strong words from andrew cuomo. tell us strong words from andrew cuomo. andrew cuomo. tell us a bit more about how this has been playing out. very strong words, and andrew cuomo spoke surrounded by members of law enforcement in the states as well as members of the jewish community, and there is a real anger inside the jewish community because, as was mentioned, there has been a spate of anti—semitic attacks and there was a real concern in new york in particular about the number of attacks on members of thejewish community, and a realfeeling they need to be protection. it must be said that new york police have stepped up controls, and the city mayor, bill de blasio, had talked at length about his concerns and want people more needed to be done, but ultimately the jewish community feels that it has not been protected in the way it should do, and this area has got a very large, ultraorthodox population, and they feel that more still could be done, and andrew cuomo believes that what could be done, talking about the idea that potentially there could even be a

has chris cuomo actually read the ig report? come on, now, be honest.r is it possible that chris cuomo's assistant promised to read the ig report, give him a summary, then got stuck in a super long holiday season line at starbucks and forgot to do it? them and may become any last minute panic -- which is understandable, and we are not judging here, but under the circumstances, may be told if you white lies to chris cuomo about what the report actually says. we're not sure that is what will happen, but it is certainly one possible explanation. we do know this. unless he is a pathological liar, chris cuomo didn't actually read the ig report. he couldn't have. otherwise he would not be able to sit in the television studioe stare into the camera, and pretend that the justice department's inspector general just confirmed what cnn has been telling you for three years. he couldn't have said that because it is absolutely not what happened yesterday, not even close. charlie hurt's opinion editor at th"the washington times," author of the book "still winning: why

new york governor andrew cuomo said in a statement he was horrified by the despicable and cowardly act. this is violence spurred by hate it is mass violence and i consider this an act of domestic terrorism let's call it what it is these people are domestic terrorists and the law should reflect that and they should be punished as if it was an act of terrorism. to suspect a 37 year old man has been charged with 5 counts of attempted murder and one count of burglary he has pleaded not guilty. and for more let's go to do you have a correspondent carla bleicher who's in washington with more on the story carla what have been the reactions and what are authorities doing to deal with this alleged crime. well there is no official word on a motive yet officials are believing that this crime has an anti-semitic background and new york governor andrew cuomo has called it an act of domestic terrorism as we have just heard and described as intolerance meets ignorance. u.s. president donald trump went on twitter to say quote we must all come together to fight confront and unready cade's the evil scou

i want to commend governor cuomo for being here.drew cuomo, other local police officials responding to his horrific attack on a rabbi's home, a synagogue there in new york, about half hour, 45 minutes outside new york city this happened overnight. thankfully, the rabbi's son who was attacked, the rabbi is saying is getting better but there's at least one or two others in critical season, several people stabbed with a machete. this is coming in a broader context of anti-semetic attacks around new york city and around the country and bottom line is good police work. there's one piece of information we'll pick up there that they actually saw the license plate of the person who was the attacker trying to flee the scene, they arrested him here in new york city. >> and ed as you'd mentioned earlier we wanted to bring back reverend franklin graham whose been standing by listening to the press conference, reverend, what are your thoughts right now on all of this? >> well as i said a moment ago, my prayers are with the families here who have

i noted that andrew cuomo was broadening the debate in that press c0 nfe re nce , was broadening the conference, talking about attacks on lg btq press conference, talking about attacks on lgbtq communities, and saying it was notjust a case of anti—semitism, but talking about an american cancer of intolerance of other people and other peoples views. he is a democrat, and i was waiting for a more political point which didn't come in the bit i heard, but i wonder if there has been a response from the white house? not as yet, and andrew cuomo only spoke a short time ago, but there is no doubt that it was to an extent a political statement as well asa extent a political statement as well as a reaction to the attack, and there is a concern about division inside america which goes right to the white house and some of what president trump has said. for example, some critics have attacked him for at times appearing to suggest that there was an equivalence involving white nationalism, that was a famous moment in which president trump appeared to, as critics would say and he would deny, flirt w

