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mr. mayor first your reaction to the first time a sitting mayor of new york city has ever been indicted tonight have two reactions that they probably sound kind of different from each other. >> one is, of course, shock and concern for our city. and then another is a very strong reminder that innocent until proven guilty is the american way. and, i went through an experience with the southern district where i saw a lot of things that did not true despite allegations i do think we have to be really careful here. we haven't seen anything specific. we don't know what this is yet. we haven't heard of defense, so i'm feeling very, you know, two different feelings at this moment. >> yeah. and that is an important reminder. >> of course, everyone is innocent until proven guilty. and mayor adams is making clear in his statement tonight in response to this this indictment that he will fight he says, if he's charged, obviously it looks like that is imminent. in this situation, but but mr. mayor, just as s

. >> mr. mayor, i want you to stand by because we are are getting some breaking news just in to cnn new york times is now reporting that new york city mayor eric adams has just been indicted tonight by federal prosecutors. it's still under seal as of this hour, so we're still waiting on a lot of the details here, but this comes as there has been a flood of resignations in his administration. and of course, we have seen several of them in broiled in investigations from his administration. the phones seized by several of them, including the police commissioner, the school chancellor, the deputy mayor several officials in his administration. this has all been going on as today, we saw congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, one of those prominent voices in the democratic party who doesn't often get involved in the politics of new york city on the local level, calling for atoms to resign, saying she did not see how he could continue to govern the city. he responded to that by saying that he had not face

i call on jackie from wisconsin to share her story with the president. >> thank you, mr. mayor, and mr. president. i'm a former social studies teacher turned family caregiver. in 2015 eyes diagnosed with incurable cancer -- i was diagnosed with incurable cancer, multiple myeloma. it cause heart attacks and strokes. i will be on a critical blood thinner for the rest of my life. the new negotiated price because of the inflation reduction act is a tremendous win for confiscations like me -- countless patients like me. prior to the inflation reduction act, my out-of-pocket drug costs ranged from $15,000 to $21,000 a year every year for nine years. my energy to fight my cancer was diverted to finding ways to fund my prescription. it became my latest occupation, really. but on new year's day, when everybody was ringing in the new year, i actually celebrated my first filled prescription knowing the $3300 i paid was going to be my total for the year. in 2025, that cap dropped to $2000, and i won't have to come up with tens of thousands of dollars every year anymore for my medication. b

mr. mayor thank you.on the presidential medal of freedom because we were bullish at night our economy. it's not hyperbole. the consumed information challenge since all of the supposition and thank you for hosting this important forum and fangled business leaders here today and i think my cabinet members for their work as well. energy secretary jennifer granholm is here and michael regan iser here. four years ago, and i inherited the worst economic crisis since the great depression. i can tell you a little story. i sat in the oval office every morning at 9:00 and ended the day with barack for eight years and there was only a one portrait of george washington fairly small but beautiful portrait. i didn't realize it at the time that the incoming president cannotot go into the oval office and after 4:00 in the outgoing president has believed then. the outgoing president never showed up. [laughter] anyway. i asked my brother jim who has better taste than i did to pick what we needed and what desk you want in y

mr. mayor, item four is executive session. yes. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. excuseup.e will now take public comment on executive session. i the room. do we have anyone on the phone? let me open the lines for callers on the phone, please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know when open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. comments will beo three minutes per person. the queue is now open. please dial star three if you wish to make public commentlic comment at this time. thank you. public comment is closed. we are co government television. >> now in open session. >> item 6. the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united sch it stands onsible i believe with liberty and justice for all. >> item 7 announcements. please ringing of cellphones and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. public comment must be respect to the current agenda item. the commission will take public comments on each item. beginning with commenters in person. for remote public c

may god, mr. mayor, make this an escalator for us .eration in less than two years and take away a problem from the shoulders of the people of this area, now it has become a problem for me. it is more effective in the number of our customers. jannat abad central hydrologists started in the previous municipality of region 5 and was handed over to the contractor. most of the projects are to be put into operation by the end of 1402, but after more than two years and the change of the mayor of the region, the plan has not been put into operation . regarding gas, electricity, and telecommunications , the contractor can move these one by one , and it is not that easy to move these, it took two or three months, but more time than us. we found another problem with the discussion of the new subway line . they wanted to put the subway shafts there, and it took us several weeks to have the new design as requested. meanwhile, following the repeated complaints of people about traffic and other problems , we made an appointment with the mayor of regi

