kathy hochul, governor from the great state of new york, december 20 were different governor hochul said the statue of liberty is the welcome with open arms and we will work to keep you safe. keeping your cost to me. i lived my might be on the golden door. i know it hurt because i like it when i was a child in the country is about. this is what i thought. please, i'm not xenophobic i love my country and backward. my parents took me to the statue of liberty, this is not that. this is a disgrace. do not try to pawn the soft is of the ellis island, trying to come to this country because right now we are not, don't do that to me. it's not a people are coming here in the last six will you can't sit here the taking. all of a sudden advising america is like a bug never know it and that's the way to govern our country right now. we don't even know what we are going to get. now the governor is saying coming to new york, we are truly going to leave the country to go somewhere else. this is what happens we don't provide braggadocio in our country. only a sovereign nation or not? not the united stat

>> governor kathy hochul of new york, thanks for all you're doing. we really appreciate it. we'll continue this conversation down the road. sadly, the subject, this hatred, is not going away. we'll take a quick break. much more news right after this. >>> israel's blood supply has become a critical resource, especially during war time. i visited israel's unique shielded underground blood bank that processes and tests the country's entire blood supply and got a glimpse of the protective measures that ensure its survival from an attack. on the surface, it looks like an ordinary office building, but it's what lies beneath that makes this facilitate one of a kind. >> you can't live without blood, and there's no artificial blood. >> reporter: just outside of tel aviv, nearly 50 feet below ground lies what is believed to be the world's only shielded underground blood bank. israel's entire blood supply is processed and tests here operated by israel's ma magind davita dome. >> we are in a shelter. >> deep below the ground. because this presumably would be a major target for israel's

his push to try to oust him in this 180, both former president bill clinton, new york governor kathy hochul say yes the borders broken into has to stop and plus even more democrats, demand the president digit biden makes anyone, how about that effective 2024 bed in the bidenomics and hunter biden is in court tomorrow what you can expect with the house impeachment inquiry, his zooming in on now, and i am elizabeth mcdonald in e evening edit starts right now. welcome to nate live in the president trump valley new york ag, and fraud allegations what happened. reporter: will is, the afternoon session just wrapped up president trump has left the courthouse and he is back at trump tower right now. nate: come back here tomorrow, 42 of this 250 million-dollar civil fraud trial is a nonjury trial the judge has sole discretion the punishment the former president trump will receive any spoke three different times to become of the former president to did any was very critical a new york attorney general, this is your james as well as a judge in this case, justice arthel and james and follow the lawsuit

new york governor kathy hochul announcing stepping up security at cornell university after serious threats against jewish threats there. >> steve: griff jenkins joins us with the latest. tell us about it. >> griff: college campuses across the country at cornell, yale, harvard have become hotbeds for antisemitism so much so kathy hochul had to go to cornell and demanthose making death threats be prosecuted to fullest extent of the law. look at this social media post, one of many that frightened people, it said jewish people need to be killed. that is cornell. follow them home and slit their throats. the white house, peter doocy pressed karine jean-pierre to label antisemitism as extremists, watch. >> you talk about extremists all the time, what about protesters making jewish students feel unsafe on college campuses, are they extremists? >> i've been clear, we are calling out any form of hate, any form. >> does he think the next generation is doomed? >> there is no place for hate in america. >> hate is not limited to campuses, a jewish owned store had swastikas painted on their sign. we hope

police deployed atv's, drones, 75 officers working at command set up by kathy hochul.te was "taken under circumstances that lead police to believe they are in imminent danger of harm or death," and call 518-457-6811 with information or dial 911. over to you. >> ainsley: say a prayer for her that she is just lost and she'll be found. >> steve: thankfully the weather is warming than last week. >> ainsley: right. >> steve: check in with carley, news about trouble on the rails. >> carley: new jersey transit suspending service after a train hit someone on the tracks. no one was inside the car and no injuries to the 50 people onboard the train heading to penn station. tickets will be honored. san francisco store clerk is set on fire by a serial shoplifting after he tried to stop him from stealing for the third time in one day. the suspected thief doused him with lighter fluid before setting him on fire. he has second and third degree burns. police arrested the suspect charging him with assault, battery, arson. over to you. >> steve: just crazy, they lit him on fire. terrible

