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in albany, new york, the mayor signed an captured outlining some new reforms, but albany's police union calls her action insulting. joining us now is the president of the albany police union, greg mcgreedy, and albany councilman, owusu awani. so here's what the mayor has outlined in this executive order. ban the use of choke holds, ban the knee on the neck holds, establish a duty to intervene, if excessive force is being used from another police officer, additional training on de-escalation and explicimplici and require officers to take a course on the history of racism in the u.s. why are any of those insulting? >> good morning, alisyn? thanks thank you for having me on. thank you, councilman, for joining me this morning. what was insulting to the members when they reached out to me about this executive order was that pretty much albany is leading the way, i think, on the furry most end of it, albany is years ahead of other municipalities in terms of our training and our tactics. we lead the way in terms of 21st century policing. our policing model, other and why it works so well.e how

the corner is new york, the former epicenter of the virus and jane pauley spoke with democratic governor andrew cuomo for "cbs sunday morning." >> reporter: the executive mansion in albany york has been home to among others grover cleveland, theodore roolt, franklin roolt. >> fdr, this is the wheelchair that he used in this home. >> reporter: and for the past nine years, andrew cuomo. >> it's a lovely home but it's not homey. where's the homey part? >> there is no homey part. we live more on the second floor is a little more casual. >> reporter: and familiar. his father, mario cuomo, who died in 2015, was a three-term governor of new york. >> i can see him sitting right

author solzberger, chairman of the board of the new york times for two sessions of the state legislature, columbia's ruling elite made journeys to albanynew york, to convince legislatures this was a wonderful thing for the morningside heights community, that columbia should build its gym there. >> i don't think a gym nine stories high with facilities for black people in the basement with a back door is something black people want. >> there has never been any dispute as to the position of this community on the placing of a gymnasium by a private institution in a public park. >> i don't trust anybody in the administrative network of columbia university because they have lied, they have contradicted themselves. grayson kirk wrote us a letter say we have stopped the gym and the next day the board of trustees states we have stopped the gym temporarily. >> this house went up and this country is going down on violence. as a house goes up, a house must come down whether you like it or not. >> april 23rd, they held demonstrations which inn which we plan to demonstration inside the library and protest columbia's racism in building the gym and mo

sulzberger, he is chairman of the board for the new york times for two successive sessions of the state legislature, columbia's ruling elite made journeys to albanyyork to convince legislators that this was indeed a wonderful thing for the morningside heights community, that columbia should build this gym there. >> but i don't think a gym nine stories high with facilities for black people in the basement with a backdoor is something that black people want. >> there has never been any dispute as to the position of this community on the placing of a gymnasium by a private institution in a public park. >> i don't trust anybody in the administrative network of columbia university because they have lied, they have contradicted themselves. kirk wrote us a letter saying, we have stopped at the gym. and the next damn day, the board of trustees states, we have stopped the gym temporarily. >> this country is going down on violence. our house must come down, whether they like it or not. >> on april 23, the demonstration in which we planned to demonstrate inside the library, to protest columbia's complicity with the institute of defense analysis, its racism

for 2 successive sessions of the same legislature, colombia's ruling elite made journeys to albany, new york, to convince legislators that this is indeed a wonderful thing for the morningside heights community, that columbia should put this gymnasium there. >> i don't think that a gym nine stories high with facilities for black people in the basement with a backdoor, is something that black people want. >> there has never been any dispute as to the position of this community on the placing of a gymnasium by a private institution in a public park. i don't trust anybody in the administrative network of columbia university. because they have lied, they have contradicted themselves. we were written a letter saying, we have stopped at the gym. in the next day, the board of trustees says, we have stuck to the gymnasium temporarily. >> this is a big problem, this country is going down on violence. as our house goes up, our house must come down. , whether they like it or not. >> on april 23, we told the administration that we planned to demonstrate inside the library, to protest columbia's affi

new york governor andrew cuomo held a briefing in albany to address the protests around the country following george floyd's death as well as the stage's coronavirus response efforts. the governor announced new york will begin phase one of reopening the state, proclaiming "we didn't flatten the curve, we backed the curve." the governor address the protests in the state and proposed police reform legislation. gov. cuomo: good morning. to my right, acting mayor. -- acting major. to her left, the budget director. day 98 of the covid crisis, the 13 of the civil unrest after the murder of mr. floyd. today is saturday. it is a nice day in albany. half. time and i'm happy. none of which i get. today, we have one of the lowest hospitalization rates since this began and really good news, we have the lowest death rate, down .o 35 i've been asking all the experts who will talk to me, what is the lowest that number can go? when it gets this low, it is really a question of what they are attributing as the cause of death. in other words, you have people who are gravely ill who are ifng to die of something

