i came here to the bronx and met with akeem and learned why. >> this is election season, and de blasiom -- to speak and give lip service for the things that he promised and never works on. so it's almost a victory in vain. >> akeem is the brother of a man who took his own life two years ago, a tramming that he blames -- a tragedy that he blames at his time spent at rikers. he went to rikers at a teenager, and he was serving time for a crime he never committed. >> my mother just recently passed, in october last year, just recently. and it's not easy, because i know the stuff that she went through, the suffering she went through while seeing my brother being helpless to even get him out. >> activists describe de blasio's announcement as a small victory, but they criticize the fact that it will take ten years to shut down rikers and will cost billions of dollars, and they also object to the fact that as a result, ten new jails will be opened. >> the walls didn't kill my brother, the guards in there, neglect, the guards' mistreatment and abuse, the guards and their total lack of humanity f

it makes no sense. >> mayor de blasio spent the afternoon in silicon valley raising money.his bid for re-election he has several challengers already including a real estate executive paul massey, jr., who is a republican and he is already amassed about $1.6 million for the election this november. so we may see mayor de blasio fundraising some more in our face. >> different beats in new york. >> yes, very expensive races there. >>> san francisco police now taking on pepsi for this controversial ad. why it may have crossed the legal line. >> why a landmark that's burglarized is a huge loss for the community. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, domestic violence. police arrested tramaine brock at about 9:30 last night... at a home i >>> the 49ers have cut a starting quarterback hours after he was arrested for domestic violence. police arrested tremaine brock about 9:30 last night at a home in santa clara. officers noticed his girlfriend had what they are calling visible injuries. brock spent the night in jail and posted bail today. then the 49ers said on twitter they had released him. brock had be

mayor bill de blasio joins us.ave you here. >> happy to be here. >> why did you make your tax returns public? >> it is part of public service. by the way, democrat and republican candidates for president for decades have considered this their obligation to the public. >> it is not a law. >> it is not a law. in today's day and age, it is easy to do. that is my point to the president yesterday. you can put it online. everyone can see it. it is easy. does not hurt. it is not hard. here's the thing. when you give them to the public, you show them you have business interests that affect your judgment or business. with this president, did russia influence our election? is he beholden to business interests in russian banks or businesses? what happens to sending jobs overseas that america needs here? all of that will get revealed if we see where his money is and where his investmeninvestments. so it is unconcionable. >> president trump's argument seems to be i won. the voters knew this about me and i did not release my tax

bill: all right, de blasio is forward thinking. he will fig girt out. probably not.oose one, detective zero. check thought surveillance footage posted to youtube by lieutenant shawn bassett of the clarksville police department, security cam footage of the colleagues and detective rahal getting attacked and owned by very angry mother goose. >> how did you go goose one diving goose schnegg. >> oh, boy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> knock knock. bill: who is this? reporter: this agitated alligator. ronny russell which is the gator getter consultants in south carolina. he was called to south carolina home early sunday morning because the family heard a lot of knocking around the front porch and turns out the gat ouster nine-feet long. he actually made the way through a locked screen door. bill: they have so many gators they have a company called gator gert. reporter: gator getter. note ♪ ♪ bill: all right. what the hell that is? reporter: they are the unicorn frappuccinos from starbucks. >> i am convinced this is just chemicals i am happy to try it. i really like it. i am big it tomorr

if you clicked de blasio option you were told you might have to wait forever for a card.stomers complained and the mayor caved in. fossa politicians have tried to kill a uber but most fail. one big city however did force a uber out, austin texas even after the police chief testified what her people. >> the worst that could happen would be to lose 10,000 options for our citizens. [applause] john: they applaud that they lost and uber and austin band uber so what's happening in austin? >> it's chaos especially after football games. the city is and what you're seeing is austin put the cap on the number of cabs the conservative city. austin is only 900 and the city that has most bars per-capita downtown, you are not trying to get 900 the road to get home all the drunk partiers every night. that's not going to work and it's sadly going to lead to real consequences for people driving under the influence and unfortunately dying from this decision. john: it's not like these don't exist. there are all these new businesses ride off's's and instaride get me ride get me aunt they have

