hochul wasn't the only one approach, eric adams and d.a. bragg were both confronted directly this time by officer dill early's wife. the source tells me she let them have it, too. telling them the same thing that was told to hochul, his blood is on your hands. i understand that bragg kept quiet and for a second it looked like going to engage. he realized weighs heavily outnumbered and a politician thought better of it and left. the most shocking part about all of this is despite the fact that none of these leaders were welcomed at the wake, i have now learned tonight from a source that kathy hochul, the governor, asked to speak at tomorrow's funeral at saint rose. >> so did, hold on to something tight, a.g. letitia james. both were rejected by the family. joining us now fellow long islanders lee zeldin, former new york congressman who came within a few points of being the next governor of the state, lee. have you had a chance to digest that moments ago. your thoughts first about the request to speak from letitia james and governor hochul? >

robbery up 4% hochul crime up for an half percent. retail theft up almost 7%.e could look at this and say that's not bad considering it is new york city. how would you respond to that? >> i would say comparing 2024 to 2023 is comparing bad to worse. we really should be looking at 2019 for but let's be fair covid it definitely had an effect. but also the criminal justice reform really began to take wing and that year end have progressed since. there have been at least 10 new measures coming out of city council just designed to throw bureaucratic sand into gears of the nypd. if we can purge it 2019 or up a full third in seven major felonies. i would also argue being up in a robberies compared to last years of very bad sign. disagree a little bit with a lot of the criminal justice scholars who are out there who use murder as the metric. i really think robbery is the metric it's violence press the profit motive that affects your neighborhood. arthel: robbery was up 4%. from last year. alright paul, do you have to go we have to leave it there appreciate your time. p

your thoughtabes first about the request to speak from letitia james and governor hochul.ou how completely out of touch and disrespectful it's about them when you make that kind of request. it really should be about family. they can have speak whoever they want to have speak. and if you aren'd t invited to provide remarks, then you don't trty push your way's m into it. i mean, i think it's time foforr some of these elected officials that you referenced to be doing some sel f when kathy hochul went to drop the first punk at the rangers game at madisonsh square garden, she was booed out of it. thousands of people the samee wi would happen if she went to yankee stadium or citi fielda and game or knicks gamems and support these politicians to ask themselveelvess why. the reason why they're getting this type of response isee won' is because you take kathy hochul, it's because she won't fire alvint fire, braggedw manhattan d.a. refuses to enforce the law. they jus t a new congestion pricing, making it more expensive to drive into the city when new yorkers are struggling to make

. >> now to this, new york governor kathy hochul defending for her behavior for jonathon diller hochuln the minds of many at the funeral including her -- widow stephany. >> i will grow without my husband an his parents have to say good-bye to their child. how many more police officers and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? i don't wish this kind of pain on anyone. >> and at the wake on friday, a source tells our very own brian kilmeade hochul came in while the family was closing the casket but the family couldn't stop her. one family member told hochul, quote, his blood is on your hands, then the source says when hochul got outside another family member confronted her and told her laws need to change because that's the reason why officer diller was killed. the governor saying and i, quote, people will do what they're going to do for their own reasons i will remain convinced that it was the right thing to do. that i would do it again and that's my job. my job is to be there when people need me, if they need to talk to mess and --

. >> john: new york governor hochul deploying the national guard in the subway to combat crime. remember when senator tom cotton suggested that four years ago, the media made him a pariah for even suggesting it. his reaction this hour. >> sandra: and we expect president biden to blame the border crisis on congressional republicans like congresswoman elise stefanik, bringing a border patrol agent with her as her guest tonight. she'll join us live next. the ti. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our shipping

governor hochul showed up anyway, and it turned into a mess. and this is a soundbite or a video from lee zeldin reacting, reacting to just that. how completely out of touch and disrespectful it's about them. when you make that kind of request, it really should be about the family. they can have speed, whoever they want to have, speak and if you aren't invited to provide remarks, then you don't try to push your way into it and it's important for these politicians to ask themselves why the people who are in charge, these elected officials, aren't actually making life in new york any better. so now you confront that problem with the raw emotion of a family who just lost their loved one, and the last thing in the world that they want are any of these democratic politicians to try to grandstand selflessly for their own good? well, i'm so glad brian was there. it was beautiful to see so many people come together to honor jonathan diller. i just want to reiterate before i get to kathy hochul, because i will get to her, what stephanie diller said this,