put on a white tie, mr. mayorwe are ready to hear your pre-election speech, thank you, but what am i i can also tell you, dear friends, lately there have been too many words around us, all words, words, words, but i think that my image as mayor is formed not from words, but from concrete actions, and tv viewers themselves can remember and compare how life has changed. watch everything that modern belarus lives with today on the belarus 24 tv channel, this is news from abroad, broadcasts of especially important events. live broadcasts from the scene, current interviews with famous belarusians, fascinating trips around country, feature films for all ages, on the territory of the countries: azerbaijan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, georgia, turkey. iran, iraq, kuwait, bahrain, qatar, united arab emirates, saudi arabia, syria, jordan, lebanon. set up a satellite dish satellite azer space-1. the channel's signal is broadcast in open form and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with

child, oh my god, yes of course, i agree, great, a ticket for flight 971 is booked in your name, mr. mayor without hindrance carry hand luggage through the diplomatic corridor, have a nice trip. thank you, well hello, mobile pasha, kira, you are carrying this case for me, but you died? i saw what you saw, my dress, my mobile phone, no, well i knew that i would not make a mistake with you, forgive me, i do not understand, there is nothing to understand, i will explain everything to you now, when i got a position in zotov's corporation, and then it turned out that i also became his wife, i thought that i had acquired royal status, but it was not so, you see, the trembling husband did not let me go further than the kitchen ... he did not let me go, i did not i need a wife, a risk assessor, i 'll manage without you somehow, well in that case i don't need a husband who sees me only as an appendage to the bed, and you know what, my dear, i want to tell you that i would be happy to open my own business, yes, and you go ahead, go find another wife, do you want a divorce, and don't be afraid of div

god , mr. mayor, can this be an escalator for us? tahri, which was supposed to be put into operation in less than two years and take a problem from the shoulders of the people of this region, now it has become a problem, i was breathless . my old lady, i can't go downstairs. it's because of the noise and the arguments caused by our building . how long will it take to end, sir? wow, it was 16 months ago , we have many problems with traffic, dust, noise, we used to travel easily here, we used to go to your fas, what is the effect of 50 on the number of our customers? the center was started during the previous municipality of region 5. it has been assigned to the contractor and there is a schedule for these. most of the projects are scheduled to be put into operation at the end of 2014. but after more than two years and the change of the mayor of the region, the plan has not been put into operation. we asked the new mayor of the region about the reason. program it was opened in june, but there were two or three objections regarding the

[laughter] mr. mayor, michael, thank you. i awarded the presidential medal of freedom because you literally revolutionized our economy. it is not hyperbole. you transformed how we consume information. and thank you for hosting this superb forum. and thank you to all the business leaders today. and thank my cabinet leaders for their work as well. the energy secretary, the epa administrator. four years ago, kamala and i inherited the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economic crisis since the great depression. i will tell you a story. when i sat in the oval office every morning at 9:00 and ended the day with barack for eight years, there was only one portrait above the fireplace, a portrait of george washington. very small but beautiful portrait. i didn't realize that all the times i have been in the oval, that the incoming president cannot go into the oval on the 20th until after 4:00, and the outgoing president has to leave by 10:00, although the outgoing president never showed up. anyway -- [laughter] so i asked my brot

mr. mayoreveryone is looking at arizona and pennsylvania. so when it's election day, when we are all talking about this. the next day, do you think donald trump wins arizona because of this issue? >> well i would like to think so because it is the dominant issue here in arizona. grabbing ahold of what reality is going to be come november. and it's going to be a different thing. but i think statewide, we have passed state laws. there has been a lot of discussion at the local level on this itch. so i think it is top of mind of arizona voters. >> lawrence: see what happens. mr. mayor, thanks so much for joining the program. >> thank you. >> lawrence: nearly 1/3 of students nationwide are behind grade level. michigan 86% of black fourth graders can't read proficiently. this is crazy. one michigan mom and educator, she's going to join us next. ♪ an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal ant

