for more, we go now to james sweeney in new york city james. hello, what's the reaction we're seeing on wall street? well, it's interesting because at 22222122222. i was on the floor, the new york stock exchange, and that to 23. why didn't hit the screens in the markets which were down about $700.00 points, received a bit of a lift, rebounding about half that only $350.00 points. all because president biden spoke of the game. the markets were waiting to see if you could talk to talk and he did, you know, the sanctions on russia, banks b, b, it's military bank, you know, sanctions on its sovereign debt and certain wealthy individuals in the markets that were just very happy. he did something and made an announcement well, james, by and so these moves are also going to have a cost at home. what can ordinary americans expect? well, that's a very big question for us americans, because we're already dealing with 40 year high inflation levels. energy prices, that's fuel natural gas, the continue to store vehicle prices, sky high roll supplied materia

for more, we go to our financial correspond james sweeney in new york city. james, what about today's market reaction? jumped out at you. well, as i said in a previous report, the market's biggest killer has always and will always be uncertainty. and today's market action is more prove that that statement is correct. just look, as russia invaded ukraine overnight, stocks they got all to a rough start. right. there were down 800 points in the morning. and if you're wondering why they were down so much because it was not known how the white house was going to respond to the invasion. and as the session went on, and as the stock slide continued to intensify, all of a sudden president bite into the podium and finally responded. now, where do you agree that is response was response was good enough or strong enough or to solve. the bottom line is that there was a response in the action to russia, and it was a response that eliminated that uncertainty. so now we know that there is a path to bite an administration has taken, and because that uncertainty was wiped away toda

court last month by new york attorney general letitia james, that trump was making the same 30,000 square foot claim and financial statements he was using to get loans. new york cityng that exact kind of inflation and deflation of trump's assets, which could amount to fraud. now you may be thinking, what difference does it make how many square feet the presidents claimed's apartment was? i know i've lied about the size of my apartment. well, according to the court filings trump cfo allen weissenberg conceded that trump had overstated the apartment by give or take $200 million. 200 million? give or take. attorney general james is still trying to get president trump and his adult children don jr., and ivanka. to sit for a deposition as part of her investigation. and today, on valentine's day no less we learn from new court documents that president trump's longtime accounting for, missouri's, which helped trump put together those financial statements, that firm is breaking up with them. in a letter to the trump organization dated last week, the accounting firm started by writing explicitly that all of these statements of financial condition, it put together with trum

saying he has to lock his doors to be avoid being targeted by thieves joining the new york city restaurant owner in attorney james for in your restaurant, are they looking to steal booze or what? >> a remarkably better case than scotch so you gotta give them that credit. david: they distinguish her best scotch. >> i will say i wish it was otherwise but my hats off to their ability between the various ones. david: i kicked off a lot of problems that you guys have to deal with when you think back to pre-pandemic days it must seemed like you were on easy street it was so easy to get customers i see the table booking in manhattan restaurants are down 64% from where they were in pre-pandemic days, i see you nodding your head, one of those things are the worst for you is that the vaccine mandates that is keeping people out and keeping labor shortage going, is it inflation or crime, what is the worst. >> i think crime is serious i've never thought we'd have to lock our doors i'm on lexington and there's not a quiet side street so i never thought we'd have to lock our doors in the morning to stop people from going into t

studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - jamespader nathan chen, dr. bernice a. king, comedian eric neumann, roots crewing the legendary >> questlove: 1,600 shows! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on, now that's exactly right that's exactly what i'm talking about. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you are here you are watching [ cheers and applause thank you. happy tuesday, everybody happy twosday. [ laughter ] with a "w. there could've -- yeah, "twosday" because it's tuesday 2-22-22. [ cheers and applause yeah, this only happens once every 100 years. president biden was like, "i didn't care then i didn't care now. i -- [ laughter ] speaking of the president -- [ laughter ] biden gave a speech at the white house and said that russia's invasion of ukraine has officially begun biden didn't mean to say that, but putin invaded his teleprompter too [ laughter ] yeah yeah, biden said, "we will not put up with russian aggression

