giuliani: now i got it. [laughter] may interrupt for one second to suggest to you that one of the funding things you should consider is funding this as a national museum? there is a bill pending to do that. nationally should be a museum. it affected the whole nation. i would just like you to know how important i believe that is. that this be funded as a national museum. we will take that back to our committees of interest. mr. giuliani: the rest of the question? rep. vela: what's your assessment is of how other communities -- mr. giuliani: it is very mixed, to be honest. andy ability to get around talk to the police and i travel across a greek deal -- a deal, some cities and counties are tremendously well-prepared. some are not well prepared. have always thought that the mission of the department of homeland security is to get every place in america ready. standard that every community should reach. everyone should understand anthrax and biochemical or biological agents and how to do sex them. but as a funct

giuliani sort of rode the coattails of that 10 years. and so we very much are trying to get bill de blasio to commit 10% of his huge capital campaign right now to house the homeless. we have a lot of rental assistance programs that have been put forth, but we can't voucher our way out of this problem. we need to have that capital commitment. >> why not have developers just come in and build affordable housing? >> oh, listen, this is one of the heated battles behind the push to get more housing, deeper subsidies to get truly affordable housing. i mean, there's so many people watching tonight, of course -- this afternoon that are, you know, just barely making it and so we have income caps. but if you have an income cap of say $80,000, it's not something that a desperately poor, almost homeless, or virtually homeless person is able to afford. >> let me ask you a quick question about women in need, because i am seeing a couple events for them, and it's an impressive organization. chris quinn, christine quinn, a life force. bonnie stone, the

>>> new at 6:00, mayor de blasio opening fire verbally on former mayor giuliani's blast. he said homelessness has sparked under de blasio. here's dave evans. >> the mayor blasted back at critics how and he's handled the growing homeless crisis. over the weekend former mayor rudy giuliani blamed de blasio saying a city that lets people sleep in the street is a city that doesn't care. >> i think he's delusional. if you think about what giuliani up about 40% on his watch. >> in the last few weeks the city has taken a two-pronged approach getting homeless people more help, more housing, making shelters safer. at the same time police and sanitation can tackled up to 80 homeless camps across the city. literally bulldozing them. >> all those camps will be gone this month. at the same time ensuring people who are are steered towards services to help them no longer be homeless. >> police constantly patrol a homeless problem here. it's become a popular hang out. giuliani wrote, that's because of de blasio's old application of guilt. >> the mayor admits fixing the homeless problem h

giuliani blasted de blasio for being weak on homeless issues. saying the homeless problem in new york city is historic and decades old. >> we've been applying tremendous resources to this problem. spending additional resources to address it. we've moved 15,000 people out of shelters and into housing. >> on sunday, giuliani tore into the homeless policies. yesterday, de blasio called giuliani delusional. >>> the city of baltimore says it has reached a $6 million wrongful death settlement with the family of freddie gray. gray died back in april after he suffered a critical spine injury while in police custody. six baltimore police officers are facing criminal charges. gray's death sparked days of protests, rioting and unrest. the settlement still needs to be approved by a board that overseas that city's spending. >>> another major announcement by pope francis today. just hours ago. he reformed the process for annulling marriages. the new rules allow for fast track decisions and remove automatic appeals to speed up and simplify the procedure. the p

with the west indian day parade, team giuliani often went after guns in the area several days before it began. this year, four people were shot and two stabbed. be doing? >> mayor de blasio should concentrate on governing rather than traveling around and he should return to "stop & frisk." if they had been stopped, questioned and frisking in the three, four days leading up to the parade which is when we began policing it, that might not have happened. >> reporter: when you worked for mayor giuliani, did you homeless and gun policies? >> in terms of the -- what went on in the '90s, we first began to address the issue of crime and homeless-related activities in the subways. we dramatically reduced that population because we have the rules and regulations, we could work to do that. >> reporter: the police commissioner said he would like the city council to pass laws that make it easier to go after the homeless although he admitted it would be an uphill battle because many councilmembers identify themselves as progressive liberals. >> thank you. >>> a new era in late night tv begins toni

the de blasio administration fired back saying homelessness increased by 27% under rudy giuliani. how long have you been homeless for? >> almost about 3 or 4 years. >> reporter: andrea davis will spend her 43rd birthday this week sleeping on a subway car or street corner, and without a family and a slew of health issues, she has struggled on her own. she feels safer in the streets because shelters are dangerous. >> how can y'all help the homeless? if y'all could help them get a place, instead of them going to the shelter, find a place for them to stay. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio is allocating a billion dollars over the next 4 years to deal with homelessness in the city. in harlem, matt kozar, cbs 2 news. >>> matt, thank you. >>> new video could help police find a hit-and-run driver who killed a woman in brooklyn. police just release the surveillance video of the white minivan that is believed to have hit marlene zotti. she was crossing the street at the time. her mangled walker and groceries were all over the street. her brother is pleading for help to find the driver. >> w