new york governor kathy hochul says police tracked the suspect to a camper less than a half mile fromhere charlotte was abducted. >> after some resistance, the suspect was taken into custody. and immediately, the little girl was found in a cabinet, covered. she was rescued. >> jericka duncan has more on the search for answers. >> reporter: the investigation is still ongoing as the family of charlotte sena is being reunited with their 9-year-old daughter. this comes after an extensive two-day search for the young girl. about 400 search and rescue personnel used k-99s and drones, hoping to find any clue that would lead them to her. just hours ago, family and friends were panicked. >> she is just a sweet, adorable girl. >> reporter: charlotte had been camping with family at moreau lake state park, about 45 minutes north of albany, new york. according to state police on saturday night around 6:15, she went for a bike ride near a park loop with friends, doing the last loop alone. when she didn't return 15 minutes later, her family began looking for her. around 6:45 p.m., her bike was disco

we sound like kathy hochul two years ago and we wake up and sound like kathy hochul today.state without a border, period. >> harris: when say a wyoming think about it this way. with 2 1/2 million, that's ten wyomings. the shutdown went on for several weeks in 2018. maybe a lot of people forgot that about that. >> thanks for fact checking me. >> harris: always love doing any job. thank you. some on the left are trying to push president biden to step aside for another candidate. remember what i call it? anybody but biden. others say it might be too late for the party to move on. if it is too late for joe biden else democrats are dug in to protect the president. >> the dnc refuses to hold debates between biden, rfk and the other democratic candidate now mary anne williamson and forcing biden onto the public even as record number of americans say that they do not want biden to seek re-election. >> harris: the third party threats that have democrats wringing their hands. oh, look at that. that's a kennedy going to a different place other than democrats potentially. power panel n

new york governor kathy hochul joins us from albany.morning, governor. >> good morning. >> you called this life threatening rainfall event. the subways were shut, part of laguardia airport shut down due to flooding. i mean, this is stunning. do you have an assessment of the level of damage? >> well, that's exactly what we're doing right now, margaret, is asking the local counties and the boroughs that were affected to add up the amount of money. it has to hit a certain threshold to be eligible for fema reimbursement. that's another topic about how with these all too frequent, 100-year storms and indeed we had a 1,000-year storm event just a couple months ago, we need to reassess how we reimburse states and homeowners after these cataclysmic weather events. we're doing the assessment that will take place over the next couple weeks. we got through the worst, but in my position having issued nine weather-related emergency declaration when i've been governor, we have to be ready in case this happens a week from now. that's the world we're i

this morning i went to the center for jewish living and i heard from governor kathy hochul and i spoke to students afterwards and they told me that, while they are very fearful for their safety, they are proud of how the state has been reacting and how the university has increased security and they want to be defiant with these threats. they know the purpose of them is to instill fear and they don't want that to be the reaction, they want to be able to go on with their daily lives. >> is the sentiment from the student that this is a threat from within or that somebody from the outside is trying to instill this fear from the students? >> we don't know right now. it was posted on a forum called -- anyone can post on there, you don't have to be affiliated with cornell. right now nobody knows if this is a threat from within our community or from a threat from outside. >> when you look at this, when this is the latest antisemitic incident on cornell's aunts campus, but it's not the first since hamas is a terror attack on october 7th. what else as been happening on campus? >> just this wedne

his trip comes on the heels of a visit by new york's governor, kathy hochul. so why are state governors venturing into international war zones? as abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains to some experts, their motivation is crystal clear. the ruins of war on display nearly two weeks into the israeli hamas war. >> governor gavin newsom on the ground at a tel aviv medical center visiting with california families impacted by the war. his office sharing these photos friday in a statement saying, i listened to the grief and terror in a mother's voice as she spoke about her son, a californian, right now being held hostage in gaza. that mother, rachel goldberg, and father john poland, spoke about their son, hirsch, on cnn. he was born in berkeley. >> we know that hirsch was last seen with an arm freshly blown off being taken captive. he is our primary interest, but of course, we're humans. we're parents. we're children of parents. and we care about all of the 200 hostages. >> governor newsom also meeting with a girl from los angeles who was shot in the leg by

governor kathy hochul addressing the public yesterday once an arrest was made.s found in a cabinet cupboard. she was rescued. >> todd: 47-year-old craig nelson ross jr. now in custody after a brief stint in the hospital. weights reportedly charged with first degree kidnapping. authorities are expected to provide more information later on today. earlier we spoke to callahan walsh for the national center for missing and exploited children. listen to that. >> it's just amazing she is home with her family now. this family is whole again. of course any amount of trauma that she endured, you know, is going to take time to heal. but, this family can hug their little girl again and it just so glad that she was able to be recovered and recovered alive. >> todd: authorities say this still is an active investigation as they were still questioning ross late last night. this has been an impressive search. about 400 people took part in the hunt for charlotte yesterday over a span of 46 miles. meantime charlotte elementary school says it will have extra counts lores available

