i don't think cuomo is going to do that.of time is left and does he still have time to do that? >> well, remember the time he had was 25 to life. these people can be kept in jail for the rest of their lives. the minimum time they needed to serve was 25 years. the maximum is incarceration for the rest of their life. heather: it's not too late for him to step in is what i meant. >> it's not too late for him to step in but unfortunately i see cuomo as a very liberal person and he's going to let these people out because very rarely does he override the parole board which i think is an atrocity to us as the third person, as society as a victim in this case. heather: wha about the -- what about the second person involved in the crime? >> the second person is pending release. once again, they're two in the same. they both committed this horrific offense and they equally should share the blame e and shoulder this result. heather: hopefully governor cuomo is listening as people are outraged. thank you so much. appreciate you joining

governor cuomo should urge the parole board to reverse this horrible decision.er like this who has shown no reforce out on the street should never happen in new york state. this decision should be reversed. what is governor cuomo's office basically has put out a statement saying that they go through the process and that you know, stick by the law and they do things according to the way that they should be done. what do you say to governor cuomo. >> what i would say governor is you better look at your parole board again this. is absolute abomb nation. what i'm asking of the governor he is the father of three girls. think about what happened to this young girl. give it some thought let it sink in as her closing moments of her life how she died. and the people who did it are being released, why? they have never confessed. they have never shown remorse. they have done nothing other than sit in jail and now they're being let free. la barbera is a resident he may come back into the community. >> martha: can you imagine if family members have to run in to him on the st

the green light bill was passed by governor andrew cuomo with the help of new york's assemblywoman catalina cruz. and will impact 265,000 immigrants. a recent poll showed more than 50% of new yorkers were against the idea. wedotcom -- bloomberg.com, have a story on an australian born technologists who gained notoriety three years ago and he declared himself the inventor of bitcoin. he is suing one of the creators of the digital currency ether for defamation as well as many others that dispute his claim and says he intends to defend himself in court. you can follow all of these stories on your terminal on bloomberg.com and tictoc on twitter. romaine: thank you. caught in the trade crosshairs, the nikkei reporting that apple is asking it suppliers to take a look at shifting 15 -- 50% to 30% of its production capacity

i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> the news continues so i hand it over to chris cuomo, cuomo "prime time." joe biden taking on opponents who are taking him on the civility of segregationists. and senator bernie sanders is here tonight. he's in the thick of this fight for all the policy plans. the real plan he needs is how does he beat trump? let's see if the senator has an answer you look like. and what does he think of biden's battles with his past and elizabeth warren catching up to him in the presentol

so sorry, ali, to governor cuomo. stabb stand by. >> there was a helicopter that made a forced landing, emergency landing or landed on the roof of the building for one reason or another. there was a fire that happened when the helicopter hit the roof. people who were in the building said they felt the building shake. the fire department believes the fire is under control. there may have been casualties involved in people in the helicopter. >> do we know at this point how many were on the helicopter? >> we do not know. but right now we believe the fire is under control. again, casualties involved with the helicopter. we don't know what caused the helicopter to land on the top of the building. but people in the building itself, nobody has been hurt. some people have been evacuated. this is all very preliminary, and the fire department is just in the midst of responding right now as we speak. >> governor, i wonder what goes through your mind when there is an aircraft into a building? >> they're not defining it as either

we'll hand it to chris for "cuomo criprimetime." >> i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." a new battle to make tougher gun laws a reality. this time in virginia. 12 were murdered friday. and already, lawmakers have taken sides. they haven't even started the discussion yet. senator cory booker wants to be your leader. and he says he knows what to do about gun violence. what are his ideas and how can he get something done? >>> and are tariffs on mexico one reckless move too many for gopers. it was called a cluster beep. and a lot of noise in the house. will the party go against potus. clay higgins is back on "primetime." he has a take from inside the game. speaker pelosi has her own fires to put out on impeachment. the more potus blocks congress, like his move to keep the house alumni silent, the more her members say it is time to drop the hammer. and a special closing argument. "cuomo primetime" celebrating its first year. what do you say? let's get after it. our president is lying and tweeting. it seems a number of gops are tired of it. one aide described the meeting betwe