giuliani blasted deblasio for the homeless crisis. he goes on to claim as mayor he removed the homeless from the street by providing solutions to problems, it is a contradiction to describe this city as progressive. he also bought them bus tickets to florida or something like that. >> fret and kim separate going on vacation to portugal four months before giving birth to twins. >> we were at the airport when the family returned home. >> we are standing here because of the support. >> the separate flying in after a bittersweet four month ordeal. >> when finding out we were pregnant and did the research on when it is safe to fly. >> fred and his wife kim had a trip planned to go to portugal and left when kim was six months pregnant after four doctors gave her the okay and she went labor on mother's day and giving birth. the son hudson didn't survive. at first the insurance company refused to cover the costs to fly home and the separates were posting about the ordeal on line and there was a change of heart. >> when i got the call, they sa

but giuliani is hammering down on his hands off approach. he has openly said if they're not breaking the law, i'm not going to chase them off the streets. pushing a cart full of your belongings, begging, it's not illegal. the mayor has said you can do that. you're allowed. ernie: bottom line, what is the city doing now to fix this homeless problem that we have? >> throw -- de blasio got 15,000 people out of shelters and into housing. ernie: you mentioned the new task force which is a citywide effort involving the nypd. how does that work? >> it's a combination effort between the nypd, the department of homeless services and the department of sanitation working together to get people in support of housing versus the shelters and setting them up to have a long-term plan. ernie: we have the winter months coming. we'll see how that will play out. liz, thank you for that. >>> other news to report for you. an aide to governor cuomo remains in critical condition after being shot in the head. carey gabay was caught in a gang crossfire monday before

that it was far eastier to get the homeless off the street when he worked for former mayor rudy giuliani that was the absolute stunner. >> laws have changed in the last 20 years from the tools we had to work with when i worked with mayor giuliani. >> reporter: for example, there is now a constitutional right to beg. >> begging if it is not intimidating if it's not creating fear, there is really no legal way we can deal with that person unless they are creating fear. >> reporter: when he worked for giuliani a homeless man sitting or lying on the street or on a subway grate could be cited. no more. >> the courts in this state have determined that we no longer have that right. if you the citizen walking down the street can walk around them, then they are not obstructing you. the obligation is on you to walk around them. doesn't seem right but that's the limitation our officers have. >> reporter: he got testy when he was asked if his deputy mayor who oversaw the homeless policy was pushed out. >> this is the decision she made and i respect it. >> was it a surprise to you? >> i just said it v

bratton and migrill and former mayor rudy giuliani are going to testify today. the names of 21 firefighters will be added to the memorial wall for deaths related to world trade center illnesses. that ceremony will take place this afternoon in brooklyn. the memorial already lists the names of 89 firefighters who died at the illnesses related to the trade center. friday will mark the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. >>> two 9/11 first responders were killed in the catskills. they were headed home when their suv rolled over in sullivan county. morris and beth faitelewicz and their future son-in-law were killed. morris was an nypd auxiliary officer and his wife say is a nurse. >> she and her co-workers waited for survivors, victims to come in, wounded from 9/11. nobody ever came. that's when they realized there were no survivors. >> three family members sur arrived the accident. police are investigating just what caused that crash. >>> in kentucky, an emergency motion to try and free the clerk jailed for her refusal for issuing marriage licenses to smith couples

"new york post," former mayor rudy giuliani took a shot at the current mayor writing -- >> reporter: he says sleeping on the streets is unacceptable and it's the city's responsibility to find the homeless treatment, shelter, and even a job. the de blasio administration fired back in a statement saying "homelessness increased by 27% under rudy giuliani's watch and his strategy of chasing homeless new yorkers from corner to corner is ineffective and wrong." we spotted a number of homeless parks. new yorkers say has to be done. with signs. say. not necessarily aggressive, but a lot of hopelessness more so. sitting down with signs and not saying anything. looking downtrodden. >> reporter: andreia says she won't stay in a city shelter because it's dangerous. >> how can y'all help the homeless? if y'all can help them get a place instead of them going to the shelter. find a place for them to stay. >> reporter: the advocacy group coalition against hunger says former mare rudy giuliani pushed homeless men and women to other cities and states and problem. mayor de blasio has vowed to spend $4

mayor de blasio called giuliani dell luis shonnal. he said homelessness jumped 40% during giuliani's tenure. today he hit back. >> i don't know what the mayor is talking about. i will stand on my record when he reduces crime 65% then he can criticize me. i would suggest that he not get personal. i think he made a nasty personal comment about me. >> for the record murder rate went from 205 at this point last year to 222 this year. rapes are up about 5%. but another big category, assaults are down about 3%. burglaries down 12%. that's why the overall crime rate is down 4%. >>> crime and homelessness the big issues that critics of mayor de blasio are blasting him for. now a new critic, ray kelly. until his memoirs were published today was careful to avoid criticizing the mayor. here is n.j. burkett. >> the tone of the city is set at the top. >> what is that tone. >> antipolice. >> ray kelly says the city is slipping. in an eyewitness news news interview, he blames mayor de blasio for taking the wrong approach on crime and policing. >> wh

if mayor giuliani planned to be part of this?>> i thought i saw him here lester. i believe i saw him earlier today. we have not seen mayor bill de blasio. they had a lottery for the 9/11 families to come here. there are about a thousand of them here surrounding the south pool and to my right is a group of very vocal families who very much wants the pope to come over to where they are. they are behind two barricades and they have slyke many of the families do on the anniversary, they have pictures of their loved ones and they want him to come over and every once in a while you hear "papa francisco" as they try to call him over. >> of all the places he could visit, the things he could see in new york, this will probably resonate more than anything. >> i think a combination of st. patrick's cathedral and ground zero are two very spiritual places. this is a secular place but it has the resonance of being a place where so many people died. as i was thinking about it, it's very hard to know for sure but my guess that day there were mor

