he lives behind his wife matilda and three daughters. >> they have not yet announced funeral plans and services. >>> bono apparently all was not quiet on new year's day for the irish walker and humanitarian. early this morning he released a lengthy missive, a look back at 2014. his focus is on many aspects, but one item in particular stood out from his recent bicycle accident and still extensive injuries. he wrote, as mentioned in an a to z style and as i write this it is not clear that i will ever play guitar again. and this is why. bolts in his elbow. he said he also broke his hand shoulder and face in the accident. it is a fascinating read found on youtube.com. >>> breaking news overnight as california several people are dead after a murder/suicide that happened in modesto late thursday. police say the shooting started around 9:00 p.m. among the dead two men including the gunman and a woman. another woman is hospitalized in critical condition. all four were related. right now no word on a motive. >>> now to the college football playoffs. and, boy, they had it all. first, the grandda

my heart goes out to matilda, i don't know what to say. of course gotten in touch with her and will be in touch with the governor. what do you say if you lose a man like that? >> paul, we have about 30 seconds. we have about 30 seconds left. i just love to hear your final thought. >> my final thoughts are my great and good friend mario cuomo, rest easy oh great great man. you are remembered in my heart and the hearts of those who loved you. and they are legion. >> paul sorvino we thank you very much for your time this evening. >> thank you. >> i'm patricia stark. now back to "hannity" already in progress. >>> questions? probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! live the regular life. phillips'. [ male announcer ] are your joints ready for action? osteo bi-flex® with joint shield™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ready for action. thanks. ♪ ♪ [ ma

to the right- hand shoulder fully conditions was of this dusty file a 101 with the percentage of matilda to 37 months and filled in that general area and the like traffic on the road nevertheless light enough that the bay bridge i have not seen any meeting last activity get in was in a lot will not see any today. >>george:-92 in the san mateo bridge will be at 7:01 hour from now the lead of ride for the bridges and figure for a weekend they not on monday the commit date only three lanes available in the southbound direction >>darya: the developing story we're following a snap and grant are bring to happen overnight and kron 4 will trend is live there >>will tran: they went inside the left the scene about five minutes ago i was a have prompted 30 in the morning about a mile and half from fishermen's did see the damage it was a u- haul truck was still looking for two possible suspects they came in here backed up the you also became inside broke the front end of the door came inside and look at what their case in the place in the reason why is because they went after specific items. >>will

mario was a great family man. 60 years of marriage with you, matilda.ls and 1 boy little mario. he loved you all so very deeply and he, along with your mom led you constantly through word and example, through thick and thin to a family life rooted in christ rooted in catholic education and faith. no one knows better than you, of course, that he was not perfect. no parent is, no family is, but you also know how blessed you are and what a great hole his loss leaves now in your lives. our sympathies are with you. his love of course was not confined to the home. as one of his daughters told me the other day the cuomos knew that in a way the entire state of new york compromised his family. and they were happy to share him. he touched the hearts of so very many people. and they are mourning his passing. how is this so? because mario cuomo ever communicated a spirit of inclusivity and care, a spirit of decency and uprightness that inspired love and respect. he was blessed with a unique set of gifts, a keen intellect, a humble spirit, a principled approach to l

cuomo was catholic married for over six decades to the love of his life matilda. they raised five children. maria. the wife of kenneth cole. andrew cuomo, followed in his father's footsteps as well as journalist and cnn anchor chris cuomo. in later years, cuomo hosted a radio show. returned to the private sector as attorney and author and continued to speak out for the party he loved and the causes he held close to his heart. asked once how he wanted to be remembered. >> one of the simple things i wanted to achieve. i want to be governor. the hardest working there ever was. i want when it it is over i figured at four years, i want people to say there is an honest person. >> that was wolf blitzer. the obit in the times, he wanted his epithet to be simply he tried. he passed away with his family by his side. he was a champion of progressive values. he is survived by his wife five children, 14 grandchildren. >> we are thinking about all of them today. >>> turning to the search for airasia flight 8501. bodies of 22 victims have been recovered recovered. officials pinp

