new york gubernatorial candidate cynthia nixon declared lately that i.c.e. is a terrorist organization. >> i.c.e. has strayed so far from its mission. it's supposed to be here to keep americans safe. but what it has turned into is frankly a terrorist organization of its own. >> tucker: williams is a councilman running for the attorney government for new york state and could share a ticket potentially with cynthia nixon and joins us tonight for the special. thank you for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: let's start with being honest about one thing i think that michael antone is right about. most of time we talk about immigration we have a religious debate about who is the good or bad person. so if we could for the next four minutes keep it to policy. tell me how more immigrants bringing in your neighborhood, i think it's eat flash bush in new york, helps the people who already live there? the people already there and citizens how are they helped by it? >> i'm proud to be the son of

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we have the comments of cynthia nixon.and the very least misstatements if not out-and-out lies have accumulate to the point where the liberal left is not believed by the general public. what do you think? tammy: a lot of people are talking about when peter fonda does what he does. people on the left are saying stop it. because this doesn't help. you see this more an increase in this mob mentality and hysteria when they realize the numbers in california weren't so good. california didn't goat way they expected. the president's approval ratings are in the high 40s and sometimes in the 50s. david: you are saying the accumulation of all this stuff, the lies about the immigrants, will lead to an election defeat. tammy: they were already headed there. this is a result of their panic seeing nothing they have done has worked. i also say it's a distraction. the border argument came out on the day of the i.g. report. then you have incredible success with north korea and the economy. the using of children effectively as a distraction

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cynthia from utah, you are on the line now. cynthia, go ahead. caller: yeah, i just wanted to chime in. i have been a psychiatric nurse for 30 years, and i practiced in disagreetes, and i with so many of your callers that are saying it is related to medication. i know that can be a side effect of some of the anti-depressant, but what i have seen over 30 -- that is anot very prayer side effect -- a and as faride effect as the financial stress or relationship, -- or relationship issues, often, what i have seen when people are under the influence of substances, especially alcohol, they are more likely to act on thoughts like suicide that they had been having. and so, i just wanted to put that out there is somebody who has been working with this. i don't see the correlation to the meds. host: the previous caller mentioned the government. does the government have a role, and if so, what is it? caller: that is a complicated question. the president has timed in on the opiate epidemic. i don't know. issue and icial don't know the answer to that. i know t

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you carol: we got more from cynthia.s the first drug approved for female desire disorders, and it is a specific treatment whereas viagra is for functionality, this is for desire. carol: how do you define it? cynthia: exactly. it is a tricky concept. the condition this treats is called hypo-sexual desire disorder. it is six months of low or no libido and it causes the woman distress. that is a critical part of the diagnosis that often gets lost. it is not the woman who has never had much of a sex drive, it is someone who has had and for some reason, it has gone away. the patients i have spoken to are clear on this idea they knew they had this appetite previously and it is gone. it is like sitting in front of a meal and no interest. this is a condition and is distressing for these women because it can impact relationships. jason: to some extent, the controversy around this drug starts all the way back at the very definitional level. you have people who question even what you said. cynthia: the people who are very opposed t

kaufman -- i'm sorry, yeah -- >> cynthia nixon. >> cynthia nixon. thank you. a lot of it is about pushing policy to the left by being a stae in those races. so, by just participating, by paying for ads, by being in debates, you dome influence over the way policy plays out, because voters' preferences will change accordingly. >> is it possible that mr. de leon might end up endorsing senator feinstein in the end? >> i mean, i wouldn't rule anything out, but i hen heard any reporting that would suggest that. >> 202-748-8000, 8001 and 8002. for republicans, james. you're on the line. >> caller: with the state of california having such a large amount of illegals in the state and illegals now being able to have driver's licenses, how does the state of california verify that everyone thatotes eligible and legal to vote? how do you do that in the state of california? >> well, i think one of the issues that you're pointing to is -- i mean, especially in california, the idea of illegal immigration and i.c.e. and the rder wall, these are all really prominent i

find out what cynthia nixon said this week that i couldn't believe. we have a list of the week's most of outrageous comments. don't go away. judge jeanine: cynthia nixon tweeted immigration and customs enforcement is a terrorist organization. and that's not all. she joined "the view" as well. >> i think we need to abolish i.c.e., that seems clear. they strayed so far from the interests of the american people and the interests of humanity. we need to abolish it. judge jeanine: here with reaction and some of the more outrageous news of the week. candace owens. what do you think of cynthia nixon running for governor saying we strayed so far from what the american people want. what do you think of that? >> i think cynthia nixon needs to consider running for governor in mexico. i genuinely no longer understand if the democrats are aware they are seeking to serve the american people. they have no idea their constituents are americans. they are outwardly oh pieced to everything that's american. it's embarrassing she would insult the border agents. they have

