cuomo. >> thank you very much. there is no doubt that this state has suffered for many decades, especially in upstate new york. we saw young people leaving. we saw jobs leaving. upstate new york was abandoned a albany because there it was down statement taliban that took over and upstate new york did not get the attention they deserve. we have diverse to that. that is what the buffalo billion is all about. when my opponent says he will stop it, that is over my dead idea. that would he like saying dropdead buffalo. lows.xes are at historic jobs are at historic highs. more than ever before in history. anwe

cuomo's new york. andrew cuomo's policies have new york last in too many categories. >> new york has a proud history of fighting discrimination. that is why it is shocking that rob astorino has violated discrimination laws for years. he is the only __ $10 million in penalties for civil rights violations. rob astorino _ so far right, he is wrong for a new york. >> from buffalo, new york, it is election 14. the race for governor. sponsored by the buffalo news and wned. support for election 14, the race for governor, comes from verizon. >> with horizon technology networks, we provide answers and communication solutions that will help create a better tomorrow for our communities. we are proud to support this broadcast of the 2014 gubernatorial debate. >> now from the wned studios, here is the moderator, brian myers. >> thank you, and welcome to all of you. over the next hour, we will learn more about four candidates for governor who are seeking your vote on election day. republican rob astorino is serving

donato cuomo, he came first.onths he dug ditches and saved and borrowed to send for his loving wife, my grandmother, her name was germana castaldo. or was it. >> she's listed as germana co-stanza. >> that doesn't sound good. >> reporter:ed why why did she keep changing her name in the story about who she was and how she became to be known as my great grandmother was all wrong, fake. there's only one way to figure out the real deal. so you believe i need to go to this place and see if i can track it down? >> absolutely. >> reporter: i'm just the man for the task. >> i think you can handle it. >> my great grandmother's life had to begin in italy. so did our journey of discovery. when i told my wife i had to go to the italian countryside on assignment, she wasn't buying it. so i brought her along with my oldest, ella, to hunt for answers to where my blood comes from. >> i believe this would have been the church. >> kind of cool, too. the latest generation of cuomos looking for the earliest. the last document we foun

cuomo first and others can respond also. about the interview today, he said in that interview the only way an investigative body can get to the root of a problem is if it is independent. mr. cuomo, was the handle you set up independent? do you believe a panel has to be independent to get to the root of the problem? >> yes, the chairman said that a number of times. what mr. astorino said is truly outrageous. the u.s. attorney that he is now quoting, said about mr. astorino that he has given lies. he has been ordered to give videotaped statement under oath. when a u.s. attorney says you have done numerous false and misleading statements, that is federal speak for you are lying. he has been charged with racketeering, which is being reviewed by the manhattan da. and he won't release his taxes. >> mr. hawkins, you have 30 seconds. >> mr. cuomo said many times this moreland panel was independent and other times it was a panel he created and he could shut it down. there has been an inconsistency there. you wonder why he shut it dow

the question was who is going to be andrew's cuomo andrew cuomo in part. >> i would say i didn't haveose: you tried to be both. help me and i really mean this seriously. nothing i'm going to say to you now you don't know. there is this sense that somehow there is about you something that's somehow rubs people the wrong way occasionally. do you understand that? i mean does that resonate with you at all. it may go back to the prince of darkness in albany. i don't know where it comes from. there's a bit of that because i ask people what should i ask him and they say all the things i've asked about what do you want to accomplish and about foreign policy and about learning from law. but they also say is he. >>nchyp i think charlie it depe. i think campaign manager for my father as a young person created a certain image and was a certain role. and by the way, that blew the job. you're a campaign manager running against the system, it is all up hill and it's new york politics and it is rough and tumble. i think -- >> rose: at all costs. >> well, it's just, this is hard ball and it's the fast