he is survived by his wife of more than 60 years, matilda rafah cuomo, his five children including ouranchor chris, and 14 grandchildren. the constants of his life always faith and family. >> that was john berman reporting. condolences are now pouring in remembering governor mario cuomo. president obama calls mario cuomo "a determined champion of progressive values and unflinching voice for tolerance, inclusiveness, fairness dignity and opportunity." while new jersey governor chris christie said cuomo was a "strong, eloquent leader who loved new york and his people and he was a role model for future generations that anything is possible through hard work and education." former new york governor david paterson joins know now. >> good morning, carol, happy new year although it's not getting off to a very good start. >> no but i'm thankful you're here. can you share one of your favorite memories about mario cuomo? >> i once used the word per spicacity in a speech. >> he said why would you use that? nobody understands that. i would never use the word. i use perspicuity. >> was it a lesson

cuomo leaves behind his beloved wife of more than 50 years, matilda matilda, and children chris, madeline, margaret, maria and andrew. >> joining me now is chris smith, contributing editor at "new york" magazine. you wrote an obituary of governor cuomo and another article up at newyork magazine. one of the quotes you pulled was from your colleague in 1986 when cuomo was still the new york secretary of state. i want to read a little bit of it. it says cuomo's brains indecency are exceeded only by his indecision. you wrote that single sentence captured an essential truth about the man and started to define a complex narrative that would shape three decades of city state and national politics. do you think it is indecision that really defines mario cuomo's legacy or was it his full-throated championshiping of liberal values? >> i think the two very much go together. where they meet is in the man's great humanity. i mean he rose from nothing, as harry's piece showed. the son of immigrants from southern italy. he never lost his touch for the common man. and he never lost his touch for the flaw

he turned to matilda, we're out of here. she said, i was ready 15 minutes ago. they left.rey parker, this he have every right to make that musical. i don't have to give money to it. i'm not going to support it. if you depict jesus steeped in urine, you have a right to do it? sure. should we show up at the museum to see it or mary in elephant dung? no. i think as religious leaders we say, they have a right to do it but we are not going to support it. we want to raise the cultural conversation beyond that. >> i want people to know that we need to set this moral campus within us to design those limits. that's number one. number two, i want people to know, and i'm speaking to cnn worldwide here, that i am not saying that the publication of this cartoon means or justifies violence in any way, shape or form. as i speak for not publishing that specific magazine or picture, i also say to muslims, wake up. engage people with the prophet of islam in an intellectual spirit all way. that is what muhammad would have done. >> this gets to a practical question because there is -- there i

mary pat and i sent our deepest condolances to matilda, andrew governor cuomo and the entire cuomo family> coming up on 4:43, wow, we have big storm coming up this weekend? >> it is a big storm but thankfully not a crippling storm. it will an affect a lot of people. everybody here certainly gets the impact out of it. this will be one that bridges in a serious surge on the thermometer. so we get little taste of may on one day in the forecast and then back to winter. >> did you say something like 06 the other day possibly? >> insane. we actually upped our daytime high for sunday. that will be the warm day but yes, there is a trade off. it will be a dreary day with rain pretty much any time. so lots to cover here. so we want to get right to it obviously, starting things off with how things look right now, nod bad, we take you out there knock more than handful of clouds. quiet day but see how the storm is shaping up. it start today form yesterday. already the moisture moving across the mississippi river. so starting to creep up on us, still essentially another 24 hour window plus before we st

matilda annie higgs came to lark rise fresh from training college with all the latest educational ideas, keen on reform wanting to be a friend as well as a teacher to her charges. ( children squealing ) but they scented weakness and regularly reduced her to tears. she had no idea there were such children like this anywhere. miss higgs? is that a wig? to her, they were little savages. ( croaking ) ( screaming ) miss higgs was carried home, never to be seen again. so... a crisis at the school

