new york's the only state that restricts cpb access from their data across the board. travel, facilitation purposes. despite that we will continue discussions with the state of the new york to find a mute allly agreeable solution. bottom line, president met with governor of new york. no resolution. melissa: that we know of. connell: that we know of yet. cuomo left the white house without speaking. melissa. melissa: disrupting the 2020 campaign. mike bloomberg outspending all other democrat candidates combined $250 million on tv ads and 45 million-dollars on digital ads. he is going on a charm offensive to partner with social media influencers to court younger voters. this is brad blakeman. race with money? more money than all of the other candidates put together? and win delegates? he is hired something called meme 2020. he is hiring social media influencers on instagram. if you see jessica simpson saying i love michael bloomberg, she has probably bade. do you think this works? >> it doesn't work. you can't substitute money. you can't substitute energy. you can't substi

wagner important to my constituents in general but new york state in particular. a letter sent february 5th, 2020, yesterday, to new york saying why homeland security can no longer have new york driver's license as part of the formula for the trusted travelers program, because new york state, under the green light law, they passed, forbids access to cbp and i.c.e. for new york driver's license. could you answer that and i will ask the letter be incorporated into the letter, mr. chairman, first of all. >> without objection. >> thank you. could you briefly summarize the contents of this letter and then i have a follow-up question. >> my understanding new york state, because of the law they passed, without consultation, shut off access to motor vehicle data, driver's license, registration, in our operation, any of the work we do to use that information to help validate an identity, address, vehicle, ownership of a vehicle, is impacted by not being able to do that directly. the breadth of our mission goes way beyond, i think, what the law says about immigration enforce

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo's accusing president trump of retaliating against new york stateor its so-called sanctuary immigration policies which shield undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> this is unbounded arrogance. disrespect of the rule of law, hyper political government. and this is another form of extortion. >> in a letter to new york state's department of motor vehicles wednesday, acting homeland security secretary chad wolf announced that effective immediately all new york state residents will no longer be able to enroll or re-enroll in trusted traveler programs that expedite international travel. tsa precheck is not affected. wolf says the move is a direct result of new york state's new green light law which allows undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses. the law prevents federal immigration officials from accessing any dmv information without a court order. wolf says i.c.e. agents rely on dmv information for most of their arrests in new york and without it, they can do their jobs. like prophetic applicants for travel programs. >> i.c.e. uses

a lot of resent on february 5th, which was yesterday to new york state. saying why almond security can no longer have new york drivers license as part of the formula or the trusted traveler program. that is because the new york state, under the green light act permits access to the new york driver database. so can you summarize for us. i asked this to be incorporated into the record. >> without objection. >> can you summarize the contents of that letter? >> new york state, because of the law they passed, without consultation, shut off the access to motor vehicle data, which included drivers license information, license plate registration, vehicle registration information, so in our operations any up the work that we do where we would use that information to help validate identity and address in a vehicle, ownership of a vehicle is impacted by not being able to do that directly. and you know, the breadth of our mission goes way beyond, i think, with the law says about immigration enforcement and impacting the customs mission in the national security mission

if new york state doesn't like it they should ask their representatives to vote in congress to try toe law but, i don't think it's a good policy for new york state to try to withdraw itself in a way from our federal union and oppose the national government on immigration. >> harris: i always just question it this way. is this creating sovereignty is within a sovereign nation? when you have these sanctuary cities and areas where government officials don't want to cooperate with federal government and give them information about people who are legally here? >> this is a good question. it's one our founders wrestled with and for a lot of areas like criminal law, property and family law, that should be in the hands of the states. some issues like national defense, border control and immigration should be national issues. it doesn't make sense to have 50 or 100 different immigration policies in the united states and that is what new york is really trying to do, trying to set itself apart from the rest of the country. again, they constitutionally can try but the government could punish them

