what we really have is a tax problem and we have some of the highest property taxes on long island. doing is just contributing to that. i'm okay with building any building as long as it doesn't cause the taayers to suffer more in having to subsidize. because we're already suffering enough here by continuing to pay all these taxes. paul: moya mancera, though, thinks long islanders have long had a problem that precedes taxes. >> we do have a history of house segregation. there was a lot of fear, not only here, but all throughout longsland. >> levittown, community designed from modern living. paul: it is a fear with history. in the 1940s, farms across the island were being turned into neighborhoods. the iconic community of levittown was the model. single family homes built as a communy that g.i.'s returning from world war two could afford. people of cor? explicitly kept out. more recently, after a newsday hidden camera investigation,ew york state cited 3 real estate brokerages for discriminating against homebuyers of color. nourprise to pilar moya-mancera, who immigrated from peru and

republican anthony -- represents the long island new york district where he grew up and is one of nearly 80 new york house members in the 118th congress. before getting into politics he served as a new york city police officer. he told c-span about the role of his parents and state in shaping his political philosophy. >> growing up in a small community, i worked really hard. my mom came here from puerto rico when i was two with her seven siblings. settled in the community that i live in now. my dad was born and raised in rockaway beach. love the water, met my mom, they did together close to 50 years. it is just a community of hard-working people who care about their pocketbooks, one people to represent them who have the same values that they do. people that just want their community to be the best that it can be, who want leadership that is going to respect them. as i said, i grew up in a small community. if he walked down the street and do something wrong, everyone knows within five minutes, and that was before facebook. it is a small community. i was raised roman catholic. went to chur

was in it for the right reasons, i speak regularly with congress and peter king, who represented long islandor a long time. it was one of those guys who, even if he crossed his own party he did it because he was delivering from long island and i think that was important. we have seen some great presidents, ronald reagan was someone that we could all aspire to be. i, and even democrats, i always refer to tip o'neill's all politics are local, that is the truth. if we don't involve everyone locally we will not make it here capitol hill. >> what did you do before congress? rep. d'esposito: i was a councilman since 2016, so it's a pretty big place, the largest town in the nation, bigger than seven states, a population of 800,000, and a budget of half a billion. a pretty big operation. i was a proud member of that your -- new york city police department where i retired as a detective. >> tell us about that and how it impacts you today as a member of congress? rep. d'esposito: i worked in brownsville, brooklyn, the most violent square-mile in the city, one of the most top 10 most violent square-mil

going to stop me prepare a long time for this, and i've been a real real happy and one couple on long island has been really happy for a really long time. you have to have the love the basic and then you have to look away for a lot of things, and then you become best friends. steinberg met in 1948 at the valentine's day dance in the bronx. she was very sweet. dress nicely, and she lived close by now, 72 years after their wedding, the steinberg's are renewing their vows. one of their nine great grandchildren serving as flower girl. wonderful crazy the steinberg's children say they attribute their parents longevity to dad always listening to mom, which is solid relationship advice. i think, always, of course, winning the day cardi b and offset the celebrity power couple was on hand at a mcdonald's in times square to unveil their collaboration meal in front of a massive swarm of fans. that is one happy meal oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. hello mi

vociferously for him to resign, because that is the area, that he is sullying the republican party on long islandpublican party nationally -- kevin mccarthy's party is now the party of george santos. and it will be, as long as he remains in congress. >> congressman daniel goldman, thank you very much for joining us here in the washington city for the very first time. we really appreciate it. -- as a congressman. and coming up, tonight's episode of donald trump under oath on video. don't be surprised if he does the only thing that donald trump knows how to do under oath. >> i once asked, if you are innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? vel up u won't take a time-out one dose of ubrelvy works fast it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours without worrying if it's too late or where you are unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u learn how abbvie could help you save. ask about