we are joined now by chris cuomo in advance of "cuomo prime time." a multicandidate field.mensional chess. it's more like three-dimensional whack amole. >> i was going to say, who says it's chess? these days it's more like a bean bag toss. but look, you've got a need-want analysis going on with the democrats. what do they want? what is enticing? elizabeth warren moving with the progressive agenda. they plan for everything. is that part of bernie's support? yeah, it is. putatively it is. but the larger proposition that the biden folks have to keep their eye on is this need-want. he is the need. okay? he's not going to be the want. he's not a shiny new thing. there's nothing shiny or new about him. but do they want to win? is he their best chance? do i think warren is only taking from bernie? no. it's something to worry about. buttigieg is something for him to worry about from a generational perspective as well. and him selling what matters to him is a problem for them right now also, j.b. him saying i can win, i can shame the republicans into doing deals. they don't want to

chriss cuomo joins me now.earing from officials down there. it's a tough sell. david ortiz, it's hard to mistake him for someone else, in particular in the dominican republic where he is an even bigger deal than he is in boston. >> huge star, readily identifiable. physically distinct. we'd have to know what the friend is in terms of his physicality and see if there is any match up. the best facts for this guy is that ortiz was shot in the back, so he would say i didn't get to see him. but it doesn't make it okay if you shot the wrong guy. this was an obvious hit. the play on his part would be to try to curry some sympathy because shooting david ortiz was a national treasure might be regarded differently by the system there than if it were some, you know, body with curious connections to bad people. but under the law, you don't get a free pass because it's not who you wanted to shoot. >> you have a big show, chris, very quickly. >> i do. we have senator bernie sanders on tonight. here's the challenge for me with

i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." the president said out loud on video tonight there is nothing wrong with taking dirt from russia on an opponent and he's open to doing so in 2020. he's also bucking his own fbi director about disclosing any foreign interference. so much for all those denials about any willingness to enable interference. we're going to get reaction in a moment from a candidate vying to go up against president trump next year. senator michael bennet from colorado is here. now another question, do admissions like this from the president provide even more ammo for impeachment? we're going to ask former democratic party leader howard dean. >>> and is anyone really stunned to hear the president's latest declaration? when someone tells you who they are, believe them the first time. credit to maya angelou, but, boy, is he a living lesson in this regard. we have an argument for all you disbelievers. let's get after it. >>> here's what we know. russia attacked our last presidential election. mr. mueller says th

up next, governor andrew cuomo's latest action for more illegal immigration and makes you wonder what in the world the state of new lou: illegal immigrants flooding into the united states still and the democratic mayor of del rio texas, has had enough. he is a democrat, condemning the governments failure to fix the border saying quote - we are sick and tired of the deaf years our parties of the city council or -- streets, parks, the economy. it is not the party to solve immigration. well, it is now, mayor! isn't it! the u.s. border patrol, del rio sector, total apprehensions there to date already surpassed 33,000. new york state opening its doors to more illegal immigration. governor andrew cuomo signed legislation giving illegal immigrants access to driver's licenses in the state. he ignored concerns expressed about potential voter fraud and the fact that the measure rewards is breaking the law. it is almost an incentive, it would seem, don't you think? the governor says whatever it is, he signed into law. new york comes a 13 state to authorize driver's licenses for people in this co