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cynthia, i'd like to begin with you if that's okay, and that is this. the center, the center left, and the left woke up this morning after the fog of the news about justice kennedy leaving the court with the realization that this president will be selecting a judge, a man or a woman who will be seated on the court presumably in time to potentially adjudicate the president of the united states. what's your thinking about that? >> well, i think their first thought was this was this would probably be somebody who would help overturn roe v. wade and that somewhere between 15 and 18 states, abortion would be illegal within the next year. so that was the first thought. the second thought is, of course, you know, one more tragedy for what's happening to our justice system, and it doesn't appear to me that there's really a way to stop it. the president is meeting with these senators to shore that up. i mean all we can do, i think, at this point is hope and pray that some of the women -- the female republican senators come through and stick with their strong fee

and the judge decided yeah it would be okay. >> reporter: why call cynthia nance?ich shelley told her mother she was thinking of breaking up with nathan? that, said the defense, gave nathan a motive. but certainly not daniel. cynthia was incensed by the questions she was asked. >> for them to call me and ask questions trying to make it sound like that her conversation with me wanting to break up with nathan would be the reason why nathan would go and kill her, you know, i didn't want them twisting my words to make it sound like the things that i said made it reflect more on nathan and less on daniel. >> reporter: so did that work out for them? or did it backfire? >> it didn't work out because shelley's mother also testified when she was cross-examined by the prosecution that as far as she knew, shelley never had that conversation with nathan. so nathan -- >> reporter: nathan wouldn't have known. >> he wouldn't have known. so that kinda kills the idea that that could have been motive if he didn't even know that they were gonna break up. >> reporter: still, one way o

cynthia knows prosecution excellently.ord comes out that this prosecutor robert mueller has plans to move this thing to skate it and perhaps come up with a report not just on obstruction sometime in the next several months but by the end of the year in the fall a report on collusion with the russians involving the trump people? >> well, you know,'s been said by friends of robert muler that his favorite hobby is putting people in prison. and i don't think he's going to have a problem at all if he has the evidence to bring at least part of the conspiracy charges involving people having contacts with known intelligence officers together and to be able to at least in the first phase go after people who were the initial dirty tricks teams who may have worked with russia to support the trump election. that will involve of course, more indictments. we know manafort's trial is coming up. and maybe he will turn. we don't know about that. but robert mueller is -- if he's going to accelerate his schedule, that means we're going to ha

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cynthia alksne, thank you for coming back on our broadcast.s appreciate having you. >>> coming up for us, we'll take you to the front of a new war the u.s. is fighting right this very minute. >>> i believe that president putin has clearly come to the conclusion there's little price >>> i believe that president putin has clearly come to the conclusion there's little price to pay here. >> bingo. >> and therefore i can continue this activity. >> yes. >> everything both as a director of nsa and what i see on the cyber command side leads me to believe if we don't change the dynamic here, this is continue and 2016 won't be viewed as something isolated. this is something that will be sustained over time. >> that was the intelligence veteran, former head mike rogers, warning that back in february not enough was was bein enough to deter electronics attacks by russia or anyone else for that matter. david sanger is with us, national correspondent for "the times" and shared in three pulitzers at the paper and "the perfect weapon: war, sabotage and fear in

cynthia mcfadden has been looking into this. >> reporter: emily nevel was 7 years old and wise beyond her years. >> i like school a lot. >> reporter: what do you like? >> i like seeing people's faces and seeing people's smiles a lot. >> reporter: yeah. >> and i just love it. >> reporter: she has a cool 13-year-old sister mckenzie. their parents donald and suzanne are lawyers. while everything may look just right on the outside, the family is bravely coping with some pretty big stuff. >> my brother can't actually speak. he has that kind of autism. >> reporter: 12-year-old jake has a sweet disposition. but also suffers from disruptive mood disregulation disorder, which can result in terrifying, violent outbursts. the episode so frightening that don and suzanne made the girls go to their rooms and lock their doors. finally things got so bad, don called the police. >> it was shameful to have to call that i couldn't handle my own son, that wasn't doing enough for him and everyone was going to see that. >> reporter: they ended up in the emergency room and came face-to-face with a growing cr

