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you want to hear what jay jacobs has to say. this is happening, as cnn's k-file has uncovered multiple times that the governor spoke out against sexual harassment and attacked republicans for not taking a stand. >> we want equal justice for dr. kristen blazy ford and for all victims of sexual assault. >> when donald trump's infamous "access hollywood" tape came out. >> you are a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. grab 'em by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> the governor was outraged. >> that's not how you treat women. that's not how you talk about women. it's not okay. it won't be sanctioned. >> in a facebook post, in 2018, he slammed the then-president for mocking the me too movement and women who spoke out against sexual harassment. he praised new york's sexual harassment policy saying, quote, sexual harassment of women is real. it is undeniable. and this is the moment in history to make the reform and end it and end it, once and for all. and we are learning more, tonight, about just how close we came to an a

you mentioned jay jacobs.ot of people who sat up and paid attention to that. he's been a supporter of the governor for so long. in that statement he talked about calling the governor, urging him to resign. he went into a little bit more detail with cnn last night, and said that as he spoke to him, he basically said to the governor, look, there's room for redemption in politics, but it depends on how you go out. and he said there's really no turning around at this point. but the response he got from governor cuomo was, he said he wouldn't characterize his views on resignation, but the governor was really more focused on how he would defend himself, jim, and he wanted to tell his side of the story which certainly doesn't sound like a man who is considering resignation at this point, although so many of his former supporters are saying this is the best choice you have. you likely don't want to go through this impeachment process, but it looks like that's where it's headed. >> based on cnn's count, the numbers in

so -- jay jacobs switched over to becoming a critic when he saw the 11 women and the detail and he's issued a statement saying about the new as of two weeks from now that new york will have its first female governor. we could not be a better hands from helping her mother with the transitional shelter, kathy hochul has always relentlessly fought for the people of new york, and the town board member, county clerk, congresswoman and lieutenant governor makes her uniquely well equipped to effectively govern the state at this time. continuing this is jay jacob, the state chair, i am confident that incoming governor hochul's empathy, and welfare for the citizens will make her an outstanding governor for the state. ron, we know kathy hochul has been ready for this. she certainly has a lot of experience, and i suspect she'll have a lot of support in the assembly and throughout at least the organized democratic party. ron? >> i agree with you. there will be a lot of support and a lot of coming together and there is an election coming up for governor soon, and they do not want to see that seat

but interesting to note there that the governor in the phone call with jay jacobs was more focussed on what he referred to as his side of the story. i think we got a little sense of that in that taped statement and even in some of the statements we saw today. >> thank you very much. let's get some analysis from the washington correspondent for "the new york times" and a cnn analyst. maggie, is it resign or face impeachment at this point, or does governor cuomo think he has other options to cling to power? because any support he thinks he might have seems to be crumbling. >> wolf, if there was an impeachment vote today, governor cuomo would be impeached and pushed out through a senate trial that i cannot imagine he would want to go through. it's not today. he will probably hope he can change some lawmakers' minds. that seems very unlikely just based on the crumbling of support, nearly universal that has taken place among his key supports, black leaders, union leaders, a number of state assembly officials, among democrats and every republican would vote in favor of impeachment. it is har

on governor cuomo to step down as one of his closest allies, new york democratic party chairman jay jacobsm to resign, saying the governor has lost his ability to govern both practically and morally. and this comes as several county prosecutors are exploring possible criminal cases against the governor after these findings that he sexually harassed and inappropriately touched multiple women. tonight, at least four new york prosecutors offices are looking into allegations against governor andrew cuomo after the new york attorney general found he sexually harassed 11 women. >> we found all 11 women to be credible. >> reporter: manhattan district attorney cy vance sent a letter saying they want to talk to two unnamed victims in the report. that includes a state employee who alleges the governor grabbed her buttocks in an event in new york city and a state trooper whose allegations include unwelcomed touching on a trip to new york. her allegations against the governor. >> he ran his finger from her neck down her spine and said, hey, you. another time, she was standing holding the door open for