need that, they need that as a precaution, and, molly, you spoke with the governor of new york, kathy hochul. do you feel that school officials, do you feel that elected officials are doing everything they need to do to protect you and other students? >> yes. governor hochul and the president ensured they are doing everything they can, and we have every type of police outside of our building 24/7 to make sure we are safe. we cannot express our appreciation any more. >> molly, have you been surprised in the wake of the attack on october 7th and what has transpired since then, the war between israel and hamas? have you been surprised by the level of anti-semitism that it has displayed, that it has revealed? >> unfortunately, we've been in a world where jewish students on campus have been under attack for many, many decades and have been feeling extremely unsafe. but i never would have expected this to happen on my own campus, to happen in my own home. and i'm sending strength to all of my other students who are going through this extremely difficult time and this unprecedented time. and i hope

more on that's ahead. >> cover nine-year-old, charlotte sena vanished, still with us, -- kathy hochul. governor hochul, thanks for being with us. i'm glad it were good news to talk about. can you just bring us up to -- more than 84,000 people lantern costa rica through a southern border, that is a 55% increase from the month before. mr. chavez spoke about the fairness to cnn's is that for us. >> today the a large influence of migrants mind you 70 on percent of them crossed within 24 hours without them is putting pressure on our community and public safety. on waste management. on health services. and especially on our budget. >> the president says along with the panamanian counterpart, he will visit the dariÉn gap this weekend where many migrants march from south to america to see how that can help them in an orderly way. donald trump's longest serving white house chief of staff is offering his strongest rebuke yet, -- and an exclusive statement to cnn, john kelly called his former boss the president who devised autocrats and murderous dictator, this is not going on the record to conf

his trip comes on the heels of a visit by new york's governor, kathy hochul.es? as abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains to some experts, their motivation is crystal clear. the ruins of war on display nearly two weeks into the israeli hamas war. >> governor gavin newsom on the ground at a tel aviv medical center visiting with california families impacted by the war. his office sharing these photos friday in a statement saying, i listened to the grief and terror in a mother's voice as she spoke about her son, a californian, right now being held hostage in gaza. that mother, rachel goldberg, and father john poland, spoke about their son, hirsch, on cnn. he was born in berkeley. >> we know that hirsch was last seen with an arm freshly blown off being taken captive. he is our primary interest, but of course, we're humans. we're parents. we're children of parents. and we care about all of the 200 hostages. >> governor newsom also meeting with a girl from los angeles who was shot in the leg by hamas and left for dead. >> i'm grateful that the governor is vi

we talked on focus yesterday, praying for law enforcement to gather together and when governor kathy hochuld about all of those agencies, that list was long. it was in the middle of the giants game. she went down that list and i thought look at all those agencies working together. of course they found this child. it was such an epiphany of a moment and blessing come true. i look at this, all the right things. what she said and what charlotte's family has said, it doesn't always turn out that way and we pray for law enforcement and communities to up cannel with technology and catch the guys. >> raymond: thank god he dropped the ransom note off in the family mailbox. he stuffed this child in the cabinet of a camper. we don't know the facts, he should be justice needs to prevail here and i hope it is swift and hard. >> kayleigh: law enforcement said there is zero evidence tying him to the family, him knowing the address was because of subsequent media attention. in addition to finding them live, she begged the kids, i will go a loop by myself. it is a flash. if you are prepared then you can co

the governor of new york kathy hochul just had a news conference that broke up maybe 30 seconds ago. let's get live to jackie in the news room with the information how they found the girl. >> good evening. new york state place say charlotte cena is located and is with her family report arrest made less than 3 hours after police expanded their search. police believe she may have been kidnapped while camping with her family in upstate new york. charlotte was rising bikes with her family in rose state park located north of the state capital. we are told charlotte wanted to do another loop by herself. 15 minutes later she still hadn't returned. her parents grew concerned of course. her bike was found. but she was still missing. police were called and after search amber alert issued. >> it's just a wonderful family. no one deserves this but it's very sad to think they're going through this right now. >> and new tonight trace sources tell fox news digital a male suspect plus a ransom note we learned police were able to match a fingerprint on that note to identify the suspect. the suspect h

his own new york governor, democrat kathy hochul, called on congress this weekend demanding a limit on who can come across and more agents to catch illegal immigrants. while schumer should be listening to her at least, every single new york democrat who voted for these righteous shelter laws and soft on crime open border policies needs to realize their policies have now had detrimental consequences. it's not extreme to want law and order or to track who is coming into our country. if new york city doesn't have the resources to deal with these waves of illegals coming onto their streets, neither certainly do our small border towns in texas, new mexico, arizona and california. the senate must take up h.r. 2 and the biden administration must actually take action on our border. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to t the permissin granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the