cuomo. cuomo: thank you very much. there is no doubt that the state has suffered for many decades, special in upstate new york the we saw young people leaving. we saw jobs leaving and frequent upstate new york was abandoned by albany. the there is a down statement on the took over and it would focus on downstate and upstate new frank we didn't get the attention they deserve. we have reversed that. that's what they both will do is all about. that's why when my opponent says he will stop, over my dead body. that would be saying dropdead to buffalo. upstate new york is coming back. our taxes are at historic lows. our jobs are at historic highs. 7.6 million jobs, more than ever before in the history. and we respect people's rights. we have democrats and republicans working together again in albany. we've had for budgets on time in a row. hadn't happened in 40 years. there is more work to do to be certain, but the arrows are pointing in the right direction. i want to keep doing it, keep the state moving forward. i want to k

governor cuomo and i discussed it before we came out here. and a quarantine order will be issued, either here in new york or in new jersey. but we have agreed that quarantine is the right way to go. >> because of the new policy, kaci hickox was taken from new york airport to university hospital, put in this isolation tent, and almost immediately the backlash began. the white house pushed back, citing concerns about unintended consequences. an happy to fauci explained the potential problem. >> the best way to stop this epidemic is to help the people in west africa. we do that by sending people over there. not only from the u.s.a. but from other places. we need to treat them, returning people with respect and make sure that we -- they're really heroes. the idea we're being a little bit draconian, there are other ways to protect. there's monitoring, direct monitoring, there's active monitoring. >> new york city mayor bill deblasio, had this to say about the quarantine today. >> what happened with nurse hickox was unacceptable, and was unfair to

>> governor cuomo is nixonian in the way he covers up.ruption,e public which he was saying was independent, but when he shut it down he said, it's mine, i can shut it down. the next week he says it is independent. there was an earlier moreland commission that was written up the new york times yesterday on public utilities, he tried to get that change. he did not like the results of the study that said fracking to pollute the water through various infrastructure. i think that signals what he is going to do. >> but according to the report in capital new york website, his people directed them to change her pressured the federal scientists to change their findings. >> right. and that rolls up the argument he is waiting on the science to define fracking. on common core, another thing come he said, whom he? i had nothing to do with it. when in fact he signed things with the national governments association, putting new york into that program and appointed john kane, who spend through forceful advocate for that. you can't trust what he says. >>

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in his prime, andrew cuomo right now, or chris cuomo?> [laughter] this is such a cuomo family game. chris cuomo. [laughter] >> joel, the "washington post" today suggests the democrats are not doing that great. other polling shows that when the democrats took office, they had a big edge. who do trust for the economy, who do you trust on national security? the democrat brand is not in the same shape it was. why has that happened? >> i think it has happened largely because of congress. people view washington writ large as the most dysfunctional they have ever seen it. that has kept republican numbers depressed for a long time. numbers on the democratic party and democrats in congress have come down a bit. both of them have approval ratings in the 30's right now. i think that has to do with a macro sense that things are not working. >> why are republicans seen as better on policy today? >> i don't know. you referred to numbers from back at the beginning of the president's term, when he was inaugurated? >> when he got osama bin laden. >> 2012

david: you are running against governor cuomo, governor cuomo has a 23-1 advantage over you financially. that's a lot more money. now governor christie from new jersey because he's head of the governor's association has a purse that he could offer you money from. he hasn't offered you that money, has he? >> he hasn't. he's driven through new york many times to go to connecticut, risen money for new yorkers. david: why not? >> you'd have to ask governor christy. he made an awful statement in the summer that we were a lost cause. how do you make that statement in the summer when you have plenty of time? governor cuomo under federal investigation by corruption charges, witness tampering, obstruction of justice, poll numbers are atrocious, only 40% approve of the job he's doing. 81% of new yorkers say life has gotten worse under cuomo and majority say we're going in the wrong direction in the state. he's hovering in the 50s or the 40s in the polls. >> why can't governor christie, who has a pot of gold, it's enough to help you along, why isn't he dipping into the purse to help you out? >> yo