governor andrew cuomo who is at the scene soon governor andrew cuomo who is at the scene soon after thes quickly brought under control. mr cuomo said people who were in the building said they felt it shake. as you see the pictures there, the live images from new york from midtown. this is beyond 100 days. still to come, hitting the high notes. why business on broadway is booming as new york theatres enjoy their sixth record—breaking year in a row. a court in india has sentenced three men to life in prison for the rape and murder of an eight—year—old muslim girl. rajini vaidya nathan reports. siren blares. judgement day in a crime that challenged india's conscience. amid heavy security, the men accused of a brutal and barbaric attack finally learnt their fate. retired government official sanji ram, the mastermind. policeman deepak khajuria also found guilty. asifa bano was just eight years old when they murdered her. held captive at this hindu temple in the city of kathua in north india last year, she was drugged, tortured, and repeatedly gang—raped. investigators say the group of hindu

only for you, chris cuomo. >> this is a big deal.ou think it means for your candidate in particular tonight? >> it's a diverse, crowd here. all the south carolina is at the famous fish try. what it means for senator sanders is his opportunity to talk about his vision for america. which he did. he just is on the stage. he got applause and call and response when he talked about medicare for all. being a right in the country. talking about dealing with climate change and saying it is imperative we defeat president trump and bring people together. this is the big deal for senator sanders. >> all right. some of the controversy that comes in there, professor, is about vice president biden. and how booker took him to task about what he said about former segregationist and calling him son not boy. and language. and how he understands this state of play on these issues. he spoke to a cnn reporter about it moments ago. here's what he said. >> they know me. >> apologize? >> no one should apologize. >> nobody should apologize. and then after he

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she did nothing. >> new york governor george pataki said governor cuomo should pressure the board toing parole is an outrage, it is a gross injustice to a family and all new yorkers, governor cuomo should urge the parole board to reverse this decision. >> to think a message could ever be sent that says you can murder a child in such a heinous and evil way and get out one day and see freedom, if that happens, what message are we sending to the world? how can it ever be okay? >> mccain had been denied parole seven times since first becoming eligible into thousand five. >> shannon: thank you very much. time for tonight's western roundup, u.s. border patrol discovering a body of a 7-year-old girl from india in a remote area a mile from the border with mexico. smugglers left the girl and four others near the border and told them to cross. border patrol agents picked up two of them and they told authorities the others got separated hours earlier. u.s. and mexican authorities are continuing to search for the other missing migrants. a concerned former teacher is organizing opposition to cali

i'm going to hand it over to my friend chris cuomo for primetime. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime. we have a couple of stories breaking on our watch. big time democrats are struggling with big questions. you have 2020 front runner joe biden. he seems to have another answer for his position on the hyde amendment. and the democratic leaders in congress can't figure out how to best do their duty of oversigte. why does he fear going public? and we have one of pelosi's closest allies here tonight. two big questions for her. must the democrats impeach to show voters they're doing their job? and why aren't they helping those kids on the border. tariffs big news but not a big impact. let's get after it. >> speaker pelosi wants the president imprisoned and not impeached. we can now take you inside that meeting and cnn learned that's not where they're planning to bring charges. it's a very robust discovery phase. now he argues it would centralize the multiple investigations. just one big effort. free up others to do work on other issues that matter to the rest of you. but a source

i'll hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo "prime time.." >> welcome to "prime time."e have some very big things to discuss. this president says he only asked how many might die at the last minute. that didn't occur to him as relevant before then? that's why the constitution puts declaration of war to congress. will they stop this from happening again? we're going to ask a senate armed services democrat. nearly all the major democrats who want to be president are making their case tonight in south carolina. which one will win the night? we'll watch in realtime. and rob reiner is here. he says if you won't read the book on the mueller report, he will show you the movie. a new film that he says can change the election. plus new disturbing details emerging on the deteriorating conditions at the border. babies now taking care of babies. congress, where are you? let's get after it. ♪ >>> the president says he stopped an iran air strike with just minutes to spare. he admits he didn't ask about what damage the strikes would do until minutes before the assault. his questionabl