. >> rudy giuliani says the matt kozar has more. >> reporter: the homeless sleep on the sidewalk, one sleeping next to the shopping heart, and another is passed out on card board. despite the officers' efforts to clear them out, they are there again. >> the majority throughout the city, it's mental patients. >> reporter: rudy giuliani argued it's the city's responsibility to get the homeless off the streets, finding them treatment, shelter, and even a job. rudy giuliani said the so- called progressive view that people have a right to live on the walk is inhumane, indecent, and dangerous. the de blasio administration said homelessness increased by 27% under rudy giuliani's watch, and his strategy of chasing them from corner to corner is labor day and wrong. we spotted homeless with streets, sidewalks, and parks. >> how long have you bullpen homeless for 1234. >> about 43 years. andrea davis will be sleeping on a street corner. without her family she struggled. >> how can y'all help the homeless? help them get a place. find a place for them to stay. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio is

steve: after you were elected, what was the conversation like between you and giuliani? gov. pataki: it was fine. i always thought that if you look back and think, this person did that and that person did the other thing, you will never get things done. it is about the future and governing successfully. he was a very successful mayor in new york. we worked well together as governor and mayor. york, you have the governor and mayor that barely speak to each other and not in civil terms. we work together because we had a common agenda and looked to put it behind us. that is what you do in as well.n, it isnot about your ego, about the challenges facing the country. i have always been looking at those solutions based -- instead of what people looked at in the past. cuomo regarding governor he passed away earlier this year, did it surprise you that he never ran for president? that was one of the things mentioned in the eulogy and obituary. gov. pataki: it did surprise me. he was the great liberal icon of the democratic party, and had he run he would have had a great deal of support

if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor. homelessness went up 40% on his watch. >> mayor de blasio is adding $22 million to the budget he says to address mental health and help the homeless. he's going to send teams to the streets to evaluate and treat those in need. >>> tomorrow the fdny will honor who members who lost their lives at ground zero. the names of 21 firefighters will be added to the memorial wall for deaths related to world trade center illnesses. the ceremony will take place tomorrow afternoon in brooklyn. the memorial lists 89 firefighters who died from work at the trade center. friday marks the 14th anniversary of the attacks. >>> also happening tomorrow, pope francis is expected to release new rules for annulling marriages. man incompetent have said the church's current system is costly and unfair. the vatican says the new procedures will simplify the process while an importance of -- pope francis previously called for annulments to be free of cost. >>> excitement is building for the pope's trip to new york

-- >> i think he's delusional if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor, homelessness went up about 40% on his watch. >>> and the former mayor ripped into mayor de blasio yesterday with an oped that said the so- called progressive view that people have a right to live on the sidewalk is not only legally devoid of any merit, but it's inhumane, indecent, and dangerous. >>> running into a referee on purpose, tonight members of a high school team learn their punishment. >>> thief in training. did this mother stand guard so her son could steal a puppy? plus this -- >> no one from jeb's camp asked if this was okay with me. why the new late night host is challenging jeb bush. >>> one mistake that may ruin your marriage. ulmalyth'shy ge50egioinrn, &ho srtg 9. aon. uset30ba.rr oernd ptbe19. geouofheas g fs. >>> watch as two high school football players attack a ref ye at a game in texas. the first player knocks the ref to the ground, and the second one dives head first on to the man's back. the motive was unclear but two other players were ejected for a fight with the opposing team.

. >> homelessness went up about 40% under rudy giuliani. >>> now to campaign 2016, joe biden working the crowd and getting encourage for a presidential run. about his plans. >> mr. vice president are a lot of people asking you to run? >> i have a lot of good friends here, good to see you, man. >> if he does run he says he will fight to make sure the middle class gets a share of the profits the rich have enjoyed from the rising american productivity. >>> it's the big night. stephen colbert will be taking over the late show tonight. stephen colbert says when it comes to learning about hosting a late night talk show, he got an early education thanks to his family. >> my sisters mary and margo of the night. either. they stayed up to watch carson, and then they would get me out of bed because they didn't want to be alone. coming up in the next half an hour a live report from outside of the ed sullivan theater, and then what you didn't know about stephen colbert. name. >>> and you can catch the late show right here on cbs 2 after the news at 11. >> we have been waiting and waiting and wait

