowplow in new york city. doctors were able to save her baby. more than 400,000 homes and busi

that's right. 23% replied de blasio.te continues online at cnn.com/cross fi cnn.com/crossfire as well as facebook on twitter. >> join us tomorrow for another edition of cross fire. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news. every state but one with snow tonight. the catastrophic winter storm wreaking havoc, now blamed for at least 16 deaths, including a pregnant woman killed by a snowplow. plus, more breaking news at this hour. two people dead after opening a bomb sent through the mail, and authorities tonight making a major announcement in that case. and eight corvettes damaged when a massive sinkhole opened up under the national corvette museum. you were all fascinated by this, so were we. we go to the museum tonight for a close-up look at the destruction. let's go, outfront.

bill de blasio should have called a snow day. he needs to own up to this, put our children first, and stop playing a popularity contest. >> let me of course you this even: don't you think the mayor is interested in the students safety. do you think he would have done this if it wasn't safe for the students? >> new york city had a 44% attendance >> say it again. >> 44% - parents kept their children home. it's not like bill de blasio, who is a public school parent, didn't know that students have to walk themselves to school, elementary, high school students travelling across the city. come on, put our children first. put the safety of our children first. next time there's a snow storm declare a snow day. >> you know, i am sure you heard the press conference in which the mayor said "there's plenty of parents that have no other choice. they need to go work and their kids to go to school. and they get a hot meal at school." what do you say to that? >> my response to bill de blasio is, you know what, give parents some credit. if parent

but de blasio is lucky. he's calling inequality a threat because the real threat gets creamed every day by cops. thanks to them, the city's crime rate has plummeted. the real measure of equality is security. under a liberal, a poor person is a sitting duck. giuliani and bloomberg narrowed the gap between life and death, which opened the door for progressives like de blasio. you need calm to let the crazies back in. of course, when it all goes detroit on us, we'll wonder, what were we thinking? sadly for criminals, by then, no one will be worth mugging. >> life and death. income inequality, a life versus death gap. well done. >> exactly. how can government do anything about this? this is what is driving me nuts, is there is no solution. redistribution doesn't build anything. >> get out of the way. you're going to say it's a rn cliche, but it's not. let the free market dictate wages. wages will go up on their own. the more you push them up, the more you drive a job out of whatever city, state, country. just ge

is over. >> the problem is, bill de blasio has never managed anything before.an ideologue, be an affable guy with a great family. but where the rubber meets the road, whether mayors can manage in times of crisis, he's falling down on the job and frustrating folks. >> so everybody watching him. de blasio frequently repeats, he won the majority of the vote here in new york city. but what he doesn't mention is that that majority was by less than 25% of all registered new york city voters. so it is a very fine line. goodwill and good governing. brianna? >> we'll see if al roker is right or not, i guess, with that tweet. but i think one of the things, deb, that just upset so many of these meteorologists was they were looking very carefully at how many inches of snow when it was going to fall. and they felt like perhaps leaders, whether it be in new york city or in atlanta a couple weeks ago, they just weren't paying attention. >> exactly. don't blame the weather. that's just lame. >> that's what they were saying. place. have to have a plan in - that's it. the weathe

de blasio is now a beacon to liberals across the country.eting visions of the democratic party and it's a foreshadowing of contention that on could shape the 2016 presidential primaries. >> since i read stories at 2:00 a.m., sometimes i forget but there is a national figure going too far left and it's causing concerns with democrats. this is a foreshadowing. for a lot of people, poor obama gets it from both sides. liberals are looking for people like bill de blasio, right? >> sure. steve in the previous segment touched on one of the core issues here with the number of jobs and the weak paying numbers. a lot of people are hurting out there. yes, we are relatively better off than a lot of countries area our future is brighter than a lot of places but whether it's in san diego, a traditionally conservative political environment where they are talking about income inequality in the governor's race. they are not all imitating de blasio but pick up on a lot of the same themes. >> charlie crist being attacked by florida democrats for going too far