meantime, jackie, herself and other angry individuals at jfk are caught up in a battle between new york stateernment over immigration think feel they have nothing to do with. so these people are kind of the innocent bystanders in the middle of this smackdown between new york and dhs. melissa: i don't understand how sanctuary cities of themselves how that fits with the law either. maybe they can ajudicate that at the same time, dan, real quick? >> they may have to. i think they should expedite the lawsuits over this so we get these issues resolved, get the responsibility ajudicated between the federal government and the localities. again, even, legal immigrants are getting caught up in this. we need to rationalize this mess. melissa: dan, thank you. facing what will be many days in court, disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes is trying a new legal strategy to get the case thrown out. will it work? plus much more from new hampshire. connell? connell: well the democrats aren't the only ones, liz, storming the state here, liz. president trump is set to take the stage tonight here in new ham

new york's green light law is escalating. democrat governor andrew cuomo colin powell after the trump administration announced it would ban residents of the empire stateenrolling in programs that expedite border crossings. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo is accusing donald trump of retaliating against new york state for its so-called sanctuary immigration policies which shield undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> this is unbounded arrogance, hyperpolitical government and another form of extortion. >> in a letter to the department of motor vehicles, acting away security secretary chad wolf announced that effective immediately all new york state residents will no longer be the to enroll or reenroll in programs that expedite national travel. pre-check is not effective. wolf says it is a direct result of new york state's green light law which allows and document immigrants to apply for drivers licenses. the law prevents federal immigration officials from accessing any dod information without a court order. ice agents rely on dod information for most of their arrests in new york, like that applicants for travel programs. >> they built c

in particular a letter was sent in 2020 it was yesterday to new york state saying why they can no longer have drivers licenses it forbids access by cbp and ice briefly summarize the content and i have a follow-up question. from new york state because of thstate because ofthe wall thatd they shut off the access to motor vehicle data so in all operations, any of the work we do where we would use that information to help validate and identity and address the vehicle is impacted by not being able to do that directly into the breadtbreathof the mission goeso the national security mission and all of the other areas in which we operate. >> is there any other state in the country that is having this problem with customs? >> we work t worked some other agreements with states that continue to access the data for the work that we do. >> am i to understand the harvard customs and border protection and have access to the databases? >> it's the only one i'm familiar with right now. >> we have a separate agreement where we continue to access information. >> i just wanted to note some of the t

new york governor cuomo. let's listen in. of the greater new york hospital association that works and coordinates all the voluntary hospitals in our statebeth garvey, special counsel. melissa derosa. dr. howard zucker. murphy,kobe and patrick department of homeland security. i want to thank them for their time. we have been talking this morning about the coronavirus. we want to give you an update and a briefing. was inioner zucker washington yesterday working with the cdc and getting a briefing on what the cdc had to say about handling this situation. clear that they will be working with the states and the states have a significant role in the coordination of the actual services that will be rendered. new york state right now has had 27 cases that we have explored. all of them have come back negative. there is one case that is still pending. cases ofe been 53 people nationwide who have tested positive for the coronavirus. i have said before that it is highly probable that you will see a continuing spread of this virus. it's highly probable that we will have people in new york state who test positive. is the front door internationally. w

my constituents in general but the new york state internal. the 25th 2020, they can no longer have drivers licenses as part of the formula. that's because new york state under the green light law, which they passed, forbids access by cbp and ice through the database. would you please summarize for us and asked it to be into the public record, being incorporated into the record. >> okay. my understanding is new york state because of the law they passed, without the access to motor vehicle data which included drivers license information, license plate registration, vehicle registration and information, i our operations, any of the work we do where we would use that information to help validate an identity and address in a vehicle the ownership of the vehicle is impacted by not being able to do that directly. the breath of our mission goes way beyond what the loss is about immigration reinforcement. national security mission and all the other areas in which we operate. >> is there any other state in the country that is having this problem? >> we'v