giuliani did respond yesterday. he felt it was a shame that mayor de blasio has resorted, as he says, to defensive personal attacks on him. he also said de blasio was clearly taking a defensive stance. he also mentioned the violence that happened the night before the west indian day parade saying that yesterday was not a day to go on the attack, suggesting that mayor de blasio should be focused on what happened with the parade, the violence, the shootings, the stabbings instead of attacking him. we are live outside of madison square garden, i'm juliet huddy, back to you. >> all right, hey. juliet, thanks a lot. we've got to go upstairs to the sky, the helicopter flying around. let's see. ooh, he's cruising the beach. long beach, joe? >> yes, sir. [laughter] >> joe, the beach looks a little empty right now, but it is only 7:37. >> and, hey, it's back to work and back to school season. let's see, what's out there? >> yep. all the schools back to school -- kids back to school, always the buses back on the road. maybe w

joining me is the former mayor of new york, rudy giuliani. thing i always liked about the way you handled that, was giving us the information as you got it. i hate rolling disclosure. i like when they stood on the curb across from the five-alarm fire and gave the info. it was the comic book hero. you played that role. and i appreciate it. when the nazi said he would invade new york and humphrey bogart's character said there's certain neighborhoods in new york i wouldn't advise you trying to invade. that attitude about our country, i don't care whether it's the tough neighborhoods or the nice neighborhoods, i like the fact that we're willing to fight. what was your reaction when you heard that the three american guys on r & r, two gis over in france on the train having a good time nevertheless had the instinct and the guts to jump up and run over and grab the guy with the ak-47, the automatic luger, disarm him and capture him on l all on his own initiative with one guy yelling "let's go." i'm so glad we still have it. your thoughts. >> reminds

if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor, homelessness went up 40 percent on his watch. he clearly doesn't remember the fact that he chased, as he said, chased and chased people but he also deprived families of benefits they needed and help they needed. >> reporter: mayor de blasio said the nypd and the city's sanitation department are in the process of cleaning up 21 the city. all of those camps should be gone by the end of the month. steve: all right. thank you. president obama marking labor order requiring federal contractors to give workers paid sick leave. the president making that big announcement at a major union rally and breakfast in boston. under the executive order, employees working on federal contracts will earn up to seven days of paid sick leave each year, depending on the amount of hours they work. the white house says it will benefit 300,000 workers. alison: injured pierre paul meeting with the giants today. jpp is meeting with team doctors and getting a physical. this is the first time the team will see the extent of his injuries since the 4th of july f

today the man then heralded as america's mayor, rudy giuliani, joins me to look back at the defining days and to look forward to the race for 2016. >>> also in national news, a violent hot pursuit. two carjackings, a spectacular crash, and a hostage situation that ended with one suspect dead. what are we learning today about why this happened? ♪ >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper live today in los angeles because of our politics lead in five days at the reagan library in scenic simi valley, 11 republican rivals will all huddle on one stage for the biggest event yet. it is the next debate. it could forever shift the odds and shake up the polls, but today it seems more evident tell take a long to shove donald trump off the top of the mountain. a new poll out of iowa shows 27% of hawkeye state republicans want trump to be their nominee, but look at the top five again. you'll notice one name not on that list, wisconsin governor scott walker. he led in iowa back in july, summiting the pack at 18%. but now he's at 3%. if you thought the candidates would wa

if you think about mayor giuliani did home lessness went up 40% on his watch. he clearly doesn't remember the fact that he chased as he said he chased and chased people but also deprived families of benefits they needed and help they needed. >> de blasio went onto say the giuliani administration is trying to portray his time in office as some wonderland. de blasio said that just didn't happen that way. >>> right now governor cuomo is on his way to puerto rico to discuss the financial crisis there and show his support. the governor brought local leaders from the latino community and -- community leaders. he hopes it will push the united states to help the territory. >> puerto ricans have to come to the united states to get the healthcare they needed. taxes are being raised. >> we have to understand the depth of the problem and design strategies that we can be helpful and then we'll follow up. >> eyewitness news reporter joe torres is traveling to puerto rico to governor the governor's business. you can see his reports on eyewitness news at 5:00 and follow his re

steve: after you were elected, what was the conversation like between you and giuliani? gov. pataki: it was fine. i always thought that if you look back and think, this person did that and that person did the other thing, you will never get things done. it is about the future and governing successfully. he was a very successful mayor in new york. we worked well together as governor and mayor. york, you have the governor and mayor that barely speak to each other and not in civil terms. we work together because we had a common agenda and looked to put it behind us. that is what you do in as well.n, it isnot about your ego, about the challenges facing the country. i have always been looking at those solutions based -- instead of what people looked at in the past. cuomo regarding governor he passed away earlier this year, did it surprise you that he never ran for president? that was one of the things mentioned in the eulogy and obituary. gov. pataki: it did surprise me. he was the great liberal icon of the democratic party, and had he run he would have had a great deal of support