he and his wife matilda had five children before he launched his political career losing to ed koch in new york's 1997 mayoral primary. >> and i will faithfully perform the duties of office. >> reporter: he was elected governor in 1983 and served three terms balancing 12 consecutive budgets and leading new york through two recessions. cuomo emerged on the national stage in 1984 at the democratic convention in san francisco delivering the keynote address. he highlighted the failures of the reagan presidency. >> there is despair, mr. president, in the faces that you don't see, in the places that you don't visit in your shining city. >> reporter: cuomo liked to as he put it campaign in poetry and his eloquence earned him a reputation as one of the democratic party's most respected thinker. >> peace is better than war because life is better than death. >> reporter: as a roman catholic he was personally opposed to abortion but supported a woman's right to choose and he was against the death penalty which became a major focus of the 1994 race where he lost to republican george pataki. >> i'v

governor were remembered not only by his five children but 14 grandchildren and wife of 60 years matilda. thousands waited in the cold to say their goodbyes. they say this is a man that inspired them, a man that taught them to lead by example and live by a better example, i should say. here are one of the people we heard from yesterday, the man who unseated him, former governor george pataki. >> to me it is a symbol of mario cuomo's graciousness how well he treated me after that election. we used to talk from time to time, and he always wanted to do what he thought was right for the people of this state. >> former governor pataki continued to say we are diminished by had i passing. he called it a personal loss not only for those who knew governor mario cuomo but also those of new york state. former governor cuomo died at the age of 82. >> a moving truck packed with a man's belongings is stolen on the way to his new house. the 89-year-old hired a truck to move furniture from alabama to georgia but someone stole everything inside it. the veteran lost his keepsakes and momentos from his lat

cuomo leaves behind his wife of more than 50 years matilda, and children, chris, maria and margaret and andrew. >> that was harry smith reporting. former mayor willie brown said cuomo inspired him in his career. >>> we will move to a developing story. a team of french investigators will be going underwater today in the hopes of tracking down the black boxes from airasia flight 8501. the team will use hydrophones for beacons from two flight recorders. search crews have recovered 30 bodies and some of the wreckage from the crash site. they are looking for the main portion of that. there were 162 people on board when the plane crashed last weekend. >>> authorities in italy board the charred remains of the ferry. after searching for more victims fire crews will board the boat and try to figure out what started the fire that resulted in the death of at least 11 people. 477 other people were rescued mostly by helicopter that plucked survivors off the top deck one or two at a time in gale force winds. >>> tough news for u2. bono may never play the guitar again after the bike accident in novemb

. >> i met him once here in fox along with his beloved wife matilda, he was a gentle man. >> lookingthe wall street. could there be a silver lining? we'll get into that. americans drink 48 billion bottles of water every year. that's enough plastic bottles to stretch around the earth 230 times. each brita filter can replace 300 of those. clean. clear. brita water. nothing is better. >>> a fox news a scomplert a story that royaled the new york city police department. two people are under the arrest after the shooting of two nypd officers. those two, the shootings took place in the bronx. police say they have arrested two suspects. one of them one of them apparently a male who entered the hospital with a gunshot wound in the back. after the officers were shot the suspects carjacked another car and took off and crashed that car. the good news is, that two suspects and now three, we're told have been arrested after the shootings of two new york city police officers in the bronx last night. >>> in the meantime the midwest and northeast hit with snow and bitter cold. the storm is dumping a

cuomo leaves behind his beloved wife of more than 50 years, matilda, and children chris, madeline margaret, maria, and andrew. amazing man. and really what is interesting is this '84 convention when walter monodale ended up getting the nomination. people across the country were like, wow! who is this guy? there was a groundswell for him to run for president. >> as we mentioned, you covered him for many years. he earned the hamlet on the hudson. >> most specifically in the end of 1991 he had some one, others say two planes were waiting in albany to take him to new hampshire. because the deadline to register for the primary in new hampshire was quickly closing in. there was a big budget impasse in albany time went on. time went on. the plane sat. finally, he came out and he said i'm staying here. i have to pay attention to this budget impasse. and everybody said what is the deal? we interviewed him years later and said i asked him straight out. did you want to be president? it was a question he found almost impossible to answer. >> incredible. harry smith with the look at the political icon.