new york governor andrew cuomo held a briefing in albany to address the protests around the country following george floyd's death as well as the stage's coronavirus response efforts. the governor announced new york will begin phase one of reopening the state, proclaiming "we didn't flatten the curve, we backed the curve." the governor address the protests in the state and proposed police reform legislation. gov. cuomo: good morning. to my right, acting mayor. -- acting major. to her left, the budget director. day 98 of the covid crisis, the 13 of the civil unrest after the murder of mr. floyd.

hand and block out the religious gatherings on the other just ruled against by a federal judge in albany, new york referring to governor cuomo and bill diblasio, that message all across the country. i agree with the idea, i have been to his church, it is huge, enormous and beautiful, handout masks, have families be together because they have been together but separate families, some social distancing would be in order and lieutenant governor patrick has a message for me to deliver. i spoke to him and he said don't pass the plate, he's going to give a donation so you don't have to pass the plate so there won't be risk of contagion from that. >> watching the mail for that. >> texas and florida sitting down bars, harris county, texas judge sounding the alarm after a surge in covid-19 cases in the houston area. >> if we don't ask now we will be at the point of no return. we need folks to do what they did two months ago. mike: time for drastic measures there. >> i don't think it is time for drastic measures. it's time to understand there is a huge surge in cases but not in depth which could mean m

we have studios in sweden, spain, the u.k., places like albany, new york.udios had already collaborating with each other in those remote locations. but one wedjustment, were able to manage pretty quickly. david: for people who produce video games, you have, i assume, young people, who come up with the games and do it. is it a one person kind of thing or is it several people? how long does it typically take to produce a videogame that is ?uccessful bobby: good question. we have some of the largest franchises in video games. you take something like candy crush, today there are 100 million people who play it on active user basis. we are constantly delivering new content to those players. there are probably 600 or 700 people in the development team on a game like candy crush. they are constantly introducing new content. in a game like call of duty, there are 1600 people creating content on a regular basis. there are not great examples of a few people and projects like ours. the heirs -- these are hundreds or thousands of people. bobby: when someone david: -- da

their businesses will not be included in that phase and we're joined now from the state capital, albany, newc sports and fitness general manager. matt, when the governor said this yesterday, what was your reaction, gyms in the final phase would not be included, not being able to reopen and might have to wait until there is a vaccine, i guess? >> it's very sad. i'm feeling very defeated. we have done everything. left no stone unturned over the past three months to make sure this place is safe for our members to come back too. at the last minute we feel the rug is pulled out from under us. connell: so you're, were getting ready. some pictures of your fitness center up on the screen now. you thought obviously that you would be part of the phase. this was the last phase, phase iv. we must be in four. what were you doing to get ready what types of safety measures were you putting in place? >> from literally the entrance door to exit door, we touched every surface in this club to make sure it is very clean. all door handles have the these septic, self-cleaning stickers on the handles. we're going

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statues now lying smashed on the ground in parks across the country, the governor's mansion in albany, new york, is suffused with the spirit of white supremacy. its very existence as an object is an act of violence against marginalized people. cannot stand. each of the mob burn it down? would torching the racist governor's mansion amount to a "healthy expression of people saying let's get some priorities here"? are you crazy? of course not. andrew cuomo lives in the governor's mansion. you get within 20 feet of that building and you'll have one of his goons shoot you to death. andrew cuomo is all for destroying things, just not his own things. hands-off new york's latest monuments, the bridge which he named after his father. that is off limits too. okay. so what exactly is "a healthy expression of moral priorities" in a moment like this? keep in mind, this is a big country and not everyone has the same priorities. may be hard to believe if you have a steady diet of popular media but not every single person as an upper-middle-class white kid from brooklyn with the political views to match.