ruddy giuliani wrote this morning that suck attacks being stopped over the past five or six years, weho want to destroy civilization are continuing the war against us. do you agree with that? >> guest: in 2014, the last full year of data on terrorism, the number of attacks jumped significantly from the year before. so if you look at the 2013 data, there were 11,500 terrorist attacks across the world. 22,000 deaths. in 2014, 13,000 attacks with 31,000 deaths. more than we have seen in the entire modern era. 2015 looks like it is going to be even more violent. so putting it in perspective, more terrorist attacks and more deaths than we have seen in the modern era. and in testimony earlier this year, the united states director of national intelligence said exactly the same thing in testimony. more deaths, more attacks than we have seen. in that sense, mayor guiliani is right. >> host: how do you classify a terrorist attack? >> guest: it has to have political objection and it can be against civilian or non-civilian targets. it comes from the university of maryland stark database for the d

what mayor de blasio had to say about rudy giuliani's criticism. >>> a ref hit hard in the middle of the football game and it looks like the players did it on purpose. >>> what geno smith is saying about pressing charges against a teammate who sucker punched him. >>> plus, jumping on a garbage truck to uncould have your secrets. what an nyu professor learned about new yorkers and their trash. >>> lots of sunshine. nice and warm. absolutely perfect for pretty much anything outdoors. can we expect a repeat tomorrow. >>> i will give you a hint. it's definitely going to be hot. i will have your forecast coming up in just a bit. l th00alieores peseinsof u nto t ghan t vep chlar,dohaweo.ma i prreo. >>> two texas high school football players have been suspended after tackling a referee during the game. now the question is, why did they do it? cbs2's andrea grymes reports. >> reporter: it was late in the game between san antonio's jon jay high school and the marvel falls mustangs when two players purposely crashed into this referee on the healed. the first hit knocks the official to the grou

giuliani. on our show. rosanna: yes, former mayor giuliani on the show yesterday and called mayor deblasio ignorant. he said it twice. greg: horses, it is those that make a living driving the carriages. rosanna: right, but that has calmed down a little bit. greg: what about that there? rosanna: a dog. what is that a body? greg: nudist in times square. uber. christie. rosanna: what is this? greg: new jersey. rosanna: i thought that was his body. greg: shall we clear the air. do you have the number of city hall. enough is enough. we are calling him now. if he doesn't want to come on the show, i really don't care. we'll call him right now. >> hello thank you for calling 311 in new york city. greg: oh brother. we'll get him on the phone in a year. i hit operator. we are not going to get the mayor this way. rosanna: i don't like the automated phones. i want a real person. greg not going to happen. >> continue in english push one. we got the music. rosanna: carry on while we wait. oh, wait. >> now tell me what i

if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor homelessness went up 40% of his watch. he clearly doesn't remember the fact that he chased people but also deprived families of benefits and health. >> de blasio also said giuliani is trying to portray his office as a wonderland. >>> new details about an accident that seriously injured an autistic man in new rochelle. the 20-year-old man was hit by a vehicle on cooper drive just after 10:30 this morning. police say he was with his family at the time of the accident. he's in critical condition. police say the driver remained on the scene and being questioned. >>> police made an arrest in a hit and run that killed a disabled woman. the driver of that minivan that was caught on camera near the accident scene turned himself in after seeing himself on television. marco ortiz is charged with striking and killing marlene zotti while crossing the street with a walker in sunset park. >>> a woman in serious condition after she was injured in a sky diving accident in long island. she was knocked out when she collided with a male sky

i was recruited giuliani campaign in florida. what happened? it was all fired in the belly, 9/11, 9/11, people were saying there's more to life than 9/11. at the start of this race, long way to go, it is a marathon. your young uncle, what is his name? three hours, chill out. juliet: interesting to watch these people go at it. don't you ever disrupt. >> cnn smack down, they are doing what mtv does, two people, and -- juliet: why do so many people -- donald trump been so popular right now? >> you think that is that debate? sick people against one another? former colleague of mine who did the rope on donald trump, trump was like -- i have no idea what he is talking about. ben: they don't go head to head how do you pick one? >> you would ask those questions he asked from the and all of a sudden was spinning from? let him as the others, ask scott walker, you want to build a wall, a fence between the united states and canada keep your house to be is that? get into a dead don't expect these candidates to go at one another like attack dogs. that is wha

former mayor rudy giuliani is among those expected to testify today at a homeland security hearing at the 9/11 memorial museum. the hearing revisit important lessons learned in 9/11. >>> china will celebrate 50 years since its established tibet. >>> and verizon will announce a free and supportive mobile streamin service. it's aimed at more to be available to verizon and nonverizon users. >> millennials like me. >> yeah. >>> he rolls royce new convertible called the dawn arises today. what is it going to cost? it's going to set you back from $350,000 to $400,000. that will be rid sharp, right? >> what color is yours? >> i got mine in blue because that's how we roll. >>> also, leaders in taiwan, they see a fireball streak across the sky. you can see it light up the sky. dash cam video this is found in northern bangkok. there's no information on what exactly it was. however officials believe it was a meteor, or possibly a large piece of space junk. >>> overseas to what we call archaeology on steroids. a big find shrouded in mystery. millions visit stonehenge but researchers us d high-res

