. >> governor cuomo has declared a state of emergency for new york subway system. >> that's absurd. i can't believe it's going on. >> i would question what the zip ties holding. what cable? doesn't work the brakes? >> seen a zip tie is a red flag it and for taking immediate action. >> wow. >> we are all -- it has nothing to do. >> what a hypocrite. >> you are bunch of incompetent. not to be fired. >> all my daughter's birth pictures were and that therefore. >> may be right. >> we have team chaser coverage of the summer of commuting hell. we have ashley in new york and sibile, your chasing a part of the story where they are actually using zip ties to solve a technical problem on the trains. i want to start with ashley. ashley, you're in new york. >> sheena tucker from harlem is in a state of shock after the nightmare she experienced tuesday morning when the subway she was on derail. >> it was dark and allow boom. that was flames and sparks flying from the train. a lot of smoke. >> here's video she took of the chaos. she suffered a spinal injury after she was pushed and shoved by othe

illia: el gobernador de nueva york andy u cuomo retÓ al presidente a segÚn la cadena fox news, cuomos. comienza conmigo. enrique: los casos de deportaciÓn de miles de inmigrantes indocumentados que habÍan sido cerrados hace aÑos son ahora de nuevo el blanco de la polÍtica migratoria de trump. a pedido reabrir eso -eso expedientes para deportarlos. reportero: por el beneficio de la discreciÓn de la fiscalÍa implementado durante el gobierno del presidente obama. >> les dieron una mica de regimiento temporal como si fuera a o tps.tienen derecho a estar aquÍ, legalmente trabajar y sacar un seguro social. reportero: una vocera de y se confirmÓ univisión que su agencia estÁ solicitando las cortes rreprogramar casos que habÍan sido cerrados sus elizondo de discreciÓn de la fiscalÍa y algunos extranjeros que las recibieron pero que han sido arrestados o convictos de un crimen desde entonces. >la discreciÓn de la fiscalÍa ya no se estÁ ofreciendo las cortes. reportero:la discreciÓn de la fiscalÍa fue durante el presidente obama.era un Ávido libio para inmigrantes. >> personas que se han porta

mr cuomo announced an extra $1 billion for improving the subways.en accused of causing a car crash that led to the death of a passenger in another vehicle according to a police report. the former world number one tennis player was driving her car in florida when the accident happened at a crossroad. a 78—year—old man suffered injuries and died two weeks later. ms williams was not hurt. congress has a lot on its plate right now, particularly as it struggles to pass major changes to healthcare reform. you might think the white house would be focusing on that. but instead republicans have been answering questions about the president's morning tweets, insulting two tv anchors — a particularly personal attack. a number of republican senators spoke publicly of their dismay, saying it was beneath the dignity of the office of the president. this is what the speaker of the house had to say. 0bviously obviously i don't see that as an appropriate comment. what we are trying to do around here is improve the tone and the civility of the debate. this obviously do

mr cuomo announced an extra $1 billion for improving the subways.oking forward to the weekend. on friday their under 21 stars will play in the final of the european championship, while on sunday their senior team will play in the final of the confederation cup. they reached that final with a 4—1 win over mexico in the russian city of sochi. a full report on the game is coming up in sport today. summer means a celebration of odd—shaped fruit in parts of asia, so take a look at these ones. square watermelons being unloaded at a warehouse injapan. they were first developed 45 years ago to fit neatly inside the fridge but the fruits weren't very sweet, so they have become rather ornamental. customers can pay hundreds of dollars for these designer fruits. farmers say they've got a good crop this year, because there were plenty of clear days. let's return now to president xi's visit to hong kong. our correspondent there is juliana liu. shejoins me now. the united states has urged china to respect civil liberties in hong kong. what has been the reaction? w

chris cuomo joining us.o talk about again on a friday, my friend. >> sorry, i'm reading the "washington post" op-ed from mika and joe now. >> you've got to read for a while until you get to the sum up and substance of what we're dealing with. the topic of the op-ed is an explanation of how the president is so into their show. we shouldn't be looking at joe and mika for the solution. they deserve our respect. they're our colleagues. what was said about mika shouldn't be said about women in this day and age. i think we've got to figure out, well, how does it get better? we know what's going on here. we understand who donald trump is, those of us who grew up around him and know how he succeeded in new york, are not surprised by his behavior. what's surprising is that a couple of things -- the reaction from the other gop electeds around him. especially when you look at the leadership. paul ryan, someone who's prized for his family values, and who always put that first as a character concern. then you have the pe