. >> tucker: governor cuomo's brother feels he needs to defend aoc who probably got home and thoughtn by my own standards, that was pretty stupid. when you say something dumb, you know that you have but it's like nobody can admit it anymore. >> i think governor cuomo's give me your 10-second response. >> i think governor cuomo's brother benefits from being part of this unearned nobility, wherever they say just ends up being somehow important when really people should just ignore it. >> tucker: that's true. at that man went to yale, by the way. he must be really smart. he got into yale, did you get into yale? i don't think you did. good to see you. >> i didn't try. >> tucker: will be back. i didn't either. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night, the show that's the sworn enemy line pomposity, smugness and groupthink. guess what we got for you? i'll admit it, sean hannity takes over the next hour live from new york city right now. >> sean: i'm really glad you didn't take a got away from his new baby tonight. you're growing. every day you grow a little more. great show. >> tucker: i become a better m

cuomo prime time. thank you. this is a closing thank you, not an argument. is only one side. the gratitude i feel is only second to the grace that gave me my family. so many of you have been generous in reaching out to the show, what you want, and how to make it more. we listen, we think, we grind and we get better we get after it, right? and you have seen it. we have lived it together when the man who helped get the president a pass in the mueller probe got no pass here. >> i never said there was no collusion between the campaign or between people in the campaign. >> yes, you have. >> i have not. i said the president of the united states. . >> we test. we do it to your face. we have one of the michael cohen tapes, the secret recording of president trump back in 2016 made by cohen in which he and then candidate trump discuss arrangements surrounding a an arrangement to karen mcdougal. it was big. we checked the president with not only opinion, but proof. take a look at this. this is the letter of intent for the proposed trump moscow. but it's not all politic

. >> the news continues so i hand it over to chris cuomo, cuomo "prime time" starts now. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." joe biden taking on opponents who are taking him on the civility of segregationists. and senator bernie sanders is here tonight. he's in the thick of this fight for all the policy plans. the real plan he needs is how does he beat trump? let's see if the senator has an answer you look like. and what does he think of biden's battles with his past and elizabeth warren catching up to him in the present polling. we have a member of the house judiciary committee here tonight fresh off the hope hicks testimony and the first hearing on reparations in 30 years. let's get word from inside the rooms where things happen. what do you say? let's get after it. ♪ >>> so joe biden has gone from offense to defense. he's now taking on the rivals who were going after him for recalling the quote civility of two former segregationist senators. tonight here's what biden had to say to them. >> are you going to apologize? >> apologize for what? >> cory booker's called for it

i'll hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo "prime time." >>> i am chris cuomo, and welcome to "primetime we have some very big things to discuss. this president says he only asked how many might die at the last minute. that didn't occur to him as relevant before then? that's why the constitution puts declaration of war to congress. will they stop this from happening again? we're going to ask a senate armed services democrat. nearly all the major democrats who want to be president are making their case tonight at the same event in all important south carolina. which one will win the night? we'll watch in realtime. and director and actor rob reiner is here. he says if you won't read the book on the mueller report, he will show you the movie. a new film that he says can change the election. plus new disturbing details emerging on the deteriorating conditions at the border. babies now taking care of babies. congress, where are you? let's get after it. >>> the president says he stopped an iran air strike with just minutes to spare. he admits he didn't ask about what damage the strikes would d

only for you, chris cuomo. >> this is a big deal. you think it means for your candidate in particular tonight? >> it's a diverse, crowd here. all the south carolina is at the famous fish try. what it means for senator sanders is his opportunity to talk about his vision for america. which he did. he just is on the stage. he got applause and call and response when he talked about medicare for all. being a right in the country. talking about dealing with cli math change and saying it is imperative we defeat president trump and bring people together. this is the big deal for senator sanders. >> all right. some of the controversy that comes in there, professor, is about vice president biden. and how booker took him to task about what he said about former segregationist and calling him son not boy. and language. and how he understands this state of play on these issues. he spoke to a cnn reporter about it moments ago. here's what he said. >> they know me. >> apologize? >> no one should apologize. >> nobody should apologize. and then after