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they want reform, and she also endorsed on the program cynthia nixon against current sitting governorndrew cuomo. >> cynthia nixon clearly harnessing that energy and the resistance energy, and the anti-trump energy and the grassrootsnergy into the battle against an incumbent governor running yet again here in new york. i don't know if cynthia nixon will have the same fate here come the september primary, but clearly, you could just see, andrew cuomo has leaned to the left because he understands that challenge and she's not ready to vote for nancy pelosi. >> how could i forget that because he was the heir apparent. it really does shake up what is the next leadership battle like for democrats and we were talking about the year of the woman and it was hard to imagine if the democrats win in november that the first female speaker is somehow ousted by her par serve in that role again. >> good point. david chalian, glad you're here. thank you very, very much. >>> a legal setback for the trump tion. a judge ordered stop and reunify all families that were separated and how the administration

nbc's cynthia mcfadden has more in the series, "one nation overdosed". >> first time i tried vicodin it was laying around my mom's house and i kept taking it whenever i could get them. i didn't know they would be this addictive. i didn't know how far i would go to get more. >> reporter: this is a first look at one of the new ads launching today. be warned, the story is real, raw and deeply upsetting. >> opioid dependence can happen after five days. know the truth, spread the truth. >> pretty powerful and pretty direct and actually shocking. >> well, the ads are hard-hitting but it's important to know they are scientifically validated. >> reporter: we were invited to the white house for an interview about the new campaign. >> this epidemic is a national health emergency. >> reporter: the crisis affects every segment of society as the surgeon general knows firsthand. >> my baby brother phillip is in prison due to crimes he committed to support his addiction. >> reporter: for an administration often accused of polarizing the country, this issue they say must rise above politics. we must

joining knee now is candidate cynthia nixon.ank you for having me. >> i want to play your ad run. i thought it was quite good. >> thank you. >> we want our government to work again on health care, ending mass incarceration. fixing our broken subway. we're six of politicians caring more about headlines and power than us. it can't just be business as usual anymore. if we're going to get to the root problem of inex eckty, we have to turn the system upside down. >> other than fixing the broken down subway, with the subway in shambles was symbolic for me. your run for governor of new york the first thing you got hit with is celebrity. >> right. >> we don't want one even though one is president of the united states. does your celebrity help you or hurt you? >> i think both. but i think the thing that is really helping us is the more that i talk about issues and the more that i roll out platforms that people are excited about and have been lacking for the last 7 1/2 years. they know something about me. that's not the whole of who i am.

cynthia: the people who are very opposed to this would say hsdc is not a condition.a wide spectrum and desire can range from low to high and people should rethink norms and in terms of the societal and cultural influences on their desire. that school of thought has led to a very vocal opposition to this drug and you see it said through in lots of other ways in the way that the opposition -- they have that perspective, but there is a lot more mainstream opposition in a lot of press. even when i was researching this i was surprised by how much of , this i came across that was very negative on the drug even in the mainstream press. it comes back to the larger skepticism around the pharmaceutical industry and are they making things up to drug them and treat them. to this point, you have brain scans that show people with this condition having a different response to stimulus or erotic material. carol: the science behind it. cynthia: there is this whole school of people in sexual medicine who have a lot of hard data that show, in brain scans that showed this is what happen

paul ryan show some spine here. >> what it tells me. >> cynthia in the first segment says no.hink he's showing something. >> it shows retiring republicans still feel free to criticize the president but everybody who wants to be around after 2018 still can't get at all close to being critical of the president. >> so that's it. 86% republican vote that supports trump, you don't mess with trump. >> they're all terrified. >> especially not if you're running for re-election. i would not advise any member of congress. >> to say the truth? >> absolutely. >> respect the truth? >> chris, as a matter of politicsifouo win an ection in of donald trump, you should probably. >> suppose trump says, i can pardon myself. what will what would you say. >> that's abrdity. >> if you're a republican running for re-election say that's an absurdity? >> probably not because they probably wouldn't win. i'm not running for office. i can say that. >> robert kennedy said there can be no meaningful politics ignorant of the facts. he said moral courage is a rarer commodity than bravery and battle are great