. >> he is survived by his wife matilda, five children, and 14 grandchildren.lard fillmore died at age 82 -- mayor cuomo died at age 82. ♪ >> i'm john heilemann. >> i'm mark halperin. and this is a vista. >> live from hollywood, it's "with all due respect," featuring mitt romney possibly appearing act, jeffrey tambor, and other red carpet encounters. and shot in california at the house of fred davis, the man known in tight political circles as hollywood, whose career includes short films about demon sheep and a witch. and here are your hosts, mark halperin and john heilemann.

from the state of the new york and extended sympathies of many in this bod to governor cuomo's widow matilda and to his family. as an italian-american i'm especially proud of his leadership and send extended sympathies to his family. thank you cuomo family. thank you new york delegation. none of us would be would be standing here without the support and strength of our families. today i'm going to thank my dear husband of 51 years paul pelosi, and my five children and nine grand children. [applause] all of the pelosis and delasandros. but as we are standing -- [applause] let all of us applaud all of our families. [applause] to my constituents and my democratic colleagues and my con at this time went in -- constituents in san francisco i thank you for the privilege in the house but to my colleagues i thank you for the honor of serving as leader but all of us should applaud all of our constituents for sending us here. let us again applaud our constituents. [applause] each one of us, mr. speaker each one of us, as you know, represents republicans represents democrats independents and others and

. >> he is survived by his wife matilda, five children, and 14 grandchildren.uomo died at age 82. ♪ . >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." we focus on innovation technology, and the future of business. i'm cory johnson. here's a check of your bloomberg top headlines. u.s. stocks started off the week on a rocky note. dow, nasdaq sliding. energy stocks taking it on the chin. oil extended its losses by tipping below $46 a barrel. that is down from $100 last summer. san francisco fed presidents says raising interest rates in june will be a close call even with strong job growth.

he is survived by his wife of more than 60 years, matilda rafa cuomo, his five children including our cnn "new day" anchor chris, and 14 grandchildren. the constant of his life always faith and family. >> what a life. what a loss. we want to talk more now about the legacy of governor mario cuomo. joining us is ron brownstein cnn senior political analyst and editorial director of the "national journal," ron, thanks so much for being with us this morning. ron, it's almost hard for people to remember at this point, but for about an eight-year period if you're talking 1984-1992, governor mario cuomo was the towering figure of the democratic party. the biggest figure in the democratic party and arguably the soul of that party. >> certainly in the liberal wing. first of all it's obviously a very sad moment not only for the the family but for the many people that admire governor cuomo. i send my condolences to all of them. you're right, you have to remember when mario cuomo emerged. he emerged when democratic confidence was at a low ebb during the high point of the reagan era. his speech in

i know that there is little that can be said to console matilda and andrew and chris and the rest ofhe family but if they bear that in mind and i often say, unfortunately because i am old, i'm older than mario. so i go to a lot of funerals and memorials. and when -- on those occasions when i speak i always conclude my remarks with reminding people that it's said to serve others is the rent paid to have a space on earth. >> let me ask you both to respond to that 1984 convention speech. i was struck rewatching it how much it could be delivered today and one of the lessons i think governor cuomo taught us is you can't beat republicans with facts but you need a story. how relevant is that for us today? >> that was so much of mario cuomo's appeal and the appeal of that speech is who he was and what he represented. he was the son of italian immigrants. he talks about the el kwans of watching his father working away ridiculous hours, working until he had callouses and blood on his hands in this grocery store in new york. he spoke with the pride of the immigrant and the immigrant experience.