he's certainly not someone that any people certainly in long island look up to as a public servant.as no one to blame but himself. i wish nassau county gop had done a better job of vetting him in the primary process. i've never heard of such fabricated resume getting through. but the end result is that it would be nice if they had a recall so the focus could be on the policy, and not him. >> he needs to go. this is not what we want our children and our voters to really be looking up to as an elected official. he is a pathological liar and should not be in congress. and somehow we have to get him out of this seat. >> all right, good to hear you two agree. thank you both. >>> "outfront" next, jimmy carter is in hospice care. he is being lauded tonight by those who know him and worked for him. a man who helped him rise through the political ranks to president is my next guest. >>> and an "outfront" investigation, asian-americans are buying guns in numbers not seen before. >> law enforcement can't and won't always be there to protect us from something bad. build m there's nonothing 'sma

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to see the folks come from long island and know they are not going to let up. >> i understand that guestsng some eyebrows. >> what re learning? >> a former firefighter who has health issues stemming from his response to 9/11. and he evidently thinks the issue of 9/11, an important issue, those first responders receiving adequate medical care is worth the association with santos. but it is coming at a cost for him. he lost his job at a law firm as a result of agreeing to be santos' guest. by now, many of our viewers know santos said his mother was in the south tower of the twin tours on 9/11 but immigration records show she wasn't even any country at the time. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, cnn special coverage of the president's state of the union address begins ain less than two hours. it is the first address before a divided congress. we're going to preview the case he's expected to make for his re-election. let's go! ♪ what you gon' do? you ain't talkin' 'bout nothin'! ♪ ♪ hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds in 12 months on golo. golo and the release has been phenomenal in my life

patience is wearing thin for a long island congressman george santos.as caught a very tense exchange between senator mitt romney and santos, minutes before last night's state of the union address. and after the presidents speech, romney said this to reporters. >> i don't know the exact words i said, should've been there. should not have been. he's a sick puppy and he shouldn't be there. >> given the fact that he is under ethics investigation. he should be sitting in the back row and sitting quite. instead of parading in front of the president and people coming into the room. i don't think he had to be there. i don't think he had to be at congress and he certainly should not be in the aisle trying to shake the handle of the president of the united states and dignitaries going. it's an embarrassment. >> of not heard the term sick puppy in quite some time. i think it's funny. i'm in a good mood. now we are about to discuss all of this with former new jersey senator. so i'm sad to say, i've not seen since before covid. i'm thrilled to have you here tonight.

year funding on medicaid and chips for maternal health more fight and the whole omnibus done from long islandust started his family but they have been rattled by huge amounts of student debt. thanks to joe biden when they stop there push the go to their special little court this will go up to the supreme court we are fighting that so they can get their lives on track. these and nine guests show two things. one common dish of the amazing accomplishments we had in the last senate. six were bipartisan. the need for implementation. implementation of these major accomplishments will be atop focus for us this year. working with the administration. working with our senators and working with the various agencies as well as whatever legislation is needed. so, let me go on. i am looking forward from hearing from president biden later today about the amazing progress we have made in improving the lives of american families and to hear his vision for the next two years in the administration. as majority leader and under the leadership and vision laid out by president biden, we have been able to deliver m

i'm a retired new york city detective, a member of the volunteer fire department here on long islandf's father died in 911. this is something that's important to so many people in this district and to make a mockery out of it because he thought it would help him get on ballot is completely insane. >> congressman, appreciate your time. thank you very much. thank you for your service as well in the department. awesome. >> thank you. >> thank you. out front next, brittney griner is speaking out about her return to the wnba, her team made their star comeback offificial today. ♪. ♪. es m morsleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from slsleep number. ♪ gillette presents... the gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. the bar in t handle removes unseen dirt and debris that gets in the way of the blades. for effortless shaving in o efficient stroke. all with a lifetime warranty. and if you want to keep the beard, use king c. gillette. a lineup of products designed to cleanse, soften, trim, and style- for your best beard. gillette. the best a man can get. need to be at your best? you need an a