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if it's not you, i can call up somebody else. >> cynthia fong, deputy director finance administration were in past timma meetings. if it's the desire it have a full presentation, staff is more than happy to, otherwise, i can take any questions that you have on this item. >> supervisor kim: seeing no questions, we have the annual budget and work program action time. and eric cordoba is available to answer any questions that committee members might have on this item. >> if there are any questions, eric and i are here to answer them. >> supervisor kim: all right. seeing no questions. at this time, open up for public comment on items 5 and 6. see nog public comment, public item is closed. can we take 5 and 6, same house, same call? we do that without opposition. mr. clerk, can you please call item 7. >> clerk: authorize executive director to accept on the treasure island mobility management agency's behalf all interests real property action. >> supervisor kim: any questions? we'll open it up for public comment? seeing no public comment, close public comment. can we take this same house, s

if we asked the question what's the first name that comes to mind would be stephon clark and not cynthia clemons who was killed outside chicago by police last week also. and i'm often asked, well, why is that the case, andrea. and i think my answer always focuses really on the power of the story and of narrative and the story that is so deeply entrenched that racial profiling and police violence and state violence is something that happens exclusively to black men, that we perceive to be not transgender and not gay even though they might be. and that violence against women is something that only happens to white women in private spaces. and some of us are just out here in the cold experiencing violence of both kinds every day without it being seen as part of any of those stories. and so the goal with invisible no more was to really expand our understanding of police violence and racial profiling and mass incarceration and mass criminalization in this country by bringing into that narrative the stories of black women and girls that have driven the growth in the women's prison population b

de la corte superior de los angeles puso sentencia al padre, fue condenado a muerte mientras que cynthia que podría demorar meses o hasta años. >>> una pelea entre adolescentes casi termina en tragedia cuando sacó un arma y dispara plena luz del día todo quedó captado en vídeo. >> el otro contraataca lo manda al suelo y de repente un joven saca una pistola la acción y comienza disparar. >> de acuerdo con la policía estaba la cera ocurrió ayer aproximadamente a las 8:45 minutos de la tarde los apartamentos en la cuadra 00 . >> se escuchan seguidos las balaceras. >> decidieron no hablar en cámaras los jóvenes comenzaron a pelear mientras otros animaban y grababan con sus celulares hasta que la situación se salió de control. >> ahora cualquiera puede comprar armas. >> según las autoridades al llegar a los apartamentos encontraron a la víctima con una herida de bala en la pierna. >> el tirador fue arrestado en la escena. >> captan en cámaras en el momento con adolescentes salva a un niño en el fondo de una alberca en minneso, joven de 13 años cuando vio que el menor se estaba ahogando poster

agents who have been tasked with doing the job that congress wrote laws for them to do here's cynthia nixon saying i.c.e. should be abolished. watch. >> i guess i'm glad he signed the executive order against himself, protecting them from him. i wish he would sign more executive orders protecting all of us from him. [ cheering and applause ] >> parents and children aren't just separated at the border. they're being separated by i.c.e. i think we need to abolish i.c.e. that seems really clear. i.c.e. is relatively new. it came in after september 11th. we've been handling immigration and customs for a long time here and they have strayed so far from the interest of the american people and the interest of humanity. we need to abolish it. >> liz: here's wounded warroir, johnnie jones, sergeant johnnie jones. watch. >> you don't understand the i.c.e. agents and border patrol agents are the first attempt at compassion in this country that people attempting to cross the border intercept. the idea to paint these men and women as being evil and taking satisfaction in crushing people or whatever