. >> thank you, mr. mayor. you are our mayor and will be the time to come still will be our mayor. to all the supporters irrespective of what people say, he is still our mayor. as he has indicated, we start evidence on the journey a long time ago. i encouraged him to join the police department. he did and you know the rest of the story. so you know, mr. mayor, eric, it's one more battle we have to fight, right? just one more battle. that's a fact. and we're not about to quit. we're not about to give up. we'll be there. we'll be there to the end. god bless you. god be with you. we are going to win this fight. >> harris: all right. so as the mayor toggles between his guests on the dais there, we are going to come back here in washington, d.c. and cover this breaking news. what is he saying now? >> we will respond to a few questions. are you good, robby? i call her mother dukes. has been the head of the naacp and just a leader that has mentored me throughout my entire journey and i want to now call out mother hazel dukes. [applause] >> good morning. my name is hazel dukes. i live in h

i pass by here , but i'm not satisfied at all with you, mr. mayor . can he turn this into an escalator for us, which was supposed to be in operation for less than two years and take the problems off the shoulders of the people of this area, now it has become a problem, i am breathless, it has taken two and a half years , some of them are too tall and old people can't go down. our traffic is one for the noise and the complaints that the building creates. how long will it take to end, sir? jannat abad center was started in the previous municipality of region 5 and was handed over to the contractor . most of the projects are put into operation after more than two years and the change of the mayor of the region. regarding gas, electricity, and telecommunications , the contractor can move these one by one, and it is not that easy to move them, it took two or three months, but more time than us. we found a new subway. they wanted to put the subway shafts there . it took us several weeks to get the new design. at the request of the residents and following th

i pass by here, but i am not at all satisfied with you , mr. mayor, can you make this an escalator for us, a project that was supposed to be in operation in less than two years and take a problem from the shoulders of the people of this area, now it has become a problem, i lost my breath. and a half the building is being built. how long was it supposed to be finished ? sir, it was 16 months. traffic, dust, noise. we have many problems here. we used to travel easily. abad markazi in the previous municipality of region 5 it has started and has been assigned to the contractor. the schedule of most of the projects is to be put into operation at the end of 1402, but with the passage of more than two years and the change of the mayor of the region, the project has not been put into operation . . regarding gas, electricity, and telecommunications , the contractor can move them one by one , and it is not that easy to move them . it took two or three months, but more time than us . we found a new subway line , they wanted to put the subway shafts there, and i

thank you mr. mayor we just heard from law enforcement and prosecutors there and this case they brought this indictment five corruption charges against the mayor of new york city and elie honig to bring you in on this, they laid out their case saying that mayor adams took illegal contributions and at least $100,000 in travel benefits that they say he tried to cover up an exchange for that from at least one turkish official and turkish businessman at heat he did official acts. and that is a key part of this case as it pertains to the bribery charges, elie, they can claimed he took official acts by pressuring the fdny. tell us about that. >> exactly. so the challenge that prosecutors will have here and you just saw the u.s. attorney grappling with this is how do you explain this simply? and specifically, and i think the sdny's theory, this case is laid out in the indictment is like this. eric adams, when he was mayor and before that when he was brooklyn borough president took two types of benefits from tur

i hope people try to win elections using hope rather than fear. >> mr. mayorhe financial times'" ed luce has a question. >> mayor, you mentioned diplomatically the role of social media without mentioning the name of elon musk, whose role in the racist riots that britain was engulfed in during july, whose role of disseminating, you know, far-right people who he restored back to x, like tommy robinson in britain, alex jones over here, those types, some of whom were directing rioters to the hostiles you mentioned with asylum seekers in them. my question to you is, what within the existing legal framework, without, you know, infringing on speech rights, what can be done to stop this egging on, this incitement of racial violence? >> look, actually, we all believe in freedom of speech, right, but there are restrictions on freedom of speech, for a good reason. copyright, defamation, laws. social media is the wild west. there is no regulation. the owner of a social media company, a respectable man, the richest man in the world, you know, amplified and propagated this

