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we have to be consistent. >> dana: would de blasio get any blowback if she had said no?mberly: it's so awful in so many ways. i'm half irish, half puerto rican. i don't know why we're having all these parades. i don't know. i don't know. [laughter] >> kimberly: which side do you want? i don't know. de blasio doesn't surprise me because this is a man who has treated police officers and law enforcement with disdain and disrespect and really as you mentioned earlier, greg, made the streets less safe for police officers to be able to do their job. this is really just consistent with his lack of regard for public safety and for the men and women that serve and put it on the line for every day in blue. i applaud goya. i love your products. way to take a stand on this. >> dana: the more you think about president obama actually commuting the sentence, what message does that sound? >> jesse: surprise, surprise. that where you got your nice tan? were you doing research for the parade? >> kimberly: yes. just down the street. >> jesse: i love how he threw the parade committee under

mayor cuomo and governor de blasio are on the scene.cer, the white house spokesman, tweeted president trump has been made aware of the situation. least 12 injured after a car plowed into pedestrians in one of the busiest intersections in the country, times square. more than 300,000 pedestrians enter the heart of times square every day. on a busy day there can be half a million. the theater district, hotels, restaurants, and the lights themselves attracting tourists and locals to that corner of the world. one fatality and times square. this is bloomberg. ♪ kevin is talking about in his webinars, to help you fear output indicator would work for you. kurt from kentucky. isn't this market overbought? investor enter the market at near all-time highs? on my screen, there are several different ways to measure overbought. vonnie: more on the breaking news in new york city's times square. the fire department of new york confirmed one fatality and 12 injuries after a car plowed into pedestrians. the governor of new york and mayor de blasio at the

mayor bill de blasio said i'm going to march in the spirit of the puerto rican day.ng to honor turned out to be very controversial. also the police commissioner james o'neill, said i don't want anything to do with it. stuart: that's good. i got to say i approve of that. don't be a part of something which you abhor. don't be a part of it. ashley: exactly. stuart: another big story, kind of a background story but it is important, moody's downgrading china. first time that has happened since i believe 1989. anything significant about that, ash are? ashley: just looking, they say basically too much debt is going to hamper the financial strength of this country, of china. and, also that, you know, slowing the economy, their credit will not be as good. china says this is ridiculous. we can do anything we want. stuart: that gives us leverage on trade. ashley: it does. stuart: the fight for $15 an hour comes to mcdonald's headquarters today. the stock though, near an all-time high. we have a report and former ceo of mcdonald's on this program next hour. so we need tablets in

mayor bill de blasio joins me on that next. >>> when it comes to shouldering the extraordinary costsociated with protecting the president and his family, new york has paid dearly. according to the city's police commission, the police department had spent $300,000 a day protecting trump tower between election day and inauguration day. and between $127,000 and $145,000 since then on top of other costs. as mayor bill de blasio told me, that adds up to millions of taxpayer dollars. >> well, chris, for the period just from the election to the inauguration was about $24 million, and then in the period since the inauguration when president trump has acally been in washington, you're talking in some cases up to $150,000 a day. so it's been a real expense protecting trump tower. it's different than when a president comes to town for a day or something. but the ongoing expense is protecting trump tower. that's been a real burden on the nypd. >> you've gotten money in the continuing resolution, i think, via senator chuck schumer who put that in for you and other municipalities like west palm be

this is mayor de blasio briefing reporters on precisely what transpired here a short time ago on 7thvenue. again, the mayor reiterating that this in no way shape or form looks like terror. no indication this was an act of terrorism. it appears at this point to be just the worst sort of accident. again, we were told it was richard rojas from the bronx who was driving the car that you see on its side there at the top of your screen. he is from the bronx, made the wrong turn on 7th avenue and plowed into a crowd of people. had it not been for that steel shan stanchi stanchion that you see there, certainly the number of injured might be a bit higher, clint watts. for folks who aren't familiar with those steel barricades, ae they automatic, do they sense when a vehicle is approaching and do they pop up automatically? never mind, clint. the audio is much better now. let's listen in. >> how about now, peter, do you want to take a look at it? all right. ready to roll? we're good. thank you. so as the mayor said, this is preliminary information. this incident happened about an hour and a half

