and, mr. cuomoare out there eating poverty and drinking hopelessness because the jobs that were promised eight years ago and four years ago under the democratic rule never came. the investment into the black community that was promised never came, better schools in our communities, it never came. and so, you know, there are people who have waited on life support literally waiting for jobs, waiting for better and it did not come. and so i'm not saying that it's ever, but what i will say is that black people and during the civil rights movement were being -- you know, there were problems with police and then the schools were an issue as well as no jobs and it's going on right now in 2016 and so, you know, i would have to say that it's a general -- you know, a generalization, no, but there are pockets of about 25% of the african-american community that are worse off, that are not doing well, that are starving, picking between gas and food, picking between whether they are going to die lult their baby's

what y'all heard is that gurren might be a bad guy and mr. cuomo >> this one never came in to make out a complaint. this was self initiated. it took him over five weeks to come in here. >> reporter: and suggested he may have done this kind of thing before, sharing testimony from unnamed witnesses involving other events not inclusively golfing gurren. >> he said look like a lunatic, came into my window and started yelling and screaming at me and banging on my window. >> reporter: gurren's counsel calling foul, saying the statements are false and asserting he did sustain injuries as >> boston police tonight also work to disspell any notions that officer barrett has a reputation for excessive force saying in 11 years, was he investigate the for that allegation and ended up to be unfounded. for now live in boston, i'm jacqui heinrich, fox 25 news. >>> new at 10:00, the state inspector general found flaws and favoritism in the way that the department of transportation towing company. fox 25 investigates first told you about it earlier this year. the ins

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mr. pentergrast from the mta. both governor cuomo and i come from a law enforcement background.utenant governor. my admonition when i was u.s. attorney all the time to my prosecutors and agents was, don't jump to conclusions, let the facts lead you to the proper conclusions. and so we're not going to speculate about the cause of the accident. the fact is that we're in the midst of an investigation. i was called by the white house today as well. they have not only dispatched the ntsb and the federal railway administration, but also have pledged any resources that we need additionally to deal with the victims or to deal with what's happened here at the hoboken terminal. we're pleased to get that call. as i said to the number of you earlier today, from the time that the incident happened this morning, governor cuomo and i have been in communications since the train began its journey today in the state of new york. and we have a number of new york citizens who were on that train as welcoming here to new jersey. so we're going to work together to make sure that the investigation is s

mr. deblasio, was governor cuomo invited? [inaudible] >> yes he was invited, yes we are working with him. a lot of close coordination with the state, federal government, etc. and i think we are all, you know -- you can see the results of this combined effort. and as the commissioner said , including the people very deeply in helping us get to a solution here has made a huge difference. so, highly coordinated. you can ask his team about that. >> [inaudible] >> the question about radicalization, i do not have information yet to show the path of radicalization. your first question was about a record. note honest, i currently do recall anything about the record. >> [inaudible] >> right now, we are addressing a specific crisis and though it is a fair question we do not want to talk about partisan politics at this point. i would say, i'm very, very out of the work that the nypd and the fbi and the way they have so quickly found this suspect. the kind of cooperation going on. so, i have a lot of faith in law enforcement and how they

mr. comey. and i was briefed by andrew cuomo as well.eived that a bomb went off in seaside park where it could have injured our marines and spectator there is for a race. the bombing in the chelsea neighborhood here in new york injured more than two dozen people. we are extremely grateful that nobody was killed. our prayers go out to all those injured. we want to wish them a speedy recovery. i especially want to commend all the outstanding police and first responders in both new york city and new jersey for their extraordinary professionalism and their quick response, which surely prevented even more people from being hurt. i want to make sure people get assistance quickly. the investigation is moving rapidly. and it's my practice to leave it to the fbi and law enforcement to provide details. i think everybody is aware at this point that there is a person of interest who is the focus of the investigation. and the fbi can give you further details in terms of how that is proceeding. i told governors christie and de blasio they and their te

mr. mayor de blasio, was governor cuomo invited here? >> yes, he was invited. yes, we're working with him. obviously we got together at the site yesterday and spoke to folks in the community. a lot of close coordination with the state and the federal government. you can see the results of this kind of combined effort. as the commissioner said, including the people very deeply in helping us get to the solution, it has made a huge difference. high level coordination. >> why didn't you -- >> you can ask his team about that. >> [indiscernible] >> the question about radicalization, i do not have information yet to show the path of radicalization. your first question about the record, i currently do not recall what i read on the record. i'd have to get back to you. >> [indiscernible] >> i think we're right now addressing a specific crisis and i think even though it's a perfectly fair question, i don't think we want to talk about partisan politic at this point. i'm very proud of the work of the nypd and the fbi and the way they have so quickly found the suspect and th