there's no reason for cuts to hospitals or nursing homes as governor cuomo has alleged, falsely. what he needs to do is take full responsibility for this program, as most of the governors in the 49 other states do, and then we will be able to relieve this burden on our local homeowners. now i'm pleased to turn to my distinguished colleague from central new york, ms. tenney, also elected with me in 2016 for her comments on this important matter. ms. tenney: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker, thank you, congressman faso for your leadership and the great comments from congressman collins in the western new york district for coming up with this , this really great piece of legislation. it's no secret that new york residents pay among the highest taxes in the nation. combined state and local taxes consume over 13% of the average household income. decades of tax and spend policies have depleted the wallets of hardworking middle class families, force maryland small businesses including family farms, once a dra -- a tradition in new york, into foreclosure and -- into closure, and driven

. >> wisdom from chris cuomo. >> can't do that with that real hair, can you?. we'll see you in a little bit. >> all right. belgium's national security council meeting this morning following a failed terrorist bombing at the central train station in brussels. authorities say they now know the identity of the suspect. he was fatally shot after what officials call a small explosion many the busy transportation hub. let's go live to brussels. we understand you have some new information. good morning. >> reporter: that's right, dave. some new and chilling details in terms of how this attack unfolded at the station behind me last night. the suspect entered the station at 8:39 in the evening. five minutes later according to the federal prosecutor he approached a group of people with a suitcase. the suitcase partially exploded. thankfully according to the prosecutor, no one was hurt in that partial explosion. the suspect then made his way down the platform. the suitcase exploded a second time, filled with glass bottles and nails. the suspect then returned to the platf

that's what chris cuomo was trying to get at. no one has to notify you you're under investigation. i think it's obvious that he is -- doesn't mean he's guilty. >> right. >> isn't it obvious. >> he is under investigation. lots of people are under investigation. we each might be under investigation. most subjects don't know that. you're not entitled to an answer till the government wants to reach out and tell you your status as part of negotiating with you or calling you to a grand jury or interviewing you. >> before i get to john dean, quickly, when actors say what's my motivation, why? >> i've been thinking why jay sec cue lo would go on the circuit and say this is the message that i'm trying to drive. and i think really what they're trying to do is frying to say that the president isn't under investigation as far as they know. that's what they're trying to say. >> don't they drive home the message that the president is under investigation just by the -- >> it's called hanging a lantern on it. >> exactly. john dean, you've been in the white house before. you've been around. when yo

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning and welcome to your "new day," alisyn is off. clarissa ward is joining me. thank you for the time this week. >> thank you for having me this week. >> washington united, somewhat, in its condemnation of president trump. why? the obvious, his latest degrading twitter attack on another female television host. the white house defending the president's tweets saying he's been attacked mercilessly and this is just fighting fire with fire. >>> also this morning, the "wall street journal" is reporting a long-time republican operative tried to get hillary clinton's e-mails from hackers, implying he had some connection to fired national security adviser michael flynn. we have it all covered for you as always. we begin with boris sanchez live in washington. boris, what are you hearing? >> good morning, clarissa. the president has already tweeted out twice this morning, first about crime in chicago and potentially sending federal help there, and then about the repeal and replacement of obamacare. these early morning twee

there was a point that he kept repeating with my colleague chris cuomo. here's just a piece of theirs conversation on "new day." >> do you think that bob mueller is looking -- do you think that's under the purview of his probe? that the president's authority to terminate at the -- but that's a clear. >> based on if the president has the authority to begin with. the way it works, you look at the constitution -- >> hold on a second. >> do you think this matters, jay, and i respect you very much as a counsel. i've researched, you're a good attorney. the president hired well here. what i'm saying is, look, muler is taskeds with looking at all the circumstances surrounding the russia interference probe. that's common knowledge. this is something he would look at. that doesn't mean the president is a target and for those at home, you have target, subject, witness. we don't know the extent or if he will even pursue it, about you to