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these are sophisticated states, california, new york. ny states across the country have the capability to do this. they're being told no. that's the next piece of the puzzle. thank you for helps us understand this better. appreciate it, brother. >> so california, 8,400 cases monitored. they have to meet these weird federal criteria for being able to test when they could do it themselves. why? so we check here in new york state, right? not 8,400 cases or anything, but they are getting reports of people getting the symptoms, they don't meet the criteria. so we get the commissioner of new york to come in and tell us what's happening here, what makes sense and what doesn't just in terms of understanding the problem. next. 5g will change business in america. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion dollars and built our new 5g network for businesses like yours. while some 5g signals only go a few blocks, t-mobile 5g goes for miles. no other 5g signal goes farther o

every fifth 2020 was said to new york state saying why homeland security can no longer have new york drivers licenses as part of the formula for the trust to travel program and that is because new york state under the green line law which it passed for bids access by cbp and ice to the new york data base so can use summarize for us and i'd like to incorporate into the chairman first of all? >> can it be incorporated into the record. >> without objection. >> so can you summarize the contents for this letter and then i have a follow-up question for you. >> my understanding, erie state because of the law that they passed without consultations shut off the access to motor vehicle data that included driver license information licensed registration, vehicle information, so in our operations any of the work that we do where we would use that information to help validate and identity, an address, a vehicle the ownership of a vehicle is impacted by not being able to do that indirectly and the breath of our mission goes way beyond i think what the losses about immigration enforcement and you ar

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new york on the independent line. caller: good morning. i am an independent and have been one for over 30 years. i try to devote four years ago in new york statend did not for bernieto vote sanders four years ago a new york state and did not realize i had to register as a democrat. i plan to do that. i do not like the fact of being a member of a party. i do not like people switching parties like mike bloomberg, who spoke at the convention for george bush as a republican and praised the iraq war. is a democratic hopeful. the politics in this country really need to worry about all of the people, health care for all, and come out for bernie. albert, whotalk to is calling from chicago, illinois on the democratic line. albert, good morning. guest: -- caller: i want to address these callers who say bernie sanders hesuch a shoo-in to be trump lost to hillary clinton by 4 million votes. there is no way anyone can steal 4 million votes without getting caught. if bernie sanders was rejected by 4 million democrats, what makes his supporters think the rest of the country is going to get on board with him? that is my comment. host: we would like to thank a

or is this the continuation of some beef that president trump has with you and the city of new york and the stateion for something? >> yes, it is bigger than that, alisyn. it's -- the president's administration disagrees fundamentally with the way we treat undocumented people who in the state of new york have the right to apply for a driver's license because we want people who are on our roads to know how to drive and be licensed. we believe that's in the state interest to keep our people safe. they disagree with this. they want to make political hay out of it. the department of homeland security, which is supposed to be about security, by the way, actually did a memo that said we should punish the states that don't comply with their policy on undocumented people. it's new york, new jersey, california, it's king county in washington. and they're going to punish, quote/unquote, those states. that's what their memo says. and then they turn around and say we're kicking you out of this traveler program because we don't have the information. i said to the acting secretary, i will give you whatever inf

new york. to me, the question is, can the state not afford to grow its infrastructure and its economic capacity? second, in new york we have never forgotten what drove our original success. yes, we have new york city, which is on the sea coast and provides a great natural harbor, but that did not exclusively drive our economic growth. 1817, the nation was looking for a way to open up the west. at that time the west was basically west of the mississippi. thomas jefferson and george washington were planning a series of canals from the potomac to access the west. in new york, governor clinton, no relationship to bill clinton, said he had a plan. his plan was the ships could come into new york harbor, go up the hudson river, make a left at albany, and come out across the state of buffalo which is on the great lakes and then from the great lakes you can take a river down and you'll be in the, quote-unquote, west. skeptics said, one question. when the ships make the left at albany, how do they get out at buffalo? that's 400 miles all land locked. governor clinton said, no problem. i will build a cana

states that are withholding information from dhs. it's a very dangerous precedent that we're setting here and the department, again, needs this information new york state and i think that bears repeating the only state that prohibits information-sharing with both ice and cvp officials trying to do their job. law enforcement, customs, and vetting trusted travelers. the only state. >> ed: those officials have an important job keeping this country safe you do as well. we appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >> ed: the senate today voting to limit president trump's authority to take military action against iran. republican senator kevin cramer strongly opposed that measure and stood up for the president's power. he's on deck to explain why he thinks the senate just inflicted major damage on our national security. ♪ ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes

