now, his home state of new york may give people what they're looking for. a new bill in the state legislature would make the president's state tax returns available to the public, along with other elected officials. >> it would have impact immediately, not in 2020. >> donald trump won't release his federal tax returns, and congress won't make him. but new york can act if congress doesn't. >> reporter: university of chicago law professor daniel hemal is credited with coming up with the idea, encouraging lawmakers to focus in on trump's state tax returns, since seeing his federal returns hasn't happened. >> presidential tax transparency is a norm that we all came to take for granted, and i think this demand comes from a genuine place. we pay taxes and we want to know that our leaders are paying taxes too. >> reporter: lawmakers in more than 20 states have introduced legislation that would require trump to release his returns before he can run again in 2020. but those efforts, hemal says, are unlikely to succeed. >> where trump has allies who are veto players a

he's an appeals judge in new york state and a former federal prosecutors and ins commissioner from the george w. bush era. that's three. and then the fourth candidate who was reportedly being considered to run the fbi is senator john corneyn of texas.

we have a special role as donald trump's home state because he files his personal income taxes here in new york. and the state department of taxation and finance can actually release his taxes at our request if we change the law. and we plan on doing that. >> at a minimum you'd get the state returns. would that tell you his total income for those years? >> it would indeed. everyone knows that a state return often reflects the federal return. wouldn't show us everything, probably, but we do know it would tell us a lot about tax shelters, how much income he reports, whether he has pass-through entities. most importantly, have some of the federal tax reform that his administration is proposing will benefit him and his family permly. >> -- personally. >> do you see this a local good governance new york issue or an international security issue given the questions on russia? >> i think it's both, frankly. but the issue of taxation and transparency is so fundamental to good government. donald trump shattered over 40 years' worth of tradition when he refused to release his tax returns before the electi

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and at that points every state service in the entire state of new york two cause about $82 billion. conservative estimate that single payer will save us a whole lot of money thinks they would have to double taxes in the state of new york which is already one of the highest tax states in the country, they would have to double taxes to pay for this. a better estimate is this would cost $200 billion a year. kennedy: that's' a me nominal amount often -- a phenomenal amount of money for one state. >> the conservative estimate, the $90 billion estimate is by a supporter of the program who thinks single-payer is a good idea and it would save. kennedy: where do they predict that savings? >> they say the government is more efficient at running healthcare than the private sector, and when you transition everything to the government you save money in administrative costs and overhead, there is no profit margin. insurance company profit markets are typically low. 3% to 4%. but whenever we start government health insurance program, they almost always come in over budget. look at medicare. it's t

it gave us the wind today with a lot of rain up across in new york state and new england. for us winds were gusting at we have a breeze tonight. temperatures, which were into the low 80s in many areas this afternoon, are now in the 60s to 70 in clinton. got some lower 70s in northern lauden county. rockville 66. our futurecast does show the breeze staying with us tomorrow. the arrows are indicative of the strength of the wind. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50s with a few upper 40s. a breeze midday with 60s. low to maybe mid-70s tomorrow. i am going for 75 degrees at national airport. we have a lot more heat, humidity headed our way. it's gonna feel like summer towards wednesday, thursday. back in a few with the seven- day forecast. >> thank you, howard. >>> well, tonight a veteran fbi agent is thanking ousted director james comey after six fallen agents are added to the national law enforcement officers memorial. their names are now inscribed in stone after they died from 9/11-related illness. it took former director comey and the man you are about to meet to get th

now his home state of new york may give people what they're looking for. ure would make the president's state tax returns available to the public along with other elected officials. >> it would have impact immediately, not in 2020. >> donald trump won't release his federal tax returns and congress won't make him. but new york can act if congress doesn't. so new york can release his new york state tax returns that doesn't depend on donald trump, that doesn't depend on paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. it simply depends on the new york state assembly. >> reporter: university of chicago law professor daniel hemel is credited with coming up with the idea encouraging lawmakers to focus in on trump's state tax returns. since seeing his federal returns hasn't happened. >> presidential tax transparency is a norm that we all came to take for granted. and i think this demand comes from a genuine place. we pay taxes and we want to know our leaders are paying taxes too. >> reporter: law makers in more than 20 states have introduced legislation that would require trump to r

