but the cuomo position is the true american position. largely catholic audience. mario cuomo challenged his audience not to is you sum to the temptration of forcing their beliefs on others. something mitt romney will dare not do. in front of any christian audience at any time. mitt romney stands so timidly before his christian audiences that he dare not do anything but pander. >> we know that the price of speaking to force our belief on others is that they might some day force their belief on us. this freedom is the fundamental strength of our unique experiment in government. way down deep, the american people are afraid of a relationship between formal religions or whole bodies of religious belief in government. the sense that told us it's wrong to presume to speak for god or to claim god's sanction of our particular legislation and his rejectionf all other positions. most of us are offended with when we see religion triviali d trivialized. they need no course in philosophy or political science or church history to know that god should

fox news with a whole new set of accusations this time though targeting a new york governor andrew cuomo so the state of new york has been in a heated debate recently about food stamps especially after new york city mayor mayor michael bloomberg tried to keep a one time fingerprint requirement on the books but governor cuomo disagreed with the policy and he's calling for an end to the current fingerprinting system. we have people in one of the worst economic times going hungry because of a fear of many reasons but for most of all things stick with ties by this rule it is not necessary to use fingerprinting finger imaging to program fraud it's not necessary to the local officials who disagree with me on this one we're going to have to agree to disagree but this is the action of the state of new york and i am proud to take it. while many are praising the governor stands as a way to ensure those who are hungry can now seek the help they need without the stigma but that's exactly what new york post michael goodwin is angry about he came back to fox and friends for an interview segment called

with governor cuomo in particular, being a new yorker and having been part of that historic campaign,, folks like governor cuomo have been leading the charge, making historic progress, and i think folks like him have really helped the president to where he is. because we now have six states with the freedom to marry, and new york is in no small part due to governor cuomo. and even though it terrific we have presidential candidates support this issue, that means we have a lot more places left to go. and still at the federal level, because of doma even same-sex marriage are being denied. >> a lot of work to do thank you, sean for joining us inside "the war room" and fighting the battle. >> that's sean eldridge, senior advisor for "freedom to marry." and coming up, follow the money, if gay marriage was a fund-raising tool before today, just guess how it is going to be used now. that's next, and it's a story you will find only inside "the war room." ♪ look, i don't play 'bout my facial hair. but if i grow this out a little bit i look too much like an english country gent... naaah. a littl

the thing with saverin, i used to cover new york state, budget and politics, mario cuomo would send the head of the tax department in new jersey, taking down the license plate and sales tax and-- >> that what gives our people a bad reputation right there. writing down license plates. >> dagen, what do you make of this? >> i think that it says a lot, one individual about the futures of taxes in in country and we ought to be worried about it broadly speaking and i'm talking about just tax, our tax rates going up. end of the year, the bush tax cuts expire and capital gains tax rates go up to 20% from 15%, and the dividend taxes, you talk about income taxes if nothing is done about it. why wouldn't you? and he says it wasn't for tax reasons, why wouldn't you try and lock in those gains at a lower rate? >> well, i'm not dissing the fact that saverin appears to be an ungrateful s-o-b. but charles, your point before you do the wham bam, thank you ma'am. what worries me, we should look at why we see this a lot. why we see a lot of successful people either leaving this country, or in the case of

the clues are indiana, new york, under governor cuomo, i believe wisconsin, and ohio.that not that concerned about the next term. this is the deal. if unemployment goes down in wisconsin as indiana stands on the hind legs and new york getting their feet underneath them, people say wow, show some courage. >> bob: the answer is overwhelming percentage of the social security medicare. we have known that and everybody knows. that give bush credit for trying to do it. we won't resolve it. >> andrea: are you going to give paul ryan credit, too? >> bob: no. >> eric: even more to the middle of paul ryan, simpson-bowles, president obama had an opportunity to put simpson-bowles in play. and he chose not to. >> bob: it would have gone to automatic vote that was defeated by republicans. >> andrea: walker is a republican and cuomo is a democrat. they both can do it. >> brian: making tough decisions. >> andrea: coming up on "the five," the pakistani doctor is in jail after helping america hunt down and kill usama bin laden but his family is begging for our help. is president obama d