mr. mayor, thank you very much.your town has to be in the spotlight for something as ugly as this. a rumor as ugly as this. >> springfield is a good place. springfield is a good place. and we are a good city. we're a beautiful town. >> john legend was saying just as much a little bit earlier today of springfield. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on. >>> and just a note here, the haitian migrant population that is in springfield is not here illegally. they have temporary protected status. they are here legally. they have papers and documentation, and they can work legally. so they wouldn't be subject to the mass deportations as donald trump has been selling them unless he revokes the temporary protected status. >>> all right. donald trump is rejecting a debate rematch with kamala harris. what the man who transformed into him for debate prep with the vp has to say about that. >>> first, boeing factory workers hit the picket line today. why they are so upset and what they ar

glory to ukraine, mr. mayor . a tragic day for lviv.ked poltava, this night he attacked beautiful lviv, killing seven peaceful civilians in their homes. yes , fortunately. debris clearance has been completed, and we would like to ask you now to share the statistics for the current minute at 14 hours 49 minutes, what about the victims, where they are now, and accordingly everything that is known about the debris clearance. thank you, if possible, briefly, because we have a meeting of the executive committee at 3:00 p.m., where we already we will make a decision after the commission on emergency situations, you know, for... the operation to rescue people who were attacked by the russians has already ended, but in fact we lost seven lviv residents, three of them children, 60 hospitalized, all the necessary support is provided, help, they did about eight operations, thank god, so far everything is going well, if we talk about... in general, where were the attacks directed, then you know, it's scary, but the housing fund of the city of lviv

mr. jacobson thank you, mayor spencer. for the record, am paul jacobson speaking, a division engineer for the state highway department department. now, as you know, the state is proposing to improve federal aid route 110 in the vicinity of connersville this highway be part of the interstate highway system created by the federal aid highway of 1956. ah, help you understand our proposal. i'd like to begin presentation by showing you a short film that will give you some of the background on the current highway program. and how. in this century america has a nation on wheels. we ride on wheels to work to shop, to play, to go about any place we want to go. we depend on wheels to bring us the food we eat, the clothes we wear, the things we use. but when we depend on wheels, depend also on highways and roads and streets, the wheels to roll on. and therein lies challenge building highways, roads and streets fast enough. keep up with the need after. world war two the nation began developing case of acute congestion that cost us mil

the russian language, about this and other things, now we will try to ask him, glory to ukraine, mr. mayorngratulations, congratulations hero of glory, well , what, we would like to ask you about the implementation of this, i will say, non-trivial decision, in particular, it is about language inspectors, what are the realities and what is their functionality, we understand that a person with a certificate of a language inspector is one thing, let it be issued there officially, legally there or by the military administration or the city council, well, but completely... for now moment 78 volunteers volunteered, we are still waiting until the end of the week, that is, i think there will be at least a hundred, after that we will have an interview, selection, training will take place, you correctly said that today, unfortunately, there are no language inspectors at the legislative level , although this experience is different. states have, in particular estonia, other countries, that is, they had language inspectors at one time, but at the community level we also asked people what such inspecto

"we are categorically not satisfied with this point, categorically , excuse me, gentlemen, mr. mayorn, women, that's it, i can't take it anymore, i can't, i give up, oleg was right, i'm a complete fool, marin, well, stop it, we'll manage, well, a seaport is probably too much, but i have a bunch of"... other smaller projects, it's not so scary, we 'll succeed, really, i just want to go back to school, oh my god, where's oleg, i keep wanting him return, oh marinochka. and you promised to make me the head of security? yeah, but i'm not a millionaire now, why do i need security, fix my bow tie? well, what are the future prospects at least? future prospects, they are always there, first a waiter, then maybe a bartender, and then look and you work, work. hi, oh, hello, son, hi, mom, don't touch, she's not in the mood, i'll help. and bring the menu, yes, okay, sit down, mom, son, how are you, me, yes, fine, maybe you want to eat it, i ask. please take it, let's eat, no, we won't. but very in vain, mine is delicious, they say so anyway, maybe have a snack, and how did you find me? marina sug

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[applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. mayor lower supporters and despite what people say, is still our mayor. we started the journey long time ago. i encouraged him to join the police department. he did and you know the rest of the story. the battle we have to fight. one more bottle we have to fight. now about to quit or give up. we'll be there till the end. god bless you. we are going to win this. [applause] >> you don't do this on my press conference. we will respond to a few questions. mother do has been head of the naacp and throughout my entire journey. [applause] >> good morning. my name is hazel duke, i live in ireland. [cheering and applauding] would you be quiet? [laughter] would you shut up? i'm 92 years of age. on the young man over 40 years. i come with a heavy heart today but my head is not undone we are going to stand by here, we came this morning to pray for him. prayer changed things. i'm asking all new yorkers to let him have a day in court. let him have his day in court and then we can make our decisions.

