cuomo and democrats want carveout for the wealthy that is fine. they shouldn't hold hostage, middle class rate reductions because of it. we were lower rates on everybody, than keep a reduction benefit for. melissa: not lowering everybody on 39.6 or 39.5. i'm not asking anyone to cry for rich people. you guys are the ones that say you have to lower it on everybody? everybody across the board. >> top rate is not 39.6, if when you include out phaseouts it is 43 and 44. the reason talk of 39.6 because we can't get rid of deductions you and cuomo are talking about. if you get rid of deductions that is trillion dollars revenue you wouldn't have to have another rate. where you get that? where will you find revenue under reconciliation rules. melissa: talk about the reconciliation rules, you guys are all hamstrung by the rules that you have created. you are the ones that write the rules. you can't do this and that because of. >> as long as they do you can't get anything done with 60 votes. tough do it with 50. that is reconciliation. melissa: that i don't

during his 18 years in the new york state assembly, he became what former governor mario cuomo called, and i quote, the environmental conscience of new york state, end quote, for his groundbreaking investigations into polluters and landmark environmental laws. when he came to congress in 1993, he continued that work, creating the hudson river valley national heritage area, preserving wild public lands, and doing everything possible to clean and protect his beloved hudson river. maurice and i came to congress in the same class and we became fast friends. i already miss him dearly, but i know that his work and his legacy will be remembered for generations to come. to know him was to love him. rest in peace, my dear friend.

son because it is you. >> cuomo did a nice job trying to handle this gentleman on tv, a guy that did want to listen and wanted to talk nonsense for about ten minutes and had a lot of time up there. he didn't have much to say to defend himself, just tried to get around it anyway he could, such a frustrating interview to hear and listen to but you imagine having to talk to this guy and it was so nonsensical. jillian: at one point, he asked if the president invited you to the white house would you think them? he said i would thank them for inviting me to the white house. rob: he knows he is ryan trying to defend it anyway he can. at the end of the day if the kid was looking at time in prison, china is a communist nation, not the same rules, it is not as liberal a lot of things they do especially with crime so his son could have lost his chance at a fastball career, the president stepped in and did something special and he didn't want to talk about it. jillian: on hannity, newt gingrich went on to say he is embarrassed for love our ball. >> people should be pretty irritated for these guy

governor cuomo is there. there's somebody telling the press how this is going to go in terms of who's going to talk and the questions that are going to be taken. then there's going to be the briefing. we haven't seen many of these in connection with mass casualties in new york. let's listen in. >> our investigation into yesterday's truck terror attack on the west side of lower manhattan. today we're going to give you an update on some of the things we've learned overnight. going to get an update on the injured from fdny commissioner dan nigro. then you'll hear from mayor de blasio and governor cuomo. i want to thank the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, commissioner from the new york state homeland security, and oem commissioner. i'd also like to thank b the state police for being here today and everything they did yesterday. chief of the department carlos gomez is going to lay out some of the security plans we have in place in light of yesterday's event and ahead of the marathon. we'll als

governor andrew cuomo is with us now.s good to see you and many others out at the parade last night. let me ask you what are we learning about the suspect and did he have any accomplices? >> well, the investigation is ongoing. the best evidence we have is that he was quote/unquote a lone wolf model. they are going through social media to see what connections he may have had. there are very few interactions with law enforcement. he was a truck driver. he had some vehicular violations. state police actually helped him and his truck out of a ditch at one time. there is no evidence now that it was part of a larger conspiracy or larger plot. this is the evolution of the jihad tactics. it's no longer geographically isolated. the internet has given them a global platform and global training ground and they have a very simple play, rent a car or truck, create mayhem and try to disrupt society. and that's what yesterday was, depraved coward, in my opinion rented a truck and we lost eight people and that's terrible, but they were n

an update on the injured and mayor deblastio and governor cuomo. sigh vans is here and commissioner roger perino and joe esposito and like to thank the state police for being here today and everything they did yesterday. chief of the department carlos gomez will lay out some of the security plans we have in place in light of yesterday's event. and ahead of sunday's new york city marathon and give you an update on the traffic situation on the west side. bill sweeney the assistant director in charge of the new york office of the f.b.i. will make a statement and then john miller, deputy commissioner of intel and counter terrorism will share with you some of the details about the work we're doing on this case. you have to understand that this investigation is still in its infancy. we do not yet have all the answers and there are details today and there will be more down the road. and not everything we'll be able to share with you. you understand that? in terms of casualties the worst terror attack since 9/11. i want to commend everyone who lives in, wo