new york's governor often clashes with new york's mayor, bill de blasio. both are democrats.ut they have very different ideas about how things should be run in this state and in this city. hillary clinton has no love lost for bill de blasio, the mayor, because although he ran her senate campaign, he sat on the fence for a long time during her latest presidential campaign and refused to endorse her. now there's talk, rumors since january, that she might want to run for mayor and run against de blasio next year. november of 2017. will she do it? a lot of people say she should not. to my knowledge, her campaign, her press people have not shot down the speculation that she might want to run for mayor of new york city. sitting next to new york's mayor that doesn't like the mayor, this is an interesting visual. this is la guardia college where they're offering free tuition to the governor. if there's more hillary clinton appearances in the future, we'll let you know. >> jenna: interesting. good for her. >> jon: well, you know. >> jenna: united airlines, remember them, right? united

mayor de blasio has gone on television and told new yorkers that new york was a sanctuary city. the immigrants, all new yorkers are safe and that we essentially have your back. and then what happens is immigrants walk around and they think everything is safe and they're okay and nobody's going to turn them in to immigration and then they get arrested and nypd actually calls immigration from central booking and the outrageousness is really twofol twofold. >> tucker: stop there i want to make sure i have this straight. you're saying is outrageous that mary de blasio doesn't quote have the back of the convicted illegal alien sex offender who molested someone else on the subway. he should have his back? >> like i said, it's not about an individual client, it's about the bigger picture because were talking about -- >> tucker: were talking about an individual case, a real person. >> sure this actually happened. were talking about government. were talking about government agencies, talking about new york city police department, talking about new york city courts them. >> you want to ta

cheryl: critics of de blasio saying it's nothing about skirting around the issue. you go get at other places and bring it across state lines, different things will be in play here. banning pharmacy sales completely, residential buildings are going to have to come up with their own policies and reduce the number of retailers in the cities that sell cigarettes. abby: i'm loving this news, if you ride amtrak dunk kin doughnuts will be on your ride. cheryl: dunkin doughnuts will be selling and all the weary travelers between new york, boston and dc are going to have a little bit of a treat. this is an exposure for dunkin, they don't a chance to into the penn state into dunk kin, they will get exposure to extra cup of coffee. heather: sounds good though. cheryl: it looks like they're shaping up to be interesting bidding war for the florida marlins. jeb bush is reportedly teaming up with yankees star former yankees star derek jeter what could be a billion dollar bid for the miami marlins, jeffrey loria, not exactly the better teams in major league baseball, they did win

the new york city police department reportedly defying mayor de blasio. they will not go along with mayor de blasio's pledge to protect, rather, criminal illegal iignt basically saying they are -- the police here in new york city, they will alert immigration officials of illegal immigrants court dates so that they can be arrested. what do you make of that? >> because they didn't take an oath to the mayor. they took an oath to hold up the state and federal law. they're doing what they swore an oath to do. and i think that we're reaching a point in america that it's about emotions and not the law. this is the law of the land and as enforcers of the law, they have the duty to do just that. that's not the mayor's job but definitely law enforcement's job. liz: well, what do you think? can with police? go right to the police? >> well, he can. but you get into all of the politics of it because the mayor appoints the police chief and then the chief handles the law enforcement officers that are doing the day-to-day work. so i think it makes the problem complicated

mayor de blasio wants to raise the price of a pack from $10.50 to $13.lasio said the measure would cut tobacco use by 160,000 smokers over the next three years. the city also wan number of licenses issued to retailers that sell tobacco. hearings will begin later this month. >>> still ahead, the new warning about diet soda. the serious health problems it >>> a history of cannibis museum, opening this afternoon in northwest washington. it's the first museum of its kind on the east coast. the museum takes visitors on a includes marijuana use in ancient egypt, and among our nation's founding fathers. the museum is open from 9:00 to 6:00 weekdays and 11:00 to 4:00 on saturday. >>> news research shows which food-born illnesses are most likely to make you sick. >> the cdc says salmonella and other illnesses related to bad poultry were the common leader last year. the good news, salmonella infections went down about 18% because of new safety standards, but the cdc says every year, one in six americans is going to get sick from some sort of food poisoning. >> the