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state that needs help. projects in those necessary to bring that economy up in that region. those projects are tailored specifically to those regions. for example, northern new york, we have the adirondacks. there economy is based on tourism, outdoor recreation. we are building new lifts, new lodges, new roads, new hotels. long island is a different region of the state and we are building an economy based on our concentration of academic institutions and biotech developers. we are trying to steal a page from north carolina and have our own research triangle on long island. we are financing laboratories and schools and new rail transportation. syracuse in the central part of the state, we are developing a economy on unmanned drones and vehicles. we just built a 50 mile testing area, one of the largest in the country. these development plans are originating by business leaders in the region, working with local elected officials, and the state comes in to provide the investment capital. we have spent $25 billion on these projects. $18 billion from the private sector, 7 billion from the state. the point is again, regional development that grows the economy because we

it comes in response to new york state's green light law. llows undocumented immigrants to get driver's license but prevents federalagies from accessing the dmv databases. essentially this is the administration making life harder for new yorkers because the state won't help deport people. >>> breaking overnight, an american citizen abducted in afghanistan. a u.s. official tells cnn the individual was working as a contractor in eastern afghanistan at the time of kidnapping. efforts to track and locate the person are ongoing. a states department spokesman would not comment on the case when contacted by cnn. >>> bernie madoff making a plea from behind bars. the 81-year-old convict said he's dying and asked a judge for an early release from prison. in a court filing he says chronic kidney failure has progressed to the end stage and he has less than 18 months to live. >>> the family of a messing 11-year-old boy is making a desperate plea for hem. he left his home in colorado springs january 27th and never came back. >> i'm afraid i'll never hear h

concerned it may be an imp proper attempt to use official dhs policy to punish the people of new york because their state with the trump administration over immigration policy. that's what new york governor andrew cuomo believes, and it's why he's planning to sue the administration over this change. >> it is an abuse of power, it is extortion, it is hurting new yorkers to advance their political agenda. and we're going to fight back. >> reporter: this policy change is the latest example of the trump administration's efforts to crack down on these sanctuary policies across the cup. leland: just so so we're clear, when does it start affecting people? >> reporter: apparently, it's going to be starting for many of them immediately, as many as 80,000 will be affected immediately. this is for anyone that is currently applying for global entry as well as for those that will be reapplying in the days ahead. leland: because jfk just means longer lines. >> democrats are known for their patience. leland: exactly. it'll work out great all around. garrett, thank you very much. heather: well, president trump will send

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new york's suspended, trusted travel program. homeland security band new yorkers from rolling after the state passed its greenlight law. >>, compromisehe horizon as the liberal leader faces mounting pressure over public safety. joining us is president of the new york state association, thank you for being with us, appreciate it. do you see a compromise and what would it look like? >> i don't know that there is a compromise. the government, the legislature has denied federal partners access to our data and prohibited local law enforcement from sharing that data. the only solution is to restore the access federal law enforcement has had for 30 years i have been a police officer. rob: governor talking about this issue. both sides say this is about something different. >> when we allow and documented people to get a drivers license that means in the dmv database you haven't documented people who have a license but who are not citizens. i will never give them access to the dmv database. >> the governor saying this is about protecting illegal immigrants from the federal government which is what we see in sanctuary cities. is that true? >>

achieved tremendous success and their son, anthony, my constituent, was recently installed as the new york state president of the sons and daughters of italy. anthony asked me to speak up on behalf of his mother and all immigrants who make the leap of faith to leave everything behind to come to america and try and live the american dream. hopefully rose's story will inspire others to persevere through the hardships, discrimination, and the outright disrespect. today we honor rose, god bless her and god bless the united states of america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately 4:15 p.m. today. 15 p.m. today. >> back at 4:15 eastern in the house to deal with veterans' issues. house will consider a bill to regulate vaping and another that would increase federal for lynching. watch live coverage of that debate on those bills here on c-span. >> the south carolina primary is saturday. hear the candidates' reaction to the results. ive coverage saturday evening on c-span, on demand at c-span.org, or listen live