what about bill de blasio. he's the new mayor of new york.had one bad snowstorm and acknowledged that. and then you get to the situation where he doesn't close schools today. maggie, you're a new yorker and you've got young kids. >> i do. >> so talk about that. >> i have two children who went off to school today and i was not thrilled about it. you're hearing a lot of parents who are very unhappy about the situation. this is the second time there's been a snowstorm where the schools were open and people were surprised. i think people are still very willing to give the new mayor the benefit of the doubt, but i think that that is starting to get eaten away by some of these decisions. i think it's also worth noting one of the things that's been very interesting about de blasio, he's very deliberative and slow in how he makes these appointments. he is still relying on bloomberg commissioners to deal with these spate of snowstorms that have been going on. he's having trouble i think getting off the ground on his own. the school's decision has just

joining me now is none other than new york city's mayor bill de blasio.t to play the sign of a guy across the river, who has something to say about you and your brand of governance. >> that new york city was in a state of abject crisis where they felt like they needed somebody to take over. new york city is out back to its traditional routes which is as a home of liberal politics. and bill de blasio represents that. you want incoming quality, that's mediocrity. everyone can have a mediocre salary, that's what we can afford, or do you want the opportunity for greatness. >> what do you say to that. >> i think our society can't be great if we don't address inequality. people are working very, very hard and falling behind, not even breaking even. 43% of our people at or near the poverty level is not a policy for greatness we have to fight inequality so we can be great again. new york city is in place over -- people who have opportunity, immigrants, that that would energize the whole economy, the whole society, that's so intensely to fight inequality. it's not

that's right. 23% replied de blasio. this debate continues online at cnn.com/cross fi cnn.com/crossfire as well as facebook on twitter. >> join us tomorrow for another edition of cross fire. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news. every state but one with snow tonight. the catastrophic winter storm wreaking havoc, now blamed for at least 16 deaths, including a pregnant woman killed by a snowplow. plus, more breaking news at this hour. two people dead after opening a bomb sent through the mail, and authorities tonight making a major announcement in that case. and eight corvettes damaged when a massive sinkhole opened up under the national corvette museum. you were all fascinated by this, so were we. we go to the museum tonight for a close-up look at the destruction. let's go, outfront. >> and good evening to all of you. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we begin with the breaking news, the deadly winter storm crushing the east coast, more than 100 million americans buried under a blanket of

long-range de blasio forecast, one term.ayor de blasio is defending his call to keep the schools opening saying new york city doesn't shut down when there is adversity. he also responded to roker's criticism. >> i respect al roker a lot. watched him on tv for many, many years. it's a different thing to run a city than to give the weather on tv. so i am comfortable with our decision making and we just got off the phone with the national weather service. i respect all of the meteorologists out there but the one i respect the most is called the national weather service and this did -- they just affirmed to us on the call before we came out to you that this went faster and heavier than their projections last night. >> that response made roker even more outraged. he then tweeted how dare new york city mayor's office and new york city schools throw the national weather service under the school bus. the forecast was on time and on the money. mr. mayor, i could never run new york city, but i know when it's time to keep kids home fro

has a debate about inequality, here in new york de blasio is pushing a plan to address it. that's a huge equalizer for middle class and all families. his plan would add a tax to people making over a half a million dollars. only the governor can approve that kind of tax. after winning with 73% and offering this plan for the 99%, you might think very few people would stand in de blasio's way. is it the millionaires or the republican holdouts? no. it turns out the main obstacle is the biggest democrat in new york, andrew cuomo. he refuses to give this plan a try. he's not against pre-k, but he worries about any taxes hitting the upper crust. >> let's continue to make our state more competitive. let's cut more burdensome business taxes. >> in fact, cuomo has repeatedly proposed deals to benefit the wealthiest. he's been punting on campaign finance reform. now, you may have not have heard much about these deals because cuomo positions himself as a liberal on social issues. quote, for mr. cuomo, who has found common ground with republicans on fiscal issues, the shift in marijuana