sessions did what any legal expert including attorney chris cuomo in the previous block, i suspect would say is wise. recuse yourself. you may become a witness. the president felt blind sided. he learned about it from a reporter at an event. he hates feeling he is not in control as we know. it has led to this series of chain reactive self destructive behavior starting with the wiretap tweet and moving on to what we have seen since. >> john, why would the president say this about sessions? >> this hyperactive court intrigue is not remotely normal. here we are months into an administration. it is stunning to hear the press secretary basically no comment whether the president has confidence in the attorney general. especially the earliest and strongest supporter. that is having your legs cut out from under you. whatever context he is upset by. recusing yourself may not give president trump comfort, but it was designed to give the american people comfort. this is all snowballing in real-time. you see the president's petulant tweets. if his allies are nervous. that speaks volumes in the white

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to "new day." president trump defying world leaders by pulling out of the paris climate accord. he says this is a political win for him and for america. european leaders reacting disappointme disappointment. warning the deal is not going to be renegotiated. >>> fired fbi director james comey is set to testify before the senate next week. what will he say? all of this as the white house turns to the supreme court to get the halted travel ban reinstated. we have it all covered for you with cnn's joe johns at the white house. >> reporter: withdrawing from the paris accord was a big promise the president made to his base and most loyal supporters. fulfilling it, he had to face-off with the condemnation of the world. now going forward, the leadership on the global stage could have enormous impact. >> the united states will withdrawal from the paris climate accord. >> reporter: president trump making good on his campaign promise to withdraw from the landmark 195-nation agreement, but leaving the door ope

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> time-lapse. very cool. chris is off. berman is with me. jeff sessions ready to answer questions about russia and james comey firing. sessions offering to testify tomorrow, but not clear if that will be done in public. >> president trump is accusing james comey of being cowardly as the battle heats up if president trump has tapes. his private attorney says the president will address the issue within the next week. hold your breath. a lot to cover. we start with laura jarrett in washington. laura, we still don't know if the attorney general will testify in public. >> reporter: that is right, john. the agreement to appear before the intel committee caught members by surprise over the weekend. one big question unanswered. will sessions testify in public or behind closed doors or some combination of both. lawmakers have been clamoring for weeks to question sessions on the firing of the former fbi director james comey to any undisclosed contacts sessions may have had with russian ambassador kislyak. sne senators

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. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." it is thursday, june 29th. 8:00 in the east. alisyn is off. clarissa ward by my side. good to have you . >> good to be here. >>> up first, president trump's travel ban set to take effect tonight and it comes with a new series of visas to re-enter the united states. a lot of questions who will get in, who won't and why. >>> this as cnn learns several members of the trump administration are struggling to convince president trump of the threat russia poses to the united states. why won't the president take action against russian hacks? well, we have it all covered. let's begin, though, with cnn's laura jarrett, live in washington. laura, tell us the latest about this travel ban? >> reporter: after months of are winding its way through the courts, portions of president trump's revised travel ban will finally go into effect later tonight. this, of course, after the supreme court roomed to uphold parts of the ban earlier this week finding that people from six musl

. >> governor cuomo said he will take over control of the mta, i asked new yorkers how they felt aboutt. >> if he fixes it and stops the delays and not jack up the price, another dollar 50, if he does it then, yes. >> it sounds like big brother to me. >> 1984. it is very emblematic. socialize government, but you know we thought we might have. >> i spoke with a political psychologist, and asked her, new yorkers we can't fix it right now what mechanisms can we use to ftse lou th through the day. >> coping skills. >> you take a mini vacation, close your eyes for 30 seconds, visualize yourself in a calm, peaceful place. >> it makes a difference. >> do they not hold bill de blasio accountable at all. is there some for the mayor. >> the mayors are just pissed off at the mta, that is who they are pay. it is the mta they want to to something about it. >> and transits are a mess, you go to colombia in bogota, they got it down. best mass transit in third world cities. >> incredible. >> 18 second delay. >> in japan. nevertheless, i was on bullet train, the bomb. >> you can go to london it running

juan: and the reactions of the politicians, mayoror deblasio, governor cuomo, chuck schumer?: that won't be marching? >> chuck schumer is not marching. amy: mayor to blasio is. so many others -- juan: she welcomed oscar at the airport last night. >> i'm sure she would and she did because that is who she is. i understand the foxpro president will be there. there will be many people. of the a celebration aspera and the people will stop there many honorees. from basebeball, up-and-down . i look for to marching and will ward to be porter can for the day. amy: the yankees pulled out? juan: yes, one of the first. not unexpected. amy: i want to thank you, juan cartagena, and your final comments, this significant day, not only the day of the new york review desperately can decorate, but the day of the dust several of the parties are boycotting. >> the ironies are e ermous. we're celebrating a day in which we as a country try to celebrate yearly. elevatea chance to puerto ricans. the chance i get to see oscar lopez rivera free after i visited him in prison also the president of the na