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el alcalde de blasio firmÓ una ley que los protege contra horarios de trabajo que considera abusivoslos trabajadores de la industria de comida rÁpida en esta ciudad. >> estamos firmando la ley para la semana laboral justa. ahora miles de trabajadores en nuestra ciudad tendrÁn horarios mÁs estables y más seguridad para sus familias. reportera: beneficiarÁ a personas como rosa rivera que lleva 17 aÑos trabajando para mac donalds. >> si me toca supuestamente maÑana, a veces me llaman que no puedo ir. no solamente a mÍ, todo el mundo le cambio horario. entonces, es bueno que tengamos un horario fijo, porque ha sido usted sabe el dÍa que se va a levantar iba a trabajar. reportera: la nueva ley establece dos semanas de notificaciÓn en sus horarios laborales, pagar al empleado una multa por cambiar sus horas si no se le notificÓ, ofrecerle al empleado de tiempo parcial un trabajo disponible antes de contratar a alguien de afuera, ofrecer descanso de por lo -12 horas al encargado de abrir y cerrar el negocio o pagarle una multa. evitarÍa las represalias que ahora viven los trabajadores cuand

we learned it from new york city's mayor de blasio. y kother injured, and that's been changing throughout the morning. n see,le law enforcement sources say they believe it was in fact accidental and not related to terrorism. >> so tough to see, knowing we have so many tourist landmarks here that are poplar across the nation. you can see on your screen, not a portions of times square are still closed at this hour as police continue to collect estigace and make sure that this is not a diversion in anticipation of something else. ged investigative team with our sister station new york has rightered many more details, and the leading theory from police )s oat this was a drunk or drugged driving incident. rivingiver undergoing tests right now as we speak, and we mentioned his history. we know two dwis on his record including one in which he was driving 99 miles per hour in a of oure per hour zone. mayor de blasio says it was a tough day for new york city, but is/2sve tremendous faith in the work of our first responders. thanks for joining u

i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: de blasio in a new york state of mind after congress included1 million in its latest budget to cover the cost of protecting the president and his family while living in manhattan. first lady, melania trump, and youngest son barron still live at trump tower. >> we fought long and hard to get reimbursement for the protection of trump tower. in the final analysis, what the congress is doing is going to make us substantially whole. >> reporter: the police commissioner says the city spending nearly $140,000 a day to keep trump's wife and son safe. the cost more than doubles to over $300,000 when president trump is in town. like today, as melania's motorcade left trump tower to meet her husband, protesters stood their ground. >> in a city where he was born and raised, and he can't even face his own people. >> reporter: the protesters say they'll keep coming out. they're going to keep the pressure on. they want to make sure their concerns are heard and their issues are addressed. they say this is the resistance. cnn, new york. >> deborah, thank you so

mayor bill de blasio about closing down rikers and going by it on the inside. how has this been allowed to go on by authorities, who are either concerned about it? >> primarily because the populations of the prisons are african-american and hispanic, they're poor, marginalized, we don't think very often of poor people in this country, it's a general tendency not to take their concerns into consideration, politicly or humanly. so one thing the population of our prisons are people who have been marginalized in the country. there are many others, people who dispose of, get out of sight and out of mind, and it's always been a political issue you know in this categoryountry. american has a history of puniti punitive policies of punishment. so a lot of people are relieved when criminals are sent away, locked up and the key thrown away. but the other thing, tavis, our jails and prisons have become warehouses for people who are mentally ill. back in the '50s, president kennedy ended the mental institutions and wanted the residents of those people to receive care and tr

i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: de blasio and more of a new york state of mind after congressluded $64 billion in the latest budget to kor the cost of protecting the president and his family while living in manhattan. melania and youngest son baron still live in trump tower. >> we fought long and hard to get reimbursement for the nypd for the protection of trump tower and the final analysis of what the congress is doing is going to make it substantially whole. >> reporter: the police commissioner says the city spends nearly $140,000 a day to keep trump's wife and son safe. the cost mrore than doubles to over $300,000 when president trump is in town. like today, as melania's motorcade left trump tower to meet her husband, protesters stood their ground. >> in a city where he was born and raised and he can't even face his own people. >> reporter: the protesters say they'll keep coming out. they're going to keep the pressure on. they want to make sure their concerns are heard and their issues are addressed. they say this is the resistance. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >> debor