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i'm going to hand it over to my friend chris cuomo for primetime. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome toes breaking on our watch. big time democrats are struggling with big questions. you have 2020 front runner joe biden. he seems to have another answer for his position on the hyde amendment. and the democratic leaders in congress can't figure out how to best do their duty of oversigte. why does he fear going public? and we have one of pelosi's closest allies here

i'm going to hand it over to my friend chris cuomo for "primetime." >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to stories breaking on our watch. big time democrats are struggling with big questions. you have 2020 front runner joe biden. he seems to have another answer for his position on the hyde amendment. we'll take you through it. and the democratic leaders in congress can't figure out how to best do their duty of oversite. we'll tang take you inside nadlers private push to nancy pelosi. why does he fear going public? and we have one of pelosi's closest allies here tonight. a democratic titan herself. two big questions for her. must the democrats impeach to show voters they're doing their job? and why aren't they helping those kids on the border. tariffs big news but not a big impact. they're not going to fix what's going on. someone will try to argue otherwise. fasten your seat belts. let's get after it. >> speaker pelosi wants the president imprisoned and not impeached.

governor cuomo's speaking to reporters right now. we want to listen in. >> -- on the roof of the building for one reason or another. there was a fire that happened when the helicopter hit the roof. people who were in the building said they felt the building shake. the fire department believes the fire is under control. there may have been casualties involved in people in the helicopter -- >> do we know at this point how many were on that helicopter? >> we do not know. but right now we believe the fire is under control. again, casualties involved with the helicopter. we don't know what caused the helicopter to land on the top of the building. but people in the building itself, nobody has been hurt. some people have been evacuated. this is all very preliminary, and the fire department is just in the midst of responding right now as we speak. >> was it a controlled hard landing or -- >> they're not -- they're not defining it as either a hard landing or an emergency land in. just that the helicopter landed, to use the word, on the roofto

governor andrew cuomo says there were no reports of people injured in the building.l nixon administration says he sees parallels between the watergate investigation and the mueller probe. john dean testified today. the panel's republicans contended the molar report was thorough enough. this committee does have a role and it is adding something that the special counsel could not, and that is publication. this report has not been widely read in the united states or even in the congress according to some of my conversations. earlier today, president trump tweeted that esther dean was a "disgraced former white house counsel for -- white house counsel." ofudge at the heart "operation carwash. " intercept" says that judge was acting improperly revolving the conviction of former president lula de silva. salvador mundi is being kept on a super yacht held by saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman. it's whereabouts had been a intery since it was sold 2015 for a record price. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and a

we'll hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." hey, chris. >> they are our best, they are the greatest and we will remember them tonight. jb, thank you for that story. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." >>> it is starting to get real for joe biden. his rivals are coming after him over his previous support for a law that restricts access to abortion funding. and here's the thing, he says he still backs it. can he win the nomination with a stance like that? a new member of team biden is here to be tested. >>> staggering new numbers at the border. we have not seen anything like this in seven years. do you care yet? there are still no solutions from the president, his party, which is finally second-guessing his harshness, nor from the democrats, who seem too content to sit back and watch. how many have to die before something gets done? >>> plus, heartache and outrage aside, what is the legal case for putting that sheriff's deputy in prison for life after he allegedly failed to stop the parkland shooter? busy night. what do yo

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> thank you. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time". we have a big line-up for you and wild breaking news. the host of hbo's real time is here tonight and he has concerns about this president and the people trying to unseat him. and you remember when the brother of north korean leader kim jong un was assassinated about two years ago? now there's reports he was working with the cia. was there despite's brother killed for being an american spy? we have breaking details. and we also have the president's acting dhs secretary here on the eve of his new desperate plea to congress for help with these kids at the border. what does he want congress and you to know? the truth about who is holding up the funding and the truth of this other deal potus keeps teasing. big guest to start the week. let's get after it. >> now bill mar ain't subtle. he takes on the right. takes on the left and now he's taking on las vegas with a residency at the marage. tonight he's here with heavy concerns and fears. >> what