. >> i think a lot of it, leadership in the new york metro area, but connecticut and new york state andsey, the attitude has always been, where they going to go? the high taxes and higher taxes in connecticut which drove other companies out. high taxes in new york state, they are moving into they are moving to florida. >> is true. those are the topics to two states. david: eventually if enough rich people leave, they're not going to be able to pay -- remember but dropdead headlines in new york, you're going to see it with regard to new jersey. lou: we are seeing that over the course of a number of years for a lot of reasons amongst them, i think right now is the most riveting. that is murphy in new jersey who has no concept of what he's doing and cares little for what he's doing to workers who are dependent upon high net worth and officials, high net worth individuals who are leaving for state by the thousands every year. the taxes are declining, the business space is declining. he's an awful spiral. >> we've got some breaking news. i have to break this. confirming seven people are dead

. >>> new york state will not appeal t-mobile's merger with sprint. te attorney general said new york decided not to move forward with an appeal in the case. she said the state will work with all parties to ensure customers get the best prices and service. last week a federal judge ruled in favor of the $26 billion merger. the deal still needs the green light from the california public utilitys commission. >>> and sonic the hedgehog raced in to the box office record books. it had the biggest opening weekend ever for a video game movie with $57 million. "birds of prey" followed up earning $17.1 million and fantasy island a remake of the '70s tv show made $12.4 million its opening weekend. i have not seen a single one of these so i can't comment on how of them are. >> that makes two of us. but i'm glad to see sonic the hedgehogd amakeover. e re cut short a performance. you're sensitive. ou can f yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! to other generations, much is expected. this generation of americ

i'm a just substitute new york state for ukraine. nt of the united states is withholding something of value to get something what he wants. it's withholding the trusted traveler program in order for new york to give access to the dmv records. he's extorting new york state to get something. >> and to be clear, though, the federal government still has the database of felonies, they're going after misdemeanors which is not something to ban you from a traveler program. >> i know. it might seem hard to understand for some viewers why would you give undocumented immigrants driver's licenses? it's about safety. if they're going to be working here, they need to have proper driver's licenses. in a traditional administration, the department of homeland security would say we need to have access to this database for some criminal reason or investigation. fine, let's negotiate about that. but don't withhold something of value to get something that you want. that is the way mob bosses do it. >> when you look at what is going to happen between these

new hampshire with the latest. melissa: taking aim at a state law. the department of homeland security blocking new york state residents from some trusted traveler programs. it could spread beyond the empire state, global entry, all that kind of stuff. is this a good move? connell: talk about that. breaking boundaries, astronaut christina cook returning to earth after record-setting mission. what it could mean for women in space? one aspiring astronaut joins us later in the hour. and it's rolling out in cities across the country so people can experience speeds that ultra wideband can deliver. 1.7 gigs here in houston. 1.8 gigs here in frigid omaha. almost 2 gigs here in los angeles. that's outrageous! it's like an eight-lane highway compared to a two-lane dirt road. ♪ there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you

right now he's in a holding cell at adjacent to the courthouse, he'd be shipped to a permanent new york state prison. from that point on it will be a negotiation between new york and california and quite frankly, melissa, the states show mutual respect for each other. there is no way new york is going to keep them for the full duration of this sentence when l.a. has prosecutors, witnesses, a judge and all the other resources that go into criminal trials ready to go so he would then be delivered in the custody of new york state marshals in california from wherever he is in new york to wherever they want him in l.a. and he would be tried in l.a., when the trial is not going on, he be kept in a holding facility until that case is over with. whether he's acquitted or convicted there, if convicted the sentence to california time and then returned to serve new york time first. >> harris: we are way inside the two-minute warning, probably closer to a one minute warning, the district attorney in this case, cy vance expected to start with that news conference and take some questions. we are given some

dhs information sharing of a cdp and ice, other states have similar bands but not as extensive of new yorkin a state like new york, the birthplace of 9/11, we should be tearing down silos to information sharing and building them up. david: what to make of all of that. >> i think we have to put the blame where the blame belongs. anytime you will not allow dhs to bet the information that we need in order to issue proper document, it will take a lot longer because we have to do a lot more work to get the information. if newark would give us the information, time will go faster. were not shifting any resources from dhs to the border as far as personnel. we still have the same personnel, but new york is not given us the information, we cannot do her job without the information. >> thank you very much. i want to continue on the point about the travel program, capri cafaro here, thank you to the service for this country. i come a much like jonas have an active trusted traveler, global entry and i have gone through the process we have to get fingerprinted, interviewed by federal agents and you hav