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governor cuomo's brother agrees with that.ike you he went to yell at university and admitted clearly by pluck and cleverness and hard work so he's smart enough to know lying when he sees it and not partisan enough to report it without fear or favor. watch. >> trump is a victim. all right. that was what was promised from this ig's report. 476 pages. no trump as victim. trump even says that that's what this says, it doesn't. he's lying to you about the report. please, do yourself a favor and do the homework. he's lying to you. >> do the homework denies chris cuomo. read the ig report. but you have to wonder. let's be honest here, is chris cuomo living up to his own standards? has he actually read the ig report? come on now, be honest. or is it possible that chris cuomo's assistant promised to read the ig report, gave him a summary and then got stuck in a super long holiday season line at starbucks and forgot to do it? then maybe in a last minute panic, is understandable, may be told a few white lies to chris cuomo about what the

essentially, cuomo can't stomach the idea that a trump appointee would preside over a marriage of alldom and senseless and stupid, but i have come up empty because it's andrew cuomo. ways your reaction to this? >> it is just so petty. i mean, for $25 a new yorker can go online and become an official wedding oh officiant. he signed legislation that gave new york access to president trump's tax returns. he signed legislation saying anyone pardoned by the president can face conviction and persecution in new york. when the president left new york to make his official home in florida, andrew cuomo said good riddance. gregg: trump had an enormous impact in shape can the judiciary. i mentioned the vox analysis. to their credit, they did an analysis that shows far better credentials. >> this one of president trump's long lasting legacies. 187 federal court nominees. one in four of every federal circuit journal is now a trump appointee. they are all 50 years of age or below. so they will have a lasting impact on these courts. the president is filling the vacancies twice as fast. twice as many

this afternoon, the governor of new york state andrew cuomo described the attack as domestic terrorismoisonous is not going on in this country, then they are in denial, frankly. how many incidents do you have to see from coast—to—coast? hostility based on religion, based on race, based on creed, based on immigration status. it's all across the country. it is an american cancer that is spreading in the body politic, an american cancer, turning one cell of the body against the other. once we become intolerant of differences, then we are intolerant with america. i also believe the situation has gotten so bad, frankly, that we have to increase our legal enforcement, notjust with more police, but we have to change the laws to call this what it is. this is terrorism. it is domestic terrorism. these are people who intend to create mass harm, mass violence, generate fear, based on race, colour, creed. that is the definition of terrorism. and just because they don't come from another country doesn't mean they are not terrorists, and they should be prosecuted as domestic terrorists, because that

i want to hand it offer to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." the intel committee voted quickly and new evidence explains why they went so fast. phone logs are in here. look how thick this thing is, 300 pages. they show major players making calls to people that are hard to explain away, often at key times. the most important question in any investigation will drive us tonight -- why? you have to look at all the people around the president and all the way to him contacting players and places that were key to pressuring ukraine. and what does it all mean going forward? let's get after it. now, the intel committee vote was predictable. it was party line, 13-9. but when you look at this report, it cites, quote, overwhelming misconduct and obstruction by the president of the united states, donald j. trump. these are 300 damning pages of the house intel committee led by adam schiff. here's him. >> this report chronicles a scheme by the president of the united states to coerce an ally, ukraine, that is at war with an adversary,

i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program u.s. president signed off on a partial trade deal with china according to media reports that is a major step towards ending the 17 month u.s. china trade. negotiators have reportedly offered to reduce tariffs on about $375000000000.00 in chinese goods by 50 percent washington will also suspend tariffs on $160000000000.00 in goods set to go into effect on sunday the protracted dispute between the world's 2 top economies as weighed on the profits of companies and slowed global growth and set the market's view on this with our man on wall street scored against donald trump has been hinting the closing of this deal on his twitter feed something that people on wall street also watching obviously how did investors take the news. clearly with some relief even if we do not see a big party here on wall street but during the trading session we did touch or even reach a new record highs well this is in general certainly some good news for the market because the trade dispute does not seem to escalate