i spoke with jay jacobs. for those outside of new york, he's the state chair of democratic party.was put there essentially by governor cuomo who recommended him for that job. he's known governor cuomo for 20 years. he told me they're very close. and he was defending governor cuomo up until this week. he told me that he changed minds when he saw. saw the attorney gl report. he felt like the details in there were disturbing. he called governor cuomo yesterday to try to convince him to step down. take a listen. >> i was very clear and direct with the governor. i thought his political position was untenable. i did not see, i told him i did not see anyway he was going to be able to remain in office. he was very clear that he had felt his side of the story had not been fully aired and he wanted to do that. he wanted an opportunity to do that. i understood that. >> jay jacobs also told me he feels governor cuomo is increasingly isolated, and the only person who doesn't see this isn't going to end well is the governor himself. >> kate, the judicial assembly gave governor cuomo until frida

and even some insight that we got from jay jacobs last night in terms of conversations he's the stateh the governor trying to urge him to resign. his takeaway was that the governor was really focused on his defense, and he wants to tell, in jay jacob's words, his side of the story. >> erika hill, thanks, appreciate it. >>> up next, what the texas governor greg abbott is calling for with one special session about to end, as democrats still a remain away from the state in effort to stall legislation they say that will restrict voting rights. that that's coming up. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. with relapsing forms of ms... there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection.

and even some insight that we got from jay jacobs last night in terms of conversations.nor trying to urge him to resign. his takeaway was that the governor was really focused on his defense, and he wants to tell, in jay jacobs' words, his side of the story. >> erica hill, thanks, appreciate it. >>> up next, what the texas governor greg abbott is calling for with one special session about to end, as democrats still remain away from the state in an effort to stall legislation they say will restrict voting rights. that's coming up. eed something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features they need. ♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourself goes out t

. >> joining us now, jay jacobs. new york state democratic party chair.ed him to resign. what was that speech we were listening to today? was that a campaign speech? >> well, i think it was a farewell speech. i think that he -- he was looking to firm up his legacy. and -- and remind voters to fir up his legacy and remind voters of all the accomplishments how he achieved in office. i don't think it was a campaign speech. >> andrew cuomo, quote, has no interest in running for office again, according to his office. that is nothing close to aandrel not run again. he could be the best-funded gubernatorial candidate next time around, running against a democratic nominee that could be governor hochul at that time or could be someone else and a republican nominee, andrew cuomo in the middle, $18 million as an independent. as chair of the party, are you worried about that? >> well, you know, certainly that would not be a good scenario for the party. it wouldn't be a good scenario in a primary. and it wouldn't be a good scenario in a general election. let's face it

as you mentioned top of the segment in that report, jay jacobs, leader of new york state democratic partyhas gone public to say he advised the governor to step down and the governor was not listening to his advice. for these allies to come forward, to go public about what they think the governor should do next is really striking. these are some people that stood by him over and over, people he counted on over the years when he has been under some sort of crisis or under some sort of attack. remember, it was months ago the allegations first came out, and there were many people that jumped and said the governor should resign based on allegations alone. the governor sort of took a step back, he retreated away from reporters, tried to make a come back the last couple months. we're not seeing that now. >> dan, i know we're out of time. you brought up the mueller report and i can't resist. we hear over and over, we're about to see trump's taxes. i am not going to believe it until they're in my hand. do you think we're going to get them? >> i don't know. i think ultimately ways and means committ

. >> that he has, jay jacobs, who is the chair of the democratic party here in new york state had supported today he said he called the governor, he let him know he would be putting out this statement after efforts to convince him to resign failed. j.j. calls the investigation damning and said the governor has lost his ability to govern practically and morally. as you know, wolf, he is not the only person tonight calling for the governor to resign. >> governor cuomo has got to go! >> doing the right thing, state lawmakers dialing up the pressure. >> the governor is not fit to do his job. >> i believe there is sufficient evidence to proceed with an impeachment proceeding. >> the time for him to resign is right now. >> reporter: at least four district attorneys have asked the new york attorney general for investigative materials to determine if any of the conduct in this report is criminal. two of those requests citing what trooper number 1, a former member of the governor's security detail, told investigators. >> in an elevator while standing behind the trooper, he ran his finger from her ne