maier bill de blasio says the city is ready. jericka duncan is at the uss intrepid with the details of president trs >> reporter: good morning. there's a little bit of a problem. this truck is blocking us, but they're going to meet this afternoon. it will be the first face-to-face conversation that the two have had since the heated phone conversation back in january. while it provides a historic back oregon, it comes at a hefty cost. >> we're ready for it. we're ready for protests. it's something we've become very comfortable with. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio said new york city is prepared for president trump's return. >> i love new york, but going back is very expensive for the country. they close up fifth avenue and 56th. i live in trump tower. great location. right smack in middle of everything. >> reporter: first lady melania and son barron are still living in new york. it cost nearly $150,000 a day to protect. when the president visits, double. the proposed budget allots $61 million to offset security forces across th

. >> greg: he hates de blasio. >> jesse: i don't think it translate to the rest of the country. >> richardink he has a new york state of mind and i think that's what we are doing in the white house. >> dana: jesse is loving it. >> richard: kimberly said she would vote for joe biden. you missed that. >> greg: what if gabbard runs and gets the nomination, what would you do? if gavin or rand? >> jesse: would you get back together? >> dana: what you have to offer? we have some advice for the class of 2017. back in a moment. recovering from his fourth back surgery. i am kelly wright. back to "the five" ." ♪ we are the champions ♪ my friends >> jesse: congratulations to the class of 2017 but welcome to the real world. >> never, ever give up. carry yourself with dignity and pride. demand the best from yourself and be totally unafraid to challenge entrenched interests and failed power structures. >> don't lose a sense of humor. to confront bullies. don't procrastinate. >> conservative, liberal, republican, democrat, it that the matter as long as you believe that our common humanity matters most. >

new york mayor bill de blasio said there was "no indication" it was terrorism.bsolutely unacceptable". a 24—year—old man will appear before manchester magistrates today charged with six counts of raping a child under 13. 0sman ali is accused of raping a child in rochdale, following an investigation by the multi—agency rochdale sunrise team into child sexual exploitation. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10.30am. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag #victorialive. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. time for more sports news now, cannot get enough of it! the line—up for the three play—off finals at wembley is now complete, two very dramatic semifinals in league 2 last night. blackpool were in the premier league six years ago and their tie against luton was heading for extra time until this happened in injury time. it went down as an own goal from the hatters' goalie. a bit unlucky. blackpool heading to wembley after winning 6—5 on aggregate. that was the same score over two legs between exete

mayor de blasio says the city is ready. mr. trum will make a speech aboard a decommissioned aircraft carrier. jericka duncan is at the "intrepid." >> good morning. president trump will meet with australian prime minister malcolm turnbull on the "intrepid" this afternoon. the first face to face conversation since a heated phone call in january between the two. while the "intrepid" provides a historic background it comes at a hefty cost for new york city. >> we're ready for it. we're ready for multiple protests and protests that move around. it's something we've become very comfortable with. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio says new york city is prepared for president trump's return. >> i love new york. but going back is very expensive for the country. they close up fifth avenue and they close up 56th street. i live in trump tower which is right smack, great location, right smack in the middle of everything. >> reporter: first lady mel yanna and son barron are living in new york. the nypd estimates protection at trump tower cost

the car plowed into those people and i and bill de blasio says 23 injured in one dead and the suspectdy. we will follow that throughout the afternoon. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets, the trump economy. many argue that rning a country is not the same as running a company. if america was a company, would donald trump the taken on. forget about his ideology and political agenda and whether you voted for him, judge him whether he is a competent executive. would you leave him in charge or call an emergency board meeting? let's bring in the editor of bloomberg businessweek. looking at this through the lens of business, the president wants to be seen as the ceo rather than president. >> that's the pitch that he would run the country like he ran a successful business empire. what this goes into is if you use that as your barometer and you apply it the way you would to a ceo, he has not done a great job on stacking up on the fundamentals whether it's building a competent team or keeping a firm grip on to a discipliner policy agenda. things you expect a ceo to do, he has