the college at brockport, a state school in western new york, was well into the new school year. 18-year-old alexandra kogut was having the time of her life. >> as soon as i met her, i knew we were the perfect match for each other. >> reporter: alex kogut and samantha turner met within days of arriving on campus, besties from the beginning. >> reporter: you really clicked with alex. >> i did. >> reporter: right away. >> i did right away. >> reporter: why did you like her so much right away? >> i liked her because i could act so funny in front of her and i could act myself. if i had a problem, she was always there for me. >> reporter: by late september, alex and samantha were inseparable, swapping clothes and confidences. sounds almost like you were sisters. >> pretty much. every second i saw her, we would have fun and laugh together. every possible thing just made our relationship grow stronger. >> reporter: but on friday, september 28th, they were going off in different directions. samantha was heading home to see her family. alex was staying on campus, counting the hours until her longtime

new york. they'll be no changes in new york because we are relying own and going back to the health commissioners of every state and you and i both know there won't be a single change in new york state related to the american health care act other than certainly the elimination of the individual mandate, the employer mandate, the elimination of $800 billion of taxes, fees and penalties and most importantly, the faso amendment that will prevent albany from passing back downtown to the counties. it saves my district $407 million a year in property taxes. that i know for sure and i also know that in new york state some of these draconians red herrings that you hear the democrats they don't even apply to new york state. >> are the folks going to be nervous about having the health care they really need? >> they're going to finally get health care that they can choose with refundable tax credits if they're in the have you had exchange. i think it's important to note, wolf, that 95% of americans are getting their health insurance from their employer, medicare or medicaid or try care. we're talking about less than 5% o

tuition at new york state public colleges is now free for full-time students from middle class familiesh is amazing news for students and parents. but they're not the only ones celebrating. with more new yorkers getting the education they deserve, new york businesses will have a better trained workforce to help them grow. free college tuition for full time students is opening doors of opportunity for everyone. only in new york state. learn more about free public college at esd.ny.gov >>> sounds like a guy who didn't get a joke, take my life, please. >> just for laughs and political satire, late tv comics are having a field take taking shots at president trump. a new study shows he's likely to become the most lampooned president by late-night hosts ever. president clipt job holds the all-time record amid the monica lewinski scandal. president trump's first 100 days late night hosts have targeted the president more than a thousand times. stephen colbert leads the way with 337 jokes over trevor noah, and he's not too far wind with 13 anti-trump jokes. jimmy fallon's third with 231 trump pu

this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. >>> the nbc 10 investigators follow your tax money. >> $50,000 is a lot of money. >> exposing a possible link between campaign contributions and lawmakers' rent. >> certainly poses questions. >> you never thought how it might look? >> absolutely no. >>> the investigators thought about how it looked and started asking questions. >> they went straight to campaign finance records and started looking for the landlords taking that taxpayer money. investigative reporter mish blois following the money. >> reporter: saying there's nothing to see. but he showed us his $27 300 taxpayer office anyway. asked about political contributions taken from his landlord. did that make you more likely to do him a favor? >> absolutely not. it doesn't. >> reporter: every state senator picks their office. most get options and the clerk negotiates a lease. senator brown only gave the clerk one option. >> there wasn't any other space. >> reporter: the senator says this offic