we might read the cuomo move as a political move.ertainly we've heard republicans talking about it from a different standpoint. how is this feeding the political climate ten days before the election. >> it may contribute to the disgust that voters see with government. this will not affect any candidate. the positions they have on isis will have far bigger factors on who wins and loses the election than ebola will. >> republicans don't have an answer to what they should do. >> that's part of their message. it's an opportunity to say isis, ebola. all of these things are part of control. if you're feeling unsettled, vote the in party out. i'm not how affective that is for swing voters. democrats are unlikely to say you're right up until now, like i was going to vote for the democratic candidate but now that you've mentioned ebola i might go the other direction. >> exactly but i think that's the key. in the midterm election we know it's a battle of the base voters. it comes down what do democrats have to get their people out and what do

i'm not sure who is advising governor christie or governor cuomo, but the fact that governor cuomo had to back down suggests that he himself recognized that he went too far over the weekend. and that will produce anxiety. >> the fact that there is an election in eight stays could be tangentially related to this as the governors are up for re-election? >> i think there is a history of political pandemics in the face of disease, and this make shows how easy it is to whirlwind into place. >> are there tools that we could be using for at-home medicine that we're not fully exploiting? >> we have lots of tools. every grandmother can take a temperature and take it twice a day. >> but means being exposed to the person directly and their saliva request. >> well, the individual can take it themselves. but they're not infectious until they get the fever, and then the risk is very low. i wish life could give you a zero-risk lifestyle, but when you get in your car and i can't guarantee you that you're not going to be injured in your car. but i can reduce your risk if you maintain your car and wear

governor cuomo tells us about the threat. >> ebola possesses two separate problems.the medical public health issue. and the second is the panic, anxiety issue that goes along with it. from a medical point of view, it's a question of having the right protocols in place. making sure the hospitals understand the protocols. making sure the personnel understand the protocols. making sure they have the right equipment. and that, we're working through. at the same time, the dialogue on ebola is -- it's amazing how quickly panic can set in. a little anxiety can be healthy. but we have to watch what we say and how we say it, because panic is never productive. >> well have more with governor cuomo in our next hour. he's written a new book on success, failure and filling the shoes of his famous father, former governor mario cuomo. >>> and president obama meets this afternoon with military commanders from more than 20 countries. they will talk about how to fight isis. people on the ground that so far the coalition efforts have done little to stop the terror group. holly williams

i want to pick up on governor cuomo's analogy. when send a soldier overseas to defend our freedom, we welcome them back. a reservist that goes overseas we call a hero. we want to do everything we can to support them and normalize their lives. well, we have nurses and personnel at bellvue who have been treated with some discrimination of people not willing to come in contact with them. missing the whole point of this d as the governor outlined. it is not an airborne disease. casual contact does not provide an opportunity to contract the disease and sadly some new yorkers have treated the very people who are helping us at bellvue hospital with some discrimination. we have said today that is unacceptable. of course a lot of the personnel at bellvue were affected by the treatment of nurse hickox and were troubled by it. the bottom line is we want to see all of our medical personnel or part of this fight treated with respect and dignity and support. i have to tell you, i mentioned also -- i said this to the governor also. i had occasio

governor and drewrew cuomo leads the election by 31%.was followed by a public divorce divorce. and the new book "all things possible" i spoke with governor cuomo in his first interview about the book. >> i had a blessed youth in many ways. and in my career i was doing great. i was in washington. i was one of the youngest cabinet secretaries. i was in the white house, i was flying around on air force one. everything was great. and then it seemed back -- >> married to a kennedy. >> yep, it seemed like one day i woke up and all of a sudden everything was terrible. it was living my nightmare. i came back. came to new york after a great time in washington. and i ran for office. the same office that my father held. with distinction for 12 years. and it was a disaster. >> you had to withdraw. >> right. >> his book governor andrew cuomo documents his rise and fall in politics and in life including his unsuccessful bid for governor in 2002. and a year later his separation from wife kerry kennedy. you didn't want a divorce? >> no. >> you believed