quipping, long-range de blasio forecast, one term. according to new york city public schools, just under 45% of the 1.1 million students showed up at school today. fran guerin, a new york city schools teacher, also chose to stay home, saying schools should never have been open. >> it's too dangerous. it's really not fair. >> reporter: you know, erin, this is sort of becoming a theme with al roker. he actually called out atlanta officials just a couple of weeks ago for their handling of that snowstorm, and now it does seem as though it is bill de blasio's turn. but in terms of tomorrow, we are expecting another 3 inches of snow, on top of what we already have, so it could be another messy commute. erin? >> all right, for so many people. and all of those people out of power. a horrible story tonight. i want to bring on our meteorologist, chad myers, at the severe weather center. and chad, i guess just two weeks ago, we saw what happened when the governor of georgia blamed the national weather service for his response to the storm in atl

long-range de blasio forecast? one term. rather than ignoring the "today" show star who was off at the l relative ll lly bombe olympics, responded. >> i respect al roker a lot. it's a different thing to run a city than to give the weather on tv. >> roker also challenged atlanta mayor kasem reed, as did cnn for misjudging the magnitude of a huge storm that left thousands of motorists stranded just two weeks ago. reed apologized and atlanta was better prepared this week, but the lesson seemed lost elsewhere in the south. the storms in raleigh, were strangely similar to the earlier atlanta mess, with a traffic nightmare that was symbolized by a burning car. in washington, where a few flakes can paralyze the nation's capital, the city easily weathered the storm, thanks in part to close the national government. and while new york digs out, al roker admitted his criticism of de blasio went too far. >> i'm very passionate about the weather. i made a prediction there would be only one term of his administration. i apologize for that

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. >> another big attack on catholics as new york city mayor bill de blasio plans to boycott the st. patrick's day parade. >>> so does nancy pelosi think fox news is fair and balanced? >> the president's opinion or mine of fox news is also, i don't think, important. >> we sent our are very own correspondent to find out. >> where were the people who negotiated the contract? huh? were where you then? >> and tonight it is jay leno's last night, tonight, we bid farewell. "hannity" starts right now. and tonight, our top story, why won't the naacp stand for what is right and fire one of its top officials for making yet another racial remark about republicans. the reverend william barber is now accusing conservatives of using black americans to help their cause. the reverend said quote, they frantically seek out people of color to become mouth pieces for their agenda. now this is the same man who criticized scott for being a dummy for the extreme right wing. now, earlier today we asked the reverend to come on the program to defend the comments but he was not man enough to defend the comment

i think that's a caricature of elizabeth warren, of bill de blasio, of mayor de blasio, of people likend i don't think it's helpful for democrats to engage in that. your thoughts. >> i couldn't agree more. it isn't helpful for democrats to engage in that kind of name-calling. >> are you agreeing with her, with joan? joan disagrees. she disagrees with what andy stern said. she thinks it's important to be populist. and to talk about income inequality and go after the vast difference between the top and the bottom in the middle. do you agree with her on that? >> no. i agreed with andy stern. i think fundamentally, politics has to be about the future and it has to be optimistic. and that's what andy stern was talking about in that quote. every time democrats have offered up candidates that are truly about the future, offering a hopeful, optimistic growth-oriented set of messages, we win. when we don't, we tend to lose. so i think if hillary goes that direction, or whoever the nominee -- >> let's take something that is easy for everybody to understand. back in the '90s, bill clinton i thoug

here in the city, mayor bill de blasio recently became mayor.ready to deal with, inclement weather after inclement weather. he spoke about the decision that's weighed when they decide whether kids go to school or not and whether or not to keep them open. >> from a number of perspectives including that of public schools from a parent and i have been one 14 years. our job is to make a decision that's always a tough decision. with always by definition in perfect information. it's our job to make that decision as quick as we can to give the maximum notice to parents. we knew based on reports of the national weather service that we could have as little as three inches of snow on the ground by the time kids walked in the door of their schools. we could have more. we could have four or five or more. it was a gray situation. we did know however that it would be warmer temperatures. that has been true. based on knowledge of what sanitation could do overnight, we were convinced kids could get to school this morning. we always emphasize making decisions. t