when jay jacobs came out, chair of the state democratic party, for a lot of people that was the moment where they just took their breath and said, you know, this is a big deal, between that and carl heastie, the speaker in the assembly, saying it is time, this is not a good look, you cannot cover with this. there's been back and forth in reporting from a number of our colleagues here at cnn has been that the governor was really dug in here, even through the weekend despite the efforts. but clearly something changed. was it -- was it things that he was hearing perhaps out of that meeting yesterday with the judiciary committee, more talk about impeachment? it is unclear, but definitely, you know, there was some surprise that it happened today, although i think most people that you talk to believe that at some point this was inevitable because impeachment was going to be tough. >> yeah. alex, to you. the investigations that are still ongoing in albany, let me put the question. what does this mean for those investigations moving forward? because there are several. >> there sure are. and th

if, but when according to these lawmakers and according to the state democratic party chairman jay jacobs with the governor after the attorney general's report came out. he says that he urged the governor to resign. at this point the governor is not there yet and he feels his story hasn't been adequately told. the breaking news today is one of governor cuomo's accusers has officially filed a criminal complaint with the sheriff's office and all of this coming as several district attorneys throughout the state are looking into the case for possible criminal charges. the governor has not been charged with any crime and he is denying any wrongdoing. andrea? >> gabe gutierrez, and of course, the democratic state chair jacobs was one of his strongest supporters even after march and the allegations first came out and it was a report that actually persuaded him to believe that they should go forward with impeachment. gabe, you are right on top of this big story. thank you so much. >> yes. >> from albany. >>> and facts over fear, we now know the myth that covid does not impact kids is not true. so

. >> reporter: governor cuomo losing another key supporter, jay jacobs, chair of the state's democratic party, calling the ac ag's investigation upsetting and calling on cuomo to resign saying he has lost the ability to governor both practically and morally. in new york, i'm erica hill, cnn. >>> u.s. men's basketball team will compete for gold in the tokyo olympics after a come from behind win over australia. we have more teens winning gold in skate boarding and a stunning upset in the men's 100 meter hurdles. u.s. and china and japan are leading in the medals count. let's bring in patrick snell with the latest. some near upsets, some real upsets, so many talking points. where do you want to start? >> there is so much going on, isn't there. and another compelling day this thursday at the tokyo games. let's start with america's men's basketball team overcoming a 15 point deficit before going on to eventually power past team australia to reach that gold medal game as you mentioned. three time defending gold medalists did have to work for it, no question about that. australia led by as man

public servant who understands how government works then you have new york state democratic chair, jay jacobs saying we could not be in better hands. from assisting her mother run a transitional domestic violence shelter to helping make the property tax cap permanent, kathy hochul has always and relentlessly fought for the people of new york her experience at all levels of government, town board, county clerk, congresswoman, lieutenant governor, make her uniquely well equipped to effectively governor the state at this time and then you have the speaker of the new york assembly, carl hasty saying we will continue to address the covid-19 pandemic, rebuild our economy and face our challenges stajd together. governor hochul is a dedicated leader and united we will get the people's work done not only is there the pandemic they are mentioning there, but you have all this issue about people leaving new york state because of the high taxes, the end of s.a.l.t. and whether it's going to permanently undercut what is the revenue tax base for new york state >> yeah, taxes that, oh, by the way, as i recal

. >> i had a similar conversation with jay jacobs, it seems like you have the votes to impeach the governor. how soon could this happen? >> we definitely -- i can tell you from being in conference yesterday with my colleagues, there is a will to move forward. like anything else, we need to be prepared to go into battle. the governor is a smart individual. he will be prepared if he wants to fight this. therefore we need to be prepared just as well. i do believe in the coming weeks we should be coming close to being prepared to file the articles for impeachment which starts the process. of course when those articles are introduced, the governor is no longer the governor. and then we move on to the next step. >> assembly member, what if the governor tries to bargain, says let me get through my term and i won't run for reelection? would you entertain that idea? >> i don't think that's going to work, i'll be honest with you. you know, naturally, u.s. might guess, the legislature and executive, there's always going to be friction between the bodies, that's the course of the process. but this repo