(jrstone) mayor de blasio said this is the deadliest fire the city has seen in two years.se of the fire is under investigation. (jr stone) coming up on kron4 news at 10... a college student's graduation tweet to his skeptical stepdad is going viral.... find out what he tweeted..(justine) plus...the search is on for a missing 5-year-old boy out of southern california... where the car he was last seen in was found and why the boy's father was arrested.(jr stone) and after the break... people in florida are returning home after a wildfire burned through the area.. we'll take a look at the damage. (jrstone) more than 100 wildfires have ripped through florida... residents in polk county, in the tampa area, were amazed to return to homes that are still there. reporter kera mashek (pron; mosh-ic) in polk county where more than 800 residents were evacuated as a wild fire raced toward their community. hundreds of residents living in a polk county subdivision are under mandatory hundreds of residents living in a polk county subdivision are under mandatory evacuations due to a large

democratic mayor bill de blasio wants to raise the minimum price for a pack of cigarettes to $13 in the city. the current minimum is $10.50. de blasio possesses antismoking agenda could reduce the number of smokers in new york by 160,000 in the coming years. opponents say the city's high prices have already pushed many smokers into buying untaxed and unregulated cigarettes on the black market. that is 25 look from outside the belt ♪ >> bret: you hear the terms all the time in the news, hate crime, culture of hate. but what does it really mean and how many of those so-called crimes are real? doug mckelway looks into those questions tonight. >> last week, and indian-owned store in charlotte, north carolina, was set on fire and a racist note left behind that read "we need to get rid of muslims, indians, and all immigrants." it was signed "white america." this week, police arrested a african-american man after police showed him lighting the fire. the police does not track fake hate or false crime. >> there are a large number of cases, certainly dozens or hundreds of year, and have been for

i am sure he is not happy with the of initial response from mayor bill de blasio.it a suicide and that he had obviously talked about what contributed to this. it's a reminder that even the most accomplished people deal with extraordinary challenges. we spoke to would've retired nypd detective sergeant about it. >> they always treated as suspicious until proven otherwise. it doesn't matter if the person is 100 or 40 years old or if they are a judge or whatever. what change the narrative here was the fact that the medical examiner said that things were undetermined. >> the nypd urged a flyer to be viewed and please contact them if you know anything about this person's that. >> what is very interesting is that if you don't know if it's 100% correct. it stated that there was water in the lungs. that only happens when someone goes into the water a lot. >> it's really important that they solve this. because the judicial system is the one great thing that we have in this country is. >> keep us posted. >> as a chaser you never know who you're going to hang out with. i spen

. >> a miss to new york city mayor bill de blasio who proposed an $85 billion budget for the coming yearhe took office -- david: that's three years, 31% rise -- 21% rise in three years. >> when republicans talk about slowing the growth rate of spending, for liberals it's a huge crisis. meals on wheels, grandma's going to die on an ice flow, it would be much better -- david: and, of course, the new york times said trump is terrible for this tax plan, but they didn't mention a word about bill de blasio. >> well, i'm giving a big hit to donald trump who said he wanted to revisit the designation of national monuments. we're not talking about thing like old faithful, not monuments like that. what he's talking about is the fact that both bill clinton and barack obama set aside millions and millions of acres out west as national monuments mainly toc choke off natural resource development. mr. trump's goal is to give a lot of the authority back to the states which is where it belongs. david: gang, thank you very much. that's it for this week's show.e thanks to my panel and to all of you for watc

democratic mayor bill de blasio wants to raise the minimum price for a pack of cigarettes to $13 in the city. the current minimum is $10.50. de blasio possesses antismoking agenda could reduce the number of smokers in new york by 160,000 in the coming years. opponents say the city's high prices have already pushed many smokers into buying untaxed and unregulated cigarettes on the black market. that is 25 look from outside the beltway port "special report" pete will be right back so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give it to you for half off. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. ♪ >> bret: you hear the terms all the time in the news, hate crime, cult