. >> reporter: on top of the economist city attack, mayor giuliani slammed de blasio. they bikered over homelessness, these the mayor yesterday on giuliani. >> i think he is dell luis shonnal -- dell luis i don't knownal. >> i will stand on my record when he reduces crime 65%, then he can criticize me. personal. he made a nasty personal comment about me. >> reporter: for the record 205 murder rate to 222 this year, 8% hike. rapes are up 5%. but other big categories like assaults, they are down 3%. burglary also down 12%. that's why the overall crime rate in new york city this year is down 4%. >> it's the liberal policies in this city that have lead to the lawlessness encouraged by the president of the united states. >> governor christie wasn't backing down regardless of the stats prompting one of the mayor's people to tweet out it appears that he is confused about crime stats and his polling numbers. they are both down. mayor giuliani said de blasio should do more to make the west indian day parade safer by concentrating on guns in that area before the parade. so far t

mayor rudy giuliani serves as a partner at bryce well and giuliani.ms as new york city's mayor from 1994 to 2001 and led the city during and in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. i can't think of a more important witness to be here today than you, sir. and we thank you for your service both before, but particularly after 9/11 where you brought such a tragedy brought this country together, sir. and it's with great honor that we have you. and i now yield to you for your testimony. >> mr. chairman, it's a great honor for me to be here. i thank the committee for holding the hearing here. as you said, there could be no more appropriate place. this is not just a museum. this is sacred ground. there are people buried here who were never recovered. so this is a very, very special place not just to me but i think to everyone. when i looked at the wall behind y you, i think of the days and weeks in which we worry that that wall wouldn't hold and this whole place would be flooded. we expended a great deal of time, energy and money in trying to prevent that. and

have changed in the last 20 years than when i worked with rudy giuliani. begging, if it's not intimidating or creating fear, there is really no legal way we can deal with that person, unless they are creating fear. >> sources tell cbs 2 that mayor de blasio visited a homeless encampment in the bronx yesterday, and he was there to observe conditions, and police did not shut it down. >>> you're a new yorkers, you can enter a contest to win tickets for the papal procession through central park. >>> central park will play host for the pope down west drive. many are praying to win tickets to line the route as he makes his way through central park to mass at madison square garden. >> holy father will arrive here from his motorcade from harlem, a good chunk of which, thank god, is now going to be in central park. >> reporter: cardinal dolan unvailed the chair that will be used by the pope made by day laborers. the pope is said to be thrilled the city worked out the logistics for the central park procession, giving tens of thousands the chance to see him from 72nd

the streets appears to be up, and bratton says removing them was easier when he worked for rudy giuliani. >> laws have changed in the last 20 years, with the tools we had to work with when i worked with mayor rudy giuliani. begging, if it's not intimidating or creating fear, there is really no legal way we can deal with that person unless they are creating fear. >> sources tell cbs 2 that mayor de blasio, today, visited a homeless encampment in the parkchester section of the bronx, observed the conditions, and police did not shut it down. >>> president obama won enough support in the senate today to secure the iran nuclear deal. the maryland democrat was the 34th senator to back the agreement. and that means even though congress will likely reject the deal, the president has enough support to sustain a veto, and if 41 senators back the bill, they can filibuster it so it never comes up for a formal vote. >>> next here at 11 tonight a transit officer becomes a hero. >> get off of me. stay awake. don't fall asleep. >> the family can meet the man who saved their loved one's life. >>> hanging

we're following it. >>> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani.rs, the curmudgeon, cranky old 73-year-old socialist up by ten in iowa, 22 in new hampshire. get this, her support in "the washington post"/abc poll has gone down among democrats to a low of 42%. what do you make of this? >> what i make of it is she's in serious trouble. watching her campaign deal with it as a campaign issue to me as a person who has been a lawyer a lot longer than a politician is a terrible mistake. hillary needs a really good criminal lawyer. >> this is important because i've been quoting -- >> she's in serious jeopardy. >> explain. >> well, there are any number of statutes that, if you take the facts as true -- and again, they may not be -- you would have a prima facie case. the whole uvs situation, conflict of interest, possible bribery, possible explanation for why she deleted the e-mails, which you could argue to a jury as an inference of guilty knowledge because if there's any communication between her and anyone from the bill clinton side where they were gettin

police commission bratton testified and former mayor rudy giuliani. >> for new york city, i would have to say we're about as well prepared as you can be. if something should happen, i think we'd be better able to handle it than other places. let's pray it doesn't happen. steve: they continued ways to help first responders who suffered illnesses after working at ground zero following the attack. dari: senate democrats believe they have the votes to block a passage of a resolution against the iran deal. supporters of the agreement stopped short of declaring victory because it is still uncertain whether all 41 senators now in favor would also support a filibuster to block a vote. republicans who control the deal. it should be noted that many democrats oppose it as well saying it makes dangerous concessions to iran. they hope to still push the resolution through, though, in a vote this month. steve: bottom of your screen is not incorrect. 94 degrees at 5:03. incredible stuff. it's amazing weather. nick: today was the hottest day of the summer we've seen. you'd think it happened after july