governor hochul says anyone who refuses a bag check may not be riding the subway. new york city mayor with eric adams said the city continues to review potentially using metal detectors on the subway system. griff. griff: that would be something to see. c.b. cotton live if for us, thank you. aishah? aishah: the u.s. airdropped another round to of knew hand marijuana -- humanitarian aid into northern gaza today, but it could be months before we see president biden's temporary port get up and running. that's next. ♪ ith age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. >> tech: cracked windshield? schedule with safelite, and we'll come to you to fix it. >> tech vo: this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted her when we were on our way. she could track us and see exactly when we'd arrive. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> woman: you must be pascal. >>

governor cath eye hochul just -- kathy hochul sent the national guard to patrol the subways and hochul pushed in 1,000 guard and new york state police right after mayor eric adams celebrated the decline in his city's crime rates. they say hochul's move is an election year stunt. some citizens say thank god they're coming and republicans are calling for a ban on china-owned app tiktok. >> we've listened to warnings from every major national security official in the biden administration. message we've heard from them is that tiktok under its current ownership structure is a threat to u.s. national security. >> you have national security implications here obviously that raise the alarm about something needing to be done. >> harris: well, president biden oddly claims he's for the ban. however, he is still definitely using tiktok for his campaign to go after young voters. would you call it hypocrisy? steve hilton, next. ♪(song in french)♪ (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and ener

video shows and warner telling hochul what he thought of her.urces tell fox the governor didn't listen to the family's wishes. they asked her to wait for dealers casket to be closed before she paid respects, but she reportedly blew them off and just waltz right in. the family also reported in late into hochul, telling her, quote, "his blood is on your hands." sources also say hochul and letitia james asked to speak out officer diller's funeral tomorrow. both were rejected by the family. >>> ahead, billy ray cyrus joins primetime. ♪ ♪ meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. we love being outside, but the sun makes

governor hochul asked to speak today in st.officer diller and so did letitia james and were rejected by the family. isn't that insane? it's just nuts. they're trying in some diabolical way saying we're tough on crime too, but nobody is buying it. joey: can't have it both ways. pete: what an interesting detail in a lot of great on the ground information. brian, we're going to come back to you later in the show as well. thank you so much. thanks for doing this for us on a saturday. rachel: great stuff. pete: really appreciate it. you can feel it, brian is such an authentic guy, and then when you see him in his hometown there, he knows a lot of these people and can get the access and talk to them, we're going to get the real scoop today of how peel feel. joey: and we're grateful brian is invited to be there. pete: yeah, for sure. afterwomen in new york speak out about being punched in the face randomly, the new york times is being slammed for their response? we'll show it to you. rachel: yeah. but first, one viral 24-year-old truc

kathy hochul, i don't blame the family for not wanting letitia james and kathy hochul to speak at theal what they do have blood on their hands. they are responsible for this culture of impunity for criminals. they champion bail reform. even eric adams and former nypd police commissioner said in 2 2022, they talked about how ten criminals combined arrested for 85 times. the suspect killer of jonathan diller was arrested 21 times, nine felonies so they are directly responsible for this culture of impunity where criminals walk the streets and they honorably and fearlessly and selflessly put their lives on the line for the community so shane on every democrat. i probably make changes in this country because this did not have to happen. >> that's the part, it didn't have to happen. watch the full interview with president trump tonight on one nation 9:00 p.m. jampacked big weekend show. biden joins in as liberals take a swipe at easter. >> i got punched in the face walking home. i was literally leaving class. >> i was literally just walking in a man came up and punched me in the face. >> ne