cuomo. >> thank you very much. doubt that this state has suffered for many, iny decade, especially upstate new york. we saw young people leaving, we saw jobs leaching. wasfrankly uptate new york abandoned by albany. there's a downstate mentality that took over and everybody focused on downstate, and upstate new york frankly didn't get the attention they deserve. we've reversed that. that's what the buff will billion is all about. when my opponent says he'll stop it, over my dead body. that would be saying drop buffalo. upstate new york is coming back. our taxes are at historic lows, highs.s are at his oric 7.6 million jobs, more than ever before in history. people's rights. we have democrats and republicans working together again in albany. passed four budgets on time in a row, hadn't happened in 40 years. is more work to do to be certain, but the arrows pointed direction.t i want to keep doing it, i want to keep this state moving forward and keep upstate moving forward. >> mr. mcdermott, one minute for statement.g

now for voters working families andrew cuomo is a signal to andrew cuomo that i'm voting for you but i'm to the left. it's a way of pushing candidates to the left in states where fusion voting, but that is actually few and far between. the bigger cases are places like north carolina, places, frankly, like the presidential electio election 2000 which i think gives ajita. >> democrats have ajita given the 2000 election situation. >> but the presence of another line. >> yes. >> you either don't want another human being in that line because they may end upstanding neck to you in a debate, or they'll still your thunder. don't you want to ko-op their message. >> andrew cuomo gave the working families' party a budge of things they wanted from pushing to commitment for pushing for a living wage to internal deal in new york politics where he had to campaign against a bunch of senators who had swapped the senate to republicans. he had given up and negotiated a bunch of things with the working families party. there was controversy but there was victory for labor in the state. >> betsy, there is

even governor cuomo in new york last night seemed to diss the cdc, saying his policies may be better than the cdc's. who are you depending on? >> well that is the problem. you know, cdc, as far as for us, making suggestions, making a multi -- a list of, you know, multiple checkoff list as far as what we should be doing for equipment is absolutely the wrong direction. so we are actually and have been, in washington, been to washington, continue to ask congress and ask the white house to come up with a mandated set of not only safety equipment that we would all be using, but the education that goes along with it and we are pushing this and saying we should all be doing the same type of treatment. >> no doubt. >> that is who we are looking toot make that decision right now. >> you are looking to the white house. the president, you know, he nominated, put into effect this ebola czar, that who you are hoping to get the message from? >> well, we are trying to get it from all. we were looking at washington there is a congress there as well. they can make a mandate that this happens that the

cuomo ate the andrew that time could not apologize? rex those words are hurtful. he knows how i feel. it was a tough place. i had always been helpful to him , obviously, from his first campaign. i was in washington, i had started a new family, i was an assistant secretary of the department of housing and urban men which is a big deal, a senate confirmed position, etc. i was not in a position to leave my family and leave my job and york.k to new i do not know if it would have made a difference. in the justl that loyalty family sense, i should have been there? yes, i do. >> he also had this thing that he liked to come back to albany and sleep in his own bed. >> always. from anywhere. >> even if he was in san francisco. >> always. >> that famous speech. he came back. if some of that in you? >> not to that extreme. i think he got there over time. ie basic point started that am the governor of new york, i get paid to be the governor, i should be here. something happens, a storm, flood, i should be here. aroundi am gallivanting the country or gallivanting around the wor

is there a bit of too much ambition to soon in andrew cuomo? is that one of the lessons?> that was lesson 1, 2, and three. i think that was -- it was an overreach in running for governor. coming out of the clinton administration. it was a terrible political judgment. >> there is the sense that somehow, there is about you something that somehow rubs people the wrong way occasionally. do you understand that? does that resonate with you at all? it may go back to the prince of darkness and albany. i do not know where it comes from. there is a bit of that. i asked people, what should i ask him? what do you want to accomplish, learning from loss, they also say, -- >> i think it depends. campaign manager for my father as a young person created a certain image and it was a certain role and by the way, that was the job. you are campaign manager running against the system. it is all up hill and it is new york halle, and it is rough-and-tumble. >> win at all costs? >> this is hardball and it is the fast pitch cage, and that is what it is. it is new york politics. you do not have the