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clayton: will de blasio's challenge do anything about the dangers of sanctuary cities.ommissioner bernie kerik. >> good morning. clayton: when you hear bill de blasio saying these police officers in new york city are tough on crime. was he change the argument here? >> the police department have a lot to be proud of. this has been going on 22 years. this mayor has only been involved in the city leadership for the last two. these crime reductions go back to rudy giuliani and bloomberg and me, ray kelly, bill bratton initially. but the attorney general has a really good point. and the point is you cannot not enforce federal law. you cannot say i'm going to let illegals be in new york city and i'm not going to enforce that law. i'm not going to tell you, the federal government, who they are or where they are or i'm not going to cooperate with the federal government. and that's what he has done. and i think the attorney general has a good point. you know, you're -- that is soft on crime. i believe that i strongly believe it. clayton: he wrote a piece in the new york daily ne

kate: it has attracted some criticism notably from mayor bill de blasio. he said men who don't like women taking up space are exactly why we need the fearless girl. quite an interesting controversy there. laura: thank you very 04/12/17 04/12/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> many, unfairly, did not realize that the u.s. was are ready bombing syria. in syria and iraq, just over the recent weeks and months, u.s. air attacks have hit mosques, schools, apartment complexes, and killed many, many hundreds of civilians. amy: as rex tillerson meets with his russian, part

. >>> el alcalde bill di blasio ha repetido en varias ocasiones que new york es una ciudad santuario bloqueÓ temporalmente la deportaciÓn de 4 familias centro americanas que huyen de la violencia de sus paÍses el gobierno tuvo luz verde pa kpulsarlas del paÍs, luego que fallara que las familias no tienen derecho que sus casos sean tratados ante un juez de inmigraciÓn. con el fallo de hoy, las 4 madres y sus hijos pueden estar temporalmente en el paÍs mientras intentan que se apruebe su pedido de asilo. >>> se celebra un triunfo legal que los encamina al sueÑo americano y que puede sentar un presidente departamento para miles de familia en la misma situaciÓn angie sandoval explica. ¿y tÚ?. >>> pasear con sus hijas no ha sido tan maravilloso para marÍa chavira. >>> pensar de que estamos libres. (rÍe). >>> despuÉs de mÁs de una dÉcada viviendo en las sombras, ella y su esposo obtuvieron la residencia inmediata en estados unidos tras probar en corte que regresar a mÉxico con sus 3 hijos estadounidenses les causarÍa una penuria excepcional. en especial a su hijo ricardo, diagnosticado con

on the phone and they had a billion dollars and a million customers so they could fight maher de blasio but i feel sorry for audio the businesses. what if you're trying to start a chemical plant or a nuclear power plant or bring a new drug to market? you can't do anything anything unless to get permission first. >> it's great to see companies likebe outsmarting regulators innovating arod their own regulations but i do just like you feel for the other entrepreneurs who work in a more regulated sector that they don't have a luxury that uber was able to have. john: we don't know what innovations we have missed. thanks to the internet people can share more than car services. they share apartments like an air bnb. dianne feinstein said those companies are operating illegally. protesters had invaded every be claiming an air bnb deprives them of cheap apartments. [chanting] they are arguing that the landlords are renting to people through a b&b and therefore housing prices are higher and it shouldn't be allowed? >> that's the argument that the different story and before we start or want point

bill de blasio is not doing that for us.ship is deciding right now who they want. i amount crossover candidate. i amount person who can get, you know, people have asked how are liberals going to vote for you? liberals won't vote for me, but the majority of new york city voters will. and i know that, especially in the black and latino communities because i have been testing my message, been honing my message in those communities for years. ainsley: pastor faulkner we wish you all the best. you have been a pastor for 30 years. >> thank you. ainsley: meet the lawmaker would rather starve herself than watch illegal immigrants get deported. her three day strike ends tomorrow. find out what she has to say about it would you buy jeans that work hard so you don't have to in the price tag it's pretty bad. it's high. expensive. ♪ a little mud ♪ 300 horses underneath my hood ♪ let's get dirty ♪ i know the perfect spot ♪ ♪ get a little mud ♪ call this a good night ♪ be out there soaking up the moon light ♪ stakeout a little -- brian: i

you talk very nice about giuliani and bloomberg and mayor de blasio there's issues with the the police -- when he said question and frisk was unconstitutional the way the nypd was implementing it. two things, one, did you do any integrity test for people with stop question and frisk? that's what had i'm reading this. i wanted to know. did you? >> let me just give you a little background on stop question and frisk. people call it stop question and frisk policy. not a policy it is a law. >> integrity that goes back to terry versus ohio in the 60s also a part in the criminal procedure of law of new york state that allows you to do that. but what's happening in some cases was that people were cutting corners. officers were cutting corners they were trying to do the right thing in the wrong way. and that's you know you can call that noble cause corruption. it is corruption. put any nice adjective you want in front of it, but it's still corruption. and you to your job you do your job correctly an we did integrity test in some cases watching two officers, and we were watching them the whole d