that he should be in congress, now you start seeing that other members of congress around him, on long islandm to resign, because that is the area, that he is sullying the republican party on lying island. and the republican party nationally -- kevin mccarthy's party is now the party of george santos. and it will be, as long as he remains in congress. >> congressman daniel goldman, thank you very much for joining us here in the washington city for the very first time. we really appreciate it. -- as a congressman. and coming up, an episode of donald trump under oath on video. don't be surprised if he does the only thing that donald trump knows how to do under oath. >> i once asked, if you are innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? the fifth amendment? a new clinical study showed that centrum silver supports cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your health. so every day, you can say... ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver. ♪ - think about a child you love. now take away their clean clothes and access to water. take away the roof over their he

iced tea company that changed its name to long island blockchain and it got delisted you see this absolute frenzy to pile into everything related to ai or crypto vcs have said, we pumped the brakes on crypto and blockchain, but you're starting to see founders send out pitch decks and pretty much add ai they originally were telling me, you know what, it feels like ai is the new blockchain. also if you look at google trends, google searches, i was looking at this yesterday, couldn't believe we looked at crypto and blockchain versus searches for ai that tends to be a good barometer for research. >> earnings calls, too an explosion of that term. >> yeah. ai is not the new blockchain in the sense that i'm talking to companies who are actually incorporating ai capabilities into their products in meaningful ways they're able to demonstrate today. we've never seen that with blockchain yeah, sure, we've heard about kind of shipping products around and keeping track of things and supply chain, but that never manifested itself in a scaled way. jen, i wonder, over at google, is your sense that even th

because this marks the first official expulsion resolution that has been introduced against the long island don't expect this to go far. that resolution not anticipated to be brought up for a floor vote in the republican-led house, and lynn stead be referred to the ethics committee. >> ea, thank you very much for your reporting. and now let's bring in republican congressman anthony desposito of new york, who was the first house republican to call on santos to step down. i really appreciate your time. the house speaker tells cnn tonight he's okay with santos attending tomorrow's briefing on china. it's a classified briefing. do you agree with that? >> well, i definitely do have some concerns. i think the fact that george santos, we didn't feel should have the ability to serve on committees. i don't think that he should be serving or hearing any briefings either. i told my staff that any letters that are being sent out, group letters about certain policies with george santos' name on, i don't want to be involved, i'd rather send one on my own. he's taken this institution and really made it a

finally, one from long island just started a family. but they have been rattled by huge amounts of student debt. thanks to joe biden's extensions of the moratorium on payments, he's been able to buy a home and will benefit even more when republicans stop their push. the president agreed to do this. right-wing republicans, maga republicans, are trying to get it overturned in court. they go to their special little court where they know the judges are in their favor. this will go to the supreme court. we are fighting that so we can get that. millions of others like him can get their lives on track. these nine guests show two things. one, they show the amazing accomplishments we have had in the last senate. i would remind people of our seven major bills in the last year. six were bipartisan. it also shows the need for implementation. implementation of these major accomplishments will be a top poe fuss for us this -- focus for us this year working with the administration, working with our senators enworking with the -- and working with the v

weeks ago when i approached leadership and a few of us, all five house republican freshmen from long island asked them to pay more attention to this, couple of days later he was removed from committees. he said he did it voluntarily, i credit leadership for being proactive and listening to us. i expect more of that going forward. >> are you satisfied with leadership right now in that they're not calling for his removal? >> if you look at what democrats are doing right now, democrats sponsored a bill to remove him. and the five of us said we would support that bill. but that bill only has 27 house democrats supporting it. that's only 13% of the house democrat conference. i think the better question is why aren't the democrats unified to remove george santos? the answer is they know he is a distraction. and i expect the ranks of republicans to only grow the more time that goes by. >> congressman nick lalota, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> now to virginia beach. president biden is giving a speech, he's talking about the debt ceiling now. >> without preconditions, without a crisis.