former director of homeland security for the state of new york michael balboni joining us now. of the questions we have to ask what is the ability for them to project what they did there here? these attacks tend to be local in nature. they don't tend to have -- david: not worldwide. >> because takes a lot of planning and training to be able to develop the bomb itself. you don't transport those things very easily. what we you saw here, this is an attack that took place after obviously preoperational surveillance to find out what the timing was of the event and to use the transportation by rail as opposed to a car. david: by the way even if there was a lone terrorist suicide bomber, catherine herridge, great reporter that we have, has discovered that it appears to intel officials both over in britain and here, that the sophistication of the bombing design would have required some kind of help outside of what that terrorist had for himself. >> very true because these are devices that are not easily made. not something you can cook up in yourasement. in addition which there are log

new york. i don't know if he translates to the rest of the country. i think he's got the new york stateing the new york state of mind in the white house right now. >> dana: jesse is loving it. new york state of mind is in jesse's world. >> richard: breaking news is kimberly said she would vote for joe biden. we missed that. >> kimberly: i loved the platform, right? >> richard: we have one more vote. >> greg: if gavin ran against president trump, what would happen? >> jesse: do you think you would get back together? first lady? >> kimberly: what do you have to offer? >> dana: directly ahead, we have advice for the class of 2017. we're back in a moment. moment. baa baa black sheep, have you any wool? no sir, no sir, some nincompoop stole all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming system. luckily, the geico insurance agency recently helped baa baa with renters insurance. everything stolen was replaced. and the hooligan who lives down the lane was caught selling the stolen goods online. visit geico.com and see how easy it is to switch and save on renters insurance. you know win control? be t

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this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. >> a suicide bomber in afghanistan has killed at least 90 people and injured 400. the bomber drove a tanker truck into the capital of cobble during morning rush hour. it's one of the worst attacks since the drawing back of forces from afghanistan in 2014. eleven americans have non life threatening injuries, no group has claimed responsibility forth attack as of yet. d.c. \police/police have arrested a pennsylvania man at the trump hotel in washington saying he had a riefl, a handgun and nearly s of 100 rounds of a.m. oh on him. police say they got the tip of 43 year old edwin muscles. they told authorities about the possible threat but wouldn't specify the nature of it. prosecutors have charged him with carrying a pistol without a license. it's kind of good news, bad news deal for the next story. the good news is that a woman finally got her truck back after some smokes stole it. that is good news. the bad news is it's a different color. this happ

but there is a new proposal in the state of new york that might require him to divulge his state returnsay with us. yes, we are twins. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of people that you've never met. i mean, you don't know these people, but you feel like you do. you get connected to them. i wish that i could get into a time machine and go back 100 years, 200 years and just meet these people. being on ancestry just made me feel like i belonged somewhere. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com. our 18 year old wase army in an accident.'98. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. >>> president trump instead of going to mar-a-lago in palm beachheading to his new jersey golf course for the weekend. this morning he woke up at his golf club in the town of bedminster, his

this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. operation on the boardwalk in seaside heights. some service members were given an early ride today, but the new coaster officially opens tomorrow. governor chris christie who of course visitors the jersey shore towns at the start of every memorial day weekend was on hand for the official ribbon cutting today. it replaces the star which was destroyed by super-storm sandy in 2012. >>> a lot of meals will be cooked uon hot sizzling grill this weekend so it's a fitting time to talk barbecue safety. philadelphia fire commissioner teamed up with jack's firehouse to provide tips today. he said grills cost 9,000 house fires every year. he said it's important to clean the grate before you use it and keep children and pets at least three feet from the flames. >>> the philadelphia police academy is trying something new that started today with graduation ceremony at temple university. class 380 includes 30 newly pointed officers whole begin training as bicycle

. >> i'm at new york's madison state garden. where the nypd has employed a heightened b task force. >>> then, karma. >> katy perry gives her side of the taylor swift feud. >> really, like, she started it. it's time for her to finish it? >> but does she have a new feud with mightily? >>> and "the voice" is shaking things up. is gwen gone for good, how will blake deal? >> i've been trying to get fired for years around here. >> what does someone have to do to get fired around here? >>> for tuesday, may 23rd, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariana grande said she's, "broken" after her terrorized concert. >> tonight we have coverage from around the world. jennifer is in england, at manchester arena. nischelle turner is outside madison square garden. but we begin with kevin frazier in hollywood. . >>> today is supposed to be a day of celebration here in hollywood as michael bay is being honored at the chinese theater on hollywood boulevard. on everyone's mind is the horrific attack in manchester. so many celebrities reaching out a