>> first of all, i think this is a great fight for bill de blasio.s part of the national conversation, which is where he wants to be. >> that's a good point. >> it's a good fight for democrats, for progressives. i think part of the tough language is one of trump's campaign promises, he was going to cut off all funding to sanctuary cities. we were just discussing how he's coming up on the 100-day mark and is short on victories. he can't get congress to cut off all funding but he can kind of tough talk with the justice department. bill de blasio loves being played on your show. >> clarence, we neglected to include your city of chicago in that list. >> yeah, like president trump always does, he's obsessed with the place. but, you know, think about president trump, jeff sessions, and the doj under jeff sessions. they're about 40 years behind the times. they're talking about crime exploding. crime has been going down. crime overrule, violent crime in the last 20 years is at an all-time low. and you had certain specific places like chicago that's got some

i don't think you liked too much mayor de blasio.you talk very nice about giuliani and bloomberg but mayor de blasio, there's issues with the police. they turned their back on them. when he name there was was a federal lawsuit and a federal judge said stop, question and frisk was unconstitutional the way the nypd was implementing it. two things. did you do any tests for people wife stop, question and frisk? i'm reading this and i want to know. >> guest: let me just give you a little background on the stop, and we frisk. call it the stop, question and frisk policy. it's not a policy. it's a law. guess bag to terry versus ohio in the 60s and there's a law in the new york state allows that. people were cutting corners. officers were cutting corners. they were trying to do the right thing the wrong way. some you can call that -- some people call that noble cause corruption. it's corruption. you can put any nice adjective in front of it but it's still trucks. we dade couple of integrate tests. some some indications we were watching the tw

mayor de blasio says he wants to raise the base price of cigarettes to $13 per pack.make big apple cigarettes the highest priced in the country. >> all right. and we have irrefutable proof the mascot of the university of florida does it all. >> everything. >> watch. this baseball game, young fan. albert gator shield a kid. see what he did. he was protective like a mama bear. that foul ball could have smacked him. caught on the snout. yeah, if you are a well padded mascot. >> sure it hurt. >> the boy returns the favor and performs cpr on, on the mascot. >> oh, my goodness. >> i think the mascot. >> look at the kid. i'll save you. resuscitate you. >> give you mouth to snout resuscitation. >> that kid is adorable. some one get him a ticket some where. so cute. >> the stunning fall from grace for cable tv conservative colossus. job. what we are learning this morning about the swift time line of event that led to his downfall. >> the two entertainment giants facing off tonight on lip-sync battle. channelling tom cruise. those are some short-shorts there. and britney spears

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its mayor bill de blasio praised the order by the north california judge, william 0rrick, saying theunconstitutionally. aid agencies now consider the middle east the global hub for the trafficking of human organs. the flow of refugees from syria has created new opportunities to exploit desperate and vulnerable people, and traffickers are increasingly active throughout the neighbouring countries. alex forsyth went to investigate buyers and sellers in lebanon. there are distressing images in her report. shut away in the back room of a make—shift coffee shop, a teenage boy lies in pain. "slowly, slowly", he says. he can barely move. he'sjust sold his kidney. translation: i am constantly taking painkillers. the pain is terrible. i'm exhausted. he's a refugee who fled syria when his brothers and father were killed there. at 17, he supports his mother and five sisters. desperate for money, he sought a dealer in human organs. translation: i met him at night, he blindfolded me with a bandage, i was so scared. i got paid £6,500. i've already spent most of the money paying the rent and clearin

ed: bill de blasio? abby: talk about words matter?ke a listen. this is back in 2014. >> i've had to worry over the years, have to worry was donte safe each night? and not just from some of the painful realities crime and violence in some of our neighborhoods but they say from the very people that want y want to have faith in as their protecters. the department will act aggressively tone sure any officer who is not meant to be in this work no longer is. those who don't live up to the values of the uniform, who are quote, unquote, brutal, who are corrupt, who are racist, who are incompetent. abby: what does that do to the morale of our police force? ed: talking about his own son when he mentioned his son saying that he was concerned that the people who are supposed to protect his son as a mixed race individual might not protect him. that was a pretty sharp statement about his own police officers. connell: it was a huge story in the city at that time and there were a number of racially charged cases in the news at the time. and his relat