and rudy giuliani joins us. live pictures of lower manhattan. breaking news about a presidential hopeful this time around who seems to be quickly losing hope. here's what former texas governor rick perry said late today before members of the conservative eagle form in st. louis. >> when i gave my life to christ, i said your ways are greater than my ways. your will is superior to mine. today i submit to you his will remains a mystery. but some things have come and become very clear to me. that is why today i am suspending my campaign for the presidency of the united states. >> governor perry polling in the single digits and stopped paying campaign staffers. failed to make the primetime cnn debate five days away in the reagan library. and showed every sign of going nowhere. reaction now from cnn commentator, donald trump supporter, jeffrey lord, and senior adviser to the rand paul super pac, concerned american voters what do you make of this? not a huge surprise. timing of it sooner than some thought? >> well i think there is a couple interesting

that is where mayor giuliani was setting up with the police commissioner. and then i, that's when i ran into dunne. i told dunne what i wanted to do. and dunne said, you know, we were looking at the flames of the both towers, literally what we could see at the time, looked like from a tickertape parade, was actually metal and bodies. that is the scene we were looking at from the top towers. it was just, it was really something ripped out of a science fiction thing and joe said to me that he would rather that i go back to headquarters because we were setting up a situation room in police headquarters. as bad as that was at time. we did not see the towers coming down. it was five minutes before the first tower came down. but we didn't see that happening. so, we were looking at unprecedented disaster and an attack but like in terms of the event, like a long-term fire and dunne wanted me to go assist setting up the situation room at 1 pp, 1 police plaza, police headquarters. so that probably saved my life because it turned me around for about a block in the oth

. >> in that race, new york's mayor rudy giuliani endorsed governor cuomo, not you. what was the reaction? >> it was a shock and a hurt to me because he was well-known. he had just gotten elected mayor of new york. and i was unknown. here's a republican who doesn't like pataki. he's going to be an extremist, he's too conservative for the state. so it hurt. but on the other hand, i was talking earlier, when you grow up on the farm, you think you have the best crop and a hurricane comes along and you pick yourself up and go along anyway. and that's what we did. we picked ourselves up and said look, that's what he thinks, but here's why i can lead the state and change things. ultimately, made the case, fought the fight and won. that's exactly what i hope to do here. i was way behind in the polls. i understand i'm way behind in the polls on the republican side now. but there are a lot of serious issues facing the country. i know i have the ability to resolve those issues working as a conservative republican but with democrats as well. and i hope the people, as the electi

giuliani: mr. chairman, it is a great honor to be here, and i thank the committee for holding the hearing here. as he said, there could not be a more important place. this is not just a museum. this is sacred ground. there are people buried here who were never recovered, so this is a very, very special place, not just to me but i think to everyone. when i look at the wall behind you, i think of the days and weeks in which we worry that and wall would not hold, this whole place would be flooded. we expended a great deal of time, energy, and money trying to prevent that, and probably most of all, i think the caskets and the people that were carried out here with american flags draped on them in great, solemn of assion, and i think judge who was the first body we found here on september 11, brought to st. peter's church, and i remember his last words to me. , which before he died was god bless us, so maybe we should begin with that, with god blessing us. this museum is many, many things, and you will

i've talked to mayor giuliani. i called president bush and asked him to shut down the airspace.he had already shut down the airspace over america. then we just went to work that day, and it was, you could never anticipate the. no one knew what might happen next. it was a horrible time but it was a time when you just had to put aside all the other concerns and do whatever you could to lead to the crisis. i'll tell you, that afternoon i spoke to mayor giuliani and the in out of pocket for like four or five hours because he had been trapped under a building when his command center was destroyed. he called and said i'm back, i'm okay, we have it temporary command center in about a minute i thought i said i'd bring my entire team down to me with yours. i think that's most important decision i ever made. from that afternoon on, 24 hours a day can anyone from every state officials working to get us through september 11, every city officials working to get us through september 11. when the feds came in a day or two later, they were in that room. there was never any doubt as to who is go

talked to mayor giuliani. told hum i was in the city.g the state's emergency response immediately. called president bush. i actually got him at the education summit in florida and we talked about closing the airspace and taking appropriate steps. and then, it's the only time in 14 years i ignored my security. they said, you have to get out of here's you have to go to the command center in albany because we don't know what's going to happen. i said, no. i can't leave. i can't leave new york. ooo-ey can't be fleeing to a bunker. so i stayed and actually went to lower manhattan, walked the streets, talked to people as we were organizing our response. >> what's the memory 14 years later that sticks with you the most from walking those streets right after the attacks? >> what willie mentioned, about the awful, awful infernal that was the pile. i went down and actually that night was at ground zero, and the flames were everywhere. you could taste the air from one river to the other. if ever there was dante's inferno live, it was lower manhatta