which is why i'm in conversation with new york's governor andrew cuomo. the executive mansion in albanyyork, has been home to, among others, grover cleveland, theodore roosevelt, franklin d. roosevelt -- >> f.d.r., this is a wheelchair he used in this home. >> pauley: and for the past nine years, andrew cuomo. it is a lovely home, but it is not homey. where is the homey part. >> there is no homey part. we live more on the second floor, which is a little more casual. >> pauley: and familiar. his father, mario cuomo, who died in 2015, was a three-term governor of new york. >> governor: i can see him sitting right in that corner, watching a ballgame with the telephone. he was never more than 10 feet away from the telephone. >> pauley: today andrew cuomo is having a moment. despite being the global epicenter of the covid crisis this spring, suffering a staggering death toll of 25,000 -- >> governor: it was a silent explosion that just ripples through society. >> pauley: new yorkers give their governor an approval rating of nearly 80%. >> thank you. >> pauley: covid arrived with a single con

interest but the unions have a great deal of power in state legislature around certainly here in new york and albany. paul: right, okay, commissioner kelly, sure appreciate you coming in and we will be watching as this moves ahead. thanks for coming. when we come back senate republicans unveil their own police reform bill setting up a showdown with democrats on capitol hill. our panel takes a closer look at the dueling plans next. >> our democratic friends, if they want to make a law and not just try to make a point, i hope they'll joinnnnn ♪ ♪ >> too often we are having a discussion in this nation about are you supporting the law enforcement community or are you supporting communities of color, this is a false binary choice. the answer to the question of which side do you support, it's i support america. paul: scott framing his plan as bridge between law enforcement and communities of color and urging bipartisan cooperation to make it law. majority leader mitch mcconnell says the senate will take up the bill next week setting up a showdown with democrats over just how to tackle police reform. let's

interest but the unions have a great deal of power in state legislature around certainly here in new york and albanyul: right, okay, commissioner kelly, sure appreciate you coming in and we will be watching as this moves ahead. thanks for coming. when we come back senate republicans unveil their own police reform bill setting up a showdown with democrats on capitol hill. our panel takes a closer look at the dueling plans next. >> our democratic friends, if they want to make a law and not just try to make a point, i hope they'll join us. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. ♪ ♪ >> too often we are having a discussion in this nation about are you supporting the law enforcement community or are you supporting

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. >>> i'll take you straight to albany, new york.drew cuomo. >> on behalf of all of the people of the state, they've been extraordinary colleagues through this situation. we've been mutually supportive and mutually helpful beyond the normal government relations, of political relations. this was a situation that nobody had really faced before and i can tell you that they were personal comforts and sources of strength for me and being able to talk through this situation with them and come up with coordinated plans really made a difference and there were no states that were handed a worst hand, if you will, when it started than our states. remember what happened. we had one of the highest infection rates because we had people coming from europe who brought the virus. they traced our virus in this region back to europe and we had a federal government that told us the virus was in china. it's in china, it's in china. it wasn't in china. it had left china and went to europe and then it came here from europe. january, february, march, 3 mil

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we're joined now by rosa clement an organizer for black lives matter and she joins us live from albany in new york state was they were just talking there about the shooting in atlanta do you feel like the black lives matter message is getting through. oh it's to getting through to the majority of this country but it's not getting through to the police and in fact this week we've seen footage from 5 different police interactions where black and latino men have died on that is being released now so we don't even know about these 5 killings that have happened over the last year and of course yesterday was the birthday agree on a tailor because we have to also remember women and trans black women are being killed 2 were unfortunately killed last night most of the hands of the police so yet the message is going to we're not leaving the streets so we get everything we've been demanding for over 25 years around police and out abolition and defining the police so in new york way you. andrew cuomo has has already demanded police reforms and we had him earlier saying you're right we agree with you now

but there is a protest in albany and troy for sunday, or even new york city? do you think that would be helpful to both the cops and the protesters if you were out there? gov. cuomo: i am talking to everyone right now, i am also talking to the legislature about a session that will happen on monday, and that is going to be the focus over the weekend. we will see how it goes. >> we have seen other leaders out there. what the fundamental is,tion of a police officer it attracts a certain percentage of people with toxic personality traits like hyper aggression. is there a way to do that legislatively and to keep it from moving back in once the damage is done? this kind of goes back to our the best people doing the job? what is the best -- what is your opinion on that line of thought? gov. cuomo: if you have sophisticated testing mechanisms that are used to hire police, civil service tests that are used to hire police, you have training of police and etc.. i do not know that there is any this occupation attracts a certain type of person. isk, to be a police officer