let's go to "new day" and chris cuomo. >> hey, j.b., hey, christine.the story lines going on first now. first, we have this unmanned rocket that was carrying supplies to the international space station like $200 million of cargo, payload on board. as you can obviously see the spectacular explosion. the good news, it was unmanned so no lives were lost. and yet, we still have to figure out why this is going, and the obvious question about why this is going on with companies. and did you know how many different companies are involved with the space mission in the u.s.y we'll tell you. >>> as, why are they beefing up security at 10,000 federal buildings? homeland security sending out a message specifically targeted to one security group. we'll tell hue they are and why. and what this is based on. john and christine, that's the concern, is this just about an extension of what happened in ottawa, or is this about new information? there's been competing theories. we'll give you both. >> yeah, i wonder if there's something going on underneath the sur nas we do

cuomo's new york. has the highest property taxes in the nation? cuomo's new york. cuomo's new york. andrew cuomo's policies have new york last into many had a glorious. historyork has a proud against discrimination. astorino is the only county executive in the nation to refuses to comply. diehard resistance to civil rights laws that did not work for the south a half a century ago will not working now. he is wrong for new york. jeanneew hampshire, shaheen is looking for a second term. real clear politics says is a tossup. senator shaheen has a small lead in most polls. here are some of the ads running in that new hampshire race. >> that's one thing i'm definitely going to change. i'm definitely going to change. >> new hampshire, we have some of the highest energy costs in the nation. >> $42 a month more out of your pocket. >> $12.47 per month extra. 83,000 is this is an homes in new hampshire. 50% more, and they have about 130,000 new hampshire customers. >> i'm definitely going to change. >> i have never voted to outsource jobs. >> your involvement of a company you are on the board

those workers also got a pep talk from andrew cuomo. he went to the training and told the crowd that knowledge and training would defeat this disease. he encouraged them to remain calm and confident -- excuse me, competent in their profession. just two days after that training session, that training in new york has gone from being preparation to being actual medical practice. at a press conference tonight, officials urged everyone to remain calm. they stressed that ebola, while it is a scary disease and often a fatal disease, it is not easily transmitted. no one who has not had contact with the bodily fluids of a systematic ebola patients is at risk for ebola even though new york city has its first patient. they announced that the disease detectives have traced to him and has his movements. though that patient had spent time out and about, including going to a bowling alley, officials said visiting the high line. he did do some degree of self isolation in the past week. >> he did attempt to self isolate, and we are still getting clear t

those workers also got a pep talk from andrew cuomo. he went to the training and told the crowd that knowledge and training would defeat this disease. he encouraged them to remain calm and confident -- excuse me, competent in their profession. just two days after that training session, that training in new york has gone from being preparation to being actual medical practice. at a press conference tonight, officials urged everyone to remain calm. they stressed that ebola, while it is a scary disease and often a fatal disease, it is not easily transmitted. no one who has not had contact with the bodily fluids of a systematic ebola patients is at risk for ebola even though new york city has its first patient. they announced that the disease detectives have traced to him and has his movements. though that patient had spent time out and about, including going to a bowling alley, officials said visiting the high line. he did do some degree of self isolation in the past week. >> he did attempt to self isolate, and we are still getting clear t

now with new york and governor cuomo and governor christie in new jersey.this a shared responsibility between the states and federal government, or is one side encroaching on the other? >> the responsibility in the first case lies with the federal government. we're talking about people coming from overseas on international flights specifically from west africa. that's something where the federal government should put in place policies and protocols that people feel safe with. obviously that's not the case and you have bipartisan governor saying the federal government is not doing enough. in my opinion, they have the authority when the federal government is failing to protect the people of a state to take whatever steps they believe appropriate and legally they are empowered to protect the people. >> the two big dispute so far are one, the federal government held on no-fly ban. the second is whether people should be quarantined, the example of this doctor who came back to new york and rode the subway. it seems to have unsettled the governors. ourare the gove

andrew cuomo will be there at 7:00 eastern to discuss the state response.ebola also making the first appearance in a new different african nation. the confirmed case in a 2-year-old girl in mali. he was bought there from neighboring ginn any after her father died. she's in the hospital. >>> in spain five people are being monitored for possibly exposure to ebola are out of a hospital there. it includes a doctor, cleaning l l lady, and two salon workers. >>> in a team from china heading to an ebola hot spot. 150 specialists are expected to arrive in liberia today to help build and operate ebola treatment isn't centers there. >>> a huge new concern on a different subject. major questions about an attack on a group of officers by a man with a hatchet. surveillance video shows the man charging police with a weapon. two struck, one in critical condition today. he was hit in the head. the other officers shot and killed the attacker. police are investigating any possible links to terrorism they have been on high alert for so called lone wolf attacks. let's get more