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. >> a pesar de crÍticas hasta del propio gobernador del estado andrew cuomo, entrarÁ en vigor el martesarrestan con el departamento de inmigraciÓn, para averiguar si enfrentan un proceso de deportaciÓn. >> lo que hace comunidad seguras dividir a miles de familias trabajadoras. >> ante la lluvia de crÍticas el departamento de seguridad nacional dice que el programa es efectivo. >> hasta la fecha el programa comunidades seguras le ha ayudado a ice a expulsar mÁs de 135 mil criminales, en los que incluye 49 mil personas convictas de delitos serios, asesinatos, violaciones y abuso sexuales a menores. >> tambiÉn afirma tras cambios este programa solo buscarÁ la deportaciÓn de inmigrantes convictos, algo que los activistas de esta ciudad aseguran no creer. >> ademÁs de nueva york en los estados de massachusetts, arkansas y wyoming comunidades seguras entrarÍa en vigor a partir del 15 de mayo se espera para el 2013 este programa sea obligatorio en todos los estados de la naciÓn, en nueva york, diego arias, telemundo. >> en alabama la ley anti indocumentados hb 56 sigue al acecho del sector agr

enter cuomo -- andrew cuomo said people will go back into the water when they know the shark is dead. people will return to the market when they know the coast is clear, those people who created the problem have been justified, have been given the consequence. we have not seen a significant number of prosecutions and there are a handful of cases in terms of mortgages in some corners of financial services. we have not seen prosecutions in terms of big fish or any heads roll, if you will. t a very difficult to prove fraud -- it is very difficult to prove fraud over stupidity. it has been difficult to prove that these people committed fraud willingly as opposed to or stupidstupid tbet call on housing. this is part of the frustration with the masses. they feel, "the rug just came out from under me. who is to blame and where is the person? how come i'm seeing my wealth disappear and nobody is being prosecuted for it?" that's why you have fingerpointing across the board on wall street. that holds a lot of value, what andrew cuomo said. the regulators need to get back on that. there are guar

he's going to appear in albany with new york governor andrew cuomo. cuomo's the one who spearheaded new york's attempts for marriage equality. let's take a look, the gallup research showing support for marriage equality has grown over recent years. when you break it down by the party, the majority of democrats and independents support it. however, the president is reticent on coming out and saying that he has a fully evolved stance. what is the president waiting for? >> well, that's the $64,000 question, thomas. what is the president waiting if r? all we're asking the president to do, we, those of us who favor marriage equality and just those folks who just want him to say the obvious, his actions speak to someone who favors -- the department of justice has declared the so-called defense of marriage act unconstitutional and won't defend it against court action at the direction of the president. the president has even said that he would sign -- he supports senat senator dianne feinstein's act to repeal. >> a lot of people say it's always about, what ha

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on the list of names for democrats in 2016, new york governor andrew cuomo and secretary of state hillary clinton would be the instant front-runner if she decided to give a presidential run another try. live in the newsroom, jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a quadruple shooting put three people in the hospital including a 10-year-old child. bullets were flying on the 2300 block of hoffman street in east baltimore. barry simms as by the police quarters downtown with more on the continuing police investigation. >> what led to the gunfire? that is what police want to know. in that neighborhood, lots of frightened people. baltimore police or back at the corner of montfort and it used hoffman street. this is rare four males were shot including a 10-year-old boy. officers blocked off the spot near a barbershop in the grocery store to get a glimpse of where the bullets flew. >> i heard loud shots. it was so loud, it made me think they were happening in front of my door. my family and i fear this a lot. we got down on the floor. >> he heard a car rolling down the street. >> it surprises me that

i would say andrew cuomo of new york, i would say martin o'malley is a 15-to-1 shot. chris: is it a four-way race? >> i think senator mark warner was in kentucky, also, around the same honey pot of donors. i think a lot of people are interested but i would say right now hillary clinton would be the first. chris: would biden challenge her? >> i think in the run joe can't resist. chris: joe can't resist is a general statement. it's all id. the big question of the week, which media figure has the power to lead american public opinion? chris: welcome back, there's a new retrospective airing this monday night on pbs called "johnny carson, king of late night." here's a clip. >> it is commonly assumed in washington that once somebody reaches the point where you use them in your monologue, they are through. >> tonight's monologue is dedicated to president nixon. i've got a monologue that just won't quit. chris: we love that guy. which brings us to this week's big question. you heard david brinkley telling carson he moved america. who in today's media, across the board, movies