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my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to workme. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely lthunity. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. the dow down... "adlib big board" analysts blame the conti >>> taking a look at the markets now, 45 minutes to go, wall street is taking a pounding. dow is down about 284. analysts blame the continued threat of a trade war with china. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge where drivers will be shelling out more to cross come sunday. the tolls will increase a quarter for everyone. fast track drivers will pay $7. paper plate, $8. in the car pool lanes, $5. you could save on your uber ride if you are willing to wait a little bit. in a now deleted tweet by an uber rep the app will charge 25

cynthia nixon has some harsh words for ice. >> ice has strayed so far from its mission. here to keep americans safe what it has turned into a terrorist organization of its own. terrorizing people that are coming to this country. >> jesse: we will get to that in a minute, greg. this 2-year-old migrant girl who was featured by the media for about a week as the standard bearer of a child separated from her mother. was not actually separated from the mother. separated from the father in central america for not any asylum reason but to have a better economic life. brought her here, was never separated at all all of a sudden "time" magazine is defending this. >> greg: they believe if you attack them for being dishonest that you are politicizing it. yeah, we lied but how dare you accuse us of lying you are making this into a political event. they tried to create a poster child for hate. this is all about demonization bias steered the media into lying over and over. no one trusts them. "time" is thinner than donnie deutsche's spine. he said all trump supporters are no different

governor andrew cuomo running against cynthia nixon. she's calls for some similar things as you. who are you backing? who should win? >> oh, well, i was proud to receive the endorsement of ms. nixon yesterday and in return of that support, i think that there were a few people that took major, major risks in supporting this campaign and in charting that path forward and she was of them and, you know, they really took a major risk and i think that that -- you know, it's a great form of leadership. >> so that's an endorsement for cynthia nixon? correct? let's go back to the question. >> yes. >> you're a democrat who said i would -- i would favor proceeding with impeachment against the president, articles of impeachment against president trump if you win in november. on what ground should the president be impeached? >> i think that there are serious grounds in violations of the emoluments clause from day one. i think that t is first and foremost one of the basic elements and violations on that and then -- once again, it's hard to predict what's going to happen over the next few month

. >> so >>> aarp hosted its brain health event to kick start its disrupt my name is cynthia haynes anda senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> julia roberts has officially joined instagram with this first ever post, adding the simple caption hello. with a sunshine emoji. just don't look for julia on twitter or facebook, because she hasn't signed up for those yet. of course, no one can compete with the queen of social media, kim kardashian west. topping tonight's know and tell, kim unblocked. >> it's khloe's birthday. do you think i should ask this guy to unblock me? >> that is kim putting the pressure onman, bury the hatche

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first respondersanelect. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difnc for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. solution to the bay area )s skyrocketing housing costs? thousands of people decided to check out the possibilities with>>> some people are thinking tiny homes might be part of the solution to the skyrocketing housing costs. thousands decided to check out the possibilities today. california's first-ever tiny house festival. held in san jose. marianne favro is live at the fair grounds with a closer look at the tiny homes. >> reporter: well, terry, most of the tiny homes on display here were less than 300 square feet. but the people who live in them say those small spaces offer big rewa

. >> snbc'sior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden is here to explain. >> reporter: i love this one of his top priorities. in the next five years, experts dwedict a woe shortage of nearly 2 million cyber security professionals. over 300,000 jobs rightere in the u.s. open today. so what to do start recruiting early. meet the hope of the future, a bunch of mdle and high school students who we call cybe patriots. >> so what do you do? s> start and -- >> reporter: thi is serious business. >> nope. don't touch that. >> reporter: kids taught the cutting edge techniques of how to defend america from cyber attacks. >> actually aren't too hard to understand. >> reporter: some recruits still in middle wschool. need one for ratchet, also. same one. >> reporter: all part of a national competition called yber patriots," grooming kids to fight real world cyber threats. we've been following an all-female team from highlands, ranch, colorado, since fall. >> does that mean something to you? to be a patriot? >> you have to look out for other people who don't know how to protect themselves. you kn

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we'll play a sound byte in a second from synth in -- cynthia nixon. in terms of what they are told to do, are they referring them for prosecution or put them in facility to be held until they go to a court or is this catch-and-release all over again? >> we are arresting the individuals like we always have. we turn them over to another entity. they are the ones that take care of where they will be placed. but the problem we are seeing with the unification again -- and i mean, let's get this straight. we are not asking to be mean to the children. no one has been mean to the kids. i think the media is the one trying to portray as as the evil people or the nazis as they said, which i'm still disgusted by that word. but the reality is we have hard-working men and women out there. i, myself, was out there working since early today. i came out here to do this show. we have a very, very tough job. it's very difficult because it's frustrating because of the lies that are being portrayed. the agents are upset. not upset. but they are confused i would say. becau

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