. >> this is "new day" with kwis k chris cuomo and alisyn camera ta. >> a long-time friend of donald trump standing by his claims that donald trump is considering firing bob mueller. rudi says the white house isn't denying the president's thinking. >> and in just hours, attorney general jeff sessions will be in the hot seat facing questions about his contacts from russia, as well as the firing of james comey. will sessions invoke kpktive privilege to avoid answering? >> the attorney general expected to be grilled today on capitol hill by members of the senate intelligence committee. we're not sewer yet how forthcoming the attorney general will be. we do know his testimony comes at a time when president trump and his associates appear to be interfering with the work of the special counsel robert mueller. >> i think he's considering perhaps terminating the special council. >> just hours after leaving the white house, president trump's long-time friend claims the president is considering firing special counsel robert mueller, the man in charge of investigating possible collusion between

"new day" with keelar and cuomo starts now. >> have a good day. >>> the republicans have gone from totaldespot of obamacare may get worse with the republican version. >> the senators need to remember that they campaigned on repealing and replacing obamacare. >> 22 million people losing their coverage. that's unacceptable. >>> these heinous actions by the assad regime cannot be tolerated. >> the white house says there are potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack by the syrian regime. >> they are warning president bashar al assad of paying a heavy price if these weapons were to be used. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. 6:00 in new york. alisyn is off. news machine briana keilar -- i thought yield get a kick out of that on the prompter -- >> who put that in the prompter? >> i don't know. we will get to the bottom of it. >> i love it. >>> here's our starting line -- the senate republican health care bill is on the brink of defeat. a growing number of gop senators say they oppose the

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "new day." special counsel in russia investigation is under fire. a longtime friend of president trump said the president is considering firing robert mueller. the white house denies that the president ever discussed this issue with his friend. >> all right. in just a few hours attorney general jeff sessions is going to face tough questions at a senate hearing mainly about his contacts with russia and his involvement in the firing of james comey. what did the attorney general know about what his intentions were with james comey. will he answer those questions? cnn ryan nobles live on capitol hill. ryan. >> reporter: good morning. attorney general jeff sessions expected to be grilled today by members of the senate intelligence committee. but just how forthcoming the attorney general will be remains to be seen. his testimony comes at a time where president trump an his associates appear to be interfering with the work of the special counsel, bob mueller. >> i think he's consi

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." alisyn is off. brianna keilar by my side. >> good to be here. >> first up, republican leaders in the senate facing the prospect their health care bill could be on the brink of defeat. you have a lot of republican senators don't even want to debate it yet. why? well, most recently the congressional budget office weighed in and they show the impact of the senate version is just about as dangerous as the house version. so what's the response from the white house? well, of course to blast the bases of criticism n this case, a non-partisan organization known as the kr,cbo, the white house says with a history of inaccuracy. >>> the white house says assad is preparing for another chemical strike, telling the assad regime they will pay a heavy price if they carry out another attack. we have all of this beginning with cnn's suzanne malveaux live on cap towel hill. >> reporter: the senate health care bill is on the verge of collapse this morning, it does not have the

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." alisyn is off. brooke baldwin joins me. republicans celebrating a big win in the most expensive house race in u.s. history. karen handel defeating democratic challenger jon ossoff to win the open seat in georgia's sixth congressional district. it's another deneat for the democrats, that's four in a row in these special elections since president trump was elected. >> democrats are 0 for 4 there. meantime on capitol hill senate republican leaders will take the wraps off their health care bill, unveiling a draft tomorrow after weeks of secrecy. some republicans are voicing their frustrations about the ro ses as well. we have it all covered for you. let's begin with my colleague jason carroll in the wake of this sixth congressional district, a big loss for democrats. >> reporter: back to the drawing board for democrats, major loss for democrats, especially after they poured so much effort and money into this race, $20 million -- more than $20 million for jon oss