i'm alisyn camerota along with chris cuomo.-year-old nurse who contracted ebola while treating an infected liberian patient in dallas has been identified as nina pham. she is received a blood donation, we're told from a doctor who survived the deadly virus. and we're also told that she is stable this morning. >> with each new case, this idea of a potential outbreak here in the u.s. has health officials scrambling. the head of the cdc is warning all hospitals to start rethinking ebola. we'll get into what that means. in a matter of hours, we should know if a man in kansas city has contracted ebola. doctors say he's low risk right now. but last week he was serving a as a medic on a ship off the coast of west africa. so we're going to go and speak with the man heading up texas's response to ebola. as well as dr. sanjay gupta in just a moment. but let's begin with senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen live in dallas. elizabeth, what is the latest? >> good morning, chris, well i want to say that in this ebola outbreak, the tr

cuomo and christie announced this new quarantine policy yesterday. under this policy anyone including health care workers who have been in contact with ebola patients in west africa must be entered into a mandatory 21-day quarantine regardless of whether or not they show symptoms. illinois is joining both of those states. yesterday the health care worker was quarantined under the new policy. she arrived at newark international airport thursday from west africa. she had no symptoms when she was screened but he developed a fever while she was in isolation. she has tested negative for ebola but remains in isolation. the governors say the current cdc guidelines calling for people to self-monitor themselves and voluntarily quarantine themselves are just not strict enough. they point to dr. craig spencer, the first case of ebola here in new york city. spencer treated ebola patients in guinea and returned last week. he followed cdc guidelines. he took -- but he chose not to quarantine himself. he took the subway, ate at restaurants, visited a bowling alley

andrew cuomo, the governor of new york for quite a while.he talked on tv to charlie rose and david letterman. that was pretty much it. we did two things this morning that we rarely do. we attended an event about infrastructure and we went to queens. we asked him about the political impact of the ebola crisis and how he thinks the obama administration has handled things. >> governor, do you have a sense of how ebola has affected the electorate, how the midterms to be affected by it? >> you have a schizophrenia right now or you have two competing tensions lack of confidence in government, lack of police in government, washington is grilt locked. they can't get anything done. they can't pass a budget. oh, my gosh, ebola which now calls for a superior level of confidence. by the way isis, terrorism superior level of confidence and i think what you're seeing is that lack of confidence is now running into a real anxiety about a problem that only government can handle. we don't need government. we don't need government how do we handle ebola? how d

christie's reversal odest in comparison to new york governor andrew cuomo's. he started a weekend touting mandatory quarantine as a common sense solution. >> voluntary uarantine, no. almost an ooymoron to me. this is a very serious situation. melissa: oh, but by sunday, reportedly after pressure from the obama administration, cuomo was singing a, kind of a different tune. listen. >> from a safety point of view the preferred option is to ask them toostay at home. the hilt care worker will come to the house twice a day. they can have their family, whoever is normally there. not that they're stopping their life. they have their full life. melissa: hmmm. here to discuss it, veronica daguerre from the "wall street journal." we have dan shaffer from shaffer asset management. kinn of an about-face there, veronica? >> kind of. this is moving target. we're looking at guidelines from the cdc very soon. melissa: the cdc said not to take public transportation, yeah. >> so i think governors, people in charge are trying to sort this out, trying to make the best decisions, g

those workers also got a pep talk from andrew cuomo. he went to the training and told the crowd that knowledge and training would defeat this disease. he encouraged them to remain calm and confident -- excuse me, competent in their profession. just two days after that training session, that training in new york has gone from being preparation to being actual medical practice. at a press conference tonight, officials urged everyone to remain calm. they stressed that ebola, while it is a scary disease and often a fatal disease, it is not easily transmitted. no one who has not had contact with the bodily fluids of a systematic debilitation is at risk for ebola even though new york city has its first patient. they announced that the disease detectives have traced to him and has his movements. the that patient had spent time out and about, including going to a bowling alley, officials said visiting a high line. he did do some degree of self isolation in the past week. >> he did attempt to self isolate it, and we are still getting clear the a