. >> i'm at new york's madison state garden. . >>> then, kamar. >> katy perry gives her side of the taylor swift feud. >> really, like, she started it. >> why is miley getting in the middle? >>> and voice is shaking things up. is gwen gone for good how will blake deal? >> i've been trying to get fired for years around here. >>> for tuesday, may 23rd, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariane grande said she's quote, broken after her concert. >> tonight we have coverage from around the world. jennifer is in england, at manchester arena. nischelle turner is outside madison square garden. but we begin with kevin frazier in hollywood. >> a day of celebration here in hollywood as michael bay is being honored at the chinese theater on hollywood boulevard. on everyone's mind is the horrific attack in manchester. so many celebrities reaching out and sending their condolences to the victims. >>> i mean, i don't have the words for it. i just have absolute -- it's devastating -- devastating and for the families that are going through this now -- this is -- it's not even to be discussed. it's just to

congratulate two local businesses, craft breweries, within the 19th congressional district in new york state. these two local breweries, brewery on the gang, located in cooperstown, new york, and another located in sullivan, new york, tied for first place in the taste of new york inaugural craft beer challenge in manhattan. this competition was held on may 17 and was announced then in new york city. 70 breweries from across the state participated in the craft beer challenge. beers were selected by such foodie favorites like chef mario and many other notables in the new york food business. new york has clearly established itself and has the 19th congressional district as a craft beer destination. we are especially proud of our local upstate craft breweries which support our local economy, jobs, farms and tourism. mr. speaker, i'm pleased to announce and to congratulate these two fine establishments within the 19th congressional district. mr. speaker, my colleagues, i'm also pleased today to congratulate my predecessor in congress, congressman chris gibson, for his wonderful service to our cou

. >> i'm at new york's madison state garden. the nypd deployed a task force due to heightened concerns. >>> then, karma. >> katy perry gives her side of the taylor swift feud. >> really, like, she started it. it's time for her to finish it. does she have a new feud with miley? >>> and "the voice" is shaking things up. is gwen gone for good? >> trying to get fired now. what's it take to get fired around here? >> now for may 23rd, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariana grande says she's broken after the terrorist attack that took the lives of her young fans. coverage from around the world. we are in england at the arena where the senseless act took place, and michelle turner outside madison square garden. >> however, we begin in hollywood, ken? >> supposed to be a day of celebration, michael bay honored here on hollywood boulevard, but, of course, on everyone's mind is the horrific attack in manchester, and so many sending out condolencing to the victims. ♪ >>> i mean, i don't have the words for it. i just have absolute

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they have issued tornado watch for pennsylvania and new york state. they may issue a thunderstorm watch farther west of the area but the most serious threat seems to shift westward and northward. good news for the immediate metro. not so much for the points north and west. with that said we have a chance of severe weather here later tonight. the large yellow area through western maryland, pennsylvania and new york is a tornado watch. this is the thunderstorm line. you can clearly see the heavy duty action well north and west. we are pretty much high and dry. i think in the next few hours we have scattered showers in the area. later this evening, thunderstorms. this stuff here will not affect us. it's the stuff here. if i hit it hard again, i'll have to buy a new one. sorry. as it moves north and east, we have the scattered storms. with this atmosphere, we just need one or two rogue thunderstorms that could turn tornadic or severe. that is a possibility and why we are on the weather alert. the future cast shows us moving in at 7:30 to 8:00. different mo