mr. jacobson. you've just heard the states proposal. bob harris you look like you have something to say. >> you bet i have, the mayor. mr.cord? >> i am robert harris owners of harris drive in aggressor i'm speaking as chairman of theha committee on business improvement of the connor bills chamber of commerce. i think mr. jacobson is forgetting there's lots of us in this town to make people living in driving down main street seeing our signs and stopping. what we need is more people driving down main street not less if you do not have traffic you don't have business. take me for example i have for it meant working for me and their families debate if i do not get business those families don't eat. that is why say speaking for the chamber of commerce if there's any highway improvement to be done let's improve the roads that bring more people into connors bill. [applause] >> jack, he was to say something? >> i am jack connor i'm a businessman to and i would like to say a few words as an individual backing up at bob harris just got through saying. my family has been around connors bill for a long time. my grandfather started

mr. mayorour hand luggage through the diplomatic corridor without any problems. have a safe trip. thank you, well, hello mobile pasha, kira, you're bringing this case to me, but you died, i died myself. what did you see, my dress, my mobile phone? no, well i knew i wouldn't make a mistake with you, forgive me, i don't understand, there 's nothing to understand, i'll explain it all to you now, when i got a position at zutov's corporation, and then it turned out that i also became his wife, i thought i had acquired royal status, but it wasn't that simple, you see, my trembling husband wouldn't let me go anywhere beyond the kitchen. "i don't need a wife, a risk assessor, i 'll manage without you somehow, well in that case i don't need a husband who sees me only as an appendage to the bed, and you know what, my dear, i want to tell you that i would be happy to open my own business, yes, and you go ahead, go find another wife, you want a divorce, and don't be afraid of dividing the property in half,

. >> thank you, mr. mayor. our our mayor. >> as we continue to monitor what is going on in new york city, we just heard from the mayor of that city, saying that he is not surprised that -- why this is happening and why this is happening now. i want to go to tom winter. tom, this 57-page indictment is filled with details. the mayor was saying that he is not surprised by this indictment. what are some of the most important points in this 57-page indictment? >> well, i'm sure he's not surprised because it was approximately a year ago that he had his phone taken by the fbi when they approached him and his detail, asking for it. and one of the pieces of information that's contained with this indictment, jose, is the idea that the phone -- the phones that were taken were mostly related to his business. his personal phone was obtained via subpoena, and when it was handed over to the fbi, the password had been changed and the mayor of the city of new york said he didn't know what the new password was. just one of the ef

mr. mayor, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> tell me what you are seeing.s been a long night there. what do you think the damage will be when the sun comes up? >> pictures i saw, videos i saw last night were just devastating. out on clearwater beach, along all of our beaches here in tampa bay. and i know from our fire and our police that we had some homes burn to the ground down on the island. there was some folks that we just couldn't get to because the high water rescues. so when the sun comes up this morning, we will see what the damage is, but we believe it's devastating. >> mr. mayor, you have an elderly population there in clear water. some people didn't want to evacuate, couldn't evacuate, didn't have time, yet, they're trying to find their way to folks safety. we saw some of those rescues. tell us about that operation. >> it's always the toughest, you know? i personally tried to encourage folks to evacuate, but folks, you know, last night was -- it was a historic storm surge that we saw things out there and the flooding that people who have lived ou

[applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. ed: that was new york city mayor eric adams speaking after being indicted on bribery and fraud charges. what do you have to say that while the legal process in the case is ongoing, his day-to-day will be unchanged. he said in the spirit of being a new yorker, the function of administration of the city will continue. people serve as mayor of new york city. he says he looks forward to defending himself against the charges being brought against him, the allegations of the indictment that are being brought against him. he is speaking at an event. let's get out now to bloomberg's david gura, who is out in new york and has been following not just the legal action, but the response of the mayor. david? david: i was struck by the tone from the mayor, mirroring what we heard from him last night when he released a short video from gracie mansion, where he lives in new york city, decrying those charges, but also vowing to fight them, and really emphasizing the fact that he thinks he is going to b

mr. mayor, item four is executive session. yes. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. excuse me. back up. we will now take public comment on executive session. i see none in the room. do we have anyone on the phone? let me open the lines for callers on the phone, please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know when your line is open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. comments will be limited to three minutes per person. the queue is now open. please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. there are no callers for public comment at this time. thank you. public comment is closed. we are co got television. >> any opposed. motion passes unanimously. we are now in open session. >> item 6. the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. to the republic which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible i believe with liberty and justice for all. >> item 7, announcements. please be advised the use of ringing of cellphones and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are proh

you are coordinating with the local mayor, what can you do to help the community now or later? mr. trump: we are going to help them and i told john the local mayor, we are going to help him with his slight problem, he knows better than anybody and he needs help from the federal government and the state government and it's a very wealthy area but you also have people living here that are elderly and have fixed incomes and houses that are going to be shoved into the pacific ocean if something is not done and he wants it taken care of, he's a great mare. he wants it taken care of, he wants nothing for himself, he just wants to help these people, and john i think you said you have about 600 houses on the house that is sliding -- houses on the site that is sliding and he would like to be able to save those houses, some of which will never have a house again, pretty sad. >> -- [indiscernible] mr. trump: i love it, i use it as a method of getting out my word. when it opened it would hide within the sec gave us nothing but problems, we had to go through a long process with the sec. people t

you will have so much money, mr. mayor, so much money from economic activity and growth. and you will have water like you never thought. in your case, maybe you don't want so much water but we will bypass your beautiful area. but we have tremendous amounts, millions of gallons of water that is shoved right into the pacific ocean where it doesn't make a dent. and all of that water is going to take care of california. and nobody can make a bigger promise than that. you are not going to have to do you sell an invitation plans, very expensive to do. it is better than the alternative of no water. so california, vote for trump and you will have water and you will have growth and you will have prosperity in all of those people that are leaving will come back. thank you very much. >> reporter: mr. president, showed the government shutdown? >> sandra: wide ranging questions and wide, john, to say the least but the big focus was on crime or immigration for the former president. i want to point out as he did in the debate, there was one point he referenced what he sees as fudge numb

it's already good, and we welcome to our air regina kharchenko, deputy mayor of zaporizhzhia, ergino, we welcome you. good morning mrs, what news do you have in zaporizhzhia, as the mayor, what are the biggest challenges facing the city now? well, let's start from the first problem. we have an air raid alarm right now. therefore, i strongly urge everyone to stay in safe places. if we are talking about zaporizhzhia as a large regional center, then we definitely have two challenges right now. the first of them is preparation for the heating season, and the second challenge is to attract as many children as possible to face-to -face education, which actually causes the next challenge, which is to create more safe places for organizing such education. if we talk about the heating season, then in general our city system zaporizhzhia is now 89% ready, which is an excellent indicator. if we consider objects of critical infrastructure. these are hospitals, these are communal enterprises, then there the indicator is even higher, it is 95%, we are also preparing hospitals and schools, we must now think about alternative energy

. >> and that is in fact, i think we all believe an abdication of leadership is, mr. mayor is is what harry is saying, is that enough is criticizing donald trump on that. is that going to help cut those margins for her? >> well, i think what she's saying there and i want to note that's sort of synthesis of her true belief, which i feel right there, that a lot of what trump did was divisive, racist, anti-family. let's go down the whole list and that is historic democratic position, and that's not changing but also a recognition that the situation the border up until now has been an unacceptable status quo i think she is trying to knit the pieces together to me when i listened to that, i say a lot of people are going to resonate with that one member during that crisis at the border, i was down there as mayor and i saw those detention facilities for the unaccompanied young people i think america was repulsed by that. i think people across the board felt that that was not consistent with our values at the same time. i think as people have seen, the border situation become more