there is an opportunity cost for that political optic that hochul decided to do.nt over a real action that would reduce crime and make us safer, so what she did actually made us less safe, which comes to the question, when is enough enough? what does it take? we keep saying that. do you think of one party rule is over in these cities? is it time to try something new and let the adults back in the room? a good city's run by democrats and republican. the mom and dad. that's how things work. it is not dems and crazier dems. you can't split the power that way. now it isn't dems, crazier dems, and the craziest dems. may be tried dems, crazy dems, and some republicans. have a republican mayor come back and this would be over. >> pete: harold, do you think that is in the cards? we are seeing things like this on a regular basis. >> harold: i don't have a problem with political diversity. i'd love for democrats to have a majority, but at the same time i want answers, and i think greg touches on it. three quick things. with regard to this, i'm glad bragg has decided not to

he says this is why he commends new york governor kathy hochul for the new, additional bag checks. >>check your bag to make sure everybody's safe? i don't see that as a problem. i think that should put a lot of minds at ease, a lot of people at rest on their commute to and from. that two minutes can make a major difference. in that process of going back and forth. >> reporter: and that's what new york governor kathy hochul says she wants for new yorkers, a safer commute. this week we've watched the military and state troopers doing bag checks in the busiestway stations in the city. none having at this current station, but again, we've watched it unfold all throughout the week other places. the ny if pd also deployed an additional 1,000 officers to subway stations across the city last month after a spike in transit crime so is, aishah, between that effort or and governor hochul's new plan, there's now a force of an additional 2,000 people patrolling the city's subway system. -- system. back to you. aishah: wow. i've never seen it like that when i lived there. c.b. cotton, thank you ver

some give governor hochul credit for showing up, fine.'d rather they change the policies but at the last minute became pro cop in order to hold off lee zeldin's surge ask since that time there's been movement to try and roll back the bail reform and it's been ineffective and speakers like carl hastings and others saying -- cracking down on crim criminals is not a deterrent on crime. they're missing the point. when you crackdown on a criminal, they're in jail and not going to commit that crime. that makes me happy. worry about deterrence later and i want these guys off the street. now they're punching women randomly in the face and caved this in woman's face the other day and they get the guy and he's out with zero bail. how is this allowed? joey: brian, on that point about the governor, i said early if she did show up at least she had to hear and see the heart ache these policies caused. you were saying earlier in the show you confirmed and heard from the family, she didn't just show up and kind of pushed her way in before she was welcome

and governor hochul saw that people concerned about crime, and she took the weapons she has, which are not very many, which are the state troopers and the national guard. now, let's be very serious the national guard has a military force. they can't arrest anyone. they are there for disasters, there, therefore, terrorism and during the post 911 environment, they were involved in helping make the subways safe by checking people carrying dangerous objects. however, new york police department is quite adept at fighting crime and brought grind down there during the bloomberg years and giuliani years. and of course, it grows during the de blasio years because of the pandemic. and what we have now is a surge of basically violent antisocial behavior as well as having a much more lenient criminal justice system. here, getting to really the heart of this, because what we want to know is how new yorkers are reacting to this. and do you you think that they feel really some of the futility of this, like why couldn't the the transit cops continue to do this job >> well, the mayor adams asked the me

hochul, and there was some controversy.esterday, there's a lot of conversation -- pete: she showed up to the wake. rachel: not the funeral. but when she went to the wake, you know, was she told to leave? if she claims that she was invited, others say she wasn't. here's what she said, governor kathy hochul, about it. people -- can this is her response to the fact that she, people asked her about being asked to leave. she said, well, people will do what they're going to do for their own reasons, and i will remain convinced that it was the right thing to do, going to the wake. i would do it again, and that's my job. my job is to be there when people need me, if they need to talk to me, and they all needed to talk to me. my job is to listen. we were told the family is welcoming, we all a check. and they said to come and i went and no one told me to leave. seems to contradict what brian said is. pete: yeah. i mean, i tend to believe brian kilmeade on this -- rachel: me too. pete: and maybe she was formally told to leave, it was

governor kathy hochul sends in the national guard to subway stations amid a spike in violent crime.k at this headline. new york times among the first to report this development and suddenly the governor wants law & order. remember during the so-called 2020 with senator tom cotton of arkansas on request and called for the use of the national guard to bring law & order to the big cities? say controversy is a major understatement. resulted in editors being pushed out their jobs, fired rather than dependence the expression and freedom of expression the author published was asked to publish. i meant to the story with an editor's note condemning the piece reading and part of the publication this assignment strong criticism from many readers and many times colleagues prompting editors to review the peace and editing process based on the review, we have concluded they fell short of our standards and should not have been published. my head is still been, too. they may not have liked his opinion them but now they got it reported as a fact and remedy. the irony senator tom cotton of arkansas h