in albany, don ford, kpix 5. >> a pretty spectacular place to live. kpix news at 6:00 begins right now with with elizabeth cook and ken bastida. >>> and the one-on-one interview with san jose's police chief. his department's criticism of the handling of protests and new reforms when it comes to crowd control. >>> and plus, a spike in coronavirus cases as the bay area eases restrictions. the new prediction from health experts. >>> and i'm julia goodrich in oakland. the latest on the investigation into the death of eric salgatto. the oakland police department promising to release information today. we're still waiting for those details. i'll have the story coming up. as george floyd is laid to rest, new demonstrations now in the weave. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. chopper 5 is live over a protest in berkeley. hundreds marching down the streets now carrying signs, chanting and playing music. the group is being led by a flatbed drug a moment ago they stopped at berkeley high school. the students organizing the march from san pablo park

the people of new york city did this, the people of albany did this. they heard the information, they reacted, they responded, and they were so smart and what they did and so disciplined and they went through hell, but they rose to the occasion. we used to talk about flattening the curve. up, doigns the state put your part, flatten the curve. that is where we started. we did not just flatten the curve, we bent the curve. curve would stop the increase and get to a plateau. that is the flat of the curve, a plateau. we went beyond that in new york. we did not flatten the curve, we bent the curve. we went from the worst to one of the best in a very short period of time. this is the new york curve. problem not have the that we have. new yorkers did it. do not get cocky, do not get arrogant, they say new yorkers are arrogant. i think they're talking about some of the people in this room. [laughter] don't get cocky, don't get arrogant, but the arrows are pointed in the the right direction and we are going to .tay tough, disciplined, loving >> [indiscernible]

and let's do it community by community, because the new york city police department is different from the albany police department. every community has to come up with the police department it wants. the police were not sent down from heaven. they're not in the new testament. the police department is whatever police department the people want because they pay for it. you know, we have it a little backwards now. the police are this way and that's the way it's going to be. no. it's going to be the way the people want it to be. they are public servants. so sit down, community, and put everyone at the table, work through these tough issues. but then design the police department you want. but you actually have to do it so we can capitalize the moment and actually have change rather than just a lot of energy. >> but you know that the minority communities can't do it for themselves because they don't have the power. so how do you get the powerful to align with the interests of the unpowerful? how do you get the haves to work with the have-nots? as you've been telling me my whole life, the policing is a

: the tension between governors and mayors goes back in new york state to at least governor clinton and the three day trip up the hudson to albanygive us the update on the tension between your offices and mayor de blasio of new york city. it is certainly issue by issue. there was a joint press conference with the governor to comeabout how far we've with eradicating the virus and reopening new york city. monday.t phase starting they truly do have a working relationship. they can disagree with each but they are able to get it done. that was intensive teamwork from the state and city officials, and our teams have worked together for the last three months on a day-to-day basis. lisa: let's talk more about the reopening that is supposed to happen monday. there's a question of if you reopen, more will come. will the subway system be prepared to take an increased number of riders? we gov. hochul: we knew could not reopen society, reopen without keeping people safe. we have done unprecedented cleaning. they have been sanitized top to bottom by individuals that have been working fully through the night. we know there will be increased ca

new york city's operation. he is not immune from his responsiblity. and albanyhould be calling for more investigation into the waste of taxpayer money and possible illegalities. david: by the way, new yorkers themselves are not in favor of this. this is, there is a very undemocrattic thing happening. it is not just happening in new york city with the city council. it is happening in places like minneapolis which also has a city council that voted unanimously to defund, completely defund the police. you have it happening in places like san francisco, all over the country. chicago, where the city council is voting against the interests of the majority of the people. the majority of new yorks polled do not want, not only do they not want defunding of the police, they don't want to have any elimination of any funding for the police and here's why. show a video clip of a woman the other day, right here, she is 65-year-old woman who in broad daylight was assaulted by this guy. sneaked up behind her, put her in a chokehold. we've been hearing a lot about chokeholds. he