cuomo leaves behind his beloved wife of 50 years, matilda and four children. >> joining me now is howardgovernor of vermont. great to have you with us tonight. it started and with character and integrity with this man. how will you remember and what is the legacy of mario cuomo and what he leaves behind? >> his legacy is incredible. obviously the most famous part is the speech at the 1984 convention. but he was a very good governor. he balanced the budgets. and new york was in really bad financial shape at that time. and he increased the bond rating of the state of new york. little known facts about mario cuomo. the other thing is that he was an intellectual giant. he was a principled guy and he was educated in queens in a catholic high school which must have been run by the jesuits. he is well educated and a smart guy. we crossed paths for a short types as governors. he was helpful and kind and smart and gave me great advice. >> howard is he a politician and servant of yesteryear that in the age of big money it's hard to find people like mario cuomo today? >> well we'll see. there are s

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cuomo leaves behind his beloved wife of more than 50 years, matilda, and children chris, madeline madelinergaret, maria and andrew. >> thanks to nbc's harry smith for that report. joining us now is alex staff writer at roll call. good day to you. if you follow democratic politics at all, you know both cuomos. you know mario cuomo. people around the nation have these memories. one is someone who led on liberalism populism long before either party really dealt w i think, that passion in this country that we see on the left over a lot of these wall street issues and we see in parts of the tea party. >> i mean he absolutely personified sort of this liberal ethos that people really admired and they really wanted him to run. i mean a lot of people really thought he should run for president. >> what would have been an interesting thing. give us a glimpse into the political future. roll call is out with the pop ten races to watch this 2015. what happens this year could have a big impact on many of those races. let's dive in. the thing that i found most interesting, the prospect i found most intere

he and his wife matilda had five children before he launched his political career losing in the 1977 mayoral primary. he was elected governor in 1982 and served three terms balancing 12 consecutive budgets and leading new york through two recessions. cuomo emerged on the national stage in 1984 at the democratic convention in san francisco delivering the keynote address. he highlighted the failures of the reagan presidency. >> there is despair, mr. president, in the faces that you don't see, in the places that you don't visit, in your shining city. >> reporter: cuomo liked to as he put it campaign in poetry and his eloquence earned him a reputation as one of the democratic party's most respected thinkers. >> peace is better than war because life is better than death. >> reporter: as a roman catholic, he was personally opposed to abortion, but supported a woman's right to choose and he was against the death penalty which became a major focus of the 1994 race where he lost to republican george pataki. >> i've surely made mistakes as governor, but i'm as proud as i can be of what we have

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he is survived by his wife of more than 60 years matilda, his five children including our cnn new day anchor chris and 14 grandchildren. the constants of his life always faith and family. >> a much younger chris cuomo in that family image right there. obviously our condolences go out to the entire family and our friend who loved his pop. >> i love though that he called his dad his pop. i had a chance to spend time with his dad and his mom and chris a few months ago and it was really amazing how even at this advanced age and in struggling health he was still that orator. he and chris talked about a number of world issues. they talked baseball they talked football. and he still just loved conversation and thought and words. it was really really tremendous. >> and the one thing you want to say is you know mario cuomo was proud of his son chris, also. >> absolutely. absolutely. >>> let's move on and check other news now. >>> here's a look at our other headlines. outgoing senate majority leader harry reid spending the new year in the hospital. his office says he broke a number of ribs and

from the state of new york and have extended the sympathies in this body to governor cuomo's widow, matildaand to his family. as an italian-american, i'm especially proud of his leadership. and send extended sympathies to his family. thank you, cuomo family. thank you, new york delegation. none of us would be standing here without the support and the support of our families. today i'm going to thank my dear husband of 51 years, paul pelosi and my five children and nine grandchildren. all the pelosis and del delassandros. but as we are standing -- [ applause ] let all of us applaud all of our families. to my constituents and democratic colleagues, my constituents in san francisco, i thank you for the privilege of serving in the house. but to my colleaguings, i thank you for the honor of serving as leader. but all of us should applaud all of our constituents for sending us here. so, let us again, applaud our constituents. each one of us as you know represents republicans, represents democrats, independents and others. and we should always pay tribute to the american people. the american peopl