demeans, degrades, and dehumanizes women more than the principle of sharia law. >> democratic new york statee calling on city university of new york to rescind linda sarsour's invitation to speak. the university responded saying, "taking action because critics objected to the content of speech would conflict with the first amendment. and the principles of academic freedom." the school also points out that former president obama named sarsour a "champion of change." the commencement speech is june 1st. martha. >> martha: thank you. here is more on this, president of the zionist organization of america and his group is calling for ms. sarsour to be removed. a new york city council member and a personal and professional friend of mace sarsour's. welcome to both of you. it's great to have you here. let me start with you. why should she be removed? we talk a lot about free speech at, charles murray, and culture. why shouldn't be able to say what she wants to say? >> there is no constitutional first amendment right, obligation, for city college to invite anyone. they can write who they want way th

now the bank has already coughed up fines, big fines to the state of new york and to the uk because thealso went through london. deutsche bank has paid finds of $630 million for its part in the russian money laundering scheme. today we learned another shoe may drop for them. bloomberg reports deutsche bank in addition to that previous liability, they may be close to settling with the u.s. federal reserve, with the feds, for their role in the deutsche bank money laundering scheme. they're about to make another payout for letting billions of dollars move out of russia through their bank. how big a problem is that for deutsche bank? and the reason i ask is not because of the fullness of my heart for deutsche bank, it's because of the other brand-new problem that deutsche bank just got today. today the democrats on the house financial services committee sent a letter to the head of deutsche bank and asked him to fork over to congress any documents are from the bank's own review of this whole russian money laundering mess, and they also want information about deutsche bank's dealing with the

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new york apartment. he pled guilty to second-degree murder and received a sentence of 19 years to life in a new york state prison. but now he's been extradited to new jersey to stand trial for a related crime. >> so why are you in new jersey? >> for bringing the members human -- >> body parts. >> boyd parts. tried to hide it. >> flores admits that after he murdered his victim, he dismembered her body. >> when i finished killing her, in the moment i said, what am i going to do now. because something on me come and my mind say you know what? you got to disappear the body. >> flores placed the body parts into a plastic bag and drove them to a vacant home in bergen county, new jersey and placed the bags in buckets. >> how many buckets? >> four buckets, five buckets in all. i used cement too, concrete to put, you know, all over in the buckets. >> the owner of the house happened to stop by. found flores in the front yard and questioned him. >> i said, listen, man, i got some body there. he looked at me. what? yeah. i killed my ex-girlfriend yesterday. >> now in addition to his conviction for second-degree murde

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act on tips that drug crime will occur within the jail, specifically in the visiting room where new york statest inmates the right to contact visits. >> they pass things in visiting faster than you can breathe. they put the contraband in places that you wouldn't believe. in this room alone i've seen mothers open mouth kiss their sons to pass contraband. this is what they do. horrifying. >> it's the day visitors begin to arrive. investigator hastings and members of the sheriff's emergency response team will keep an eye on one inmate in particular from the security room inside the visitation area. >> this is the window that we sit at and watch that has the film on it. most of the cameras that we monitor to catch them. >> we have information from informant and girlfriend might be passing heroin to her boyfriend. >> actually, two informants told me. >> that's her. >> the suspected inmates girlfriend arrives and gives him a kiss. >> keep an eye out. usually when you catch them, they give themselves away. it's body language. >> she's got nothing in her hands. >> he's pretty rock solid. he's not look

tuition at new york state public colleges is now free for full-time students from middle class familiesmazing news for students and parents. but they're not the only ones celebrating. with more new yorkers getting the education they deserve, new york businesses will have a better trained workforce to help them grow. free college tuition for full time students is opening doors of opportunity for everyone. only in new york state. learn more about free public college at esd.ny.gov >>> it's happening again. almost the exact same thing that happened in our presidential election last year starting first in july and then again in october. a mirror image of that exact attack that was carried out on our election to try to hurt hillary clinton and throw the election to donald trump, that attack that u.s. intelligence agencies now say definitively was carried out by the russian government, russian intelligent services and the russian military intelligence unit, that same exact attack is happening again tonight, and this time it