the governor, kathy hochul, just releasing some brand-new details. that breaking news is next. >>> our breaking news, a 9-year- old girl who vanished two days ago while camping with her family in upstate new york has been found safe. charlotte sena is in good health and the suspect is in custody. here's governor kathy hochul on the moment the case started to break early this morning. >> 4:20 a.m. a car pulls up to a mailbox. something is left. state police immediately go to the mailbox and identify what is a ransom note that was left behind for charlotte. state police worked diligently trying to find a match for a fingerprint. first one tried wasn't successful. second one was to identify any other prints from the new york state database that would be a match. the hit came at 2:30 in the afternoon. there had been a dwi in 1999 in the city of saratoga. a fingerprint was found that matched what was found on the ransom note. >> isn't that unbelievable? truly, according to the governor, governor hochul, the suspect is believed to have personally delivered

. >> i want to bring in new york governor kathy hochul. governor hochul, thank you for being here.ll i want to start by asking you about where things stands interferons of finding the people responsible for this. you called them terrorists, really. what can you tell us about the status of that investigation and the suspects. have there been any progress in finding to these people are? >> we have been working very closely with the fbi who were brought in yesterday, working with our own new york state intelligence center where we're analyzing all of these social media posts and trying to identify the culprit here. we will find this person and i did call this individual or individuals terrorists because that exactly what they're trying to do, they are trying to terrorize a group of students who i visited today and they want nothing more than the chance to be left alone, hang out with their friends, go to class like every other college student. and yet, today, as a result of, as they are afraid and that's just wrong, especially in a place like new york. >> what is the state of new york

with us by phone is new york governor kathy hochul. governor hochul, thank you so much for being with us. can you bring us up to date on what you know led to the discovery of her? >> yes. everyone in new york is breathing a collective sieg of relief right now. i was literally in the arms of the parents. we were all hugging each other just yesterday. i went up to the state park, just looking at the site where the little girl had been abducted. we didn't know quite it was an abduction at the moment. but as more time unfolded, we realized that was likely the case. we spread the search to a much larger area than the state park, checking on the cell phone pings throughout the towers, which helps you identify people who had been in the park at a certain time and where their phones were later. so, the technology was a great help to us. but we spread that search around five counties. also searched for known sex offenders, identifying individuals in that category. so, it was really an incredible coordinated effort from so many agencies. it was a

cnn did get additional detail on the ransom note, a short time ago from new york governor kathy hochul, who said the suspect's fingerprints were found on the note. >> it was a ransom notes, and that was instrumental and leaning us directly to the suspect. fingerprint was in the database, his fingerprints was already available to law enforcement. >> can you see what kind of databases figure it was in it? >> state police i believe. >> was that, do you know what prior crimes he committed? >> let me get confirmation because we're still running down, and it's still fairly new information. >> governor i kathy hochul also said people trucks are phone data near the park when she disappeared, they tracked all the people who got to get to the park over the weekend. kaitlan. >> where exactly did they find her? >> kaitlan, according to the new york state police, multiple residents where the individual is known to have resided were searched. one of those residents was then surrounded by law enforcement tactical teams at about 6:32 pm. police located a charlotte safe at that residence. the suspect w

, far right white nationalist kathy hochul saying you need to stop the border crossings. they were fine when it was in el paso, in the red fly-over countries that nobody cares about. smartest thing greg abbott and ron desantis ever did was export it all across the country. maria: i totally agree. >> there's a real fiscal cost to this. maria: good for them. good for these governors for put being them on a bus and sending them all over the country, in particular the blue states. let them understand. this is more outrageous, this newsweek story, they are reporting that supporters and followers of former president trump are being targeted by the fbi as the 2024 election nears. they reviewed classified data which shows that the vast majority of the fbi's so-called anti-government investigations are of trump supporters. the uh fbi pushing back on this, they claim they don't target trump supporters. president biden was pushing for more bipartisanship yesterday. he yells about the maga group on one end of his mouth and then says both parties need to come together. watch this. >>

new york governor kathy hochul vowing. >> no stone, no branch, no table, no cabin unturned, untouched, unexamined, in our search to find charlotte. we'll keep the members of the public updated. i promised her parents we'll find her daughter. she's all of our daughters. >> daybreak sunday no sign of charlotte. investigators face the reality of a potential kidnapping. >> following our exhaustive search of the park, we took that step of issuing the amber alert, we felt that after that exhaustive search when we could not find her here it was possible an abduction had taken place. >> charlotte was wearing a tie dyed pokemon sure, crocs, blonde hair, bangs, green eyes, under five feet tall. her aunt urges anyone who knows anything to come forward. >> no tip is insignificant. if anyone has any information at all, saw anything in the vicinity of the entrance to the moreau lake state park or are camping here and have any information at all -- >> you take the information straight to the new york state police. or dial 911. john. >> john: can't imagine what the parents are going through. prayers