petersburg, listen to your mayor, ken welch, mr. mayor, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate your time maybe next time it won't be a storm that has us talking. thank you very much, sir. again, the wind just picking up a little bit here in tallahassee, we've seen the rain bands, but this is our for a sense of the gusting. this is going to go on for the next day. this is cnn special live coverage of hurricane helene. stay with us highest rated oprah winfrey show of all time. we're still talking about it she opened the door to have discussions about way in a way that we had not before tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture sunday at nine on cnn biden-nomics led to the highest inflation in 40 years highest gas prices ever skyrocketing interest rates on affordable housing in comes down. unemployment rising, and a recession. now headed our way he had kamala harris is clueless. >> we are very proud of bidenomics mine bidenomics is working on donald j. >> trump and i approve this message whether you're moving across town or across the country you can count on p

mr. mayor, appreciate your time. we already spoke during the break about how much i enjoyed your city during the republican convention the question from the democratic side i think everybody realizes how close this race is going to be, is can donald trump peel off? a broad swath of support from unions? >> are democrats worried about that right now well, i mean, i can tell you this that we know this is going to be a close election and democrats are taking nothing for granted here in milwaukee, wisconsin generally, and democrats led by vice president have made just substantial early and often investments into communities that we need to invest in order to win this race so we know that donald trump is attempting, attempting being the operative word to make inroads with a number of different groups but democrats will continue to fight for every single vote and that take anything take any vote for granted. that's part of the reason why governor walz because this year with us labor festival walking today there were a lot o

despairs the legal migrants living in springfield and the mayor of springfield rob rue joins us now, mr. mayor, thanks so much for being with us. again, i just read through this op-ed for the first time governor dewine actually sites you and your efforts in the city of springfield really last many years of your life, what do you think about what he's written this morning i read it this morning as well, and i thought i just it just reflects the support that governor dewine and his staff have given the city of springfield. >> i will say that our city manager and our team are working tirelessly we are a council manager form of government. so the five commissioners are the ones that are like the board are kind of overseers of that staff and the staff city manager and his staff are working phenomenally. the police department working collaboratively together with other agency. so really kudos to their efforts to make every effort to keep peace and worked very well in our community. >> he's talking about keeping peace. you've given yourself some emergency powers to help keep everyone safe. why is tha

. >> according coordinating that effort because we need to help mr. mayor. >> thank you so much for being here. i know you have a very, very busy schedule meeting with officials here in washington and elsewhere around the country. so it's great to see you, especially in person. >> thank you very much. thank you very much for having me. >> thank you. and thank you so much for joining inside politics, cnn, new central starts after the break jennifer's each planning their future for the chase mobile app hello, new apartment. one bank for now for later for life tastes, make more of what's yours. this tiny homes trend not for me. now, this is more like it. the same goes for my foot worth y1 hands-free with white fit sketch or slip and just step in and go without bending down or touching my shoes why, bit hands-free sketches slip is they get it they know how it works and most importantly, it works for them i don't have any anxiety hi, eddie, about money anymore. >> i don't have to worry about a wash payment every month. >> it allowed me to live in my home and not

. >> mr. mayor, let me lean on that because add into exactly what the chief was laying out about questions about planning. also, this fact that trump's golf game on sunday, it was a last-minute addition. to his schedule. sources say he had no public events planned what does that say about pre-planning, lack thereof or that he was how long he was there or if this there is some element of luck for this man, not for obviously secret service and president trump what, how do you add all that together president is rather predictable? >> and what he does when he is in west palm beach and this is an example of that. so even though this was what's known as an off the record movement it was an off the record movement to a location that he visits often so there is a degree of predictability here on the part saying, look, there's a very good chance that the former president can come here let's face it, anytime of protectee of the secret service arrives to a location, whether on the record or off the record, it'

mr. ruslan martsinkiv, the mayor of ivano-frankivsk. mr. ruslan, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes.lan, at your initiative with the language ombudsman about the language patrol, wow, what an information storm, everything is being outlined more clearly, no more... cries that the mayor of ivano-frankivsk is again dividing the population on the basis of language during the war. we are not dividing anyone, we are talking about the fact that today the only state language is ukrainian, and unfortunately, increased today in the russian language in ivano-frankivsk, and we are popularizing through our volunteers on public grounds, our language inspectors, our ukrainian language courses, which are available online and offline, and we ask you to follow them. language legislation in the field of service, i.e. what is stipulated in the law on the state language, that is why it is very important for us that today ivano-frankivsk remains a ukrainian-speaking city, although it is strange to say in ukraine, in the 11th year of the war, that that ukrainians should speak ukrainian, but we have to talk