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state of new york and have extended the sympathies of many in this body to governor cuomo's widow matilda and to his family. as an italian-american i'm especially proud of his leadership and extend sympathies to his family. thank you, cuomo family. >> thank you, new york delegation. none of us would be standing here without the support and the strength of our families. today, i'm going to thank my dear husband of 51 years, paul pelosi. and my five children and nine grandchildren. all the pelosis but as we are standing, let all of us applaud all of our families. to my constituents and my democratic colleagues my constituents in san francisco, i thank you for the privilege of serving in the house. but to my colleagues i thank you for the honor of serving as leader. but all of us should applaud all of our constituents for sending us here. so let us, again, applaud our constituents. each one of us each one of us as you know represents republicans, represents democrats, independents, and others. and we should always pay tribute to the american people. the american people have called upon each

what tracking folly conditions for the south bay this morning here on highway 101 and the sending of matilda no into 37 sea its fee records extremely reduced visibility said buyers reduce these in following distances in the bay bridge is under a fall and rise this morning when it is for the suspension span highway 92 is without delays this morning but its a little foggy pretty like an easy ride will be configured with three lanes in each direction for the morning and if you're heading into marin the the richmond bridge no delays ride not even on the stand or across 580 was gone. >>darya: developing those walnut creek police all but three people who robbed a couple have been around for 15 yesterday morning a man and woman were at 2500 block awad boulevard when three men approached them and ask for their phones and wallets and the man thought he heard a gun that had everything over they believe the robbers could be involved in several other crimes. they're on alert. it is. will have to pass the word out all the neighbors and keep communicating. >>darya: the man in this is a suspect of two othe

. >> he was married to his wife matilda for more than 60 years, five kids 14 grandkids. father came from soler noe italy, started digging sewers and had the grocery store in jamaica queens and he credits his father. >> there's a perfect of father and the article about his son right next to it. very similar style to his dad. >> more bad weather in asia is slowing the recovery of flight 8501. planes and ships are still looking for victims. allen pizzey is live. allen, good morning. >> good morning. they have equipment to detect the black boxes. they're scheduled to look today but they need calm weather and the weather has beening in but good. despite the bad weather the success rate is improving. another body was plucked from the sea brought by helicopter to the zroisdestroyer "uss sampson." the homepe was the airliner would be found intact. more debris would be dpound but the focus centers on retreeshing the airlines ease black boxes. nine search planes were scouring 8,000 miles of the java sea. it's now been narrowed down to about 10% of that. there are two search areas

look at that wonderful family and his wonderful wife matilda. my heart goes out to the cuomos.ther: he was almost always seen with her all the time. what do you think happened finally if mario woman americas the former governor, had run for president? >> he could have won the democratic nomination. i don't believe he would have beaten ronald reagan but he certainly would have been a stronger candidate and he helped galvanize his party. in terms of many of the things that he talked about. we do have an inequity that exists today. the question is how do you deal with that? do it by subsidies or do you create opportunity? there is where i think we had a clashing in certain views. but i will tell you he was inspirational. and he helped put new york on the map doing very difficult times. >> you can tell a lot of people agree with you with all the outpouring of support for his family coming in today. thanks so much for taking time to join us. we appreciate it. hope you have a wonderful new year. >> best to you. great to be with you. heather: leland? leland: heather new york's finest