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. >>> here in new york, a wave of violent crime in the subways prompting governor kathy hochul to order the deployment of hundreds of national guard members to protect passengers with more on that, here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: in new york city, subway riders are on edge >> i don't feel safe. >> reporter: crime is rising on the trains according to nypd data in recent weeks, multiple violent assaults including this terrifying moment when a woman bashed cellist iain forrest in the head performing on a subway platform, the second time he's been attacked. >> they say lightning doesn't strike twice, but this was a terrible moment of deja vu. >> reporter: today new york's governor kathy hochul said she is assembling a team of 1,000 including the national guard and state police to help secure the massive transit system >> these brazen, heinous attacks on our subway system will not be tolerated >> reporter: teams will be stationed at the busiest and most problematic stations searching bags. civil liberties activists calling it overreaction and overreach. >> do you think you will have an i

. >> transit workers and leaders from other cities are weighing in on new york governor kathy hochul'syork city's subway system the largest transit union says it's a move he may advocate for himself. >> a great idea. something -- the mark transit crime declined in february, nypd credited to an additional 1000 officers searched into the subway system last month but to date data shows transit crime is still up compared to the same time frame last year. kathy hochul hopes the extra foot traffic from military and state troopers will be on the heels of any would-be criminals. new york republicans have been critical of the plan and said she should overhaul bail reform and progress in many prosecutors. here are some new yorkers who weighed in about the course through the city's busiest subway stations. >> i think what will make new yorkers paper if they follow the law and the police beat the police. >> there's no law and order, it's wild. they will hear it come november, november 5 they will hear it big time. >> hochul has if someone refuses to fact check they will be ready and a new developm

saying that he believes it is possible to find common ground >>> in new york city, governor kathy hochul is deploying hundreds of national guard members to the subway to help combat a recent spike in crime here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: in new york city subway riders are on edge. >> i don't feel safe >> reporter: crime is rising on the trains, according to nypd data in recent weeks, multiple violent assaults, including this terrifying moment when a woman bashed cellist ian forrest in the head, performing on a subway platform the second time he's been attacked >> they say lightning doesn't strike twice, but this was a terrible moment of deja vu >> reporter: kathy hochul says she is assembling a team of 1,000, including the national guard and state police to help secure the massive transit system >> these brazen, heinous attacks on our subway system hadwill nob tolerated. >> reporter: teams will be stationed at the busiest and most problematic stations, searching bags civil liberties activists calling it overreaction and overreach. do you think you will have an impact on weapons getti

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. >>> "cbs new york" reports governor kathy hochul is deploying national guard troops to new york citybway system there amid rising crime. hochul said 750 members of the national guard and 250 state troopers and transit officers will help the nypd patrol subway platforms and conduct bag checks for weapons. new security cameras will be added. mayor adams said he's adding more city police officers to the subways, as well. >>> and "the pittsburgh post-gazette" says a pennsylvania woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a bear attack. police say the woman was attacked as she tried to separate her dog and a female black bear with their cubs. the woman suffered injuries to her head and arms. the dog was not hurt. >> she was on top of me, and then i thought -- i'm screaming, i'm screaming, you know, someone, please help me, i'm screaming at the top of my lungs. it was terrifying -- i really thought that -- you know, that was going to be it. >> police found the bears in a tree. the mother bear was killed. the three cubs were tranquilized and release into the wild. >>> still to come, co

governor hochul announced a force of about 1,000 state police and national guard. the move comes after a string of high-profile violent attacks hochul says the idea is for riders to feel safer >> no one heading to their job or to visit family or go to a dr. appo doctor appointment should worry that the person sitting next to them possesses a deadly weapon >>> sense novince s since novem rebels have been attacking ships in the red sea and now they just caused their first deaths when three crew members aboard a vessel were killed by a ballistic missile. for the latest, let's go to claudio lavan ga good morning tell us what happened. >> reporter: good morning, frances. the u.s. central command confirmed that on wednesday, that ship called "true confidence" was struck at about 11:30 in the morning by an anti-ship ballistic missile fired from area in yemen controlled by the houthi rebels. this is the latest in long series of attacks against merchant ships in the red sea by the houthis, but this is the first time someone gets killed in it. three sailors, two from the phi