mr. kiani, the mayor of karaja . he still doesn't know what the rules are, and he doesn't have any legal provisions. i showed him the order. the supreme leader doesn't agree with him. now i don't want to get on the sidelines. here, mr. manager, you are questioning yourself. you chose javad nekhanam. 3 weeks later, he says that this gentleman should go, so who did you consult with? you chose him, if you consulted, you should at least give this person a chance for half a season, no, you should tell mr. nekunan to go, yes, i was his critic , but now i support him, now i have to support my team, not mr. don't call me any coach, i support him wholeheartedly , you should sit before him, think and make the right choice so that you don't end up like this in the third week. say, with one loss, we want to go. how many of you have left ? when your team has a coach, you went in the third week and negotiated with two other coaches. of course, it seems that the problems have been solved to some extent. mr. lotfi, sir, there is a p

mr. zakani, the mayor of tehran, reminded of the efforts to resolve the concerns and untangle the professionalefighting work in the past 3 years and said: god willing, the untying of the problems of the professional firefighting work and efforts to provide services to this class and their families can provide us with a better condition to serve and these loved ones to serve the people at the beginning of the second century. nasser eshkriz of radio and television news agency. the minister of foreign affairs arrested and tried netanyahu and his criminal gang became a suitor mr. araghchi at the emergency meeting of the organization's security council. nations asked this council to take action to preserve its credibility and stop the cruel plan of the zionist regime to destroy a nation that has been under occupation and oppression for 8 decades. have been brutally stopped. referring to the crime committed by the zionist regime on friday evening in the attack on south beirut and the use of 5,000 pound infiltrator bombs donated by the united states, the head of the diplomatic service added that the

mr. mayor, i have a lot of questions.ople in warsaw and around poland. are they following the election between donald trump and kamala harris? is this something way far away that doesn't mean anything to them, or is this of great interest? >> good morning. good morning, mika. yes, of course, we are following very closely. the whole world is watching. poland, it's crucially important because this, of course, concerns our security, concerns our future, the choice the american people will make. >> and what is the choice as it pertains to the view from poland? i mean, what is crucial about it? >> well, we've heard from president biden when he was in poland, and he was in poland twice recently, when he said every inch of nato territory will be defended. of course, the policy of the american administration is to keep on helping ukraine. this is incredibly important for the whole world because we are, in a sense, passing a test as a western community. this is very important that whoever wins the presidential election in the unit

. - are you afraid, mr. mayor, that you could be indicted? the marquee count in the first indictment was lev somehow exerting suasion on the president on behalf of some ukrainian officials to remove the us ambassador to ukraine. with this superseding indictment, the government very quietly excised their marquee allegation and glommed into that indictment a garden variety fraud case. - the best thing that happened to president trump and rudy giuliani is that igor and lev get charged with campaign finance violations. - oh, poor lev. i don't know what he's doing to himself. - and you can now paint them as fraudsters. - how did these two guys-- and i don't think it's a stretch to say thugs-- how are they meeting with our political leaders? none of this raises red flags? - criminals with no credibility. - call giuliani & associates. lev parnas. - hey. - and igor fruman. - hey, you guys. [laughter] - and therefore, their testimony and what they have to say doesn't count. - i don't know those gentlemen. now, it's possible i have a picture with them,

that i talk to, there is no indication that anybody is calling city hall and saying, you know what, mr. mayor, let's launch this thing. let's move on and turn the page. that paralyzes the city government part of it. people have their trash picked up tomorrow. the fire department will respond to calls tomorrow. that will continue. but what happens with the police department? because we have not heard about that investigation in today's charges. that is being handled by federal agents assigned to the new york attorney's office. let's compartmentalize as that investigation comes out. if there are charges, the loss of trust within nypd leadership could be a real, real challenge for that agency. and i am concerned about a brain drain there as far as people that day in and day out are not at all, they do important counter terrorism work, important intelligence work, important detective bureau work. will some of those top level commanders or some of the people who work in those agencies say my time is up. i can retire. i'm out of here. what impact does that have on the city long-term. >> let me be r