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and allisisyn camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's friday, june 30th, 6:00 here in new york. clarissa ward has been with me this week. you've been great. thanks for being with me. >> thanks for having me. >> one of the -- always a pleasure to have one of the best by my side. >>> washington has found a point of agreement perhaps. donald trump's sexist comments about another female tv host are beneath the dignity of the office of president of the united states. the white house is engulfed in bipartisan outrage from the latest self-inflicted roadblock which is preventing the president from moving forward more aggressively with his agenda. white house officials, even a female press secretary, defending the tweets, excusing it as a response to being attacked mercilessly saying the public is eating -- is fighting fire with fire. >> new reporting on russia's election meddling from the "wall street journal" that says a longtime gop operative tried to get hillary clinton's e-mails from hacke

my hope is the leaders who have already stood up like andrew cuomo and new york, and california, andaid we are going to live by paris are going to show where the true america still finds its grounding. >> secretary john kerry, thank you very much for joining us. was a john kerry talking to katty kay earlier. there has been gunfire at a complex in the philippines, in manila. there are reports of people jumping to the ground in an attempt to escape the bullets. the white house says that president trump has decided to delay of moving the embassy from .el aviv to jerusalem israel spoke positively of mr. trump's expression of friendship to israel and its commitment to moving the embassy in the future. still too, on tonight's program, pakistan denies involvement in the massive blast in the afghan capital. we will have the latest from . bul at least 10 soldiers have been .illed in the philippines the army has been trying to retake the city for a week, but duterte has-- insisted the violence was purely the islamic state. a residential city in the southern philippines has become a battlegroun

chris cuomo joining us. it's -- on "new day." chris cuomo joining us.definition of "is" is. >> reporter: sorry you caught me looking down. good morning, christine. >> hi. >> reporter: we have trump's counsel on today, jay sekulow. we'll talk about this, more about confusion and language, than it is about any legal distinction. i like a good back and forth as much as the next person. but you know, it's important for our audience that we don't engage in the absurd. what's going on with the president? is he being looked at? is he not being looked at by the special counsel? this is not a meaningful legal situation. what you call it, is he being investigated, being looked at, this is confusion that the president created by his own tweets. he said something. we all act on what he said because he is president of the united states. and a phone call away from any type of information about what's going on with this investigation. there is no mystery for a president of the united states about what's being looked at. but his lawyer said one thing, he said another.

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn come rata. >> welcome to "new day." alisyn is off. clarissa ward joins me. thank you very much. you brought news with you. we appreciate that here. >> thank you for having me. >> very important news, president trump's revised travel ban has been okayed by the supreme court. it can go into effect and it will in part tonight. 8:00 p.m. eastern is when it starts. what does that mean? what is it? there's new criteria for visa applicants from six muslim majority nations and all refugees. there's a test, you have to show close family or business ties to the united states. we're not exactly sure what that will mean. >> meanwhile sources tell cnn the trump administration are frustrated -- officials within the trump administration and struggling to convince president trump of the threat russia poses to the united states. why won't the president take action against russian hacks? we have it all covered. let's begin with cnn's laura jarrett live in washington with the breaking details on the travel ban. laura? >> reporter: after m

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chris cuomo joining us. assuming we are talking health care, my friend.ur bet, can they get it? can they get 50 by friday? >> reporter: i think that the chances are better than average. but can we hold for a moment, my handsome, young friends? two hours of shaking, and the pilot asked them to pray twice? >> i would be -- i think i may be jumping out the window at that point. >> look, prayer's a good thing. not bucking it. but don't you think that requires a little followup by the airline? once you trigger the second request for prayer -- the second request, i think that deserves a review. >> absolutely. >> we do have the senate republican leaders today planning a vote. we do know, as dave was referring, there are some senators who are asking for more time. even on the gop side. it's not just a democrat tactic. we're going to look at the five senators that are in play. would any of them really, would they really put their vote where their mouth is right now? a factor that would help the cbo score, what is the impact of the bill, what will it mean for you?