well new this morning, the east bay's largest annual festival. the stroll in albany in berkeley has been canceled due to coronavirus concerns the event is a nice pay tradition that started way back in 1974. and it brings out about 250,000 people to solano avenue business is the business district in 2 cities. and organizers are hopeful for 2021 solano avenue stroll. well the cdc is planning to update its recommendation on mass, scientists wanted to find out if a mass protect people from getting the coronavirus not just prevent them from spreading it. the cdc has already pushed guidance are published guidance on its website. one recommendation says that people should wear masks when they leave their homes. the other recommends wearing them if people can't socially distance. the cdc says the new guidelines are expected soon. well if you don't have amassed don't come in and that's a message that some stores offer their customers, including one inter lock that was forced to call police charmaine nero reports. >>but the car was out shopping at a walmart here interlock when

a new section of the bay trail is open to the public near golden gate fields in albany. there's views of golden gate bridge and, of course, san francisco. another step towards the um mat goal of encircling the bay. >> i knew it when it was full of feral cats. that was great, too, but this is beautiful. >> it's fantastic. i'm afraid it will be too crowded soon. >> it's about a mile long, and it took almost a decade to complete. >>> mary lee with the forecast, and if you're getting the bike out or the walk, it's best to do that early, especially inland. >> reporter: that's a good idea, len. we are looking at temperatures climbing as we head through our afternoon. the temperatures into the low to mid-90s inland. today, the hottest day of the week, and here's a live look with the sales force tower camera, looking east across the east bay. diablo on the clear skies. we are in the 50s and 60s to start off the day. now showing you what to expect. mostly clear and mild with temperatures. today, hot day inland. warm around the bay, and mild at the coast, and big changes by the en

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo held a briefing with reporters on the coronavirus in his state and recent protests and riots following the death of george floyd. from albany, this is about 25 minutes. gov. cuomo: good morning. pleasure to be with all of you. to my left is the lieutenant governor. to my right is the director of new york. with thatng the cover big warm smile he is famous for. today is day 95 of the situation dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, and it is day 10 of the situation dealing with the civil unrest after the murder of mr. floyd that we all saw on tv. the president held up the bible the other day in washington, d.c. here in new york, we actually read the bible, and there is some passages that i think are especially appropriate for today and this time of where we are. blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called children of god. matthew 5. if a house be divided against itself, that house cannot stand. that was mark 3. actually, before abraham lincoln. "turn away from evil and do good. search for peace and work to maintain it." psalms 34. "the seed whose fruit is righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace." i thin

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo held a briefing with reporters on the coronavirus in his state and recent protests and riots following the death of george floyd. from albany, this is about 25 minutes. gov. cuomo: good morning. pleasure to be with all of you. to my left is the lieutenant governor. to my right is the director of new york. with thatng the cover big warm smile he is famous for. todais

a new section of the bay trail is open to the public near golden gate fields in albany.t offers views of mount tam, itsttowardgoal ci me rd i knew it when it was rugged and full of feral cats, but this is beautiful. yeah. >> it's really fantastic. i'm afraid it will be too crowded soon. >> it's almost a mile long and took almost a decade to complete. >>> well, i hope you're all set for the bay trail and the sunshine tomorrow because it's going to heat up around that spot, hey paul. >> yes, it is, especially farther away from the bay where temperatures will be up into the 90s. but this isn't going to be quite as intense or long lasting as the last couple of heat waves. we'll be tracking big changes heading toward the end of the week. stronger onshore breeze, cooler temperatures, and even the hint of a chance of rain for the north bay. don't get your hopes up for that though. mostly clear skies overhead. 60 on the nose right now in san francisco tocoord. but for the most part temperatures settling into the mid-60s. and no visibility problems right now. but futurecast does

and the following year, 1883, new years day, his sister from albany comes down.now, part of that, somebody mentioned bright's disease. there's an indication that he knew he had a terminal illness. he wanted to be close again to his little daughter, so his daughter, nell, came down from new york and, at the time, was being taken care of by her aunt, mary arthur mcelroy -- >> nicknamed molly. >> molly. >> so we'll hear references to mary arthur and molly, and that's the same person. and becky robinson asks on twitter, did mary arthur mcelroy live in the white house with her brother? or did she keep house elsewhere in d.c.? >> she lived in the white house with her brother. >> and how protective were they of the little girl? >> extremely protective. in fact, part of the whole reason arthur kept her away from the white house for nearly a year, making sure she lived either at her home, which was his home, in new york city. then he was having that remodeled, so then she went to live with her aunt. and there were two other girls, molly mcelroy's daughters, jessie and may