long range de blasio forecast, one term.nd new york city mayor's office says snow was faster, heavier than expected. no, mr. mayor, it came as predicted. don't blame weather for your poor policy. on which. mayor de blasio hitting roker right back during a news conference. >> i respect al roker a lot. watched him for many years. it's a different thing to run the city than to give the weather on tv. >> roker responding with a scathing tweet posting mr. mayor, i could never run new york city, but i know when it's time to keep kids home from school 37 and t school. and here is the new york city school chancellor's take on the breath. >> totally stopped snowing. it is absolutely a beautiful day out there right now. >> beautiful day? she may not be in favor of a snow day, but maybe she should take a medical day and get her eyes checked. snow is bad. but it looks like new york city's leadership, wilell, that a real mess. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off the record, go to gretawire.com and tell us

what do you make of de blasio? what is he doing other than what is expected? >> all rhetoric.it cannot happen. >> not getting his own tv. [laughter] no defense department. he can say when everyone's it requires the state legislature in and i'll vegas andrew cuomo will allow this to happen. >> he is just talking. lou: and chris christie raise $6 million last month now is not so relevant because the democrats are now scared to death. >> they have spent for a long time because he shows he caneach across the aisle but it actually don't because the independence vote for republicans but we have seen a report after report with the allegations against chris christie were not necessarily true so it is not so great for democrats on the things he did not do now he calls him incompetent to ic chris christie was straightforward what he knew or did not know >> we know the evidence we of two investigations going on at the state level and the u.s. attorney's office. let let those happen before we get on the soapbox. lou: not leading to a investigations and also attacking chris christie i woul

long range de blasio forecast, one term.ryland and into massachusetts, millions of students stayed home as public schools were shut down in places like atlanta, philadelphia and charlotte, north carolina. the confusion in new york city was made even greater when governor andrew cuomo included it as part of a state of emergency. quote, new yorkers should stay off of the roads and remain in their homes until the worst of the storm has passed. the worst, which hit hardest during the morning commute, passed by lunchtime. rain followed, as did a hail of criticism. with this comment made by the new york city schools chancellor seemingly out of touch certainly with the weather. >> it has totally stopped snowing. it is absolutely a beautiful day out there right now. >> reporter: during the last major storm several weeks ago, schools remained open and only 44%, less than half of all students, showed up. still the mayor stuck to his choice citing historical precedent. >> since 1978 i think our figures, it has been 11 times -- i'll che

what do you make of de blasio? what is he doing other than what is expected? >> all rhetoric.not happen. >> not getting his own tv. [laughter] no defense department. he can say when everyone's it requires the state legislature in and i'll vegas andrew cuomo will allow this to happen. >> he is just talking. lou: and chris christie raise $6 million last month now is not so relevant because the democrats are now scared to death. >> they have spent for a long time because he shows he can reach across the aisle but it actually don't because the independence vote for republicans but we have seen a report after report with the allegations against chris christie were not necessarily true so it is not so great for democrats on the things he did not do now he calls him incompetent to ic chris christie was straightforward what he knew or did not know >> we know the evidence we of two investigations going on at the state level and the u.s. attorney's office. let let those happen before we get on the soapbox. lou: not leading to a investigations and also attacking chris christie i would sa

janine has chosen mayor de blasio and schools chief carmen ferina.y said this. >> given the information we had, it was right to go ahead with school. it's not something you do lightly. to close school. >> because this storm was so unpredictable and what we heard last night is not necessarily what we saw this morning. coming down here, it has totally stopped snowing. it is a beautiful day out there right now. >> okay. >> so there's a monster winter storm slamming new york city. someone is killed by a snowplow, there's car accidents, buses hitting cars, and she says it's a beautiful day out there. what video are you watching? >> no. it's medical marijuana. >> but the best part is she gets into her suv, cancels her meeting that night because of inclement weather. >> and de blasio wouldn't close the schools, so the urchins had to trump through the blizzard and blinding snow. >> just proves that bill de blasio is incompetent. this is the first of many missteps he's going to make. by the way, can you say what you said in sign language? >> i thought she was