unidos ante un llamado a un dia de furia por el ataque de israel a gaza la gobernadora de new york, kathy hochulas activas pero habra mas presencia policial y que no hay razon para temer le dijo a los neoyorquinos (informacion en pantalla( >> lideres de la comunidad judia se niegan a caer victimas del miedo en otras ciudades como los angeles y washington dc tambien un aumento de seguridad con estas barreras alrededor del capitolio y se envio este comunicado por parte de las autoridades (informacion en pantalla( >> hasta el momento no hay amenaza crecible ni especificas en estos dias van varias protestas y manifestaciones alrededor del pais con algunos enfrentamientos en su mayoria pacificas hoy hay varias manifestaciones una en times square con una amplia presencia policial y tambien habra escuelas con clases virtuales mientras piden que las personas esten en alerta >> muchas gracias estaremos pendientes al respecto de esta noticia en medio de la guerra el personal medico trabaja a toda marcha en medio del fuego cruzado identificando los muertos >> como es el proceso de identificar a los cuerpos

i understood i was willing to give kathy hochul a break when she went to israel simply because it sheanything, no but she does represent the city in the state of new york with the largest jewish population in the nation so i understood her wanting to go but she was useless when she went. maria: i don't understand is exactly right it was about photo ops, what is kathy hochul and gavin newsom going to do in israel, give me a break this is a serious situation and jews across the country are scared they see what's happening wondering what's next in america, we know hamas and hezbollah may be coming to the southern border this is the most dangerous time in decades since 9/11. >> a better thing for governor newsom or governor hochul to get dressed up like you're prepping for snowstorm and talk about how your stay is going to protect the jewish people whether they're in synagogues or houses of worship or any type of community setting, jews are very afraid in their rightfully to do so, i think the subtext of what gavin newsom was saying is interesting in any scene he wishes he could do a bett

kathy hochul explaining to fox it was important for her to come here following president biden's visit as a show of support. but we know the biden visit wasn't just about showing support. it was about planning for what comes next. after the president left militants fired rockets toward tel aviv. netanyahu met with top cabinet officials last night determining how the israelis conduct the operation into the gaza strip. we've talked to soldiers. they have been in the communities we just came from and seen the blood stained floors and walls. their fellow countrymen slaughtered at home unarmed by these militants that crossed from gaza. and they are motivated in that sense. but they do feel fear about this. they understand this is a life and death situation. they are training and running these operational missions to determine what they will need to be prepared for and what they will face when they enter gaza. just one other piece of reporting we have gathered today has to do with the cross border rate. israeli military telling us they're continuously conducting cross border raids to gaza. n

today new york governor kathy hochul called this every parent's nightmare and vowed to find charlotte> well, student loan payments restarted today after a three-year pause. cbs's astrid martinez reports on how this is going to impact millions of americans. >> i think it definitely takes a mental toll on you. >> reporter: jessica yanez says the freeze on student loan payments offered her a chance to build a business in podcasting. >> what does repaying these loans mean for you? >> i think it just means that there's money i have to invest not only in myself but the community that i support. >> reporter: starting today, 43.6 million borrowers just leek yanez are back on the hook. >> they were using the money that does go to student loans, they were using it for food and transportation and housing. and so now we have to squish that back into their budget. >> reporter: a recent survey finds nearly half of borrowers will be delinquent on their payments. >> i'm keeping my commitment to do what i can to ease the burden of student debt. >> reporter: in june the supreme court rejected a white h

mar margaret's guests include kevin mccarthy and new york governor kathy hochul. i'm adriana diaz in washington. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> the date already heating all over who fills then -- dianne feinstein's ascendancy with the tough decision facing governor newsom tonight. >> she has earned a spot. it is not smooth or claim. i don't know who you would put in there. >>> oakland restaurants closing their doors because of rising crime for how loyal customer showed up to say their goodbyes. >>> they took it to the brink but congress avoided a government shutdown hours before the deadline for the unexpected bipartisan push to get a deal done. live from the cbs studios in tampa disco. >> the senate is in session with that one of his longer -- longest senators. dianne feinstein died thursday night in washington. a live look out at fsu -- sfo . she was 90 years old. she had represented california and washington for more than 30 years. before that, she served on e