he was mayor bill di blasio message as he spoke at the funeral for timothy kaufman. he was alone and collecting bottles for recycling. friend and family remember him as a friendly man who taught neighborhood kids how to box. >> he'll talk to anyone on the street. and he had a huge heart and loved his family. >> authorities say the suspect james harris supremist who took a bus to new york to target black males. the army veteran is being held without bail on charges of murder as a hate crime. >>> atlanta will be putting $10 million in an emergency federal funds to work so drivers can get around at part of interstate 85 that collapsed after a fire. release funding will be used to restore emergency access and begin the most critical repairs in the next few weeks. the governor of georgia says the state is mobilizing resources to try to keep traffic disruption to a minimum while the emergency work continues. >>> a boat carrying five people erupted in flames, incredibly all five people are alive thanks to someone who came to their rescue before the coast guard to get there.

. >> sreenivasan: new york city mayor bill de blasio last week endorsed a proposal to close the jails on rikers island, which are notorious for their history of violence among inmates and brutality at the hands of guards. the facility has been the subject of multiple investigations by the city and federal government. the plan calls for rikers to close over the next decade and its 7,500 prisoners to be placed in new jails in the city's five boroughs. joining me now to discuss the feasibility of all this is" crain's new york business" reporter rosa goldensohn. >> this is a national program but likers is a nationally-- rikers is a famous jail. >> there aren't a lot of island penal colonnees left. >> it is really rare and in the study that just came out they call it a 19th century solution to a 21s century problem. >> sreenivasan: what were the things that actually finally tipped it over the edge? because it's had a long history of problems. >> it has. and i think there's a consensus that built in the last year, there was a story about the 16 year old who spent three years on reich ares a

mayor de blasio is saying i'm not telling ice.>> we're not telling ice on child prostitution arrests where we have someone patron nice egg a child prostitute. sexual abuse, sexual misconduct. this isn't about attacks on illegal immigrants. this is about enforcement of law. most of theist criminals who are illegal immigrants live in immigrant communities. who is protecting those people. and that has to be recognized. brian: so the cops are in the middle of this. they are trained to enforce law and order. and now politics is inflicting how they are doing their job. they are going to look at ice agent, he or she and say i'm not calling you or i'm not cooperating with you. this is like a family flight. >> directly conflicted. first of all, we are sworn to uphold the constitution of the united states and new york state. we also stand a chance of should someone be released and goes out and commits a horrific crime we will read all about it in the newspapers and media then there will be civil litigation to which the police officer is sub

joining us now the current mayor of new york city, bill de blasio.ngs going? >> breaking news, mayor bloomberg positive towards you, talking about the crime rate going down. >> did you hear that? >> i did hear that. the crime rate is going down. you mentioned facts earlier. mayor bloomberg and i can agree on the facts. that's a good and healthy thing. crime continues to go down in new york city. nypd doing an extraordinary job and working more closely with communities. >> a lot of people are driving in and listening on the radio. crime rate in 1990 versus 2016 down 85.4%. crime 2016, murder rate -- murder -- >> murder rate. >> murder rate 2016 versus 2001, down 50%. >> yep. and it's been remarkable. listen, this is because the nypd has focused on building a better relationship with communities. we now have a neighborhood policing initiative started by our commissioner, jimmy o'neill, which is about people actually communicating at the neighborhood level and folks in the community sharing information with police so police can do their job. this is par

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mayor de blasio says this is the deadliest fire the city has seen in two years. >> reporter: an incrediblycult moment for people on the block to see a family literally destroyed before their very eyes. this is a very, very painful day. >> five people died including three children. the youngest was only 2 years old. >>> at a texas estate sale, a couple buys books for $5 and discovers a rich piece of berkeley history. >> this 14 karat gold, diamond studded badge belonged to the city's first police chief. this portrait shows him wearing the badge he received in 1909 after being sworn in. somehow it traveled to austin texas, and when the couple spotted it they gave berkeley p.d. a call. and now it's part of an exhibit and locals are quick to point out how his progressive past matches the city's own. >> he hired berkeley's first woman police officer in 1917, first african-american police officer in 1918. and when some of his white officers said they would resign if they would to work with a black officer he told them he would accept their resignation. >> the badge and his revolver will be on di