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lakes to the storied hudson river and the majesty of the mighty niagara to the pristine beaches of long island. it's beautiful. i'll fight for all that. but as i said, most importantly, i'm here to fight for the people. everyone. no matter where they came from how they got here. to those whose ancestors came here in bondage on slave ships, and others who saw opportunity and saw new york as a shining beacon drawing millions from every corner of the planet like my impoverished grandparents left ireland as teenagers and came to ellis island. because of that we are home to the most diverse population. people of every color, orientation call new york home. for the next four lift up every new yorker and make a difference in their lives so their tomorrows will be better than their yesterdays. my friends, let me close with a few final thoughts. i may be the one standing before you, but this day doesn't belong to me. it belongs to the new york men and women who take compare of the rest of us, the nurses and doctors who saved our people during a pandemic, the home health care aides who allow us to age a

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to follow that up, this text is from laura on long island. can mr. morrow discuss his thoughts on the state of weekly news magazines today? is it possible for print to be viable in the 24 hour cable news world? caller: first of all, let me thank john for what he said. on news magazines, newsmagazines have obviously changed enormously in the last two decades. they are finding a new equilibrium i think. the question is not only newsmagazines, it is magazines in general. i think one can argue that either way. i am really not expert on magazines anymore. i do look at them. so many of them are going digital so that you have the digital on your screen rather than on paper. and the question, viable or not, why not? i have seen "time" magazine do some terrific work. i have always loved "time" and feel a sense of loyalty to it. i think, as i say, it is a different creature now from what it was because they face a different world which the viewer has alluded to. the whole media picture has been very radically transformed by the democratization of information b

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all right, john, thank you for that long island advisories across our bridges today like we had yesterday. >> 7 minutes mace to that fremont street exit traveling into the city this morning. how about your san mateo bridge? 12 minutes. a 80 to 101. a richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls going take you 20 minutes on this thursday morning. well, choreographer alonzo king is a bay area treasure and is known around the world. he is constantly called a visionary. the kennedy center for the arts honored him as a master of choreography for 40 plus years. he's let his lines ballet performing toren teaching kron four's. pam moore spent some time with alonzo king and discovered he is as much as a philosopher as a choreographer. >> alonzo king does not believe in looking at life through limitations. whether it is the dances he korea graphs, the parts that you find challenging. that's where you really want to go the most to figure it out that uses information in there for you the way he guys and teaches his >> instead, tools and how to work. >> that

contractor who was smiling because he was contracted to truck natural gas through manhattan to long islandt build a pipeline. he runs 80 semi sedate through manhattan because they're unwilling to build a pipeline. clearly putting up former greenhouse gas emissions as a results. i think onene of the missteps we are taking this country right now is for not going to move pipelines. they can reduce greenhouse gas emissionss. they are unequivocal to close the keystone pipeline here in the united states. we've got to rethink the whole approach. sue and got five minutes of the digestive congressman what you think is going to happen in the fight over the debt ceiling and the push for suspending cuts? how does this play out in the weeks and perhaps some months to? >> the best analogy i can give you is the speaker's race. it was painful, it went longer than most people wanted and we got it done. i suspect, i worry improbably feared the sin debt ceiling conversation is not going to be a whole lot different from that. there will be some pain but we willt eventually get it done. but i agree with my col

snowplows working overtime on long island, while in the west at this hour, this new system already hitting. new blizzard washings up tonight. snow closing part of interstate 80. take a look at the map tonight. this storm set to move across the country. the real tornado threat to come with this. and the storm set to hit the northeast in the next couple difs. matt gutman in california with the new storm hitting already in the west. >> reporter: tonight, that unending whiteout in the west. drivers snowblind in the sierras where i'm standing right now is i-80, one of the most trafficked east-west thoroughfares in the entire country. but right now, it is closed to all traffic, completely socked in with this snow coming down at a rate of almost a foot an hour. in southern california, san bernardino county, officials declaring a state of emergency due to blocked roads as they brace for even more snow. meanwhile, on the east coast, the other extreme. hardly any snow. our trevor ault in hartford, connecticut. >> this is the region's biggest sow storm of the season and it's still not all that bad. h

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