hay un sospechoso arrestado y segÚn la gobernadora kathy hochul la familia habÍa recibido hoy una notarescate. cumple su amenaza, el congresista republicano matt gates inicia su proceso de dice t ugs del presidente de la cÁmara de representantes y tambiÉn republicano kevin mccarthy, un acto no visto hace mÁs de 100 aÑos. >> vemos que la loza se empieza a caer. >> asciende a 11 muertos el trÁgico derrumbe del techo de una iglesia en tamaulipas, hay 13 heridos. >> y la inteligencia artificial es el mejor aliado de los negocios, estÁ evitando las millonarias pÉrdidas en robo de mercancÍas, asÍ comenzamos. >>. >> noticias telemundo en la noche, con arantxa loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos, comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora, el congresista henry cuÉllar fue asaltado en la capital del paÍs, su jefe de personal informÓ en un comunicado breve que el congresista demÓcrata de 68 aÑos estacionaba su auto en washington cuando fue increpado por tres asaltantes que a punta de pistola le robaron el vehÍculo, agradecieron a la policÍa de esa ciudad por ayudar a localiz

kathy hochul, our governor, raised our taxes a billion dollars to accommodate these immigrants. those incentives and stand up for for our taxpayers. and it's time to send these people back if they don't have legitimate asylum claims. and that's most of them. stuart: we hear you. republican congresswoman from upstate new york, claudia tenney, thanks very much for being here. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: new york city just unveiled a new man to use a.i. in its government? ashley, what are they going to do with a.i.? ashley: that's a very good question, stu. called the artificial intelligence action plan or, new york city outlining 37 key actions, most of which will be started or completed in the next year. they include creating external advisory network for addressing opportunities and challenges posed by a.i., educating city employees about working with a.i. and publishing a yearly progress report. the city also intends to hold public listening sessions to discuss why and how the city is using a.i. currently, by the way, there are nearly a dozen city agencies already using algorith

this shocking news, new york governor kathy hochul announced a suspect is in custody after threateningts at cornell university's kosher dining hall. a message board post said, quote: watch out, jews, jihad is coming. another post said the jewish student center, like israel, should be eliminated altogether. fbi and police now investigating. this campus, you know, protest against israel now out of control. it's out of hand. what do you think? >> all i know is if this suspect gets let out of custody, it's a perfect recipe for disaster. they should not let him out. and to anyone who's threatening violence against the jewish people should go to jail. freedom of speech is one thing, and by all means, i'm a free speech absolutist. but when did we become a country that fails to reinforce consequences for violence? elizabeth: you know, it's freedom of assembly, it doesn't allow for freedom to attack. or threaten. if you know, a cornell professor now on leave after calling the hamas massacre exhilarating, energizing. the anti-defamation league says they've seen a theory 400% increase in incident

governor kathy hochul reports. >> no one should be afraid to walk from their dorm to a dining hall or a classroom. >> reporter: but jewish students at columbia university say they are afraid in a way they weren't before. >> we know now that there are students in our class that simply hate us because we're jewish. >> reporter: julia jassey runs a nonprofit called jewish on campus. >> in your view, what are some of the mistakes some universities are making? >> i think it's a really important time to understand ther's a difference between the political discourse and the harassment of jewish students on college campuses. >> reporter: it's not just limited to college campuses. a las vegas man was just charged with one count of threatening a federal official after he left a series of anti-semitic voice mails vowing to assault, kidnap, or murder a u.s. senator. sources tell the cbs news the target was democrat jacky rosen. and in illinois, a man accused of murdering a 6-year-old palestinian boy, an alleged hate crime, made his first appearance in court. the biden administration announced tha

new york governor kathy hochul. >> no one should be afraid to walk from their dorm or their dining hall to a classroom. >> reporter: but jewish students at columbia said today they are afraid in a way they weren't before. >> we know now there are students in our class that simply hate us because we're jewish. >> reporter: julia jassy runs a nonprofit called jewish on campus. >> in your view, what are some of the mistakes universities are making? >> i think it's a really important time to understand there's a difference between political discourse and the harassment, the attacks on jewish students on campus. >> reporter: the sentiments aren't confined to colleges. a las vegas man was just charged with one count of threatening a federal official after he left a series of anti-semitic voicemails vowing to assault, kidnap, or murder a u.s. senator. sources tell cbs news the target was nevada democrat jacky rosen. and in illinois, the man suspected of murdering a 6-year-old palestinian american boy, an alleged hate crime, made his first appearance in court today. the biden administration ann