>> absolutely, cheryl, it is insane what we're dig doing for diversity, you listen to governor cuomo and the mayor, they don't understand what they talk about lone wolves there is no such thing, they are soldiers of allah. they are soldiers of islam, they are always connected to it in ideology, people who talk about lone wolfs do not know the yelle ideology we're facing. it important we do that and incumbent on us to put responsibility back to muslims to fix this. infidels cannot fix in ideology problem. >> that lone wolf statement from governor cuomo last night has been hotly debated, thank you, general. >> thank you. >> house republicans, postponing the roll out of tax reform bill too tomorrow. -- to tomorrow, saying they need it finalize a few key detail, president trump talking about the much anticipated release. >> house is doing very well. they have taken an extra few hours, which will go into to tomorrow, and they will announce and i'll probably be standing with them, we're leaving for asia friday morning, i'm be standing with them, sometime tomorrow. and announcing massive ta

>> no chris cuomo. >> oh, chrome-mo like google. that's your hip-hop name in the hood. >> lavar ball thank you for coming on cnn tonight. i appreciate you taking the time. >> chris mo, thank you for having me on here, man. i appreciate you. >> i'm laughing at something else, i wasn't laughing at you. i'm going to send you a big baller -- >> i want to send you some stuff, man. you can give it to charity, put it around your neck, choke it on your head. do what you want with it. it's your big baller gear, and you're going to be a big baller forever. >> the best to you and your family for thanksgiving. the best to your boys and your wife as well. >> you have a great thanksgiving. and i have a message for you. >> what is it? >> tell donald trump to have a great thanksgiving 'cause big baller is. >> i hope you're thankful for him. take care. >> i'm thankful for everybody during thanksgiving. it's november. >> happy thanksgiving. >> all right, take care. take care. >> when we come back, president trump has a lot on his plate. he's got nort

joe: obviously governor cuomo not happy with the idea that state and local taxes that people still payyour home state of new york are still fairly high and people would take a hit on that. what is your response on that come as you have laid it out, that deduction would go away. chris: as i have said, king andrew has certainly levied the highest taxes in the nation on his subjects and i am fighting for the upper middle in crumb -- income new yorkers. he is fighting for the billionaires on wall street and hedge fund guys making millions and living and mansions. our tax plan is not about living -- looking after the top 2%. it is about the middle and upper middle earners. they are going to save money under this plan and it is quite the juxtaposition we have. as a conservative republican everyday for the middle encumbers and andrew cuomo and senator schumer are fighting for the billionaires on wall street. joe: do you believe the elimination of the state and local tax deduction would put put juston albany to changes fiscal approach going forward? chris: i think it should. the millionaire's

this is cuomo's problem. but the mayor is not off the hook. the crimes in the subway. >> good talking to. >> lisa, i know you ride the subway regularly. you thought it was bad enough when there's nowhere do you feel threatened or unsafe? >> i have been listed on the train. people knew i never took the tray every night a come home at 10:00 o'clock at night there's no cop, no cop on the train station. were holding on its crowded there bumping into my butt and literally masturbating on my butt. this was a year ago. >> what you call 911. >> i'm scared like who's on the train. this is very dangerous for women in particular. >> this is probably not a isolated incident but you have to call 911. but the question is, where does the money go? the average employee earns close to 200,000 year mean you're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars and is getting worse not better. >> sounds like a lot is going to overtime. a lot of it has to do with litter or lack of there being authority enforcement on the train. the sad story to hear. >> it's very easy

you started this to make fun of chris cuomo but somewhere along the way we fell in love with chris cuomote. have the best weekend. see you back here 8:00 p.m. from washington, d.c. sean hannity is next! next: ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to this special edition of "hannity." scandals plaguing the democrats. i'm jeannine pirro in tonight for sean. it's been a terrible week for the left. senator al franken is under fire after this photo was made public by radio host leanne tweeden accusing senator franken of sexual misconduct which he's now apologizing for. then with the uranium one scandal heating up, hillary clinton appears to be getting very nervous about the potential for a special council being appointed to investigate that

>> cuomo. that's why. >> they talk about, you talk about mo. >> it's not that deep, lavar, it's cuomo, don't overthink it. >> oh, that's where the mo came from. >> lavar, get your head straight. >> oh, chrome-mo like google. that's your hip-hop name in the hood. >> lavar ball thank you for coming on cnn tonight much. >> chris mo, thank you for having me on here. >> i'm laughing at something else, i wasn't laughing at you. >> i want to send you some stuff, man. you can give it to charity, put it around your neck, choke it on your head. it's your big baller gear, and you're going to be a big baller family. >> the best to you and your family for thanksgiving. >> you have a great thanksgiving. and i have a message for you. >> what is it? >> tell donald trump to have a great thanksgiving, great baller is. >> i hope you're thankful for him. take care. >> thankful to everybody doing than thanksgiving it's november. >> happy thanksgiving. >> all right, take care. take care. >> when we come back, presid