governor hochul, late to the party. >> emily: that is right, brass tacks, chief of patrol put a tweetrkers want truth and solution, let's talk. he went through the facts. transit system is not a war zone, bag checks have been around. how about arresting and indicting and prosecuting them, incarcerate them. this is a practical solution, it is enforcing the laws. >> carley: i think adding national guard members to subway system is a welcome sight. i was talking to somebody who works overnight shift and i said, do you see police officers on the subway system and he said never. he sees a lot of homeless people riding the subway and folks that look mentally unstable. think about that population mixed with commuters in metal cube with no security, no wonder crime is going through the roof with transit crime. when you arrest people, you have to keep them in jail. and that is what the tweet is you were talking about and i want to point out, if your name is tom cotton, you should skip your day today, he wrote an op ed and called racist for calling for national guard to be sent in to stop crime

hochul wasn't the only one approach that the wake.or eric adams and da elvin bragg were both confronted directly, this time by officer diller's life. the source said she let them have it too, saying, his blood is on your hands. >> jason: far left politicians and district attorneys -- attorneys have empowered criminals like the ones accused of murdering officer diller. sadly, violent crime is a serious problem across new york city and is still way up from prepandemic levels. this week, another new york city woman was randomly punched in the face. the allegation is that it appears to be growing trend in the city. the victim allegedly suffered a broken jaw and her mouth is now wired shot. but the alleged perpetrator was released from jail without posting bail, despite two prior arrests for assault. here now with more, florida congressman byron donalds and contributor leo terrell. gentlemen, i know you get as infuriated as i do at these types of situations, because you have a dead officer. we have to remember him and his family first and

it looked like she was telling hochul off. didn't look like the widow had a kind word to say. the governor's office saying she attended the wake to honor the loss of officer diller to officer condolences for family and loved ones dealing with unimaginable grief. i can see the cops position. and they put it out even one of the unions said don't show up. you guys have done enough, caused enough grief. don't come. if you don't know. you get hit and if you do go you have something like this which is embarrassing to her, but she should be embarrassed about what she's done. joey: i won't play devils advocate but i'm going to say this. i took a step back and looked at this. we don't know what the conversation was. i imagine the family after meeting with trump, anyone to bring added publicity or press or make anything look like it was for political reasons. you have a whole day of other networks talking about donald trump like he wasn't genuine i will say this. i believe donald trump's trip was genuine. he was there because he cared. he is running for president. the people in charge o

two years ago in 2022, kathy hochul, our governor, said crime is a fiction of the imagination, that we ago the president comes out and says crime is lower than it has been in 50 years. now we have a police state in the subways. now i'm a prosecutor. you know, law enforcement is in my blood. i like protecting people. but at the same time, you know, what you are doing is because of your failed policies. you are literally imprisoning new yorkers, just like the consumers. everything we want to buy's behind plexiglas, and we've got to make sure we can get some buddy to get the toothpaste out. now we have the people in the subways, they have to wait for 25 people ahead of them to get their bags checked. when all they need do is not have defunded the police and the purse know my first place. all they need do -- this is the democrats -- they decided what they wanted to do was eliminate cash bail with this bull nonsense that we need. you can be arrested nine times, we are going to let you out. so in the end, what has happened because of their failed policies? we are paying the price. they are s

governor hochul says if they refuse a bad check, they won't ride the train. >> they can refuse?n refuse them. they can walk. >> according to nypd, there's been a 13% increase in transit crimes. so far this year, compared to the same time frame last year. martha? >> martha: thanks, c.b. see if it works. now this is 27-year-old washington state trooper christopher gadt. a husband, a father to a baby girl. his life has been cut short. allegedly by an illegal immigrant from mexico who rammed in to his parked patrol car. mosh on this tragic story next. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) but i got jesus here, and we were wondering if you might want to pray with us. w