. >> chris cuomo, 2020 anchor, on this one count it was related to a $200,000 check he received fromunny mellon in 2008, just a week before he suspended his presidential campaign. that was enough for the jury to say, no, it was not related to the campaign primarily. >> arguably the weakest count from the beginning, small amount of money. bunny mel on was more difficult to reconcile because the money went through a middle person. fred baron was the better side of the prosecution case. the problem with the trial from the beginning for the prosecution was these were moral crimes on john edwards. people didn't like how he had behaved. very different than illegality, and many of this case from the prosecution was about john's behavior, john edwards' behavior with this affair. that is not a crime. >> and the point of defense made again and again and that no case like this had ever been brought before. >> right, but it is not the argument you can make in front of the jury. the jury was reading very technical legal definition of the law. did john edwards knowingly and willingly do this to in

i would say andrew cuomo of new york, i would say martin o'malley is a 15-to-1 shot.is it a four-way race? >> i think senator mark warner was in kentucky, also, around the same honey pot of donors. i think a lot of people are interested but i would say right now hillary clinton would be the first. chris: would biden challenge her? >> i think in the run joe can't resist. chris: joe can't resist is a general statement. it's all id. the big question of the week, which media figure has the power to lead american public opinion? power bikini to charge your cell phone. but there are easier ways to go green. like turning your thermostat up two degrees in the summer. you'll avoid those awkward tan lines the more you know. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-cal

chris cuomo, abc news, new york. >> this is our facebook question of the day. what is your opinion on this sentence? let us know at wnnfans.com. a lot of people think he got off a little too lightly. and the issue has always been he didn't show a lot of remorse. and people just don't take kindly to that. >> just say sorry. >> repent a little bit. >> he never did. >>> now we turn to two dramatic rescues at two waterfalls. a man stunned tourists in niagara falls when he climbed over a retaining wall and deliberately jumped in. the ark parent suicide attempt sent him on a 180-foot plunge to the river below. amazingly, though, he survived and then swam until rescuers plucked him to safety. he was seriously injured but is expected to live. that makes him the third person to survive going over the falls without a safety device. unbelievable. >>> in washington state, it was a harrowing ordeal for a 13-year-old boy stuck on a tiny ledge for eight hours. william hickman was waiting in the river when he slipped on rocks and went over a ten-foot waterfall. he would have b

you have a number of democratic governors throughout this country, o'malley, cuomo, molloy, who support same-sex marriage. why doesn't president obama support it? >> i just don't have an update for you, norah, on the president's position, on his personal views. i can tell you that he is a absolutely committed supporter to lgbt rights. his record bares that out. it is an unparalleled record. and he's proud of it and he'll run on it and i think that it's important to remember when we talk about those accomplishments that they are far more more than talking points. they are serious demonstrations of important progress, progress that others would take away and reverse. the president's committed to not letting this happen. >> when you now say the vice president is evolving, he did not say that as it was pointed out, but he used some keywords. also said that they are entitled to the same rights u all the civil rights, all the civil liberties. does that mean he supports same-sex marriage? >> the statement to the vice president's office put out yesterday describing his statements and november a

and same thing in new york state with cuomo he just gave he just gave money to a german company to create jobs tax breaks loan guarantees hundreds of millions of dollars. the merger of state and corporate powers by definition is called fascism and the police the police don't serve and protect you know they serve and protect how come they don't have to join cause how come they don't go if a goldman sachs gang oh no hands off down the boys got the war aid not to go away after the syndicate leave them alone just keep austin the little people the cops in america have become nothing more than i.r. s. agents that are on because you go five miles over the limit you don't have a seatbelt on you are that far over the drinking limit boy did a beat you up rough you up i just got a ticket for rollie through a stop sign of driving for all the fifty years i know how to drive in a little nowhere place up in redbook new york and i go through the sign i stop just it one hundred sixty bucks outrageous the trends journal is the must read gerald celente route time thanks so much for being on the kaiser repor