one of his staunchest allies and friends, new york tim craddick chair jay jacob said he was on the governor. >> i was honest with where the support was and he did not have the support and he needed it. >> according to the latest fox news count there is enough support in the state assembly and senate to impeach and convict cuomo. a letter to cuomo's lawyers today, they say the judiciary committee chair wrote "the committee's investigation is nearing completion. the assembly will soon consider potential articles of impeachment against your client." >> i want accountability not just for the victims, but i want accountability for the 15,000 victims that died in the nursing homes. >> the deadline for his lawyers to submit evidence is next friday the 13th. meanwhile, cuomo is filing the first civil lawsuit against the governor for retaliation. attorney releasing a statement in part that it was a calculated effort by the governor and his team to send a message in every other survivor to be quiet or face the consequences. >> tonight, cuomo's office says they will cooperate with the assemblies and i

jay jacobs told lawrence last week he called governor cuomo and delivered that message directly to him i just stressed to the governor that i thought it was time for him to resign. i thought his legacy was too important to allow us to go through this protracted impeachment process, which i think would damage it. >> does governor cuomo have the same information about the vote counts? >> i've told him that. i was very direct with the governor as to where support was and that he didn't have the support anywhere that he needed it. i was very clear about that. >> that gentleman used to actually be a supporter of governor cuomo's. today governor cuomo denied the allegations against him. >> in my mind, i've never crossed the line with anyone. but i didn't realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. wasting energy on distractions is the last thing that state government should be doing. and i cannot be the cause of that. >> a lawyer for two of the women said that her clients quote feel both vindicated and relieved that cuomo will no longer be in a position of power over anyone. joini

. >> new york democratic committee chair jay jacobs who spoke to the governor wednesday says cuomo wantsion. >> he wants his moment to tell the public his side of the story, have his lawyers review the evidence from their persp perspective. he feels that that will be a more favorable -- presentable, favorable picture of the matter. >> that sun like to sway lawmakers like phil stack. >> it would be hard to imagine the governor having enough support in the new york state senate to stay in office. and once he sees that, it would certainly make sense to resign. >> meanwhile, cuomo signed legislation mandating sexual harassment training, but according to the attorney general, only recalled taking the training once in 2019. and investigators say then he didn't sign the certificate himself. >> if they proceed with impeachment, he could be impeached with a simple majority vote. then a trial would be held in the state senate where democrats have the majority. if convicted cuomo would be removed from office and potentially barred from seeking future statewide office. >> paula, thanks very much. we

according to jay jacobs the governor still feels that his story has not gotten out there.o other choice. they have the votes to impeach him. it is not a matter of if, but when. they feel like he has no other options. the question right now is what will the governor do next. as we understand he has been in the executive manx here in albany. we have not gotten a response from his officer or his team. there was a statement that a spokesman put out yesterday that said the governor was cooperating fully with the impeachments. he has a deadline of next friday to submit any new information that feels relevant to that impeachment inquiry. >> any idea at this point, gabe, that this could expe despite the impeachment inkwur ri even though it has already at this point been expedited? >> you mean the criminal complaint? it remains to be seen whether or not that will happen. according to the spokes person it is possible that potentially the governor at some point could be arrested. but this is something that several district attorneys are looking into. the goran has not been charged wi

new york democratic party chair jay jacobs who ross barkin describes as cuomo's closest ally in politicsresignation. cuomo has been radio silent since yesterday's aggressive campaign to defend himself where he denied the allegations and singled out accuser charlotte bennett, saying he had been trying to help her. here's how she reacted to that in an interview with nbc's kate snow. >> it's disturbing that even after months of investigations he still can't accept the facts that he knows are true. if he were sorry, he would step down because he knows -- he knows he did all those things but he's lying. he's lying publicly and that apology doesn't mean anything if he's still in the office and still -- still making statements as if the information in that report is false. >> charlotte bennett also called for impeachment if cuomo doesn't resign immediately. the new york state assembly appears to be on the same page with the assembly speaker saying in a statement we will move expeditiously and look to conclude our impeachment investigation as quickly as possible. and they may have the votes they

and the state democratic -- the state democratic party chairman here in new york, jay jacobs called ons corner. but this is a governor who is willing to put up a fight. and i think we saw fro his lawyers yesterday that that's exactly what they hope to do. they hope to make an argument that the governor hasn't had a chance to defend himself, should be able to tell his quote, unquote, side of the story. and they're trying to do claxton that. >> thank you for your reporting on this and thank you for your time this morning. new york 1 political reporter. >>> the founder of the me too movement and someone i rely upon heavily how to solve this issue. terrana burke joins the conversation after the break. e. terrana burke joins the conversation after the break that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. healthy habits come in all sizes. like little walks. and, getting screened for colon cancer. that's big because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. hey, cologuard! hi. i'm noninvas