chris cuomo joining us on a big breaking news friday.y good-looking friends. we do have breaking news in the fight against isis. we are taking it very slowly on this reporting, but russia is investigating whether it has killed the leader of isis in an airstrike in syria. but even russia is being very careful about the wording. they're saying in an air strike in late may, they may have taken out al baghdadi. now, this was not a concerted action with allied forces, certainly with the united states, so what does this mean? how does it get verified? we are pressing u.s. military sources and governmental sources for any information. it is unconfirmed at this point, but what would it mean? we have reports from cnn senior international correspondent clarissa ward and cnn's barbara starr at the pentagon. we're following the latest out of the white house. president trump lashing out on twitter, once again, so much for a new spirit of unity, and once again, it is personal, about special counsel robert mueller. calling it once again a witch hunt, c

you can't, governor cuomo of new york, he is just talking and there's no concrete hell. here is real help, it's an excuse for commuters to bring to their boss to say can i please work from home because nj transit is making me late. this letter by the mayor's cement to help commuters to use the morrison essex and midtown direct line. talk about 4000 people who are affected by this. we are putting profits over people. this is a really big deal for our commuters. if you think about working families and our schedules, that additional hour to an hour and a half commute in the morning on top of what they already do and at nighttime, it impacts time with the family and impacts childcare. >> here's a little extract from the letter. quote, i am writing to sincerely urge you to consider temper flexible hours and alternative work schedule, including options to work from home one or more days a week for employees who reside in commute from south orange. the mayor is working with the mayor of maplewood, they are collaborating on this, making sure the letters are available to commuter

andrew cuomo of new york plans to sign an executive order to accelerate everies to include the city's subway system and its service. including in it needed repairs and cars and other equipment. there have been lots of derailments lately. the governor pledged to direct an additional billion dollars for capital improvement. this comes just days after a subway train derailed increasing concerns that the system is not just unreliable and not on time, but unsafe. >>> across the country in los angeles, a tunnelling start up began dig iging under the city create a tranetwor elon musk's venture called the boring company, just completed the first segment of the tunnel in l.a. last month, he said that the first tunnel would run from the airport known as lax to culver city, santa monica, westwood and sherman oaks t plan calls for other tunnels to cover more of the greater l.a. qua. >> maybe he wants to consider the name of the boring company. coming up, in ten years, the iphone has transformed the way we liv created whole industries, disrupted businesses, so what's next for the smart phone? sfrz

before the parade new york's governor andrew cuomo spoke at the pride breakfast praising the success of the event. >> today is the pride parade and we should be proud. we should be proud of paul simon, we should be proud of the movement and what the movement has accomplished. we should be proud of the advocates who have worked so hard and accomplished so much. >> and the warriors president and coo, that's rick welch joining the festivities in new york. he was on top of the nba float celebrating alongside the commissioner adam silva and with some other nba officials. >>> minnesota saw a record turnout for its pride parade. organizers say more than 150,000 people came to celebrate downtown minneapolis. but protesters delayed the parade for about an hour. they were demonstrating against police and the philando castile shooting trial. spectators say love wins seems to be the answer them of the -- anthem of the day. >>> san francisco park officials say it will cost $1 million to repair a popular playground at golden gate park after someone torched it overnight. ktvu azenith smith has the

while the president cited concerns about coal jobs, andrew cuomo said the latest initiative combined with earlier measures would create 40,000 jobs by 2020, twice the number of mining and logging jobs in west virginia. andrew cuomo, who made renewable energy a priority cents hurricane sandy in 2012, expects it to double by 2018. he would provide new incentives for the installation of 125 rooftops on the top of of schools and government buildings. that there would be a consortium of banks to finance energy and solar projects. 2045,enewable energy by 60% by 2030. this from "politico" about governor brown defined trump on the world stage. the california governor will fly to china to rally support for his climate change policies. we are asking all of you to give the president and congress a great. diane, what do you think? caller: how are you this morning? host: good morning. dayer: i think it is a sad in america. i'm 63 years old that i have never seen a presidency like this in my life. host: what do you mean? ok, it has not occurred to you that millions of people will lose their health

cuomo revealed grows did you know is that. the united states was not found to be exempt from the threats that contributes a premature death among children it is one of seven countries where half of all teen births occur and its number of infant deaths was twenty three thousand four hundred fifty five in two thousand and fifteen more than those of forty european countries combined in the same year. big deal our teenagers like to look up whatever that was your take away from that quote do you call it that from if you want to think maybe our quality of childhood sucks because programs like nutrition assistance and our social safety net as a whole is getting gutted or maybe it's because we pump our kids full of chemicals and processed foods that turn their brains into soup all right first of all i love soup so. i don't know where you go with that one. and second of all childhood is glorious in america i believe we have some footage from. i think i play a bad time ah. that you have then. you are a real charmer i was that lady wasn'