new york governor andrew cuomo said in a statement he was horrified by the despicable and cowardly act. this is violence spurred by hate it is mass violence and i consider this an act of domestic terrorism let's call it what it is these people are domestic terrorists and the law should reflect that and they should be punished as if it was an act of terrorism. the suspect a 37 year old man has been charged with 5 counts of attempted murder and one count of burglary he has pleaded not guilty. carla bleicher has more for us on this from washington d.c. it was meant to be a celebration a choice gathering but it turned into a nightmare on saturday nights a man stabbed 5 people at a hanukkah gathering at a red light 30 miles north of new york. next a governor andrew cuomo called the crime an act of domestic terrorism and pointed out that is the 13th attack against jewish communities in new york states over the past few weeks church organizations have spoken up and are calling for more political action and more protection from politicians for their houses of worship and their lives but where

the new york governor, andrew cuomo, has described it as "domestic terrorism".'s been reporting on anti—semitic attacks there, for the past few months. nothing has really changed in the last five and a half months since i started writing about this. the official response has been lacking according to a lot of people in the community, the attacks have continued frequently and there is also no real agreed upon understanding as to why there has been such an uptick in these incidents. there is very little clarity on exactly what is going on and why. that was going to be my next question, whether in the course of your reporting you had put together a theory perhaps as to what is happening with this rise of violence and intolerance? the most important to understand about the wave of anti—semitic attacks which began in new york about 18 months to two years ago, there is no proven connection between any of the attackers. there is no organisation driving this or no hate movements or activists in new york city that are seeding this from what we can tell. these are disconn

that's what you heard from governor cuomo today.the persons motivation is whoever he maybe, the very fact it was a rabbis home. hanukkah. that leads to a strong suspicion that is a hate crime related to a federal crime. >> as we have been reporting all evening a terrifying 24 hours of violence and bloodshed with the attacks. one jewish targeting jewish people. another attacking christians. we have been talking about texas. you mention new york. a man with a knife barged into a rabbis home stabbing five people. lt house was filled with people celebrating hanukkah. new york senator schumer is calling on the fbi too investigate the stabbing and whether it has links to the a i antisemitic attacks in new york. what could they provide? >> they can provide obviously additional resoirss in terms of assisting new york. either the city or county. new york is sophisticated. it probably has the resources it needs. the important thing to remember is when you need to look at the totality of incidents across the 2019. let alone this last month. in

andrew cuomo there at the moment.will let you know if he seeks and we will keep you posted as the show continues to move through. >>> it is the year end and we do want to count down to the new year. we've been exploring some of the political moments that mattered in 2019. i want to take a look at a couple of them. starting with two u conch photos of house speaker nancy pelosi and president trump. actually, hang on, we're going to toss back to the governor of new york, andrew cuomo speaking. take a listen. >> i just visited with the rabbi and his wife to bring the best wishes and condolences from the people of the state of new york. the rabbi's son was one of the victims of the attack and he says that he is recovering, and that's good news. one of the victims who was attacked is still in very serious condition. and the rabbi hadn't recently gotten an update, but that person is still in very serious and critical condition, with wounds to the head. the rabbi spoke about what happened last night, which is much of what has

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the big unknown is if the president will control the senate the way he did the republicans in the house. it looks like he just may. the question, how is that okay? you're going to hear from one of the president's closest confidantes and rudy giuliani back at the white house dishing ukraine dirt. and is the plot that set off this whole mess still under way? what do you say, let's get after it. we know the full house votes next week. two articles of impeachment, they passed earlier in the judiciary committee, two party line votes, 23-17. how is the president feeling about it tonight? >> i think it's a horrible thing to be using the tool of impeachment, which is supposed to be used in emergency. it's a scam. it's something that shouldn't be allowed. and it's a very bad thing for our country. >> and democrats argue that he is what is bad for our country, by failing to uphold the law and abusing his power. that's why the congressman last night made his historic aye vote. actually, he made