he also mentioned jay jacobs. that was a really important one that came out earlier today.ir of the new york state democratic party and he said in a statement that it was tough for him. he, in that statement, said that he had called the governor and he intimated that he, too, had earn urged the governor to resign. but it basically sounded like that fell on deaf ears and that's why he put out this statement calling on the governor to resign. in fact, he said specifically he's lost his ability to govern, both, practically and morally. we know there is a lot of this happening, publicly. um, it's our understanding that there is urging privately, as well. but as of tonight, the governor, standing strong. and -- and determined to remain in that job. >> what about possible-criminal investigations, at the county level? >> so, as you mentioned, there are four district attorneys in the state and the counties nassau, albany, west chester, just north of new york city, and here in manhattan where the district attorneys have now reached out to the new york attorney general. based on the

. >> joining us now is jay jacob's democratic party chair. thank you for joining us.n was that speech you were listening to today? a campaign peach? >> i think was a farewell speech. i think he was looking to firm up his legacy, and remind voters of all the accomplishments he so proud of and the time he's been in office. i don't think it was a campaign speech. >> one of a saints, who's also leaving office a noble -- almost as much disgrace as the governor -- released a statement saying andrew cuomo quotes, has no interest in running for office again. that is nothing close to a statement that andrew cuomo about rogue fukushima are good. what about the scenario in which andrew cuomo runs has an independent music is $18 million. he could be the best funded gubernatorial candidate next time around, running against the democratic nominee who could be governor hopeful at the time or someone else. and a republican worth nominee andrew cuomo in the middle as the chair of the party, are you worried about that? >> certainly that wouldn't be a good scenario for the party. or a p

new york's democratic party chair and cuomo's friend jay jacobs spoke to to cuomo and urged him to resignntil the very end. the general sense of it was that he was still looking for his opportunity to make his case to the public. he feels he's got something to say is. he doesn't agree with the attorney general's report, and he wants to put that out there, and he's looking to see if it's possible that he make his case and that perhaps people's minds will be changed. >> reporter: cuomo's office says they will cooperate with the ongoing state assembly months-long impeachment invest which is nearing -- investigation which is nearing its completion. neil: bryan llenas, thank you very much on all of that. >>> in the meantime, speaking of new york and elsewhere, there is this whole spike in cases that the city and the state are dealing with including requirements right now that if you're going indoors, you better have proof, especially if you're going into restaurants, you've been vaccinated or testing negative for the virus. as if restaurants don't have enough to do already. ♪ i don't want to g

has lost the support of democratic leadership including new york democratic chair and cuomo ally jay jacobs. he said i was working hard to accomplish that and i wasn't making headway. there is enough support to impeach and convict cuomo. it takes a simple majority, 76 votes to impeach. 2/3 of the state senators and court of appeals judges to convict him. during the impeachment trial cuomo would have to step down temporarily and lieutenant governor would assume power. >> andrew cuomo is not in the position where he can say to a state senator in western new york if you vote to convict and remove me from office, i'll make sure you get a primary and you'll lose and your career will be finished. he doesn't wield that kind of power now. >> cuomo accusing boylen is filing a civil lawsuit against him. there were -- five new york district attorneys are investigating governor cuomo for possible criminal charges. >> for those of you who did not come forward but inspire to and cooperate in a criminal investigation, please reach out to our office. >> none of the accusers have filed criminal complaints,

the head of the state democrat it party, jay jacobs, the guy the governor appointed, spent 24 hours callingase resign, please resign. it is kind of what to the governor is going to do. all the people are saying please resign. i don't know, i'm not sure if what is it going on with covid will be enough for him to stay. neil: i got you. new york has this weird anomaly, impeachment process begins with a governor in close to a century he has to step down during the process. then the lieutenant governor would be the acting governor. so that is a likelihood in scenario where this is building steam, right? >> right. and the lieutenant governor, she is keeping her cards close to her vest. she did can sell an event earlier this week and a source says she was seen on the subway earlier today in new york city. it depends. lieutenant governor would take over for the governor. state majority leader, an draigh cousins would become the lieutenant governor in her place. it is very pivotal, the end of this week will be very pivotal for the governor. neil: got it. bernadette, thank you very much. only if the