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cuomo back from his interview with lavar ball and camerota.ee you tomorrow. >>> the trump administration ending protected status for thousands of haitians living in the u.s. after a catastrophic ten earthquake. >> conditions in haiti have improved enough. >> there are no jobs in haiti. i don't know how they're even going to survive. >>> the conduct as described should disqualify anyone. >> we want the votes in the senate to get this tax bill through. >> they want the vote, but they're going to pretend like they're not responsible for enacting any standards within their party. >>>

. >>> ahead we'll talk with new york governor andrew cuomo and major bill de blasio about this attack. >>> lawyers for social media company say russia continues to spread false information online even after the 2016 election. the senate judiciary subcommittee yesterday questioned representatives of facebook, twitter, and google with lawmakers wanting to how russia spread backed propaganda to millions. nancy cordes has more. good morning. >> that's right. the executives from the social media giants will face more tough questions today about how exactly they are tackling this problem of russian ads and fake news that plagued the 2016 election. yesterday those executives from facebook, twitter, and google said an internet troll farm set up 120 facebook pages where it posted more than 80,000 pieces of content over 2 1/ 2 years and here's what happened next. all of that was delivered directly to the news feeds of 29 million american users and shared it with millions more, russia. minnesota senator al franken wanted to know why they couldn't put it together. >> those two data points spell o

governor cuomo turns a blind eye to the tax and spending policies in our state.e inflicts numerous mandates on local governments and property tax payers. all of that being said, january 1 this will have a damaging impact upon many thousands of new yorkers and i fear this will accelerate the trend of upper class and middle-class new yorkers leaving our state because they go to places with lower taxes. that's what albany does need to fix. washington should not hurt tax policy reversed 114 years of existing arrangements. people of already made their assumption based upon the existence of the state and local tax deduction and things like the medical expense reduction and now precipitously january when we would change it. at a minimum, these changes need phased in over a number of years. frankly, it's highly unlikely we will be able to get that unless people in washington we got to the fact they are going to inflict many thousands of dollars of tax increases on many thousand of new yorkers and people across the united states. i don't think that's the intention of tax

you do coming from california, you know that well, but it's interesting to see the politicians like cuomo basically blame feds for their own tax policy? >> right. federal taxes on wealthy residents. what you say in california, in new york about 12.7% and you're seeing a lot of the high earners moving to florida where there is zero income tax especially recently when they raised taxes. paul: you looked through the data in irs statistics recently and you monitored that. it's really dramatic how much people who pay a lot of income tax are moving. >> right. just florida gained about $40 billion in adjusted gross income between 2012 and 2015. paul: and florida has no income tax? >> again, 57% of those were high-earners. paul: wow. that's pretty amazing. dan, another high-taxed state, gentleman -- >> we are all here. paul: we are all here, but do you think -- maybe the by-products of this that we are hoping for is maybe these states will have to adjust their tax policy, so maybe one result federal tax reform could be state and local tax reform. >> well, i think that's true, we saw andrew cuomo

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: lavar ball literally broke chris cuomo on cnn. >> he was tryinglavar ball to consider whether or not he should apologize to the president. >> i don't have no doubts about what he did. i have doubts about what he didn't do. how's that? >> you have doubts not about what he did but what he didn't do? >> he flipped the interview on chris cuomo. >> did you thank the doctor for bringing you into this world? you better go back to find him because you're lucky. >> we got wiz khalifa out last night with a smoking hot chick and they're holding hands. harvey: wiz khalifa has been involved with at least two women who are breathtakingly beautiful. >> wiz khalifa's really attractive. >> you think wiz kh

new york state governor andrew cuomo and then before him the mayor of new york city bill de blasio andthe police commissioner all there at the new york city police headquarters. praising the efforts of the police and emergency services saying that new yorkers will remain undeterred by this attack that they should also remain vigilant and all efforts are being made to. ensure that new york and new york are safe and security being stepped up as well kristen salumi is standing by for us live in new york city so kristen not a whole lot of new information there on the attack itself and the investigation as you would probably expect since we're still less than twenty four hours after it happened. but i guess it was more the message that we were hearing from leaders there that message of unity that people should go about their daily business undeterred and and they should not be cowed by this. absolutely the governor and the mayor of new york presenting in front saying that this was an attack on our values that america said an attempt to break our spirit but our spirit will not be broken he t