i think it's striking that cuomo is using the phrase, domestic terrorism.t's what we're talking about with hate-motivated attacks, against jews, muslims, other communities of faith, other racial communities. and there is something there's been a debate because the trump administration shifted focus away from the domestic terrorism since they started. does new york, when new york talks, the country does listen, even if the country doesn't look like new york does in every play. new york has a big megaphone. when that happens in a place like that, and the governor starts spo starts speaking in that way, it could fuel a discussion among -- at least the democratic candidates, if not the administration, as well. we have to do something. we have to implement pollicies when we look at what addresses in the country and trying to heal what is going on so the attacks don't continue. >> the suspect, his attorney said, this is someone who suffered for a long time with significant mental illness. both conversations can be true. there can be a climate of anti-semitism tha

governor cuomo, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you, poppy. best for the holiday season to all of us. >> and to you. we'll be right back. doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> 2019 was a big year in the entertainment world, maybe the biggest ever. >> maybe. >> who knows. stephanie elam takes us through the top nine stories of the year. >> reporter: winter came and went. the final battle for the iron throne, avengers pack a punch at the box office and lizzo storms the airwaves with her juice. a look at the top entertainment news in 2019. number nine. "jeopardy" host alex trebek's battle against pancreatic cancer. >> i have some news to share. >> reporter: he announced his stage four diagnosis in march and vowed to aggressively fight the disease. he underwent intense chemotherapy and resurfaced just five months later to announce

como un acto de terrorismo domÉstico fue calificado por el gobernadorandrew cuomo de ataque, que en unasa en new york. es el mÁs reciente de una serie de incidentes antisemitas en los Últimos dÍas en el país. ç dramÁtica cifra de muertos por arma de fuego en el Último aÑo. el nÚmero es rÉcord. 30 y 8000 personas murieron en diferentes hechos trÁgicos. fin de aÑo congelado se espera ende estados unidospor la tormenta invernal que pudiera generar serios problemas en varios estados a la hora de recibir el 2020. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con el fÉlix y aranza. fÉlix: bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. estamos llegando al fin este aÑo, pero no terminan los tiroteos en lugares pÚblicos. en texas un sujeto atacado una iglesia cristiana en fort worth y dejÓ una persona muerta y un herido grave. el agresor falleciÓ cuando era conducido a un hospital. andrea leÓn con toda la informaciÓn. las imÁgenes son fuertes. andrea: ocurre alrededor de las 9:57 a.m.en esta iglesia cristiana cerca de fort worth, texas. un hombre encapuchado que se enc

join iing me on the ten tel pho is andrew cuomo. governor, let me begin. you're calling this attack an act of dmomestic terrorism. i'm wondering what leads you to make that determination early in the investigation when police have yet to announce a motive? >> we know the facts, martin. good to be with you. and i think we need some clairiy and we need some honesty at this point in this country's history. unless you're living on another planet, you're fully aware of what's going on in this country and the the rash of hate crimes that has been going on. synagogue shootings, shootings in nightclubs that cater to lgbtq people, anti-latino shootings. there is an american cancer. it's spreading of hate, hate of different religions, hate for creeds, different sexual orientations. it is anti-american because we're all about diversity and differences. and we're seeing it in this state now predom innocently with anti-set m ant anti-semitic attacks. and most of those attacks in the orthodox jewish community. jew iish people where the dress and their culture make it is

new york governor andrew cuomo calling the attack an act of domestic terrorism. shocking sunday when you have two apparent attacks that are religious-based, one against jews in new york, the other against christians in texas. earlier today we had officials calling for increasing hate crimes, trying to deal with what they say is the rhetoric and the cause of some of this in this country. this is just so sad, and it's not who we are. laura: and the weekend after christmas on a sunday morning in texas. that's all for us. "fox news sunday" with mike emmanuel in for chris wallace is coming up next. i'm laura ingle. eric: and i'm eric shawn, we are on standby for any break news as it happens here on the fox news channel. have a good sunday. ♪ ♪ numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. now and forever more. inside these buildings in jerus throughout israel there are ma