we did not do that and new york state. if you listen to the democrats they lied for a year and said it was just like new jersey. we were all just stirring the pot. >> laura: getting rid of cash bail, that sound like a good thing. people don't know it is actually horrifically for the average american in the cities. especially low income people who aren't surrounded by a myriad of various security officers. i want to put up this graphic, this tells the story. since 2019 in new york 34% increase in robbery, 8.5% and assaults, 70% grand larceny au auto, 10% grand larceny. but robbery, up 34%. at this is after a decade of crime going down. violent crime going down and other crime going down. >> there is no doubt about it, since the mayoralty of rudy giuliani new york city has been transformed. bellagio feels on the fence because he is powerless. given the fact that the state took away this jurisdiction from judges. i'm not surprised those crimes you put up, because depending on the degree if they were misdemeanor crimes as peopl

new york state, the state of the future.sd.ny.gov. >>> tostocks retreating, at one point down 400 points. we're now climbing back. how worried should investors be about today's major swings let's get a trader's take with jim iuorio is this action today a speed bump on an otherwise open road or something more dangerous? >> i think so. here, the worrisome part is all-time highs, we made new highs, made new lows it looks like we're going to close better if we were pulling back the wallpaper to see where people had too much risk on, i think we would have soon a more volatile downmore if we go lower tomorrow, i think it might be a precursor to a correction, but more important is the comeback. if i thought anything was structurally wrong -- >> record highs earlier in the week. >> what do you think tripped the market today other than the level of prices? is it as simple as that? nobody has pointed to any proximate news cause. >> it seemed like acouple headlines, goldman talking about being too complacent about the coronavirus. ther

the sweeping move by homeland security comes in response to new york state's green light law. that law allows undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses but prevents federal agencies from accessing dmv databases. so essentially this is the trump administration making life harder for new yorkers because the state won't deport people. >>> all right, amazon meet the tax man. for the first time since 2016 amazon owed money to the federal government. but that $162 million tax-bill last year amounts to just a little over 1% of amazon's profits last year. amazon accused the juggernaut doesn't pull its tax weight even though it's legal. it has over $1 billion in income taxes. the institute of state and economic policy a think tank noted those aren't amounts of taxes amazon actually pays. president trump has freak wbtly criticized amazon for paying little or no taxes but the trump administration's 2017 kaks cuts helped lower the corporate tax rate. >>> breaking overnight an american citizen abducted in afghanistan. a u.s. official tells cnn the individual was working as a contract

cheryl mull skin the husband paula from syracuse in new york state after being cooped up on the ship for 12 days they've agreed to be flown back to the u.s. where they'll spend another 14 days in isolation shot this cell phone video of their own evacuation in this case at least a good natured event. thank you. and then you're depressed for. some time there on the road leaving behind them at least 40 americans who have contracted the virus those patients will remain in japan for treatment. on the last leg of the evacuation government chartered jumbo jets ready to fly to california and texas. an eventful holiday is drawing to a close. there were downstairs. in the pouring air and then to get people to be pretty miserable were these men grow. bigger he had to go to the bathroom on the bus if you're going you're going to be 5 or 5 hours on her way to get off for us there are. one evacuation completed canada hong kong and italy say they also plan to evacuate their citizens from the cruise ship. on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official has told leaders that