new york city mayor bill de blasio blasted him for not inviting him to the event and said he hopes theoric will end. >>> a brief heat wave this week brings with it warnings. that could be bad news for some of your summer vacation activities. here to explain, kristen. >> i want to pull up a view to show you of the now closed heavenly resort why the lift is not running. it's good for skiers and now that the snow is melting it may not be so good for you depending on your sport or destination. love yosemite but the waterfalls will be spectacular. park rangers warn the river is running high and fast and they closed some tents on the water's edge all because of the massive snow pack. >> this year is bigger than the previous four years combined. >> if whitewater is your thing, the experience will be more exciting and also more dangerous. if you love boating the water should be plentiful lake to the beaches. and the snow is lasting longer than usual so maybe go with someone more experience. if you're biking beware of flooded paths or this bike trail tweeted in by laura anthony. you can see 6 i

new york city mayor bill de blasio blasted him for not inviting him to the event and said he hopes theivisive rhetoric will end. >>> a brief heat wave this week brings with it warnings. that could be bad news for some of your summer vacation activities. here to explain, kristen. >> i want to pull up a view to show you of the now closed heavenly resort why the lift is not running. it's good for skiers and now that the snow is melting it may not be so good for you depending on your sport or destination. love yosemite but the waterfalls will be spectacular. park rangers warn the river is running high and fast and they closed some tents on the water's edge all because of the massive snow pack. >> this year is bigger than the previous four years combined. >> if whitewater is your thing, the experience will be more exciting and also more dangerous. if you love boating the water should be plentiful from fulsome lake to the beaches. and the snow is lasting longer than usual so maybe go with someone more experience. if you're biking beware of flooded paths or this bike trail tweeted in by laura

i have a story on here today, mayor de blasio's decision to honor the terrorist bomber.ave these extremist anti-semites that speak at these colleges at commencement. there seems to be a missing chip. people are incapable. they are incapable of understanding the magnitude of evil and 100 million souls being destroyed in the last century. and the threat that mankind faces today. they targeted kids below teenage years yesterday. they targeted teenage girls yesterday. they did it with the maximum amount of damage possible as they put all these nails and all these things for maximum carnag carnage. i don't understand -- for the life of me -- how we get called racist because we want to keep people safe. and we just want to note that you are on our side before we let you in. >> yeah, that's right. one thing that aggravated me the most about the response yesterday after the manchester attack was this cluelessness about the barbarity of islamic murderers and somehow that yesterday with a new kind of low because women and children were targeted as if we haven't seen that the last

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the mayor de blasio says there is no indication this was terrorism. >>> president trump getting ready first foreign trip, an eight-day visit to the middle east and europe. >>> number five, it's all about the hot air. check out these temperatures today and how much warmer than average from eight degrees in san francisco, and it's warmer this weekend. >>> number six, things are filling in for the bay bridge commute. have not gotten official word the metering lights are on, and i am saying they are or will be momentarily. and tire tread was removed once you get past the toll plaza and that is starting to improve. >>> you might want to make a pit stop on your way out the door this morning, dunkin', frozen dunkin', and not a whole lot of dunkin' donuts in the bay area, but a few so seek them out. >>> we heard mike talk about how it's going to be hot this week, but what better way to cool off than to go to the beach? >> which beach do you go to? we have new information, and these are the best from fifth to first. number five is ocean beach, and four, baker beach, three, marshal's beach, and

. >> reporter: jenna, in the words of the city mayor bill de blasio, a tough day for new york city.far, one person was killed, as many as 22 now they say weres times square plowed into a crowd. take a look over my shoulder and you can see the very heart of new york city at this hour has come to a grinding halt. for the past two hours, since this incident began, authorities have steadily increased the perimeter. four blocks from here. 45th street, 7th avenue, rests this honda accord, 2009 vehicle that authorities say caused all the havoc. according to officials, here's the way things unfolded. the driver of the car was heading, with the flow of traffic, south on seventh avenue. then he made a u-turn at 42nd street and seventh avenue. he then began driving on the sidewalk. he then, against the flow of traffic and on the sidewalk, began to drive north. that's when he began to mow down pedestri pedestrians. among the dead an 18-year-old woman. we're told her 13-year-old sister was also injured. in total, 22 people were injured by this incident. a short time ago, authorities held a news