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new york city for gees 30 years? we go back to the time of the so-called broken windows insight which was the view by a couple of academics we know jameson now dead and his partner who basically said if you look at an address the small signs of disorder broken windows if you will turnstile jumping this squeegee is your car tries to get into manhattan. you create a psychology which then makes it easier as a culture of order and to address crime that way. the left just hates that. i do not see any sign that is coming back in new york. >> and no there isn't. things like turnstile jumping, reducing some felonies to misdemeanors, there is a philosophy behind this, paul which is those and practices resulted in the arrest of too many young black males. some hispanic males as well. they ended up with criminal records. that is true. it is a problem. in some of the progressive prosecutors have said we need to do more about economic opportunity. we need to do more about social intervention. that too may well be true, paul, but we have been trying that for at least the last 60 years their social welfare agencies that have gotten hundreds of billio

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james wiseman is getting closer to returning for the warriors the warriors. send him south plus praise from steph. curry. larry beale will have the details coming up in sports. in new york city's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com here is a live look outside this morning looking at the beautiful sunrise here in san francisco contract negotiations between major league baseball and players association. continue this weekend owners say if a deal is not reached by monday, they'll start canceling regular season games yesterday commissioner rob the commissioner rob manfred appeared for talks in jupiter, florida. it was manfred's first appearance since the talk started there earlier this week. there has been progress in the negotiations to end the lockout that started back in december. there's a big game later today right here on abc 7. the brooklyn nets are on the road in milwaukee to take on the bucks tip off is at 5:30 then stay tuned for after the game around 8. the sharks are also back on the ice to battle the bruins at sap center the buckets the puck stop drops at seven tonight. you can watch the game in

james o'keefe. dishes go from neighborhood to neighborhood for repeat voting and he admitted that he said we need voter id. what was the response from election officials in new york city. mayoro de blasio had him fired within 48mi hours. he was committing a political gaffe which as you know in washington and new york means you tell the truth and politics. secondly one of the last acts before he turned over the mayor's office to mayor de blasio was to authorize the department ofrt investigation probe into the new york board of elections which is a n notorious sinkhole of corruption the department of investigation look to see of the system of integrity they took 63 investigators and had them posed as voters and had them move out of state for data reserving time on rikers island. they would go to polling places on the day that mayor de blasio was elected and they would try to vote. they would mix-and-match a 25 euro puerto rican investigator of a 93-year-old polish widow. completely disparate description in terms of age and everything else. 61 of the 63 times in chuck schumer new york, those people were bound to vote because there's no voter id law there'sn only two in w

new york city leaders after the brutal murder of a chinatown resident, christina yuna lee. renewed calls to stop soft on crime policies. to talk about this, former detroit police chief jamesse, horrible, horrible crime, the victim was stabbed 40 times. the victim was covered in her blood. supervised release, cops keep doing their job to arrest these violent criminals, but then the prosecutors, we have a very radical prosecutor here in manhattan and judges don't do their job. is that really the core of the problem? >> david, again, thanks for having me on your show and certainly my prayers go out to the lee family. that is so factual. police department is 1/3 of the criminal justice system. we have woke d.a.s, woke judges that make the bad decisions. i believe this could have been prevented this guy had a history of criminal incidents but out on supervisory release, three times in a four-month period. when is it going to stop? you know, in part, i will say in part, i applaud mayor adams for going up to the capital to try to get bail reform, rescinded but also i have some other criticisms of the mayor. this has got to stop. this soft on crime stuff will continue to affect n

city chiefs at their place. came back in the second half and beat them. >> details, details, details. >> we don't need to relitigate those games. let's dive into the news. new york attorney general letitia jamesing back donald trump's defense of his financial records. he put out a statement saying his long-term accounting firm cut ties with him. she responded in a letter saying, it is not unusual for parties to a legal proceeding to disagree about the facts. but it is truly rare for a party to publicly disagree with statements submitted by his own attorneys in a signed pleading, let alone one day after the pleading was filed. later this morning lawyers for trump will appear as part of an ongoing fight to avoid a subpoena. also in that statement from donald trump in response to the allegations that he inflated his wealth, the former president inflated his wealth, claiming, quote, we have a great company with fantastic assets that are unique, extremely valuable and, in many cases, far more valuable than what was listed in our financial statements. so there you have it, joe, another confession from donald trump. >> another confession. as heilemann said years ago, everything donald trump said is