. >> retired army lieutenant general russel honore agrees saying bill de blasio made the wrong call. >> the idea of opening a school so people can drop kids off so they can go to work and you kapt get through the streets. that's wrong. that's a popularity contest. >> new york's mayor bill de blasio is the latest official to catch grief from the public for the way the authorities are coping with the storms. >> the governor of the georgia and major of atlanta were blamed for a traffic jam that left citizens stranded for hours, and schoolchildren unable to get home. north carolina's mayor made an appeal for drivers to stay off the road. >> don't put your stupid hat on at this point of time. protect yourselves, your families or neighbours. >> clearly many didn't hear the governor, or did not pay attention, like cara. >> i didn't learn a lesson from atlanta, i didn't think it would be that bad. >> solution. >> close the roads through the interstate, the cities, and the state. they closed the state roads, block the roads off. >> it's a fine line when a city shuts down and a storm doesn't h

yesterday we had new york mayor bill de blasio, he kept schools open.ink he dropped the ball or made the right call? when we look at the politics of this, schools would lose funding if they are not open a certain number of days. you have low-income workers that are not able to stay home, take care of their kids. good call or bad call? >> i think it's a good call, it's a series of unappealing options. we've had six storms in six weeks, you mentioned parents not being able to find child care, 44% of kids made it in. the ones that didn't, hopefully, there were alternatives for them. >> other things, school lunch programs, that really is how a lot of kids make sure they get nutritious meals. what do you think of the mayor's call on that? >> good call, and you mentioned it there, school lunches. 1 in 5 americans with children don't have enough food and have been last year, 23 million americans, as we know, receive food stamps, so there are many families who rely on schools to provide children with one, if not two meals a day, and if their children don't go t

it is not, however, a congenial atmosphere for bill de blasio.e has angered parents and popular meteorologists. new york's new mayor, bill de blasio, was already on thin ice as it were caught on camera eating pizza with a fork and knife then came the nor'easter. first he told the kids to go to school. >> i think it's the least bit dangerous, they should call it. >> reporter: which provokes a blizzard, an avalanche pick your snow metaphor of anger with online commenters calling him an idiot and accusing him of endangering children. the mayor stood by his decision. >> given the information we had it was right to go ahead with school. >> reporter: but then making matters worse, in the middle of the weather mess, his new schools chief said this. >> by the way, just coming down here it has totally stopped snowing. it is absolutely a beautiful day out there right now. >> reporter: then to top it all off mayor de blasio seemed to blame the forecasters. >> we had accumulation of roughly 5 to 8 inches by the end of the morning rush hour and that was heavi

not only has the city not cleared the streets, it seems that de blasio's plows are actively bringingburied in a snowbank. are you cold? are you okay? >> well, i can't feel my legs, john, but, hey, that was nice of de blasio's new york. >>> new york does dig out once again just in time for a weekend nor'easter. just how bad is it going to get? and chris christie's new interview. is the governor's garden state scandal growing every time he talks about it. >>> super bowl is setting new records and how vegas scored millions in lost bets. the house always wins, baby. this is "way too early." >>> hey, hey, everybody. good morning. i'm thomas rob berlts. it is tuesday, february the 4th. welcome to "way too early," the show where my microphone is always on no matter what the weather conditions. and this song is a little inclination about what we're talking about. don't want to give it all away. we'll talk about it later. >>> we want to start with this latest round of nasty weather to hit the country. it left two people dead. there was a state of emergency in new jersey one day after nearly 5

bill de blasio. you think one of the world's richest men who lives in new york city, thinks of the mayor? carl icahn might surprise you. how do you feel about that? >> does not bother me. neil: what do you think about him. >> i'm not a fan of the mayor but that is different reasons, we do a lot in charter schools. when you get away from bureaucracy in education, it is amazing what the charter schools accomplish. money well spent, the kids, in middle of bronx read as well as those in scar field down the test, down the road, same thing, same environment, they can't read or write, we should have more charter schools. neil: he hates them? >> it is amazing like corporate america. how you can hate changes that you want in corporate governance when you see the results. >> maybe unions have something to do with that? >> you know, i don't know, i have dealt with unions. while there is a negative i certainly, i think that some union guys are -- i find them better than bureaucrats in say let's talk about bored