la gobernadora kathy hochul se comprometiÓ a seguir combatiendo esta crisis con recursos financierosspaÑol. aquÍ en noticias telemundo, conversamos con ryan del banco de amÉrica, estÁ al frente de una compaÑÍa de mÁs de 200 mil empleados, tiene gran influencia en la economÍa de este paÍs y comenzamos preguntÁndole por la posibilidad de una recesiÓn, vienen tiempos difÍciles para el bolsillo? asÍ lo ve Él. >> nuestros economistas no piensan que estemos en una recesiÓn, piensan que la reserva federal ha hecho su trabajo limitando la inflaciÓn, las tasas comenzarÁn a bajar a mediados del aÑo que viene, la economÍa se frenarÁ, pero se mantiene en estado positivo, los salarios estÁn aumentando 3- 4%, aunque estÁ mÁs lenta, la gente tiene dinero para gastar, estÁ funcionando. >> parece que el sueÑo americano estÁ mÁs y mÁs lejos, las hipotecas estÁn en su nivel mÁs alto en mÁs de 20 aÑos una casa promedio vale mÁs de 400 mil dÓlares ¿cÓmo una familia puede comprar su primera casa? >> toma un poco de tiempo y en eso estamos, en este momento es difÍcil, por eso las ventas de inmuebles han ba

today new york governor kathy hochul called this every parents' nightmare and vowed to find charlotte>>> student loan payments started after a three-year pause. cbs' astrid martinez. >> reporter: jessica said the freeze on student loan payments offered her a chance to build a business in podcasting. what does repaying these loans mean for you? >> i think it just means there's less money that i have to invest not only in myself, but the community that i support. >> reporter: starting today, 43.6 million borrowers just like her are back on the hook. >> they were using the money that was going to student loans, now they were using it for food and transportation and housing. so, now they is have to squish that back into their budget. >> reporter: a recent survey finds nearly half of borrowers will be dlin went under payments. >> i'll give you my equipment to ease the burden of student debt. >> reporter: in june, the white house offered a plan up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness in millions of dollars. >> it really sucks they promised the public something they can't deliver on. >> reporter:

new york governor kathy hochul says her family became alarmed after she failed to return from a bike ride. hochul calling it every parents' worst nightmare, asking the public for help. abc's morgan norwood leads us off. >> reporter: tonight an urgent search for a 9-year-old girl who went missing from a new york state park while camping with her family. >> the day turned into every parent's nightmare. >> reporter: officials say charlotte sena simply vanished from moreau lake state park north of albany. she was last seen saturday riding bikes with friends around dinnertime. >> she just wanted to go around one more time by herself. be that big girl and do it by herself. >> reporter: when she didn't return 15 minutes later -- >> her parents knew immediately something was up. they called her name. people started searching. >> reporter: charlotte's bike discovered soon after that. her mom calling 911 to report her missing. multiple agencies combing moreau lake state park from the air and the ground, using dogs and drones. authorities issuing an amber alert this morning. >> after that exhau

new york governor kathy hochul. >> no one should be afraid to walk from their dorm or their dining halloom. >> reporter: but jewish students at columbia university said today they are afraid in a way they weren't before. >> we know now that there are students in our class that simply hate us because we're jewish. >> reporter: julia jassey runs a nonprofit called jewish on campus. >> in your view, what are some of the mistakes some universities are making? >> it's an important time to understand there's a difference between political discourse and the harassment, the attacks on jewish students on campus. >> reporter: the sentiments aren't confined to colleges. a las vegas man was just charged with one count of threatening a federal official after he left a series of anti-semitic voice mails vowing to assault, kidnap, or murder a u.s. senator. sources tell cbs news the target was nevada democrat jacky rosen. and in illinois, the man suspected of murdering a 6-year-old palestinian american boy, an alleged hate crime, made his first appearance in court today. the biden administration announ

. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul says a break in the case came at 2:30 monday afternoon,print was matched in the states database to 46-year-old craig nelson ross jr., from a dwi arrest in 1999. within hours, a s.w.a.t. team in full tactical gear, with guns drawn, stormed ross' mother's home, forcefully entering a camper on her property, where ross was living. neighbors cbs news spoke with, who declined to go on camera come at come at a described hearing a powerful boom and witnessing a chaotic scene. at 6:32 p.m., police say the suspect was taken into custody after some resistance. >> she knew she was being rescued. she knew that she was in safe hands. >> reporter: around 400 law eforcement and volunteers searched for charlotte for two days. in a statement to cbs news, the sena family said, "we are thrilled that she is home, and we understand that the outcome is not what every family gets." tonight, ross is behind bars at this correctional facility behind me. he was charged with first-degree kidnapping and faces at least 15 years in prison, and norah, police say additiona