the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, has declared a state of emergency on the city's subway.ormance is "wholly unacceptable". two days ago, a subway train derailed in northern manhattan, injuring dozens and raising concerns about public safety. the governor has announced an extra billion dollars to improve the subway. south africa's ruling anc party is holding a 6—day policy conference in johannesburg amidst continuing infighting and factionalism over its future leadership. being discussed will be land reform, health and education, but much of the talk will also centre on the future of its leader, jacob zuma, with many of the delegates supporting his deputy cyril ramaphosa. forces opposed to the islamic state group have made significant advances against strongholds in both syria and iraq. in syria, kurdish and arab troops supported by the us have the city of raqqa completely surrounded. raqqa was captured by is militants over three years ago and became its de facto capital. our correspondent gabriel gatehouse, who's north of raqqa, sent this report. the battle for raqqa is st

. >> reporter: and today new york's democratic governor andrew cuomo announced, "we will not, complying with this request. new york refuses to perpetuate the myth that voter fraud played a role in our election." utah's governor said, "we will not share any protected data with the commission." even the vice president's home state announced today that "indiana law doesn't permit the secretary of state to provide the personal information requested." the new commission is led by kansas secretary of state kris kobach, a longtime crusader against voter fraud. he says he only wants the data in order to vulnerabilities and issues related to voter registration and voting." democrats suspect there's more to it. >> we will not let donald trump and his right-wing extremists use this as some covert plan to get data to make it harder for people to vote. we won't stand for it. >> reporter: a number of states say they want to help, and they'll provide any data they can legally share. but this afternoon, mississippi's secretary of state, a republican, called it a violation of voters' privacy, and said t

[applause] i first met speaker gingrich 40 years ago at a town hall meeting times governor cuomo would never run for president he didn't but for a while for those opinion polls and then as a historical figure himself. and as the speaker from 1995 and from the opposition party he never reached the white house despite the polls up until election day showing hillary clinton ahead. and then having a better than 70 percent chance to read a first female president pro as the top trump advisor and somebody close to the white house with new previous political experience but he is the first president with no experience read out of the business world never running for office before. but speaker gingrich thank you for coming. [applause] >> it is initially the establishment candidate george h. to view bush john mccain and mitt romney and then donald trump the merger is victorious. so then when donald trump would play the role and win. >> goldwater won the nomination and in 80 reagan won. those were the precursors to trump for growth so i feel a little bit fortunate so i do think they have a continu

to do cuomo who don't know. and i hope that there is a spirit of pride that has remained with the syrians in being part of that country . they've been through hill and the fires still burn very hot with the hundreds of thousands of refugees out of the country the displacements within the country. but if the recent the desire to rebuild syria as it was. after the first world war until this breakdown the don't know we're going to have one or four mess to deal with i don't think there's any value in propositioning in the proposal that syria be subdivided into four or five sovereign states or highly have taught them a states there may have to be some decentralization to ease the syrians way of getting back together my second observation is do not minimize the efforts by iran to flex its muscles in the region you can criticize all you will the role of the saudis the turks the gulf console the egyptians but they say in reply particularly the saudis watch what iran is doing the pressure it's exerting reasserting itself

let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: the governor of new york, andrew cuomo of emergency on the city's subway. he says its dismal performance is wholly unacceptable. two days ago a subway train derailed in northern manhattan, injuring dozens and raising concerns about public safety. the governor has announced an extra $1 billion to improve the subway. venus williams has been accused of causing a car crash that led to the death of a passenger in another vehicle, according to a police report. the former world tennis number one was driving her car in florida when the accident happened at a crossroad. a 78—year—old man suffered injuries, and died two weeks later. venus williams was not hurt. in venezuela, protestors have returned to the streets, continuing three months of anti—government demonstrations. the attorney—general‘s office says there is evidence of the excessive use of force against demonstrators, and has called the former head of the national guard for questioning. almost 80 people have died during protests. forces opposed to the islamic state group ha