new york's democratic party chair and friend jay jacobs spoke to cuomo over the phone and urged him to resign. >> he has someone that won't give up till the very end, the general sense of it was he was still looking for his opportunity to make his case to the public. he feels he's got something to say. he does not agree with the attorney general's report, and he wants to put that out there and he's looking to see if it's possible that he make his case and then perhaps people's minds would be changed. >> cuomo's office says they will cooperate on the month ongoing impeachment, they have until friday the 13th to submit any evidence in their defense. anita. >> anita: we will be watching that one, bryan llenas in new york, thank you so much. >> john: if he does have a press conference it will be must-see tv. the war of words between president biden and florida governor ron desantis continues over covid in his latest response to the president taking a mocking tone and pretending he did not know who the governor was when a reporter asked about their feud. brian kilmeade joins us now. for the

coming up later this week, joining me now global etf senior vice president research and strategy jay jacobsts already factored in last week. >> i think relatively vague i think the fed is concerned they move the market as fed goes market goes they don't want to say anything too shocking already hinted at a politicize of taper potentially coming up could have rising rates in a couple years i dint think using this as opportunity to shake markets any more than they got shook over the last week. dagen: than those. >> jump in here but backdrop is a nightmare scenario in afghanistan would federal reserve at this point in time given what is happening abroad make the situation worse? make marts worst? because it could. >> yeah. i think dagen the fed is mostly focused on the labor market now which is a little bit ironic, in that, you know, they are worried that people are aren't returning to the workforce all the way federal government is paying people not to return to the workforce, and so because of that they let inflation run hot, and those are really their two sort of primary focuses -- lisa wro

also, when the top democrat in the state a fellow by the name of jay jacobs says hey, it's time for you staff members said, you know what? boss, you have got to quit. brad a new york state senator and he talking a little bit about how what they're at right now in the assembly is they are at the investigation stable. they say it could take a month before they could actually vote on articles of impeachment. anyway, here he is on the 4:00 show yesterday right here on the fox news channel. >> it's a national embarrassment. the governor must go. i think the assembly has enough information to act on the attorney general's report, bring those articles of impeachment to the senate as soon as possible. this is not political as the governor would argue. this, if anything, is the most apolitical active witnessed in all of my time in albany. there is virtually no support in the state legislature for governor andrew cuomo. and when i say no, i mean zero. i don't know of a single legislator who has spoken up in support of governor cuomo. brian: get this out of the 150 members you need the majority to

jacob. it's a real mess. as the sun comes up, we'll get a better idea. thankfully at this point, a bit of a break. it's something this city needs. >> nbc's jay gray.nk you so much. i want to go an hour outside of new orleans to check in with nbc news correspondent sam brock in prairieville, louisiana. sam, have the conditions changed at all since we last talked? >> reporter: no. the rain is light. the wind has started to die down as well. we're fully expected to see a picture of devastation once we have the light of day. i will say this. 911 communications, the operation center in new orleans where jay is right now tweeted overnight. they're having serious communications. if you have an emergency, find the nearest fire station or police officer. that's the advice going on right now and how dire the situation is in new orleans. as you mentioned, i'm in prairieville right now. we were driving along highway 61 as we see sheriff's deputies driving by right here. this tree in the middle of the highway. this is not the main highway. it's highway 61. i'm safe right now. this tree has spilled out onto the road. there are power lines on the road as you men

quarterback jay cutler looking at a new job prospect, getting on a school board at his children's school. what inspired that? here is why. he spoke out against masks and got a lot of backlash. jacobca has set aside billions of dollars for aid to afghanistan. are we going to give it to them? we have a report on that next. ♪♪ over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side curtain airbags, and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags. all in the hope that you never need any of it. ♪ ♪ when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim web. because platforms this innovative, aren't just made for traders - they're made by them. thinkorswim trading. from td ameritrade. i