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo.door for russia to mess with our next election and that gives our first guest a bad case of deja vu. he's andrew mccabe. he took over for the fbi when comey was fired. he launched the instruction and counter intelligence investigations into the president. remember why? fearing he could be a russian asset. how does he weigh the

i want to turn it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." chris?. i know it means so much to so many and i hope it means a lot to you as well. you are our best and for good reason. >>> helly, everyone. here's the proposition. if it's clear to the u.s. military that brief the presiden

i'm chris cuomo in berlin good to have you with us buyer wants to fight back the german chemicals company is taking steps to deal with a damaging series of legal challenges it faces in the u.s. over see based pesticides. a special committee to try to cope with the potentially massive legal bills it faces after its subsidiary monsanto was deemed responsible for causing cancer and users of its weed killer round up buyer already faces billions of damages as heavily batter chair price soared by more than 8 percent on thursday on the news. from one of those. who's standing by on wall street buyers trying to contain the fallout here but to talk about breaking up the company tell us more. there well there is one of the big shareholders by management and founder paul singer and they're well known for being pretty active if not to call them aggressive and they have a success rate of about 78 percent was their companions and they actually and other shareholders as well and the biggest shareholder are american investors sol there could be the push to split up the company to actually get more money f

chris cuomo joins us now.aling and not spectacularly surprising. >> not surprising, i agree with you. revealing in as much as it shows that this is a dead end and that the idea that going through the ordinary course of oversight isn't going to work here because the system allows for the executive to stymie it, and yes, can you go to court, but you wind up achieving the same end of stalling. litigation takes time. >> what are you working on tonight? >> we have chairman schiff here. he'll tell us about the briefing on iran. what's the truth? what is tin tensional? is that clear? if so why is the president who is in the same briefing with him a mistake? what does he believe should happen going forward? we're going to make a case tonight about why i argue that this iran situation is more dangerous to the president's re-election than the mueller report ever threatened to be. we also have began spider marks and aaron david miller to talk about the political and military aspects of this situation. >> i sent you an em

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> thank you.rimetime. we have a big line-up for you and wild breaking news. the host of hbo's real time is here tonight and he has concerns about this president and the people trying to unseat him. and you remember when the brother of north korean leader kim jong un was assassinated about two years ago? now there's reports he was working with the cia. was there despite's brother killed for being an american spy? we have breaking details. and we also have the president's acting dhs secretary here on the eve of his new desperate plea to congress for help with these kids at the

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> thank you.ime time". we have a big line-up for you and wild breaking news. the host of hbo's real time is here tonight and he has concerns about this president and the people trying to unseat him. and you remember when the brother of north korean leader kim jong un was assassinated about two years ago?

i'm chris cuomo and welcome to the program u.s. president has offered the u.k. what he calls a very substantial trade deal once britain has left the european union on the 2nd day of a state visit mr trump met prime minister theresa may and leaders of u.s. and u.k. companies with the ongoing uncertainty over brics it british businesses are hoping to cement trans atlantic. the meeting between u.s. and british business leaders went smoothly both sides cordially signaling they were eager to reach of bilateral trade agreement. to. give. gifts but before the meeting with business leaders the u.s. president tweeted big trade deal is possible once u.k. gets rid of the shackles already starting to talk by shackles the u.s. president was referring to britain's complicated divorce process from the e.u. to trump a signal to things britain should leave the e.u. without an agreement but is a trade deal with the u.s. enough to offset the potential losses that britain could face if it leaves the block without a deal the u.k.'s trade volume with the u.s. is much lower than the a