and new york governor kathy hochul is also making a trip this week. >> it comes as global fears increase about the war with hamas growing into a much larger conflict in the middle east. with the us caught in between. the key concern is evacuating civilians from the gaza strip before a possible israel ground invasion. >> refugees from inside gaza have been heading to the egyptian border and dissipating. it will open to allow some people out of the war zone access to water and supplies are running dangerously low as israeli defense forces continue to pound the gaza strip. it's absolutely horrendous. >> the bodies are stacked up. people are too afraid to bury their dead. when you drive by one of the targeted buildings, there's the stench of decaying bodies ahead of biden's visit this week, abc news reports the top us military commander in the middle east just arrived in israel. >> tonight, president biden will underscore our crystal clear message to any actor, state or non-state, trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel. don't. nearly 2000 us troops have been told to be read

and a dining hall for kosher dining, and that center includes a residence hall, and the governor kathy hochulas just on campus meeting with the jewish students just now this morning. >> okay. >> and she concluded that it is going to be the fbi involved for stepped up police presence at this one area that houses the center for jewish living, and they want to make sure that whoever did this is held accountable and prosecuted. we also have a statement from the university president martha pollock who said that we will not tolerate anti-semitism at the university, and it is real and impacting the students, faculty and staff as well as the entire cornell university, and this is going to highlight the forces that are driving us toward hate, and this is not what defines us at cornell. as i mentioned, just now at the round table, the white house is also introducing new steps they are take, and among them making it clear that they are updating the complaint form, and when you are filing a complaint of the violation of the federal civil rights law, and making it clearer that acts of anti-semitism, and a

governor kathy hochul meeting with students today, saying anti-semitism will not be tolerated. >> no one should be afraid to walk from their dorm or their dining hall to a classroom. >> reporter: anti-semitic hate crimes in the u.s. already reached record highs before the hamas attacks on october 7th, up 25% last year. >> dealing with the current threat requires that law enforcement evaluate online activity. they track online activity, and they take seriously threats directed at the jewish community, the muslim community. >> reporter: in new york city, a man punched a woman in the face at grand central terminal, allegedly because she was jewish. and in illinois today, the landlord charged with fatality stabbing this 6-year-old muslim boy 26 times and seriously injuring his mother, pleading not guilty to murder and hate crime charges. prosecutors say joseph motivated "by his hatred of muslims." david, the department of homeland security warns of more attacks here in the u.s. officials think those threats will increase as the conflict continues. david? >> david: all right, stephanie ra

new york's governor kathy hochul has warned that torrential downpours which caused flooding chaos inof rain fell on friday. the city's roads were flooded and services on the subway system and commuter rail services were severely disrupted. a state of emergency was declared in new york city, long island and the hudson valley. this was the kind of rain that was once unimaginable a once in a century storm, but this is the third time since i was sworn in two years ago i have had a once in a century storm. this includes the historic flooding we had in the hudson valley this summer which was deemed a 1000 year flooding event. what do you get if you mix heavy metal music and ballet? black sabbath — the ballet, of course, and a brand new audience to dance. after a successful first run in the band's home city, birmingham royal ballet say more than 60% of the tickets sold were to people who had never been to ballet before. amy cole reports. when heavy metal meets ballet, this is the electrifying result. black sabbath the ballet has just opened at the birmingham drone to rave reviews. one man w

and new york governor kathy hochul is also making a trip this week. >> it comes as global fears increase the war with hamas growing into a much larger conflict in the middle east. with the us caught in between. the key concern is evacuating civilians from the gaza strip before a possible israel ground invasion. >> refugees from inside gaza have been heading to the egyptian border and dissipating. it will open to allow some people out of the war zone access to water and supplies are running dangerously low as israeli defense forces continue to pound the gaza strip. it's absolutely horrendous. >> the bodies are stacked up. people are too afraid to bury their dead. when you drive by one of the targeted buildings, there's the stench of decaying bodies ahead of biden's visit this week, abc news reports the top us military commander in the middle east just arrived in israel. >> tonight, president biden will underscore our crystal clear message to any actor, state or non-state, trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel. don't. nearly 2000 us troops have been told to be ready for

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concerns not only in new york city but across the country today, focusing on new york governor kathy hochulto representatives from the white house and the department of homeland security last night, said she's ready to call in the national guard if needed and had this message for the jewish population. >> we stand in solidarity with our jewish friends and neighbors today, tomorrow and every day. there is no call to violence that will shake that conviction, no evil we are unwilling to confront. >> reporter: one of the palestinian led organizations hosting the rally is called within our lifetime and the organization is openly against a two state solution, limiting israel, quote, by any means necessary and call to resist the violence of the us empire, another direct quote from the website. from miami, florida to albuquerque, new mexico, berkeley, california a rally expected there. there have been numerous rallies across the country this week and mayor adams in new york city said the nypd is beefing up resources for security reasons. all on-duty officers will appear in uniform ready to respond