cuomo's new york. highest property taxes in the nation? cuomo's new york. most people leaving the state -- cuomo's new york. andrew cuomo's policies have new york last into many categories, and no amount of taxpayer as will change that. >> new york has a proud history of fighting discrimination. that is why it is shocking that rob astorino repeatedly violated and had his termination loss for years. county executive in the nation who refuses to comply. $10 million of penalties for violations. resistance to civil rights laws did not work out for the south half a century ago, and it will not work now. so far right, he is wrong for new york. >> a debate from the governor's race in new york tonight on c-span, or buy a new have to senate debate at 10:00 as jeanne shaheen runs for a second term against former massachusetts senator scott brown. here is a look at ads from the race. >> the nation's highest electric rate. change.oing to >> new hampshire has the highest energy costs in the nation, 2%, including 75,000 customers in new hampshire. $12.47, about 12.2%. 83

. >> cuomo viajÓ al paÍs. >> el presidente mostrÓ un alto interÉs de seguir trabajando con el gobernador york, nosotros podamos aportar sugerencias de cÓmo mejorar la seguridad. >> esta visita del gobernador de nueva york se enmarca en su gira de campaÑa, a fÍn de conquistar votos. el gobernador neoyorquino tambiÉn se reuniÓ con los expresidentes dominicanos lionel fernÁndez e hipÓlito mejÍas con este Último fue de carÁcter privado. >> de resultar electo cuomo, dijo que repÚblica dominicana serÍa el primer país que visitarÍa para hacer concretar sus proyectos. >> a continuaciÓn mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses. >> en un hospital de campaÑa de la habana, cuba, trabajadores de salud aprende cÓmo tratar a pacientes con Ébola mientras aprenden mantenerse a salvo, el gobierno cubano ha hecho uno de los mayores compromisos de personal mÉdico para combatir el mortal virus, por otra parte, es anfitriÓn de una conferencia regional de cÓmo paÍses del caribe y latinoamÉrica pueden trabajar juntos para contrarrestrar el avance de esta infecciÓn, el gobierno colombiano tomÓ severas medidas sanitarias

welcome, governor cuomo. >> thank you, thank you, mayor.the mayor said, the past few weeks we've been preparing for just this circumstance. we were hoping that it didn't happen, but we were also realistic. this is new york. people come to new york. they come to new york's ashts. so we can't say that this is an unexpected circumstance. the -- we have had a full coordinated effort that has been working literally night and day coordinating city, state and federal resources, coordinating and drilling from airports to transportations to subway stations to ambulances, to hospitals, so we are as ready as one could be for this circumstance. what happened in dallas was actually the exact opposite. dall dallas, unfortunately, was caught before they could really prepare, before they really knew what they were dealing with in dallas, and we had the advantage of learning from the dallas experience, just the other day, they have been long days but i believe it was yesterday we had 5,000 health workers in the javits situation drilled on just this situatio

are you on de blasio's side or christie and cuomo's side >> i'm on cuomo's new side, revised side. >> which is what? >> a moderate version. these are heroes. they can't be penalized. >> they are heroes. >> having also said that if somebody chooses to risk their life and i salute them and other people back home have not chosen they need to be safeguard. there's hysteria here. >> there's hysteria on both sides. there's a lot of dumb liberals, this is their chance to feel smart one time so they will speak out against any moderate measures. >> joe, that's not fair. >> we've seen it on tv, on the twitter feed, editorial pages, a lot of stupid liberals and this is their one chance to feel like they are morally superior and somehow -- i mean they are not because they are really stupid. so any measure whatsoever to protect public health, they love to scream about hysteria and it makes them feel good. and it really clogs up the debate so we can't take a reasoned approach to salute heroes while protecting people from going to bowling alleys, putting on sweating shoes. if you don't think 99.8% o