not too often, we hear from new york city mayor bill de blasio, he called for another 100 days of resistanceoss the country. and these rallies all across the country. here in new york it is unclear if all of these people are going to leave the square in lower manhattan and march through the streets of new york city but we have seen a number of protest all across the city. some people going to macy's flag ship store in harold square. some arrests made. we see pockets of protest all across the city. we will certainly stay with it. a lot of people here again fighting for what they say a resistance against donald trump. >> brin, thank you. >>> coming up, white house scrambling to explain after president trump said he would be honored, used the word honored, to meet with the north korean leader, kim jong-un. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for when you need a little extra. boost® the number one high protein complete nutritional drink. be up for it

come on de blasio.school. >> seth: don't start this again. >> no, enough with the free school for children. rights on red. [ laughter ] alright, it's alright. but, yeah it was during the world series. and i'm from kansas city. >> seth: two years ago? >> two years ago, two years ago from kansas city, so i was there for the alcs, and not realizing, being a kansas city guy, showing up you know to a bar. a little wings place with my kansas city hat on, that i forgot that the blue jays are now more or less the national so i walk into this bar, thinking, "oh, it'll just be me and maybe a couple like blue jay fans." no, everybody was a blue jay fan. and then me and then our pal rob riggle, who happened to be working in town too, also from kansas city. he's bigger than me, and a former, you know, marine, so i hid behind him the whole time, ready for, you know, some squabbling. but not the case when you get two midwesterners and then a room full of canadians. [ light laughter ] no trash talking, just everyone's

times square that sheppard just mentioned, the headline here is the incident is not terrorism al de blasioll as the police and fire commissioners get together for this news conference. at least one person is dead, we know, 23 injured, and julie has been developing more information with her sources. >> julie: nypd again confirming not terrorism, they knew that from the beginning, counterterrorism units were deployed but not put into action at the scene because they knew from the get-go pretty much they were going to try to apprehend an intoxicated suspect who was being apprehended after a robbery. i am told more about the victim. it was a 26-year-old woman, her family has yet to be notified. so that they are not releasing the name of that victim, but the one fatality in this tragic accident, 26-year-old woman. we don't know whether she was here from new york city or a tourist. as you know, many tourists go to times square, biggest attraction really in new york city, but that victim is a 26-year-old woman whose family is going to be getting the worst news of their lives today. >> jon: times

obviously de blasio has set the bar very low but this is really should be beyond that for him. >> okay legislator introduced a bill that said that you could officially and legally hire communists in the california government. in california do you think that would fly right through? but had to pull the bill because of opposition from guess what? americans who had fled communism in vietnam and from veterans who had served in vietnam. good for them. >> the bathroom on the legislature while communism was? quest this makes it official. >> remember, if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us. that is it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. thanks to you for watching. we hope to see you here next week. hello everyone i am gregg jarrett welcome to "america's news headquarters". >> and the president wrapping up a visit in saudi arabia. the first official trip overseas ahead of a highly anticipated speech happening tomorrow on radical ideology. we are live. comey agreed to testify about the russian investigation in a congressional appearance after new details emerged about h

ew actions are directly onimpacting their neighbors in long island andnd according to billit de blasio, there is nothing the federal government can do about it. he isso wrong. there's a reason why the constitutionti takes the choice overst immigration out of the hands and state locals and puts it exclusively in the hands of the federal government. on this point, again, the american immigration council is spot on. quote, the federal government must assert its authority to establish a uniform immigration policy thate it can be held accountable for. in the current environment it is unclear who is setting immigrationn enforcement priorities and who is responsible for their success or failure. there'ss a couple of points tha some of my panel members raised that i would like to respond to. first, again, i would like to echo what the chief said. the department of justice and the attorney general's committed to working with our state and localse authorities to adopt a common senses approach to solvg the m immigration problem in th country, and contrary to what was said or alleged the attorney

followers and then, finally, jumping ahead to the election of barack obama and also someone like de blasio as mayor of new york. i may offend some people here if i say i had described what we're going through while obama was president. we have a sandinista in gracie mansion and a stalinist in the white house. [laughter] i apologize. >> that's okay. but be i, i would say one thing on this topic which is that comparing -- on the one hand the left, the new left of the '60s was, on the one hand far more serious in some ways than the left is today. that is to say that they were so serious that they embraced totalitarianism in some cases following the logic of their thinking to its ultimate conclusion. they embraced violence openly and apologized for it in a way that people don't do now. and on the other hand, today -- so they were more serious. the intellectuals of your day who were not them, but were the, were their teachers and were their forebears were vastly more learned, serious, interested in ideas than sort of what would pass for the intelligentsia today which is very thin. i say this as