daniel penny's lawyer, reacting to hochul's new policy. this. >> she talked about wanting to comfort the senior citizen on the train, the high school kids going to school and the mother with a stroller or with the children on the train and wanted to make them feel safe. that basically describes to a tee at least three of the individuals on the subway car when jordan neely came in and threatened everybody. >> this is going to be some trial, it's going to trial and bring together all the issues we are discussing and going to get really heated and it's really unfortunate. it was preventable if the people running the city and state could deal with reality. what has -- >> sandra: punish crime. >> lock up the people would keep doing it. like 330 people are responsible for almost a third of all shoplifting in the entire city. wow. if we target those 330, maybe we might see some progress here. they talk, the prosecutors in the town talk about the fact they go after them, it's all smoke and mirrors. they are letting everybody out and they are closi

adams and governor kathy hochul have also added 2,000 more officers and national guardsmen to the subway system. but the two are facing pushback from state democrats. for instance, on governor hochul's idea to toughen penalties against criminals who attack retail workers in the state, the state assembly speaker carl hastie said "i just don't believe raising penalties is ever a deterrent on crime." the reality is mergers and shootings are down double digits in new york city. also overall crime down some 2%. but assaults, robberies, and transit crime are all up. aishah, mayor adams has mental health, repeat criminal offenders, and random acts of violence are the problems, but the solutions lie with democratic state lawmakers who control state government and aren't seeing eye to eye on the solutions. aishah? >> aishah: bryan llenas, thank you for that report. sandra? >> sandra: thank you, aishah. dave rubin joining us, host of the rubin report. people being pushed into subways, women being attacked, this fallen police officer out in massapequa. why would you have the new york city mayor ins

new york governor kathy hochul announced the measure to help combat an uptick in violent crime on theenlisted another 1,000 nypd officers to work the subway. governor hochul said the officers are expected to patrol platforms and check commuters' bags for weapons. us republican presidential candidate nikki haley officially suspended her campaign a day after 15 states held primaries and caucuses on super tuesday. haley only managed to win in the state of vermont, and trailed far behind former president donald trump in other states. mr trump is now virtually assured of clinching the republican nominaton for president. in her speech, nikki haley congratulated the former president and wished him all the best, but stopped short of endorsing him. i have always been a conservative republican and always supported the republican nominee. but on this question, as she did on so many others, margaret thatcher provided some good advice when she said, "never just follow the crowd — always make up your own mind." it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who d

new york governor hochul says bail reform is not the issue here.on. >> and maybe the d.a. should have done a more thorough investigation and brought murder charges or conspiracy to commit murder or even assault charges. all are bail eligible. >> the district attorney is firing back at governor kathy hochul and says her public safety platform is "laughably inadequate." adding "when law enforcement had enough to arrest them for serious felonies they made the arrests." two men and two women pled not guilty for concealing a corpse, and they walked out of court, turned over passports and cannot leave the county. but they say they have meat cleavers, blood, and surveillance vehicles. a severed head, arms, and legs, were found here, and two other locations on long island. investigators say the two victims in this case are a man and woman in their 50s, but they haven't revealed their identities or potential connection they may have with the suspects. sandra. >> sandra: just a horrific story in so many ways. thank you. john. >> john: the eyes of the nation

but as you mentioned, david, this comes just days after governor hochul sent the national guard into stations across this city amid a 13% spike in subway crime so far this year. david? >> david: erielle reshef tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> we turn now to the race for president, and tonight, vice president kamala harris, the first vice president to ever visit a planned parenthood that provides abortions, telling voters, women's reproductive rights, abortion rights, are on the ballot this presidential election. and tonight here, what's happened, even in conservative states, when the issue of abortion has been put on the ballot after roe went down. here's abc's rachel scott tonight. >> reporter: tonight, kamala harris making history as the first vice president to visit a women's health clinic where abortions are provided, a sign of just how central this issue has become to the biden campaign. >> and walking through this clinic, that's what i saw. are people who have dedicated their lives to the profession of providing health care in a safe place, that gives people dignity. and i thin