andrew cuomo takes our questions until he runs out of time. >> he talked on tv to charlie rose and davidletterman. we did two things this morning that we really do. we attended an event about infrastructure and we went to queens. we asked him about the political impact of the ebola crisis and how he thinks the obama administration has handled things. >> i think ebola -- you have two competing pensions lack of confidence in government, lack of policing in government, washington gridlock. they can't -- they cannot get anything done, they cannot pass a budget. you see that lack of confidence experientially rather than running into a real anxiety about a problem that only government can handle. how do we handle ebola? how do we handle terrorism? >> do you think the federal response has been handled well? >> i like to stay within what i know. i can tell you we have never been here. much more specific and strict and specific a protocol than before pre-and you only get one slip and one mistake. i do not see any political divider, and -- i do not get that. >> barack obama is doing a great job ma

so that was andrew cuomo on thursday. one day later, the same governor andrew cuomo and new jersey governor chris christie decided to hold another big press conference together. and at that big press conference they anonced, no, everybody doesn't know what they are doing. specifically, the federal government's guidelines. the cdc guidelines for how to manage ebola risk. they said those guidelines were not enough. they were not tough enough for new york and new jersey and so these tough governors were not going to follow cdc guidelines anymore. they had a better idea. they decided it was a better idea to impose mandatory 21-day quarantines on all medical professionals returning from west africa. ebola does not spread from people who are asymptom attic or from people who don't have the disease attal. but new york and new jersey announced they were going to quarantine asymptomatic people anyway whether or not they had the virus. why? because it seemed safer to them. as governor christie explained at the press conference, the

going to step away for a minute from protecting the people of my state and our region. >> reporter: cuomo stepped back the quarantine from mandatory to voluntary in his state. >> read my book, don't read my book, you don't have to read my book, but stay at home for 21 days, i think it will help people the public calm. >> reporter: another mixed message today from the pentagon as army major darrell williams and 11 troops were placed into isolation to make don't have ebola after a trip to west africa. the joint chiefs have recommended to joint chief chuck hagel that all of the people returning from west africa be placed in a mandatory 21-day quarantine. >> our commander in chief sending u.s. troops basically into the hot zone without a policy on when they come home, whether or not they're in quarantine. how can that not have been decided before. >> what we are seeing here, ed, we are seeing this administration put in place the policies we believe are necessary to protect the american people and to protect the american troops. >> josh ernest criticized people for keeping casey hickcock where

cuomo. >> thank you very much. there is no doubt that this state has suffered for many decades, especially in upstate new york. we saw young people leaving. we saw jobs leaving. upstate new york was abandoned a albany because there it was down statement taliban that took over and upstate new york did not get the attention they deserve. we have diverse to that. that is what the buffalo billion is all about. when my opponent says he will stop it, that is over my dead idea. that would he like saying dropdead buffalo. lows.xes are at historic jobs are at historic highs. more than ever before in history. and we respect people's rights. we have democrats and republicans working together again in albany. on time inr budgets a row. there is more work to be di -- to be done to make certain. i want to keep upstate moving forward together. >> mr. mc are met -- mr. mcdermott. >> i asked you to please listen as new yorkers. now i want to speak to you as a libertarian. democrats and republicans have a problem. you want to stop,

i think cuomo has it right.nd not working. they need to be paid. but i was really surprised by the number of liberal, liberal, liberal people who said, i got no problem on chris christie. >> you know why -- >> by the way, it's the people in new york city. >> we have hospitals where you're thinking if they were treating an ebola patient that actually was sick, would i take my kid to the e.r.? and you can ask 40 democrats. i think you can only find 40 people in the city who are democrats, and they are all anxious about this. >> >> this reminds me of all the editorials. rudy giuliani is an horrible person. the cops are out of control. then you ask every liberal who you are voting for. rudy giuliani. who would i vote for? >> you think that's happening here? >> i think it's -- i think there's a mass i -- this is one of the most massive disconnects between the classes of the elites and what regular people at home were thinking. of course, the elite and the dumb liberals. >> just so you know at home. dumb liberals -- p