bill de blasio is on his way to times square.n also reporting that the driver appeared to be visually impaired when he was arrested, as if he was allegedly under the influence of some kind of drug. so, you are up to date. there is going to be a press briefing in about 20 minutes. we'll monitor that for you, ty, and bring you any new developments. >> melissa is very familiar with that area doing fast money. much of times square has been turned into a pedestrian mall. >> that's the irony of this. >> i'm not sure whether this accident occurred in that area of times square or on one of the more conventional sidewalks. >> we're not sure of that either. it's kind of hard to tell from the pictures. >> right. >> exactly where, but the fact that there were a lot of people in the middle of it indicates that it is either right at the beginning of where they kind of direct traffic away from it. >> right. >> or right around where that particular area is. >> can you tell us where it is? >> some of the pictures look like it's -- the street is f

inimitable mayor de blasio, he raised and the governor raised server from $5 to $7.50.ffered from that? servers. we were forced to put in technology. neil: higher minimum raise -- >> absolutely. neil: the reason this sticks in my craw a little bit, hypocrisy of it. very same people you should do this, you should do that, they have the power to do it with their own staffs and people they don't. >> when senator patrick lay he he was piqued as why, what exactly is paying his interns, his assistant hung up the phone on the reporter. cory booker -- neil: but at least he he is is paying them something, right? >> we don't know. they hung up. we don't know. neil: maybe to you. >> neil, reality is, we don't know, they don't advertise on websites. neil: they're hypocrite. same people who say we don't want to see our taxes cut but they never get with additional taxes. >> inconceivable somebody would advocate everybody else pay but i don't but that is reality. neil: what i tell people i never give dietary advice. you don't eid a salad. you just don't go there. >> thank you, neil. n

new york mayor bill de blasio says there's no indication it was terrorism.e, following an investigation by the multi—agency rochdale sunrise team into child sexual exploitation. the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell and the shadow women and equalities minister, sarah champion have been giving their response to the conservative manifesto — and attacking their plans for pensioners and working people. mr mcdonnell accused to reason of abandoning older people. mr mcdonnell accused to reason of abandoning older peoplelj mr mcdonnell accused to reason of abandoning older people. ijust want to mention issue around the winter fuel allowance because, to be frank, iam angry. fuel allowance because, to be frank, i am angry. i am one of those people who campaigned against fuel poverty for a number of years and welcomed the introduction of the winter fuel allowa nce. the introduction of the winter fuel allowance. there are 1 the introduction of the winter fuel allowance. there are1 million pensioners and more are living in fuel poverty. 30,000 excess deaths a yearin fuel p

por su parte, el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio, enviÓ sus condolencias a familiares de las vÍctimasrd rojas ha sido acusado de asesinato, enfrenta 20 cargos por intento de homicidio. cinco cargos por homicidio vehicular con agravantes. cuatro vÍctimas se encontraban en condiciÓn crÍtica la noche del jueves. satcha: buenos dÍas y gracias por el informe. en "despierta amÉrica" vamos a hablar un poco acerca del incidente que vamos a recalcar, no se tratÓ de un atentado terrorista. lamentablemente se tratÓ de una situaciÓn que puso en peligro la seguridad de times square y deja una persona muerta, una joven de 18 aÑos y 22 heridos. muchas personas en nueva york se preguntan si estÁn seguras o no. hay que mencionar que este auto avanzÓ durante tres cuadras, hasta que llegÓ a la barrera metÁlica, donde se detuvo. alan: cÓmo controlas? espera que todos los dÍas un loco haga algo asÍ? en esa esquina transmitiendo en vivo para ustedes en "despierta amÉrica". cÓmo levitas? --lo evitas. karla:, uno ve esta noticia y ves que en cualquier segundo te cambia la vida. en cualquier segundo transmite