matilda cuomo. [applause] now doing it all across the world that has made a great difference.it all starts at home. pro bono you understand. >> we propose if we pass these reforms and this is an ambitious reform package problems for people on both sides of the aisle and they we will be besieged by lobbyists and i understand the political consequence of what i am asking you to do in making these reforms. donate the donate the taxpayers of new york. let's make the hard choices stand up for the kids, and if we make these reforms i am i am prepared to make a very large investment. i have one which is in the budget the education 1.7 percent. $377 million. but we took the personal growth formula. so by our existing budget it we will be a $377 million increase him. (a 4.8 percent increase of $1.1 billion investment in education. again, again that is if we actually stand up and pass these reforms. it's not the beginning of the war and terrorism and not the end. if anyone doubted that club paris was a reminder to all of of us. the terrorist groups are metastasizing À la across the worl

cuomo leaves behind his beloved wife of more than 50 years, matilda and children chris, madeleine, margaret maria and andrew. >> nick, he has meant so much to the democratic party. the loss of him yesterday. he made some very key decisions early on. in harry smith's package there. saying i'm not going to run for president. says a lot about the way he was thinking. what do you think about who mario cuomo is? >> he was a towering figure in state and city and national politics. very principled. he was also the road not taken for progressives in a lot of ways. he was going to be the inheriter of tradition that went back to fdr. the guy who did run was bill clinton. and he became the person who set the tone for democratic politics for 20 years. >> how different history could have been. >> could have been very different, yeah. >> this is a very famous address at the 1984 dnc. we he made a powerful case for liberalism. it's in the midst of the reagan years. let's listen to that first. >> we believe as democrats that a society as blessed as ours the most affluent democracy in the world's history, o

matilda cuomo.d on mentoring for many many years and she's now doing it all across the world and she's made a great difference. let her help new york because it all starts at home, mom. pro bono. you understand why it's pro pro bono. christopher will subsidize you. we propose if we pass these reforms -- and this is an ambitious reform package and i understand there are going to be political problems for people on both sides of the aisle and they will be besieged by lobbyists and i understand the political consequence of what i'm asking you to do in making these reforms, but if we want to really invest in the system, then make it the right system and don't ask the taxpayers of new york to throw good money after bad. we've done that for decades. let's make the hard choices once. let's stand up for the kids once. if we make these reforms i am prepared to make a very large investment in education. by our formula this year which is in the budget, our education formula would have the budget go up by 1.7%

. >> on monday the leader of the house and myself met with parents and governors of matilda marks kennedy at the school in my vicinity. the discussion of the attacks on paris was raised. can the home secretary take opportunity to allay fears of some of those parents and indeed many other people who weren't at the meeting about the anti-semitic attacks how indeed we can keep their children safe while in school? >> this is very important. as i indicated earlier, i do meet, i have met on a number of occasions with the cst and other jewish community leaders. my last meeting with them was shortly before the christmas recess. we are committed to insuring that the work of the trust and others is supported in keeping jewish communities safe. as i also indicated earlier, the police also do talk with cst and with others and indeed with individual institutions about the protective security that can be provided and have been providing extra as i understand it some extra patrols in certain areas to insure that there is greater support that is given. but i'm very clear that nobody should feel that they

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matilda cuomo. stand up. my mother worked on mentoring for many many years and she's now doing it all across the world and she's made a great difference. so let her help new york because it all starts at home, mom. pro bono. you understand why pro bono. we propose if we pass these reforms, and this is an ambitious reform package. and i understand there's going to be political problems for people on both sides of the aisle. and they will be besieged by lobbyists. and i understand the political consequence of what i'm asking you to do in making these reforms. but, if we want to re-invest in the system, then make it the right system and don't ask the taxpayers of new york to throw good money after bad. we've done that for decades. let's make the hard choices once. let's stand up for the kids once. and if we make these reforms, i am prepared to make a very large investment in education. by our formula for this year, which is in the budget, our education formula would have the budget go up by 1.7%. which is $377 m