new york governor kathy hochul announced the measure to help combat an uptick in violent crime on theed another 1,000 nypd officers to work the subway. governor hochul said the officers are expected to patrol platforms and check commuters' bags for weapons. the international organization for migration says that 2023 was the deadliest year for migrants since records began a decade ago. more than 8,500 people died on migration routes around the world. the un agency report says that's a 20% increase from the year before. the most dangerous journey continues to be the mediterranean sea crossing, with over 3,000 deaths and disappearances. prosecutors in new york have dropped a case against three men charged with conspiring to sell handwritten lyrics to the famed eagles hit hotel california. former eagles member don henley had claimed a notepad with the song's lyrics was stolen before being put up for sale in 2012. new evidence called the case's fairness into question. the three men had pleaded not guilty to the charges. us republican presidential candidate nikki haley officially suspended

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nonetheless, governor kathy hochul maintains that one of the main priorities is to make sure that the people who used his system every day, you'll say for doing so. polo sandoval, cnn new york >> the international community is keeping a watchful eye on a haiti amid spiraling gang violence. us secretary of state antony blinken and kenyan president william ruto discuss the worsening situation during a call on saturday and underscored their commitment to restore security to the island nation. cnn's patrick oppmann reports police officers on friday night in haiti reported an attack near the national palace when the most >> symbolic buildings in that nation, it's not clear if the gang members that led this coordinated attack work targeting, please? or would hope to actually take the national palace simply damage it. there's been a lot of concern both in haiti and at the state department that if the gang members that are raging out of control at war to take a building like the national palace, essentially, haiti's white house, or the airport in port-au-prince, it would be highly symbolic of

so that is why you're coming or kathy hochul has rolled out this multi-pronged approach. but as you can imagine, the one that's really getting a lot of attention is the increase of at least 1,000 a. combination of national guard and state police, as well as mta officers. their main goal will be to really focus on bag searches, which usually taken care of by the nypd. they'll continue to do that. this will simply supplement that as you can imagine, this has been received in different ways by those people who use the system every day hey, some of them have told cnn that they feel really so reassured, but others calling into question as to whether or not if you bag checks will prevent let's say a late night scuffle between subway riders are recently a conductor that was slapped with a sharp object. or generally he's be survived. but ultimately though the governor maintaining alex as we send things back to you, that this is all about trying to reassure the people who use that. not only weekends. >> of course, certainly on the weekdays as well. >> all right. polo sandoval in n

danny petit case. >> but look, she can go out mayr kathy hochul or mayor adams of the whole lot of the democrat e des out and say, we're going to do what's right. we're not going to do in the republicans narrative. >> here's the bottom line. you've t got to start prosecuting crime. you've got to change that bailpg laws that didn't reform bail that just allowed criminalsoingy to keep going. you've got to remove prosecutors who won't prosecutod level crime, as evidenced by the fact that the guy bthe who broughfacthot the gun woundp being shot with his own gun, he jumped the fare all. >> right. you know, it's called the broken windows series. you start with a lower level. start wi. crimes and you move up. but this is going to continueon to happen. they can put an army in the subway. a girl lost her legsirl . her boyfriend convicted prior assaults, put her in frontvicted of subway. you've got to change the law and stop talkingbu the talk.s me i mean, greg, the guy was clearly you watch the video is clearly mentally ill he's got a gun. some of the checks didn'n t wore and kathy hochul would

new york governor kathy hochul is deploying 750 national guard to head to subways to combat crime.point plan to assist the nypd. >> these brazen, heinous attacks will not be tolerated. we're focusing on repeat offenders and protecting people on the subways. i'm redeploying members of the state police, mta police and national guard to conduct bag checks in the city's busiest transit station. >> cheryl: plan includes 20 million banning repeat offenders from trains for three years. again, guard troops are coming in. here is the question. if repeat offenders are not in jail, how do you keep them off the subways? and remember mayor adams announced plans for more cops. it is even higher percentage wise if you look at just city subway systems and just this morning someone was stabbed in the hand and we had a subway conductor attacked with a bottle yesterday. i lose track because -- i subways and it is frightening down there. these are people trying to get to work and do their job and trying to live their lives. innocent people. bag checks will be interesting. >> carley: a lot of people wi