i wish i could take that clip of de blasio, show it to politicians as an example of why people don't politicians and the institutions, and it's just a real disappointment. by the way, to the point that i think it was bernie sanders, i couldn't see it who said that we're going to take the one nutrition away -- we don't cut meals on wheels. so it's so frustrating, but i'm glad to sit here and talk about one thing that we're doing, which is defend the taxpayer. it's a tax-pair first budget, and that's how we wrote it. ainsley: it's almost like they wrote the talking points before they read the budget. they probably wrote those last week without even seeing it. we have the former ceo of godfather pizza herman cane on, and he was saying those are not just scare tactics, these are just plane out lies. >> they are, and i have to ask one time this week about somebody's comment. and they said, look, this person's been in congress for probably 24 years. they wrote that 24 years about a president and every time a republican president rolls out a budget, they make the same statement. one up in a

>> it's government property where the person who runs the government -- here, mayor de blasio -- saysmernment say you may come on, then the arrest would have taken place notwithstanding the trauma to the child or the reason for the arrest. eventually, this is going to have to come to a head where these things are treated uniformly. a child cannot be arrested in new york city schools, but a child could be arrested in austin, texas, schools. ashley: could they wait for the child to come out of school at the end of the school day and pick him up on the street outside? >> yes. yes, which is the preferred system so as not to disrupt the school. why they those -- ashley: yeah. have you heard of things like this before? >> i've not heard of it with children. i have heard of it in the following scenario: a person is released from jail or a person's personal injury trial -- ashley: right. >> -- and there's an i.c.e. detainer for that person, and the i.c.e. people go into the jail or the courthouse, and the locals say get out, and they wait for the person to come across the street and then arrest

it's all you're going to hear about. de blasio said people are going to die.e going to die. they don't just say that maybe they're draconian. they say people are actually going to die. that's the current state of where we are. and would it be easier to accomplish some of this stuff if you'd look at medicare and social security? and then maybe the food stamp cuts, or whatever you want to call them, those wouldn't have to be as large on a relative basis? is that one of the problems with this budget? >> joe, i think what you're saying is you want even more people to die if i understand. >> you're going to hear that rich people are getting a tax cut, and that you're getting it from people that need help on the safety net. i mean is the whole idea of getting people off of the safety net and into a productive environment of work and earned success and the dignity of work, is that something noble that we should be trying to do? >> we've had one of the most massive increases in the safety net. we're now up to 18% of personal income as a transfer payment. stated differ

mayor de blasio plans to march despite rivera's organizings claiming responsibility for more than a hundredgranted him clemency. >>> and sad news, rock and roll pioneer greg allman has passed away. ♪ one more silver dollar, but i'm not gonna let 'em catch me -- ♪ not gone a that let 'em catch the midnight rider. ♪ abby: allman was a founding mother of the allman brothers' band. his rahs by, throaty voice made him stand out in the early '70s. his publicist says he died yesterday at his home in georgia due to complications from liver cancer. allman brothers guitarist warren hayes writing: i'm truly honored to have been fordue nate enough to have written many songs with him. charlie daniels, rest in peace, greg allman. he was just 69 years old x he was a legend. clayton: thank you very much, abby. breaking overnight, a pressure cooker found -- [inaudible] was this a dry run by a wannabe terrorist, and who could have just left it there? details on that next. pete: plus, a live look from our nation's capital where half a million bikers are about to hit the road for a memorial day tradition unlik

mayor de blasio is still going to be in this thing. >> because is he looking for votes.uerto rico realize that oscar lopez rivera is a terrorist. he is not a good representative of the puerto rican people. pete: if you could say something to the mayor today about his participation in this parade, what would you say? >> i would say, mr. mayor, rethink what you are doing, okay. if you are good enough to be reelected, you will be reelected. you don't need oscar lopez rivera and you should be ashamed of yourself for supporting him and walking down fifth avenue with him. abby: anthony senft thank you for being with us. pete: and staying in the fight. >> thank you, until the end. pete: until the end. abby: great message. pete: big two hours on tap. governor scott walker and taya kyle. maybe we will get one of them to do the obstacle course. abby: i don't think so. hot shopping deals what should you buy now and buy later. we will help you save money. that's coming up next. ♪ money, money, money, money ♪ money ♪ money, money, money, money ♪ money and if i'd been caring for tom's