they said the editorial board said that on sunday morning, governor andrew cuomo said, as mr. de blasio said the morning before, there's no indication linking this to international terrorism, though whoever did it wanted to spread terror. the editor boorl said the right response is to stay vigilant and reasonable, to clean up the damage, care for the injured, look out for one another, and to elect leaders who will address the challenge with sanity and good judgment and avoid the wrong responses, which they say is a police state, an overreaction that would be equally damaging in its own way by adding to the intolerance and suspicion that can foster radicalization and hatred. what do you think about that? caller: well, you know, it's like, i don't believe that -- like the man said before, we have a lot of doctors, and they're very good doctors, so i'm not condemning any type of race or anything like that. as far as, i mean, we need to draw together as a community and watch what's going on. if you see something suspicious, turn these people in. if you see something walking around

mrs. clinton. it was packed with events and activity. it included a meeting with national security experts and she did an interview with cnn's chris cuomo.a fund-raiser. we don't have an answer to why she did not start cutting back given the diagnosis other than this is a presidential campaign and close race and having covered for a couple decades off and on, she has a tendency to keep going. john and christine. >> they have questions to answer. the clinton campaign does about how she was diagnosed on friday with pneumonia and how they did not announce it until sunday. it makes you wonder. would they have disclosed the information at all had she not stumbled at the 9/11 event. one person who has not commented on the health episode is donald trump. sources within donald trump's campaign are making it clear they say they want to be respectful. staffers have been ordered not to post anything on social media. we are told they want us to say any violation of the order could be grounds for termination. let's get the latest from scott mclean in washington. >> reporter: donald trump pledged to pause campaigning for the 9/11 anniversary. he did a

mr. prendergast from the mta about the specifics of commuting, both this afternoon and tomorrow. we won't address that specifically. both governor cuomo i come a law enforcement background as does the lieutenant governor. my admonition when i was u.s. attorney all the time to my prosecutors and agents was don't jump to conclusions, let the facts lead you to the proper conclusions so we're not going to speculate about the cause of the accident. the fact is that we're in the midst of an investigation. i was called by the white house today as well. they have not only dispatched t ti the ntsb to deal with the victims. we were pleased to get that call. as i said, from the time the incident happened this morning governor cuomo and i have been in communication since the train began its journey in the state of new york and we have a number of new york citizens on this that train as welcoming here to new jersey. so we're going to work together to make sure the investigation is seamless and coordinated, that we come to a conclusion as quickly as possible and if there are steps that need to be taken thereafter to provide for greater assurance an

mrs. clinton seriously. >> i think it is time he meets the same level of disclosure i have for years. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomomber 15th. let's talk about the candidates' health. hillary clinton set to get back on the campaign trail after sidelines with pneumonia. clinton releasing a letter from her doctor saying she is fit to serve as president. >> the overriding concern is transparency. the candidates are telling you what you need to know. so donald trump is also getting in on this. he is trying to out healthy hillary. offers details. he made a media event from his disclosure. going on a daytime talk show. trump acknowledges he is overweight and teased a full report from the recent physical will come out soon. why does it matter? because stakes could not be higher. 54 days until election day. eight 11 days until the major moment of this race, the first debate. we have it all covered. let's begin with cnn washington correspondent joe johns. >> good morning, chris. being described as hillary clinton's doctor's note. the note from hillary clinton's physician essentially described the treatment she received for

mrs. smith" where they first met. while pitt was married to actress jennifer aniston marking the beginning of their 12-year relationship. >> your thoughts, chris cuomo right. we all know that my baseline on these is, i don't care. i don't. i'm sorry. i know that culturally they're relevant. i get it. but i don't care about their marriage. i just don't. i just don't. i'm sorry. i wish their kids well. i wish everybody well. >> i do, too. obviously, the family, right to think about their family. i just like looking at them. i don't need to hear from them, but i like looking at them together. >> too much other stuff to talk about. let their marriage go the way it goes. >>> we have a lot of serious problems in the world but there is also football and we have the bleacher report. did you tell them about the book i gave you this morning? each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187

mr. prendergast from the mta, about the specifics of commuting both this afternoon and tomorrow. we won't address that specifically. both governor cuomond i come from law enforcement background, as does the lieutenant governor. my admonition when i was u.s. attorney all the time to my prosecutors and agents was, don't jump to conclusions. let the facts lead you to proper conclusions. we're not going to speculate about the cause of the accident. the fact is we're in the midst of an investigation. i was called by the white house today as well. they have not only dispatched the ntsb and federal railway administration but also have pledged any resources that we need additionally to deal with the victims or deal with what has happened here at hoboken terminal. we're pleased to get that call. as i said to a number of you earlier today, from the time that the incident happened this morning governor cuomo and i have been in communication since the train began its journey today in the state of new york. we have a number of new york citizens who were on that train as welcoming here to new jersey. so we're going to work together to make sure tha