the new major, bill de blasio c comcampaigned on stop and frisk, referencing his son. >> we talked to donte about the fact that he will be stopped. parents all over the city are having that conversation. >> bill de blasio, the only campaigner to make good on stop and frisk. >> bill de blasio last week made good on it, stopping the stop and frisk appeal. >> there'll be no stop and frisk. we came to a settlement. >> what is the settlement? >> it's a simple idea. the new police commissioner says this, you can't break the law to enforce the law. it's as simple that is. >> city officials announced the decision at a community center in brooklyn, an area known for stops by the police. in a 6-minute video, the police commissioner said the department would rely less on quota based policing. >> i intend to focus on police actions and less emphasis on the numbers and more on our impact. >> the stop stop and frisk was years in the making. there were times where we wondered whether we could get to where we wanted to be. to have the city of new york government to recognise what folks have been feel

bill de blasio dropping staten island chuck. it could have been worse, he bit bloomberg's finger back in 2009. my goodness. and let me leave you with this bit on john mccain from snl's "weekend update." keep your eyes peeled. >> the arizona republican party this week formally centered senator john mccain saying his voting record is too liberal. said mccain, oh, i've been through much worse. no, not that. yeah, there it is. >> that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> washington post reporter in washington for a look at politics. >> hi, veronica. >> let's start with what everybody's talking about this morning, the super bowl. and the president's interview with bill o'reilly. what were your thoughts on the interview? >> well, the game was such a blowout, i thought the pregame interview was a bit more combative and competitive. the white house was probably, you know, prepared for these kind of questions. the president's been answering them and the white house for a long time. you saw some of the preside

citizens the right way the legal way so the blasio if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants with some sort of document it should be a plane ticket back home with instructions on how to apply for a green card the legit proper way just. everyone else asked the fascist my opinion . the g. twenty and fourteen promises we alternate in the exhilarating winter and on the instant you join me and you say no way i'm a carbon zero in on the rest of our lives take news team for sochi twenty four take . on oxy. the. welcome to the red caps it's been a week of tensions that soldiers with the swiss government voting for immigration limits you citizens which would be ok if the country is probably in the e.u. and enjoys advantages of free trade and this decision goes against the basic principles of the e.u. so we'll have analysis to come on that one and more tensions with britain's chancellor george osborne making it the scotland will not be able to break away from the u.k. as well as keep the pound me while the tensions on the streets of ukraine continue as the economic situation in ukraine

well, bill de blasio had a hard time getting the forecast from the groundhog. >> i don't know if thatse. chuck was apparently fine after his fall and also is predicting a long winter. the mayor was wearing some pretty heavy duty gloves, though, there. and for pretty good reason. >> he's a rascally rodent. back in 2009, mayor bloomberg had a scuffle with chuck who bit the billionaire on the finger and maybe offering chuck a little payback for what he did to bloomberg. >>> now, after 13 seasons of "snl," seth meyers is set to take on "late night." and some old friends stopped by the weekend update desk to say good-bye. >> seth, we are here to take you to the other side. >> we're like a gateway drug like bath salts and meow meow. >> two, three -- ♪ it's so hard to say good-bye >> it is my last show, and i just want to say, being out here with my co-anchors and my dear friend and my husband is the perfect way to end. this is the job i always wanted and i had the best time and met the best people and i wanted to thank the crew and cast and especially the writers and thank you very much. ta

his first state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio said that he would put. ford legislation for the city to issue special municipal identification cards to undocumented immigrants he summed up his feelings by saying to all my fellow new yorkers who are undocumented i say new york city is your home too and we will not force any of our residents to live their lives in the shadows yeah that sounds nice but the reason these illegal immigrants live their lives in the shadows is because they immigrated illegally why should new yorkers bend over backwards for illegal criminal immigrants this is the same logic that if i catch a guy breaking into my house as a gracious host i should offer him a pizza because it's his home too this is not just a slap in the face to rule of law but also to the immigrants who do go through the bureaucracy and headaches to become u.s. citizens the right way the legal way so the blasio if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants with some sort of document it should be a plane ticket back home with instructions on how to apply for