. >> new this morning, a fire was knocked down atop of the blasio hotel and can casino in los veg.took less than one hour to get the flames under control. firefighters said it was a hard one because of where the fire was located. no injuries reported. >>> autopsy results are penning on kenneth johnson the man who died following a confrontation with reading police. officers ended up shooting the man with a stun gun. police officers performed cpr on johnson, but they were not able to save his life. police responded to a domestic call between johnson and his girlfriend. >>> a 34-year-old teacher in the lehigh valley is accused of having sex with an under age student. christopher johnson surrendered to police on felony charges. johnson teachers at park land high school near allentown. it is alleged he had intercourse with her several times. >>> penn state fraternity is canceling outline social efforts for the weekend after the penn state president wrote an open letter to the greek communicate on monday warning that a history of misconduct could result in the end of fraternities and and

mayor de blasio wants to see a pack of cigarettes go up to $13 a pack, which is up from $10.50.awmakers will consider the bill sometimes later this month. >> a new blow to newspapers. they are going to spend less on the sunday circulars. instead they will spend more on digital media and the deals personalized to shoppers. the sunday circulars as they are called use to be a staple of the weekend and are largely credited to help keep the newspapers popular in the recession. and you got to see this. china launching the cargo spacecraft. it's a crucial step to develop a space station in the future. they have an ambitious space program with a goal of landing on the moon by 2018 and on mars by 2020. >> and lift off! they are on their way to the international space station. michelle: on board an american astronaut and a russian cosmonaut on the way to the international space station. the soyuz space capsule lifting off from a launch facility in kazakhstan. the american astronaut is jack fisher and that is his first trip to space. jonathan: just in time for summer. speaking of the wild

documentation that shows we are in compliance with federal immigration laws," and new york mayor bill de blasioonding to the justice department calling his city "soft on crime" saying in a tweet "if president trump believes it, i invite him to come to n-y-c look our officers in the eye and tell them they're soft on crime. this all happening as lawyers for san francisco and santa clara wait for a ruling on their lawsuit against the president they are fighting to block an executive order calling for federal funding to be pulled from cities and counties that do not enforce immigration policies... (grant) (pam) california is revoking the license of the contractor who built the berkeley building where a balcony collapsed and killed six people, (grant) california's contractors license board reached that settlement this week for the 20-15 accident..(grant) the board says the segue construction license will be revoked starting may 19th.. as part of the agreement the contractor can ánotá apply for another lisence for five years. on top of that multiple company employees will help pay for investigative c

at maybe running for mayor in this city because you were a critic of the democratic mayor, bill de blasioeft. but he could likely get re-elected. how do you feel about that? >> it's frustrating. he veered to the left because he pandering to a lot of people looking for ideas and solutions. you have a large number of new yorkers living in poverty and the middle class essentially being forced out because of the failed policiepolicies. that's passification. not doing anything and the challenge is that the agenda is not moving forward. >> neil: who speaks for democrats? who is the spokesperson? >> i was at lunch the other day and ran into the top democrat. the party establishment. i called my wife. i said, you know, i don't know how i can even call myself a democrat anymore. the things that these people are seeing now are so out of touch with where i am. out of touch with what the country needs. what new york needs. i think this party has been hijacked by the people to the far left -- >> neil: is that elizabeth warren, the bernie sanders types? >> president obama has disengaged. it's the right

here's new york mayor bill de blasio's response. >> we did not become the safest big city in americaing, quote, unquote, soft on crime. i've never met a member of the nypd that st on crime. this police commissioner is not soft on crime. this is an insult. i would say to president trump and to attorney general sessions, if you believe this statement is accurate, come here to new york city, look our police officers in the eye and tell them that you believe they are soft on crime. see how that feels. see what the people in new york city will feel about that. >> the justice department claim comes at a time when nypd reports low crime rates. 2015 was the safest on record. sided with the justice department on this saying they're absolutely correct. >>> president trump awarded first purple heart over the weekend. bestowed upon sergeant first class alvaro bar yentosisrietos >> when i heard about this. i wanted to do it myself. took criticism on social media saying a simple thank you for your service would have been more appropriate. latest incident reminisce acceptabilisent of the campaign t