at cnn, it was andrew cuomo.eeted this. an nypd tweet to him. kudos to ny governor cuomo for keeping this off the streets of new york. i don't love it when i'm walking in a city and trying to enjoy myself and being buzzed by the scooters all around but i have friends, he left scooters and takes them everywhere. could you right a scooter? >> i could, i just chose to drive my truck, that's why a work so hard to get my driver's license so i could leave things like scooters, bicycles, skateboards, and my feet behind and once i got in my truck, it was love at first sight. some i prefer my truck. but if i'm ever in the mood to scoot or scooter, i really like my truck. >> we can see we can get you on one just for fun. >> we will go planking together on our scooters. >> challenge accepted, tell me about 2020, do you have any new year's resolutions? >> i have two resolutions, going to keep it real no matter what the consequences, going to say exactly how i feel, not going to hold anything back and second, i'm going to eat

then, he walked it back, and admitted he was wrong with chris cuomo. sunday on "meet the press" he flip-flopped again. >> i think russia and ukraine meddled in the 2016 election. russia was very aggressive and they're much more sophisticated. but the fact that russia was so aggressive does not exclude the fact that the president worked for secretary clinton. >> you've done what the russian operation is trying to get american politicians to do. are you at all concerned that you've been duped? >> no. >> the white house's former top russia expert, fiona hill, told congress, the theory that ukraine intervened in our election is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services. >>> fans of willing willing, remembering actress shelly morrison. >> i'm free from that evil witch. i hope you rot and i hope it hurts. >> the veteran comedienne's career spanned over 50 years. she died sunday from a heart failure at the age of 83. she was best known as rosario, the no-nonsense maid on willing willing. megan mullally's c

governor cuomo says there have been 13 anti-semitic attacks just this month alone. cnn has been able to independently confirm 11 of them, which you can see on your screen. let's get now to brynn gingras, she is live outside the home where the stabbing took place. brynn, give us the latest on the investigation there. >> reporter: right now, we know that authorities are really trying to figure out a motive for this suspect, 38-year-old grafton thomas. his home is about 30 minutes, 40 minutes from where we are here, where the rabbi's house is. so it's unclear right now to authorities why he picked this home as his target, being so far away from his house. we know that there were investigators inside his house, taking out evidence, hopefully trying to point and paint a clearer picture of what caused all of this. but at this point, authorities are not releasing a motive. however, this suspect's family has released a statement through his attorney, essentially saying that he is not anti-semitic and that he has a history of mental illness, of schizophrenia, and they're try

i will turn it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." the mystery is what will take for someone to beat the pr president. best to you and your family. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. we have new video of navy seals who turned in their own platoon leader. we'll assiess what does it tell us not so much about the case but the politics around it. the president's choice specifically. this is our last show of the year. in fact, it's the last show of the decade. be on the lookout for a special 2020 bolo ahead. and a warning about resolutions. what do you say, let's get

i will hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo prime time. erica, pointing out the president not telling the truth is easy. the mystery is what it will take for someone to beat him. we're going to get into tonight why he's still looking very good for the upcoming election. thanks to you, best to your family for the new year. i'll see you soon. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. we also have new video tonight of the navy s.e.a.l.s who turned in their own platoon leader. we' what does it tell us not so much about the case because he was acquitted but the politics around it? the president's choice specifically. this is our last show of the year. in fact, it's the last show of the decade. so be on the lookout for a special 2020 bolo ahead and a warning about resolutions. what do you say? let's get after it.

david: governor cuomo talking tough. law he has been pushing with de blasio have been anything but tough, one line already setting those who commit hate crimes free. one woman who was charged and released without bail, on friday, for slapping three jewish women, was arrested against on sunday. and charged with slugging another woman in the face. here is nypd sergeant, blue lives party founder joseph. sergeant good to see you thank you. >> thank you. david: we have seen this turnstyle justice before in new york. we call it that because you are put in jail, almost immediately lettous, does not work -- let out, it does not work, it was not until we actually got tough with criminals that crime stats came down, but it looks like we going back. >> new york state is making new york state, much more dangerous. anyone that says, there a lot of people watching saying no, that wrong, this is making state much more dangerous, on top of that anything short of killing someone, you are back on the street, that will lead t more victim a