when i went to his funeral, matilda was so gracious because she wrote a book once where she asked peopleite who had influenced them and i wrote about a certain gentleman in the bronx who had played a major role in my starting my public career, and she remembered that and i once again offer my condolences to me the cuomo family. but we should not feel sorry that he's gone. we should be blessed -- we have been blessed with the fact that he lived among us. for me, 16 of those 20 years i learned so much from him. hopefully i was able to help him along the way at times too. thank you so much. mr. crowley: i thank my friend from the bronx. i yield to mr. nadler from manhattan. mr. nadler: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i too came to the legislature and served for 16 years there and for most of that time, mario cuomo was governor. we all know that he was an eloquent philosopher in politics, someone who could express the goals and the principles of public office and of government more eloquently than almost anyone else. mario cuomo graduated first in his class from st. john's law school in

cuomo was catholic and married for over six decades to the love of his life matilda.ildren including maria, who is the wife of fashion designer kenneth cole andrew cuomo who followed in his father's footsteps as the governor of new york and chris cuomo. in later years, cuomo host aided a radio show returned as an author and continued to speak to the cause closest to his heart. when asked how he wanted to be remembered -- >> one of the simplest things i want to achieve is i want to be governor and i want to be one of the hardest working there was skpchlt was. and when it's over i want people to say, there was an honest person. >> let's bring in political commentator ryan liza. he's a washington correspondent for the new yorker. i was reading his obituary where he wanted on his epitaph, he tried. i thought that was interesting. he's really this icon for the left side of the democratic party. not just in new york but also nationally. >> absolutely. i mean he came along in 1984 with his famous speech we've all been watching over the last 24 hours, and sort of eclipsed ted

he's survived by his wife matilda and their five children, including the current governor of new yorkrun in 2016. jeff zeleny has the latest. >> reporter: he's cutting his ties to the board room, resigning seats from a half dozen boards like tenet health care. he's also releasing thousands of e-mails from his time as florida governor. it's all part of getting his financial house in order before the republican primary. he said he's proud of his business record, yet he's trying to limit scrutiny. >> i'm not ashamed of that at all. i think that practical experience is something that might be useful in washington, d.c. >> reporter: he's eager to send a signal that he's serious about running. even if he's not quite there yet. >> if i give myself a green light, i have to do this with enthusiasm and passion and joy. >> reporter: he may be the first republican to the starting gate but he won't be alone as senator marco rubio told us recently. >> you'll not be deterred by anyone else running? >> not even jeb bush? >> i think you do so because you want to be president, not because you want to b

by then he had settled on a law career and married matilda, is a a fellow student. on a scholarship you enrolled in st. john's law school. while he studied there, his wife, who survives him supported them as a teacher." we are talking about mario cuomo. caller: good morning. it is a shame that republicans keep identifying themselves by conservatives, liberals radicals, as opposed to a person being a good person. it is a sign of their political affiliation. mario cuomo was a good man. i'm in very briefly -- i met him very briefly. i am italian myself. he was the most gentle, kind, soft-spoken gentleman. i remember him very, very, very well even though of course you wouldn't remember me. nevertheless i give my most deep condolences to his family. we have lost a very, very good man. thank you. host: thank you, sir. rick from annapolis, maryland. hi, rick. caller: hi. i just wanted to say that when both clinton -- when bill clinton was caught on tape talking to gennifer flowers, he disparaged mario cuomo, saying he had mafia ties. after that, he appointed andrew cuomo a

cuomo leaves behind his beloved wife of more than 50 years, matilda and children chris, madeline, margaret, maria and andrew. >> a documentary about 15 years ago for the history channel called so you want to be president. we asked mario cuomo, did you want to be president? it was a question he almost couldn't answer. >> he certainly flirted with it. never made the jump. >> a lot of people wanted him to run. >> we're thinking about his family. thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> a deadly shooting inside a police chief's home. sheinelle has been following that for us. >> good morning. suburban police chief is on administrative leave after investigators say he shot his wife in the bedroom of their georgia home. could it have been a horrible accident? nbc's gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: he is the top cop in peachtree city, georgia. this morning state investigators are trying to find out what happened in his home near atlanta hours into the new year. >> a lot of things that we don't know yet about what took place that we need to know before we can make any decisions. >> reporter: chief mc