this debate has begun all over again, and abc's chris cuomo is back on the case for us. >> this was aayered sentencing. the judge gave 300 hours of community service, three years of probation, but the number that meant the most seemed to be the smallest, just 30 days in jail. >> a 30-day jail term. >> reporter: the verdict coaxed tears from both families. tears of joy from the defendant, 20-year-old, dharun ravi, and his family. and bitter disappointment from the parents of his former college roommate, tyler clementi. on this day a case about bullying and justice came down to three people, two mothers and a judge. tyler clementi's mother asked the court to send a harsh message. >> why was he so arrogant and so mean-spirited? what i want is justice. >> reporter: then there was the defendant's mother, equally pained. >> my 20-year-old son already has too much burden on his shoulders to feel for the rest of his life. >> reporter: the pain for both families began on september 22, 2010, when 18-year-old clementi jumped off the george washington bridge. it was later discovered that ravi had

. >> aunque el gobernador de nueva york a ndrew cuomo la agencia d inmigraciÓn y aduanas lo implementarÁ. >> es muy peligroso porque esto es lo que hace apartar a las familias y tener temor a las familias de caminar con sus hijos en la calle. >> aseguran detractors de comunidades seguras que su deision@@ per impl (m-f)univisÁ extras y aumentarÁ el temor de inmigrantes frente a la policÍa. >> si tenemos un problema con mi esposo o alguien que nos puede hacer daÑos, no podemos llamar a la policÍa ¿por quÉ?. >> porque luego serÍamos arrestados y deportados a nuestros paÍses. >> indican que sin la implementaciÓn de comunidades seguras las deportaciones en 2011 superaron las 216.000 solamente en el estadoe nueva york. >> el programa federal "comunidades seguras" seimer it implementarÁ en massachusetts, kansas y wyomingunivision@@prim@ accito (m-es comunivision@@prim que las autoridades en nueva jersey han prohibido enviar mensajes de textounntras se m-f) camina por las calles yto (m-ar pÚblm-f)univision@@primer impaÉa ley tendrÁn que pagar multas de hasta 85 dÓlares. >> mmm... yo conozcoun mu

i was involved with presidential race and cuomo and kerry, not to get strategy, that is not why theyy see former political advisors and they go to see news executives. now with ails you get a two-fer. >> greg: i think this is pulitzer prize winning journalism. >> how many democrats have you seen in the hallway every day. but politico you don't see anything about that. >> it's a left wing blog. i have firsthand experience, running against eliot spitzer, a lot of reporters were in new york. they did not do the reporting that they should have done to check on his ethics to see eliot spitzer funded his campaign. now, we know what happened. they weren't going to do the proper reporting. if it were any other politician they would have wrote many stories about it. these reporters do not want to do the fair work they should do. >> bob: you are exactly right. spitzer had paid any attention, he insulted everybody in washington, we have as good hookers up here as down there. i don't even understand the point of the story. [ laughter ] >>> watching the john edwards trial right now, it's unbeliev

everybody discusses chris cuomo and punishment all the punishment the hoot so what we're talking about here is the hood or the punishment aspect that's not sheria the show is the law. you know the whole the right right right is the whole purpose is what i want to get here and none of us none of us really sort of qualified to talk about it in the way that it should be discussed in terms of a of a country establishing itself and formulating these rules and primarily because no country has applied them since the fall of the you know the caliphate of the ottomans so it's in essence a theoretical discussion that's something you do you think develop this the go back to the origins of the old and co of it. the absence of. an islamic state. that most people would want to leave it seems. would you agree to talk to me maybe. look let me tell you a very interesting point when there was a when the caliphate was abolished one of the few wasn't kind of the as we call it was a polished when the first people to advocate for it was one hundred k. gandhi and the reason why is because he understood that

stemming change what they do have created some systemic change they put incredible pressure on governor cuomo for his millionaire's tax there's been a series of things that they've done besides just talking i think that they definitely proved that they are an incredibly resilient you know that they're not going to. they just go away they're not going to fade and i think that you know the police and law enforcement took a little bit more credit than they deserved for a horrible breaking up the encampment in the fall really what part of. the presence of people at zuccotti park was the fact that it's ten below zero. sometimes over there freezing cold conditions the weather played a lot of that into it you know being that want to rush in channel i think a lot of people learned that the hard way about invading that country whether it was adolf hitler in the polian that weather conditions and climate shifts course but we're not going to just sit here and use that as a problem that they would support for people to realize is that regardless of whatever happened in the fall we're still here and we're