it's hate-motivated. >> andrew cuomo, governor of new york. kathy park is with us.located about an hour north of new york city. what's the latest that you're hearing on this attack? >> reporter: kendis, a few minutes ago we got a statement from chuck schumer as well. we'll hearing from a lot of elected officials condemning this act of violence. he's asked the fbi to continue their investigation and see if there's any link with this attack and the other attacks in the new york city area. you mentioned officials are still trying to piece together a motive. governor cuomo said he's directed the hate crimes task force to help with the ongoing investigation. here in monsey, this is a large orthodox jewish community. they have certainly been shaken by this violence. but they say they won't be stopped. just a few minutes ago there was a tour procession that moved through. they say they will continue to live their lives freely. as far as the victims go, five people were sent to the hospital. right now one person remains in critical condition. in fact, we spoke one witness w

governor andrew cuomo said a saturday the stabbing was the 13th act of anti-semitism in new york the past three weeks. >> we cannot fight it if we do not fight all forms of hate and organize against every individual. >> following saturday nights attack, cuomo arrested the hate crime task force to investigate. >>> high alert after dealing with the running forces. this following u.s. airstrikes against iranian backed militia forces in syria, the pentagon move comes in response to a series of rocket launches against the iraqi base friday killing one american contractor injuring forged u.s. service members. >>> president trump facing a slew of new challenges in the new year including joint military drills by russia, china, and i run, this weekend the country is conducting joint drills in vermont, the military exercises, amid heightened tensions in the region, a chinese defense official says the drills are meant to deepen cooperation between all three countries. one democratic lawmaker says the exercises should be a wake- up call to the american foreign- policy leaders. >> where are the r

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." as you know, a u.s.become a crime scene for the second time in a week. this time it was a saudi military member named as the murderer. we're waiting on a presser from the fbi. they took over the case. now, one obvious item of interest is motive, specifically was this an act of terror? that means something different to the fbi. they have to check certain boxes. we'll see what they say. as soon as it goes live, i'm going to take it. and we're also going to

such actions by federal judges who are appointed by this federal administration is cuomo says donaldump does not embody who we are as new yorkers. there is also new backlash from lambda legal about a new report that claims one third of more than 50 circuit court judges nominated by donald trump, quote, demonstrated history of anti-lgbt q bias. lambda legal content the american justice system is indisputably in a state of crisis. the president made no secret that not only are judges a top priority for him, he wents voters to care as well, he puts judicial nominations from lower level federal benches to the supreme court front and center in an upcoming election year. >> thanks a lot. of next to look back at the events leading to donald trump's impeachment. queen elizabeth will give her annual christmas address and admit it was a bumpy year for great britain. except of the message suggest she's referring to brexit and the royal family setbacks including prince andrew's interviewer he defended his friendship with jeffrey epstein. after the message was accorded the queen's husband, prince

new york governor andrew cuomo said there were no life-threatening injuries. state troopers have responded to more than 700 storm-related crashes. >> new yorkers, we're tough, we've seen it all, we can handle it all. >> reporter: hundreds of flights have been delayed at airports throughout the northeast including at boston logan. >> this weather, it's winter, it's something we got to expect. it's something that you got to have patience and hopefully i can get out. >> reporter: massachusetts is being hit with more snow this morning. >> i hate it already. it's just started, so -- >> reporter: boston canceled school today, and governor charlie baker is asking for help to keep drivers off the road. >> do ask employers to consider allowing folks if they can to work from home if it's appropriate. >> reporter: boston has more than 2,000 snowplows in service today. the national weather service says north of boston could see more than a foot of snow, while the cty will see around six inches. anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much. >> thanks. >