let me add this fact, mayor bill de blasio, new york city has over a million undocumented immigrants.or the last three months it has been the safest three months in the history of new york city. with 1 million plus undocumented immigrants paid when you talk about the anecdotes of this illegal alien committed this awful crime and doesn't that make them all bad? you overlooked the reality that in terms of law enforcement, and cities like new york, this is not -- >> sean: let me give you one statistic. i sat through a security briefing in texas, illegal immigrants, including rape and murder, they committed thousands of crimes. why should they be the victims of these crimes customer >> i know than i am at odds with many people watching right now. god bless you, i know we have different points of view than i do. every study i've seen and i would hold out for any other study. every study i've seen says specifically that undocumented immigrants commit -- >> sean: that's not true. 36% of federal sentencing were illegal immigrants. >> first of all, slaves were considered property. they weren't

. >> pretty sure mair de blasio was saying say it to our face. the attorney general of hawaii and the executive director of the law center is representing one of the dreamers deported and christina greer, associate professor at fordham university. mr. attorney general, what do you think the view from hawaii on this back and forth about a judge in the pacific? >> well, first of all, there's nothing that attorney general sessions is doing that's a surprise. i mean, he made racist comments several decades ago. he is still referring to classes of people in a way that disenfranchises them, minimizes them, makes them second-rate citizens. this is -- honestly, it's not really a surprise. i have to also say this. i was in a meeting back in february where jeff session, attorney general, addressed all the 50 state attorney generals. including me. i was in the audience. that was his first line. crime is up. it's the highest it's ever been. murder is at an all-time high. he was saying that to all 50 of us. we were all looking at each other saying, i don't th

. >> jimmy: i saw that new york city mayor, bill de blasio, tweeted a picture of his tax returns, and, see, president trump? it's not that hard. [ laughter ] and anthony weiner tweeted a a picture that said, this is -- [ cheers and applause ] whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! hey! stop that stuff! get away. get off that. cancel the account! >> steve: weiner! [ laughter ] no losers. >> jimmy: did you see yesterday congressman, eric swalwell, trump for refusing to release his tax returns. critical haiku. [ laughter ] >> steve: right in the eye. >> jimmy: well as you can imagine, trump was not happy about that and he even tweeted out some limericks that he wrote out in response. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. trump wrote to him in response -- a limerick. for example, one says, my tax forms will not be released. your constant complaints must be ceased. you think i don't care, then talk to my hair. you've awoken that foul nasty beast. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: not bad. >> steve: quite literate. >> jimmy: it's actually pretty good. >> steve: yeah. >> jimm

. >> reporter: stephen kolber threw mardi gras beads because they're usually -- bill de blasio, releaseding, see, president trump? it's not that hard. he's being going goaded by impersonated. >> release the taxes, there we go. >> reporter: the president's least favorite impersonator, alec baldwin once taunted the president, release your tax returns and i'll stop impersonating you. even easter was used to egg on the president. >> apparently the easter egg hunt is still going on, because trump hid those easter eggs as well as he hides his tax returns. >> reporter: and sean spicer reading to kids. >> supersonic ears. >> reporter:as photo shops into spicer reading a book titled my taxes by donald t., i paid them. but what critics like to use most against the president are his own words. >> he would reveal them after this, he would reveal them after that. >> if i decide to run for office, i'll release my tax returns absolutely. i have no objection to releasing hi tax returns. we're working on it right now and at the appropriate time you'll be very satisfied. i'm under a routine audit, and as

the only place where cigarettes would cost more is prison. [ laughter ] and mayor de blasio says thatn it comes to the health of new yorkers, big tobacco is enemy number one. ebbmy number two is pizza. so i don't know. i don't smoke cigarettes but i really don't think cigarettes are the problem. the problem is lighters. [ laughter ] without those, one pack of cigarettes would literally last you forever. "time" magazine today released their annual list of the 100 most-influential people in the world. making the list this year, vladimir putin, kim jong-un, pope francis, james comey, and of course donald trump. hillary clinton did not make the list. which is really crazy. hillary clinton influenced a whole half of a country to vote for donald trump for president. [ laughter ] you'd think that would be worth something. paul ryan, speaker of the house, wrote the profile of donald trump. that's what they do, have famous people write the profile of other famous people. he said trump always finds a way to get it done. he does? [ laughter ] other than his hair, what did he get done? can't even