. >>> and ahead on "cbs this morning," new york governor an drew cuomo will join us on the latest in this terror attack. >>> in other news, the white house decided to hold off for one day the rollout of the proposal of the tax cut. they have agreed to cut the corporate tax to 20% and keep the top personal income tax rate at 9.6%. they plan to vote on the bill next week. >>> executives return to capitol hill to answer more questions about russian interference in the 2016 election. et yesterday representatives from twitter, google, and facebook got an earful from lawmakers who want them to do more to improve security. >> i gather that all of your companies have moved beyond any motion that your job is to provide a platform and whatever goes across it is not your affair. >> senator, our commitment to addressing this problem is unwavering. we take this very seriously. >> facebook said 29 million users directly receive content like fake news. >>> they're speaking out about george papadopoulos. he called him a liar and said he was a campaign volunteer but papers show he had. and today at t

that's what you saw yesterday and you've seen before. >> governor cuomo, we appreciate your keeping us up to date. thank you for speaking to us this morning. >> we are so thankful for our city's first responders. new york police have worked for years. ahead, the law enforcement effort in response to isis calls for attacks on pedestrians, and we invite you to subscribe to our cbs podcasts. gienld them all on itunesnd apple podcast apps. you're watching "cbs this morning." ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased... ...risk of depression. tell your doctor if

. >> governor cuomo, i want to thank you for being here.istrict attorney, commissioner roger perino from homeland security and joseph esposito from oem is also here. i would like to thank the state police for being here and everything they did. carlos gomez will lay out some of the security plans we have in place in light of yesterday's event and ahead of sunday's new york city marathon, and an update on the traffic situation on the west side. make aeeney will statement and then john miller, deputy commissioner of intel and counterterrorism share with you some of the details about the work we are doing on this case. have to understand that this investigation is still in its infancy. we do not yet have all the answers and there are details today and there will be more down the road. not everything we will be able to share with you. in terms of casualties, this was the worst terror attack in new york city since september 11, 2001. i want to commend everyone who lives in, works in, and visits our great city has no one is complacent. he saw the

thank you governor cuomo and all of our state and federal partners who are here. thank you for joining us. everyone is here in common cause. this was an attack on the united states of america and an attack on new york city and an attack on our people and it was the definition of terrorism, an effort to take away peoples hope and spirit and to make them change and what new yorkers showed already is we will not change. we will not be thrown off by anything. and this cowardly act targeting the most innocent people in the most innocent pursuits would make people feel they could not go about their daily lives. we went to our annual halloween parade. a million new yorkers showed up for that event. as we spoke with them they were undeterred. they were strong. they were very proud of all of the people in this country to see that strength in the face of adversity. this morning people went to work. kids went to school. no one thought there was any choice but to stand up to this act of terror. so as we now move forward we start with giving our prayers to the families of the

the mayor marched in the parade along with governor cuomo to send a signal that this city will. be defeated. -- that this city will not be defeated, you should go on with your life. be very aware of your surroundings. when you live in new york city, you're always urged to be aware of your surroundings. if you see something, you should say something. in a few hours, the city will come alive again, and new yorkers will go on just as they do every day. also keeping in mind the tragedy that happened here yesterday. live in lower manhattan, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> we have uncovered details about the man's path in new jersey and pennsylvania. here's an old mug shot from missouri. we've learned he was charged with traffic-related offenses in the poconos in 2012. years later the 29-year-old was arrested in central pennsylvania on similar charges. a friend tells nbc he is married with children, drove uber in patterson, new jersey, where he lived. a friend described the suspect to nbc as a "happy guy" who is no terrorist. >>> member records show he had a commercial driver's license.

at cancercenter.com/outsmart announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: lavar ball literally broke chris cuomoet lavar ball to consider whether or not he should apologize to the president. >> i don't have no doubts about what he did. i have doubts about what he didn't do. how's that? >> you have doubts not about what he did but what he didn't do? >> he flipped the interview on chris cuomo. >> did you thank the doctor for bringing you into this world? you better go back to find him because you're lucky. >> we got wiz khalifa out last night with a smoking hot chick and they're holding hands. harvey: wiz khalifa has been involved with at least two women who are breathtakingly beautiful. >> wiz khalifa's really attractive. >> you think wiz khalifa's really attractive?