it's sort of like in school or elementary school or kindergarten, he's the mayor of new york and cuomo is the governor, the countless acts of anti-semitism, unprecedented, we've never had a situation as it exists right now, those are not my views, those are the views of the new york city police department, the mayor -- heather: it's a fact, let's show people the numbers, just since december 23rd this makes the ninth attack, so far just since december 23rd. >> each attack involves creating pain, creating fear on the part of people and communities, people are afraid, this is america, this is new york, no one should be afraid to walk the streets because someone out there hates you, because you're a jew, what is the problem that you have with me that you go out and physically assault me and you go out and do terrible things, you don't know me, you never spoke to me, mr. mayor, you're responsible, you're the leader of the city, the acts of anti-semitism in new york have nothing to do with the right, have nothing to do with the president, take responsibility and deal with it instead of blami

and we have governor cuomo on next hour. i wonder what your message is to the governor who called this an act of domestic terrorism? what do you believe authorities, lawmakers, should do in response? >> condemn acts of violence always in the hardest way possible. our local officials condemn every time there is an act of violence and should be calling out differences. not ignite hatred. do god's work. >> let me ask you this. >> and try to make everybody -- yeah. >> as a hasidic jew, do you feel that you specifically are being targeted because of the fact that faith is so much a part of your life and part of how you dress, your appearance? do you feel unsafe daily now as a result and like you are even more of a target now? >> no. i don't feel like i am the target. there might be some lowballs here and there, but i don't feel like i'm a target. of course, somebody want to attack a jew, he's not going to look for a liberal jew that doesn't look like a jew. he will find the first one dressed to the nines and try to attack him. bu

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time."the republicans in the house. it looks like he just may. the question, how is that okay? you're going to hear from one of the president's closest confidantes and rudy giuliani back at the

i will turn it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." all yours. >> the mystery is what will take for someone to beat the pr president. best to you and your family. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. we have new video of navy seals who turned in their own platoon leader. we'll assiess what does it tell us not so much about the case but the politics around it. the president's choice specifically. this is our last show of the year. in fact, it's the last show of the decade. be on the lookout for a special 2020 bolo ahead. and a warning about resolutions. what do you say, let's get after it. >> these are interview obtained by the "new york times" of alpha platoon seal team 7 members, breaking an unwritten code of silence in 2018 by taking on their chief of their platoon, who was eventually tried for war crimes. here's a taste. >> he's a psychopath. the guy got crazier and crazier. >> the guy is toxic. >> we can't let this continue. >> that's friggin' evil, man. >> these are not from now, not sworn, not cross-examined. nerp they were an

chris cuomo is up with cuomo "prime time." >> sorry, i have to go. i have a packed show. how's that for you. you don't like that. >> i can't see you. >> i look good. guess what i'm wearing. >> a black tie. white shirt. and a black suit. >> that's right. >> i was trying to remember. i'm mad as hell i'm not taking it anymore. howard beel. peter finch from net work. great movie. >> i'm taking it anymore. and round up ringing true. as a madman's rant that wound up resonating with people's actual discontent at the time. that's the point. answer to the question you were having with the mayor there. it's about whether or not the anger is harnessing a collective feeling. when you tap into is that which i would argue president trump did, whether he meant to or not. it's very powerful. there is a difference between anger and indignation. when you're upset at something perceived to be unfair. anger because you don't like being questioned because it's disrespectful, is a mistake in politics. it shows weakness. when somebody returns an argument with anger it's weakness. >> nancy pelos

just like what governor cuomo did, put party aside. mr. president trump, make an announcement to the nation about the importance of religious liberty to our cumbent to use ty pulpit for good. this does not require you to go out on a preliminary limb, you need too do it now. when president bush spoke after nib 9/11, hate crimes went down. >> so you need something more than just a tweet, you need the president to speak to the nation about this. >> he absolutely has to speak to the nation. we have years of data showing that around these pivotal events, that leadership message that looks authentic has an effect. when negative stereotypes are out in the ether, disturbed or angry people and at a time when we're very polarized, someone that can unify the country may have the effect. and we've seen it around brexit, we saw hate crimes go up and these extremist plots. so hate crimes going up, hateful speech on the internet going up and then the terroristic plots. the president needs to take this leadership message. i'm not saying this because we're