crashed into a building in midtown manhattan new york times square the governor of new york andrew cuomo says the helicopter had a hard or forced landing on the roof of the building causing a fire there is no word yet on casualties. the u.s. supreme court has rejected a bid to widen legal protections for a gun silencers which muffle the sound of gunshots so the court refused to hear appeals by 2 men convicted of violating laws on the use of the attachments they had asked the court to decide whether silencers are covered by the constitution 2nd amendment which protects the right to keep and bear arms let's speak to trial lawyer hines joining us from washington d.c. good to have you with us again al jazeera so it looks like the high quarters skipping out on a chance to rule on the scope of gun laws and protections what's your reading into why the supreme court does this and your take on their decision sure well the supreme court generally rejects more cases and accepted actually rejects 97 percent of all cases that try to reach to to supreme court because the cases come from all 50 states

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chris cuomo's show. cuomos, generations of have run on this and lost. i said, give me a break. this is a bread and butter issues that brings people together. we know our nation is falling behind. your mayor was here. we were talking about the capital rail project and how important that is to this area. you have the most people of any area in the country that does not have commuter rail. we have to be able to respond to what we need and what you need workers to be able to come up and fill the jobs. that is that entrepreneurial spirit you have in your state. you need to make it easier for people to go back and forth. you have a great tourism industry that could be even greater. you have great education institutions. you have more and more young people that don't maybe want to have a car to get to their jobs, or they want to bike. all of this is about matching the infrastructure so it matches where we are now. when i made the announcement of my candidacy, i was a mile and a half away from that bridge that collapsed in the middle of a beautiful summer day, that is blocks from our h

it could be a question to you, cuomo.d be a question to you, and it's my ability to jump in and seize that moment. we saw julian castro do that. we saw bill de blasio try to do that successfully at some points. and i think you're to see bernie sanders really go after joe biden tomorrow, not in a personal way, but strictly on policy. >> you know what? here is another little clue about something. there is no not in a personal way. if you come at me on the debate stage, there is only one way for me to take it. did you see beto o'rourke's face tonight? you can say as much, oh, elaina, i respect you very much and the atlantic and everything you do, but you stink. that's it. all you hear is the you stink and that's all you're responding to. i would bet that joe biden is going to have a moment tomorrow night that's going to go something like this. a finger-point at whoever says it that don't you say about -- and fill in the blank where he is going to have to show that when it comes to bumping heads, i am a tough guy. i'm here to

president trump: i spoke to governor cuomo about the helicopter accident in new york. we have our folks working closely with new york city and new york state. it's a big tragedy. there will be a report in a little while what happened and why it happened. a sad event. the pilot was killed. reporter: we have pick stiewrls tweeted out of the fdny of what the scene looked like. you can see the actual crash site. mayor deblasio said it was difficult to cope with the fire that ensued because this crash was more than 55 stories up. >> they had to deal with a fire above the 50th story which is difficult in any circumstance, including this weather. fdny did an extraordinary job. reporter: this block at 7th between 50th and 51st. it's full of emergency vehicles. it's remarkable only that one fatality is what we are look at tonight. reporter: investigators seem to have a pretty good handle on what happened there. joining me now, aviation expert and president of boyd international, michael boyd. thanks for joining us. when you saw what happened there in new york city today, your t

paul's mother is asking andrew cuomo to intervene. >> the governor can't do anything, for god sake, keepim in there, reversed the decision for all people who are not murderers. murder is the worst thing because it is irrevocable and especially when it is innocent people like paula. she did nothing. >> reporter: governor george pataki said the parole board should reconsider, quote, granting parole for the brutal murder of this young girl is an outrage, a gross injustice to her family and all new yorkers. governor cuomo should urge the parole board to reverse this decision. >> reporter: to think that a message can ever be sent that says you can murder a child in such a heinous evil way and get out one day and see freedom, if that happens what message are we sending? how can that ever be okay? >> reporter: he had been denied parole 7 times since first becoming eligible for parole in 2005. and told them to cross. border patrol agents pics of two of them and told authorities the others got separated hours earlier. us and mexican authorities are continuing to search for the other missing migra