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this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history.our guide to plan your trip. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., friday, may 19 we're following several breaking stories. >>> a gas line leak has shut down part of the route 70 in cherry hill. we're live with the repairs are being made. >> only on "action news" a park ranger was forced to shoot and kill a dog that attacked him in south philadelphia. >> another day in the 90s, but significant changes are ahead for the weekend. >> let's get more on that with david murphy and karen rogers has traffic, good morning. >> reporter: we have a break in the clouds, overall we're looking at a mix of clouds and sun this morning and that he the way it will go the rest of the

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new york businesses will have a better trained workforce to help them grow. free college tuition for full time students is opening doors of opportunity for everyone. only in new york statere about free public college at esd.ny.gov >>> hi, everybody, welcome back, i'm thomas roberts here in new york and at the half hour this is what we're monitoring for you. first, results of france's presidential election. they are expected to come just after the polls close at the top of the hour. the turnout in france has been nearly 7% lower than the previous election of 2012 and pollsters consider centrist candidate macron, the favorite over the far right populist candidate marine le pen. today's runoff occurs with 50,000 security forces guarding polling stations amid a state of emergency. also the other story we've been following out of nigeria with new images of the 82 school girls that were kidnapped by boko haram being reunited with their families. this was three years ago when they were taken. the students were part of hundreds taken by the extremist group. 21 were released last year. kelly ceo ya ya joins us from london. do we know more what triggered this release, especially

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this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. guide to plan your trip. ♪ we are following breaking news for you right now. skyfox live as an ambulance carries a philadelphia police officer at least one officer to the hospital. the officer was involved in some type of emergency along the 6200 block of torresdale avenue. possible al car crash. >> we saw skyfox on the scene a little while ago. it looks like a philadelphia police cruiser involved in another accident. we know at least one of those officers is on his way to or her way to aria torresdale hospital after a crash. of course, we'll be following these developments. >> i shall not have responded in the way that i did and for that i'm sorry. that's not the person that i am. it's not the way i'll lead in this state. >> in montana, the man who is accused of body slamming a reporter just won a seat in congress. >> republican greg gianforte who grew up in our area picked up montana's only house seat despite being charged with assault days before and now he is apologizing. >> gianf

really hitting hard now across areas of new york state, massachusetts, connecticut, some lighter rains down pennsylvania and new jersey. and, locally, the very light sprinkles are moving in from north to south, you see them here. generally off to the north and east. maybe just a couple of spots under prince george's. and parts of charles county. isolated very light sprinkles. we are only in the 50s in most spots. manassas, 60. 69 national airport. mid 50s in rockville, germantown. waldorf. looking at the evening planner, even a few breaks out west, we are seeing sunshine popping through. temperatures in the 50s this evening. then, 40s and 50s tonight. debra, i'll come back, we will talk about mother's day. but 70s tomorrow. and later in the seven day period, i have 90. on two days. tell you about that in a few minutes. >> thank you very much howard. >>> well, it is a big weekend for graduation ceremonies all across the country. at howard university today, senator kamala harris delivered commencement address. the 52-year-old democrat from california is a howard alum who last year became

that gets a waiver and use the lower standards of that state with their employees, even in a state like new yorko get employer-based insurance right nowho have a heart condition, who have, you know, hiv, they are at risk of being driven down to that lower state's standards, like wisconsin, where the governor said today he would consider getting a waiver. so, look, this is not a game. and i think my goodness, if a congress person can't stand in front of their voters and answer questions about their vote, then something is wrong. >> and they may, if they follow your example, start getting other districts' members of congress answer questions for them. >> we'll adopt a district. i'm adopting new york 19. there is a bunch more. all my friends in the democratic caucus. you can adopt your own district. >> the congressman for the 18th and now sort of the 19th district too. >> until further notice. >> congressman sean patrick maloney. great to have you here. >> thanks. >>> it's friday night. yet more stuff to talk about because the news never stops on friday nights anymore. that's next. stay with us. ho