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mayor rudy giuliani serves as a partner and chairman of the chief executive officer of giuliani partners. previously, mayor ghoully annie served two terms of new york city as mayor and was with the city during and in the aftermaths of the 9/11 attacks. i can't think of a more important witness to be here today than you, sir, and we thank you for your service, both before and particularly after 9/11 where you brought such a tragedy, brought this country together, sir. and it's with great honor that we have you and i now yield to you for your testimony. >> mr. chairman, it's a great honor for me to be here. i thank the committee for holding the hearing here. as you said, there could be no more appropriate place. this is not just a museum. it's a sacred ground. there are people buried here who were never recovered. so this is a very, very special place, not just to me, but i think to everyone. when i look at the wall behind you, i think of the days and weeks in which we worry that that wall wouldn't hold and this whole place would be flooded. we expended a great deal of time, energy and mon

that is rudy giuliani. bill de blasio walked in a little earlier. the night of 9/11 on the steps of the capitol that congress 2001, wethat night, want to show you this. this is from september 11, 2001. the leaders of the congress at that time. this was a spontaneous moment when the republicans and democrats did a moment of silence on the steps of the g "godl and then san bless america." margaret, wyoming. go ahead. i remember 9/11 clearly. i was watching tv when it happened. the first thing that came to my war.was this is an act of we are going to war. that did not happen. later, as the other caller was commenting, it is disturbing to me that the united states has not taken the initiative to control its borders and keep all middle eastern people out of the united states. just for homeland security, for keeping our country safe. we are letting more and more in. we are being infiltrated. that is my comments. margaret, laramie, wyoming. live pictures from the white house. you can see the crowds gathering. the president and mr. obama will come out. at 8

giuliani blasted for the homeless crisis in the city. former mayor writes city with homeless has no love of its people. he goes on to claim as mayor he removed homeless people from the streets by providing solutions to their problems. he says, quote, if a contradiction to describe stance as progressive and should be properly regarded as retrogressive and mayor de blasio has not responded. >> cruse battle it out for title of top tug boat on the hudson yesterday. >> great north river competition held in hudson river park. nose to nose tug boat pushing and line tossing when they were finished amateurs got in the action with their own contest. kerry: like a lot of fun. e heavy metal what is gone to the dogs. ben: have a look. or at least to the drum playing pug. >> cutest thing ever. looks like he's banging out to sandman. no word whether metallica drum has offered the pug a spot on stage. >> love those hots pink sunglasses. very cute. yes. adorable coming up on god day author salomon will join us in the 9:00 hour. >> one of the giants of th

rudy giuliani called iran one of the biggest threats to security and announced the recent ordeal. >> we have got a dangerous situation developing in the middle east where we have a divided middle east. taking action to prevent it. instead it is negotiating an agreement which recognizes something we have been fighting for decades which is that nuclear iran. which will make it even a bigger empire. ben: to prevent another september 11th rudy giuliani advocated a more aggressive approach especially in response to isis. juliet: he used the word empire i think very deliberately. we have a lot more coming up. ben: including hillary clinton saying she did nothing wrong when it comes to her e-mail yet she issued an apology. juliet: will we have another record setter today? ben: 97 yesterday. >> meteorologist: we are at 77 degrees, another hot and humid day on to happen but not quite as hot as it was yesterday. you can track the weather with us with live interactive radar. myfoxny.com, find it free and your google play store, stay more right back. get lost in pumpkin. pick up your favorite pu

former mayor rudy giuliani without naming deblasio, the progressive view that people have the right to live on the sidewalk is not only legally devoid of any merit but is iindecent and meritless. blaming the predecessors rather than his own policies. >> this is a historic problem decades old. it has gotten worse as the economy has squeezed people more and the cost of housing has gotten sky high. >> the number of homeless has hit 58,000. >> it's beginning to feel like the '80s and late '90s. then everyone agreed that homelessness was out of control. >> about 50,000 live on the streets. half of them have mental problems. >> about 2% scare the heck out of everybody. >> new york and los angeles have announced crack downs on homeless encampments despite strong opposition. >> what is an encampment? they don't have anything over their heads. >> the nypd is trying to be compassionate. but notes the homeless cannot be simply ushered away or criminalized. >> the people sitting on the sidewalk with a sign, hungry, i need help, et cetera, there is really no legal way we can deal with that person u

to alan's points tell that to giuliani and pataki and others in manhattan. that's a hard thing to defend when you are on camera. >> he wants to be president of the united states. a republican president. the caucasus and the primaries are not popularity contests. they are get out the vote efforts by the party faithful. trump will have a hard time turning his popularity into votes with positions like that. bill: thank you, alan, thank you, brad. martha: fox lake police telling people they need to stay inside and lock their doors as they hunts for three suspects nearly 24 hours after the brutal killing of an illinois police officer. it's just one in a string of this shootings across this nation. but is it happening more now? bill: a hearing set to get under way today. six officers charged in the death of freddie gray. should the state's attorney recuse herself? bill: police say they are searching for three suspects after the killing of a police officer in northern illinois. police are telling people in fox lake to stay indoors as they try to hunt down three the