governor andrew cuomo has cut short a trip to puerto rico to return home and monitor the wintry weatherthe concern for drivers right now is ice, but we've seen trucks out all day prepping the roads with salt to try and prevent any ice from forming or snow from sticking. elaine? >> all right, laura podesta, thank you. this historic storm is crippling air travel from coast-to-coast. major airlines have issued ground delays from san francisco to new york. meteorologist jeff berardelli is tracking the storm. so jeff, how long can we expect this weather to last? >> elaine, this is a really slow-moving storm. i think it's going to last at least until tuesday morning. here is the situation right now. we have two storms. the parent low, which was a blizzard across the ohio valley now transferring its energy, becoming a nor'easter with a whole hodgepodge of weather and snow. it's ice, it's rain along the eastern seaboard. let's take it step by step. overnight tonight, it's rainfr e low right along the new jersey coast. but as that moves out and it kind of blossoms or strengthens, it will begin t

the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, has called the knife attack at a jewish celebration in new york "domestic terrorism". five people were injured, two of them critically, during a hanukkah gathering at the home of an orthodox rabbi. a man has been arrested. in recent weeks, police have stepped up patrols injewish neighbourhoods, following a series of anti—semitic hate crimes. our washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. members of new york's largejewish community had gathered to celebrate their religion, only to be attacked because of it. they were at the home of a rabbi here in monsey to mark hanukkah, when a man forced his way into the house and started stabbing people, in some cases, multiple times. he pulled it out from the thing, and he started running into the big room, which was on the left side, and i threw tables and chairs and shouted he should get out of here. grafton thomas was arrested 30 miles away in manhattan. mr thomas, why did you do it? he has already appeared in court where he pleaded not guilty to five counts of attempted murder. police in new york had

. >> sandra: domestic terrorism, that is how a new york governor andrew cuomo is it describing an attack during a hanukkah celebration and a rabbi's home. five people stabbed leaving the jewish community stunned amid a wave of anti-semitic attacks here in new york city. good morning, i'm sandra smith. >> i am eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. that suspect has been captured and when he was, he was covered in blood and he was arraigned on five counts of attempted murder. his family says he does have a history of mental illness and is not a member of any hate group. new york city police department, lawmakers are denouncing the attack as part of what they say it's a disturbing trend. >> you have to change the laws to call this what it is. this is terrorism. >> whether it's a synagogue in pittsburgh, the home of an orthodox rabbi, we all need to stand up and say it is wrong to attack people based on their faith. face. >> we are in a crisis right now, a crisis of anti-semitism not only in this region, but this whole country. >> a lot of people think it's necessary to hate instead of

above cuomo lost his control and lost his mind. very bad for homeless and all.crisis in the governor's lap and your lap. >> i want to announce the humanity of homeless people. all faith recognize for grace of god go we. homeless something went wrong, end up in the treat. most we give shelter. some end up on the street, choose to stay there. journey home, get homeless folks out there, one year, two years, five years more on the streets get them intensive intervention, really connecting with them. what will bring them home, reconnect with family, give them mental health services substance abuse services. we believe, based on real facts that we've been able to get, well over 2,000 people off the streets permanently and keep them in and get them to affordable housing. ed: despite that -- >> we'll be able to end long-term homelessness next five years. ed: according to coalition of homeless, new york homeless levels are highest since the great depression. you may reduce a little. research overnight, through the pages of "the new york times," 2014, "new york times" say

governor andrew cuomo directed the state's hate crime task force to investigate. just now the governor called the attack an act of domestic terrorism. the incident is the latest in a troubling spate of attacks against jewish americans in the area. there have been nine anti-semitic attacks in new york over the past week and this month to people shot and killed a police detective in jersey city before storming a jewish market and killing two jews that was fueled by anti-semitic believe. joining me now warren siegel from the anti-defamation center on extremism. governor cuomo just spoke at the location there calling this a hate crime and domestic terrorism. do you think the authorities in new york state and new york city are doing enough? >> listen, at this point, we are in an epidemic in new york city of all places for the jewish community. so we know that the nypd hate crime task force has taken this seriously but we expect the jewish community, the place where's weer worship and gather will be more protected by law enforcement and others. we still have a long way