before the parade new york's governor andrew cuomo spoke at the pride breakfast praising the success of the event. >> and today is the pride parade, and we should be proud. we should be proud of full finement, we should be proud of the movement and what the movement has accomplished. we should be proud of the advocates who have worked so hard and accomplished so much. >> reporter: warriors president and ceo rick wells joined the festivities in new york on the nba floats celebrating alongside with the nba commissioner adam silver and other nba officials. >>> organizers say more than 150,000 people came to celebrate in downtown minneapolis, but protesters delayed the parade for about an hour demonstrating against beliefs and the verdict of the philando castile shooting trial. after protesters cleared, the parade continued peacefully. spectators say love wins seemed to be the anthem for the day. >>> we are following developing news right now out of southern california. mandatory evacuations are in place in areas of santa clarita due to a large brush fire. the fire was reported just befo

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. >> this is new day with chris cuomo. >> good morning, welcome to your new day. it's friday june 9th, 5:00 here in new york. there's two major stories shaking up the political world. here is our starting line. the cloud of russia looming larger over the white house and president trump's credibility. james comey told senators the president lied about why he fired him. comey says the president wanted him to drop the investigation into michael flynn. president trump's lawyer disputes that claim. says the president never demanded loyalty from comey. the president wasn't personally being investigated and didn't obstruct anything. >> meanwhile everyone saw this hearing differently. republicans defending president trump arguing that he is new to the job and james comey concerns about president obama's attorney general loretta lynch and why she tried to down play the hillary clinton investigation. >>> and teresa may's c conservative party losing their lead in parliament. let's begin with joe johns. he is live for us with the laits. >> good morning, allison. president tru

it seems that at least his attorney was sent out to do exactly what he did with chris cuomo, and with other tv outlets, not just today, bus yesterday as well, to say over and over and officer again that the president is not under investigation. chris tried to pin him down on how he knows that's true, but regardless of the fact we didn't get a real answer on it, the raw strategy, if there is one seems to be pretty basic, is that the president of the united states wants people on cable television and elsewhere to hear from somebody who is advising him legally that he is not under investigation, period, end of story. we know that's incredibly important to him, and has been since january when, according to james comey, the fbi director hi fired, they had multiple conversations about just that it's for the a good look for the people who are wanting to get things done and they feel that time is slipping away. the art it sounds like is how can he obstruct something that he has the power to do? >> i disagree with that concept. i believe the idea is absurd. we know he can still break the law.

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to "new day."ing world leaders by pulling out of the paris climate accord. he says this is a political win for

. >> secretary of state rex tillerson says united states hold north korea responsible after cuomo tos american student released that week died. the family of ot owe warmbier announced his death yesterday. warmbier fell into a coma koreans say after contacting botulism and taking a sleeping pill. doctors say he had severe neurological injury. warmbier was detained 17 months after accused of stealing a political poster. >> a map terrorized during a violent home up vacation is sharing the incident in hopes of finding is the suspect. >> understandably the homeowner says he thought he would die. >> they began to put a pillow over my head and there was a gun over my head as well and i made my paexts. >> rob i got away we cash. joulry and diaper bags. the victims moved out out of fear. >> colorado activists trying to ban cell phones for tweens. >> the group paused for parents against under age smart phones to gather initiative on ballot next year. cell phones banned for kids under 1. kids need to spend more time with traditional play and less time staring at screens. >> the kids are not play

banned from roadways and have been since the 1960s lose the fha claims new york's democratic governor cuomoem anyway and now they have to be changed. less than a year after president obama freed her from a lifetime behind bars a texas woman is back in prison. carol denise richardson sentenced to 14 months for violating probation. officials say she stole laundry detergent so that she could sell it for drug money. in 2006 she was sentenced to life in prison for drug charges, she was one of nearly 2000 inmates granted clemency by the obama administration. >> brand-new movie based on a true story about a marine who fought for our freedom, fighting to keep the dog who served alongside her. >> where is my dog? i need to see him. >> back to my house. >> megan leavy is out in theaters today. the founder of nerdtears.com kevin mccarthy is here with his review. good morning, kevin. >> thanks for having me on. this movie is incredible, inspiring, beautiful story. you are dealing with an incredible true story about a young marine corporal and her military combat dog. they did two tours in iraq together