albany. the trail is part of the regional bay trail. it will circle the circle bay day. the newection is near golden gate fields with views of the golden gate bridge and, of course, san francisco. so far 360-miles have been completed of that bay trail. it will stretch about 500 miles when it is done. >>> spectacular views on the bay trail. it is so neat that we have that here. thank you for watching at 7:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we'll be back

president was to really be the guardian of the federal government and do what he had done in albany as governor of new york, or in mayor as governor of -- as mayor of -- in buffalo, as mayor of buffalo, to go ahead and make sure that congress wasn't doing anything that was going to screw the country up, congress wasn't going to engage in unnecessary social policy, it wasn't going to engage in unnecessary economic policy. >> and so he was there to make -- to keep them honest and also to do what he had done -- also in these other positions and reform the broader system of patronage that he thought had undermined, really, the confidence that people had in their government. >> and to do that, he employed the veto 304 times. >> more than that, if you include -- and this is just for his first term. if you include pocket vetoes along with regular vetoes, he vetoed 414 pieces of legislation in his first term, which is more than all of the presidential vetoes combined before him. and these are bills like soldiers'pensions, things like that, because he thinks that this is just a way for guys in congress -- for

new this morning. the spain's largest annual festival the stroll in albany in berkeley has been canceled because of the coronavirus concerns and of course is in the east bay tradition that started back in 1974 in the tracks about 250,000 visitors to the solano avenue business district in those 2 cities. organizers are hoping that 2021 will be a return for the avenue stroll. well the father's day weekend brought out a lot of dads and their families to bay area restaurants and businesses as many of them are looking to rebound from the coronavirus pandemic sunday was by far the busiest day that many restaurants have seen in months as more people place to go orders or dined outside on the patio the owners of the restaurants of course very happy to see some type of normalcy even if it means more restrictions less spray less space and fewer workers. >>you for to be one of those situations where things are going to come city. what half the staff we are >>well contra costa county in the east bay is set to move into stage 3 which will allow for dining in at restaurants beginning on july 1st. well the bay area n

there was still mayhem last night and chaos and cuomo doesn't address this no bail policy from albany, not newells you if you get arrested you'll be released within hours. no one has made an effort reverse that statewide policy that encourages bad actors to engage in this as though there's knowing to be no real re percussion and at this point in all honesty, he is the problem. the fact that he's engaging this in public, that there's still no solution, tells people everywhere in the state of new york, where there's looting including in rochester where you saw that horrible attack on that woman and her husband defending a jewelry store, it's a statewide, it is in new york city, it is liberal leadership or lack thereof, that also has contributed to the absurdity of the pandemic, thank god, steve and everybody that this didn't happen in the midst of the pandemic when 20% of the new york police department uniformed officers were out sick, imagine an nypd with that number of individuals not available. brian: yeah, 700 arrests and look at all of the attacks they've been under, the amount of attacks w

i think this is a great ruling and should slap back that extremism of albany and new york city.you about new york city in particular, with respect to covid-19. something that has really plagued the hearts and minds of many new yorkers is the lack of accountability on the part of governor cuomo with respect to how he put forth that order that involved nursing homes and led to an enormous amount of nursing home deaths. first of all, let's take a listen to cuomo passing that blame along to everyone else. i want to get your reaction. take a listen. >> we had more people die than any other state. the reason that happened was because we had the virus coming from uranium when the federal government told us the virus was coming from china. >> republicans definitely are playing politics. yes, we had more people die in nursing homes than anywhere else because the federal government missed the boat. >> they don't want to talk about what the federal government did on the covid, so they want to attack the democrats. jedediah: what do you think, congressman. >> leadership means you take accou

tropical storm crystal ball, which shook new orleans and went up through albany, wisconsin, the firsttime ever and the first time as the storm happened before january 2nd, i'm sorry, june 2nd. my question to you all, on a federal program, it's called the 1033 program. it supports local communities, local fire departments, local first responders. it's a program that allows a local entity like a city, a fire department, a police department, a first responder to buy surplus the armed military vehicles. the vehicles are worth nothing to dod they are dr. when someone goes to their local waterbirds, gets this draw as a spit wad, that's all these things can do. these things are very important after hurricanes for example, hurricane harvey hit in 2017. a big town -- which about 133,000 people had three fire trucks get flooded out. they had the steady amount, they did that knowing they flood, but they'll have problems in the future. this program has some controversy, but again, it's very valuable to our local communities so like what all of you to discuss how important the 1033 program is to h