citizens the right way the legal way so the blasio if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants with some sort of document it should be a plane ticket back home with instructions on how to apply for a green card the legit proper way just like everyone else has to fashion just my opinion. and. choose your language. of choice because you know if. she knows that it's the consensus get to. choose the opinions that invigorating good. excuse to stories get in your life choose access to your office. what's really good folks i'm mental rob lowe filling in for abby martin welcome to breaking the set so by now we all know their phone calls emails text messages gaming tendencies and even porn habits are no longer private things were friendly neighborhood and essay but the one area that still appeared to be safe from the prying eyes of uncle peeping sam was attorney client privilege well thanks to the latest edward snowden leak that broke over the weekend we know that even this most hollowed and protective of relationships is subject to surveillance to get out according to a top secret docu

citizens the right way the legal way so the blasio if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants with some sort of document it should be a plane ticket back home with instructions on how. apply for a green card the legit proper way just like everyone else crashed the freshest my pin. right to. search tree. and i think you're. on our reporters were there. how lovely welcome to venture capital i've come to the salty because the fifty one billion dollars price tag has got nearly as much attention as the games themselves so let's just recap on some of those costs for you for the most expensive games in a history because it wasn't just solely for sports an entire city was built as you can see just behind me until getting entire roads built from scratch power pods this is all to be used for decades to come and according to president vladimir putin the price of the sochi olympics itself is a much more modest six point five billion so that would be the stadiums the ski slopes in pretty much everything sports say now the big bad news have been specifically built to make the facade so they

citizens the right way the legal way so the blasio if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants with some sort of document it should be a plane ticket back home with instructions on how to apply for a green card the legit proper way just like everyone else has to fashion just my opinion. hello and welcome to worlds apart teller and inclusion and disbanding these have values that the l.t.p. community has long stood and called for and can't be new only i dumped it style of the l g b t advocacies anything but tolerant and inclusive do calls to boycott the olympics and other sporting events really how to fight against homophobia well to discuss that i'm now joined by five time a limp dick matterless and one of the world's greatest divers greg louganis missile again it's a big honor to have you on the show thank you it's great to be here now lympics are almost over and so far we haven't heard a single gay athlete complaining of discrimination or on all mistreatment here in russia isn't that perhaps a sign that all those allegations about l g t a legit l g b t persecution in russia. m

citizens the right way the legal way so the blasio if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants with some sort of document it should be a plane ticket back home with instructions on how to apply for a green card the legit proper way just like everyone else has to fashion just my opinion. hello welcome to the r t sport lympics special all the latest action from the winter games in sochi plus the rest of the world's top sport with me partridge and these other headlines. ice battle russia rally from a us defeat to edge slovakia one nil in a shootout with the host t.v. now set to face norway in the quarterfinals of the olympic ice hockey. while mating goals alexander to call it wins russia's first gold medal in the men's skeleton after speed skater victor on wins the country's first ever gold in a short track. plus new heights surrogate booker looks on as french a live picture of her no love in the breaks the ukrainians twenty one year old hold the record in done yet. and best the east rallied to beat the west with a record breaking one hundred sixty three points to one hundred fift

de blasio defended himself. he said parents depend on the schools in new york to watch over their children while they are at work. down south, some roads in north carolina, they are still packed with abandoned cars. and about 200,000 customers in atlanta are still waiting for their light to come back on and their heat. now looking beyond the physical impact, businesses across this country have lost an estimated $15 billion because of all the snow-related closures this winter. jim and doreen, back to you. >> thank you, wendy. because of all the snow that has fallen and the conditions outside news4 today will go on early at 4:00 tomorrow morning. be sure to tune in for the latest on school closings and road conditions in your neighborhood. >>> next and new at 11 -- >> our major winter storm finally moving out of our region. i'll show you what is moving in next. >>> plus, the competition is heating up in sochi. >> i'm jim handly. team usa back in the medal count game. i'll tell you how they did it, next live from s