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: lavar ball literally broke chris cuomo on cnn. >> he was trying to get lavar ball to consider whether or not he should apologize to the president. >> i don't have no doubts about what he did. i have doubts about what he didn't do. how's that? >> you have doubts not about what he did but what he didn't do? >> he flipped the interview on chris cuomo. >> did you thank the doctor for bringing you into this world? you better go back to find him because you're lucky. >> we got wiz khalifa out last night with a smoking hot chick and they're holding hands. harvey: wiz khalifa has been involved with at least two women who are breathtakingly beautiful. >> wiz khalifa's really attractive. >> you think wiz khalifa's

new york mayor bill de blasio and governor andrew cuomo were there as the parade began. >>> a teacher is held hostage in a classroom for four hours and production of "house of cards" is suspended against sexual misconduct allegations against actor kevin spacey. those are some of the stories on this morning's headlines. >>> a man barged into his child's school in riverside and took a female teacher hostage in an empty classroom. students were evacuated from the school. police stormed the classroom and shot and killed the suspect. the teacher was not hurt. >>> new hampshire's valley news says the state's attorney general has launched an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct against dartmouth college. the school's president said, quote, sexual misconduct and harassment have no place at dartmouth. >>> "the baltimore sun" says netflix has suspended "house of cards" due to allegations of sexual misconduct against actor kevin spacey. on sunday actor andrew rapp said spacey made advances on him at a party when he was 14 but spacey says s apologize and said he didn't remember the incide

. >>> also tonight, new york governor andrew cuomo is at the center of a federal lawsuit which claims ignored add woman's complaints about a series of unwanted sexual advances by one of his opponentes. it claims the former regional president of a new york corporation stalked, groped and kissed the woman without her consent. she claims she called and e-mail cuomo's office but never heard >>> tonight the country music world is mourning the loss of singer mel tillis. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. it's believed he passed away from respiratory failure. tillis's career spanned six decades with hits such as coca-cola cowboy and i ain't never. he recorded more than 60 albums and had 35 top ten singles. he also appeared in tv shows like he haw. he leaves behind his long-time partner kathy, six children, six grandchildren. he was 85. >>> singer david cassidy remains in the hospital. tmz reporting his organs are shutting down. former partridge family star was reportedly rushed to a hospital that florida. he reportedly needs a liver transplant and is suffering from kidney failure. >>> nasa in the midst of a brand ne

. >> excuse me, chris cuomo filling in for don lemon, but 20 minutes of a wild rail. >> off the railsnd entertaining. it is tuesday, november 21st, 4:00 a.m. in the east. >>> we start with immigration action. haitians who took refuge in the united states after a devastating earthquake in 2010 now have to be out of the u.s. by july of 2019. the trump administration announcing it's ending haiti's coverage under tps, the temporary protected status. that has allowed nearly 60,000 haitians to live in the u.s. since the 2010 quake. the change part of a wider administration effort to tighten immigration to the u.s. >> the tps program is meant to shield immigrants fleeing disaster or conflict zones to shield them from deportation. the decision comes after the homeland security department determined the extraordinary conditions created by the earthquake no longer exist, but critics of the decision aren't buying that, including republican congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen of florida who tweeted "i traveled to haiti after the earthquake in 2010 and after hurricane matthew in 2013. i can personal

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> this is a special holiday edition of "new day". it is thursday, november 23rd. 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off. she's all about the turkey. erica hill, thank you for making the time to be here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's look at the parade route, shall we. obviously such a huge day. last night the city was in that area central park west, blowing up the balloons. they now have faster pumps that pump them up. >> so they're inflated quicker? >> he yeah. i grew up going to that. >> we used to take our kids every year. >> now it's getting even better. >> let's get to the news. the "washington post" is moving the line on these cases that we're seeing with people in prominent positions and allegations of sexual up pro bright. there is a congressman. there is a picture of him on the internet. there is an unnamed woman who tells the "washington post" that joe barton threatened to go to the police if he released pictures. he said, yes, i am because i am the victim of revenge porn. on the other side, a very different is

. >> governor andrew cuomo focused on new yorker's resilience. >> we lived with this before. we felt the pain before. we fell the pain today. but we go forward together and we go forward stronger than ever. >> overnight the spire of one world trade center let up if red, white and blue in honor of the victims. earlier this morning, we spoke to two eyewitnesses, jean who s works here in this area and a h. this is our neighborhood. anthony, tell me what man named anthony whose son goe. to school here. >> i was waiting for my son to pick him up i began by asking anthony what m he saw especially was waiting s. and i was in my car in the for my son to pick him up from school..passenger's side, the b, and i heard i was in my car the passenger's side the back door and i heard w big smash, so i looked up. the after it hit the pickup truck hit the i saw the bus after it hit the pick-up truck hit the bus. at my car. but then the dri it's coming right at my car.r s then the driver swerved uphill uphill. on chamber's street and then on chambers street and then i looked back down to the pi