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global entry program and you live in new york, you may be out of luck, homeland security blocking application for renewals for trusted traveler program in the stateecause new york new green light law. >> that law that does it prohibits access to both i.c.e. and cbp, access to dmv data, they use that as they build cases and criminal networks. they look up a individual date of birth, and they use that as they build that case, they can no longer do that because of what new york did. david: dhs said if they can't confirm your information they can't grant anyone clearance on travel screening programs, with us now judge andrew napolitano, democrats claim this is political retaliation against new york, true? >> i don't know. but i know it will be undone by the first federal judge who sees it. you are important -- punishing people for what someone else did. david: punishing is different from saving people's lives, because they may get on a plane with someone who a terrorist. >> wait, department of homeland security is assuming that because someone came to united states illegally and has a driver license, they are a terrorist. there is no basis for that a

new york state, the state of the future. learn more at esd.ny.gov. >>> welcome back coronavirus fears are gripping the market the dow is on pace to have its second largest point drop ever mr. steve grasso, steve, we spoke last hour that we could be close to a bottoming process, given how severe the moves have been what do you see? >> well, if you look at the s&p chart, the 3275 level, that's around your 52-day moving average. we haven't been below that since october 2019 we flirted with it just a bit in jan, but closed above it if i told you this morning this is where we would be right now, what would you have said you would have said it was a home run, no >> that what was the home run? >> being here only down 2.8% would have been a home run coming in, with the panicky selling that we saw this morning. >> what does that tell you >> it tells me rates are going lower. if you think rates are going lower, you get forced into risk assets and people think maybe we're not factoring in how much ammo the fed has or what the fed is ca

new tonight a dramatic response to new york state's recently enacted sanctuary law. the homeland security secretary is suspending global entry and several other trusted traveler programs for all new york state residents after the controversial greenlight law was enacted, illegal immigrants were allowed to obtain driver's licenses which complicate officials ability to determine if the individual applying for those trusted traveler programs meet the eligibility requirements. nancy pelosi being celebrated as a masterful tactician but will ripping up the president's speech blow up in her face next? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. but she wanted to be close to nature. home. so, we met in the middle. ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. yeah, it was really easy and we saved a bunch of money. oh, you got it. you are such a smart bear! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance

and now the president is being accused of looking for a quid pro quo with the state of new york a link between his administration's decision to bar new yorkers from joining trusted traveller programs like global entry and the state's investigations into his personal finances, get it. quid pro quo. they shouldn't be doing that. i'm going to punish them. ahead of a meeting with andrew cuomo he tweeted he many must understand that national security far exceeds politics adding new york must stop the unnecessary lawsuits and harassm. cynthia what do you make of that quid pro quo, the president making it difficult for new york state citizens to travel because he doesn't like sanctuary cities or their prosecution of him? >> right. exactly. and he has tweeted before that they're two interested in his lawsuit and situation and it is a misunderstanding of the way it works. governor cuomo is not in charge of that lawsuit. thos the attorney general. he believes what was said in the impeachment tile which is anything that is in his interest is acceptable. that is essentially what the argumen

the announcement came a day after president trump called out new york's sanctuary policies during state now new york governor andrew cuomo plans to sue the administration arguing the president is targeting his state to score political points but the acting head of dhs says this change has nothing to do with new york sanctuary laws themselves but as a result of the state's new green light law which in part prevents dmv agencies from sharing criminal records of those applying for global entry. >> what they did is they don't allow cdp to check database as they vet for global entry or traveler program, without access we cannot run a proper security check and risk assessment and that is simply dangerous. >> cbp tells us policy change will likely affect roughly 800,000 new yorkers over the next 5 years. eric. eric: all right, garrett, thank you so much. arthel: a georgia police officer is being held a hero for saving a young life and it was all caught on camera, we will show you next. >> are you okay? okay. pods is here to help you with flexible moving and storage solutions. arthel: a georgia

that's the difference between responsibility and what we have here in new york state. >> i would disagreethat judge still has ability to put people in jail. it is not taking that away. it is saving the taxpayers of new york -- a lot of money because of this. we need to give this time and not wreck into something. >> how much time then is appropriate in your mind? >> we need time to let it go through at least give it six months see how it work out. it was very successful in brooklyn new york. their crime is down it lowest it has ever been in murders and they implemented this. the prosecutors did not -- >> attorney himself saying that this is something that has to be changed. brooklyn was doing it on their own they still had had had the ability to the serious violent criminals. they have the abilitied to that now. >> we don't have ability as long as to means false narrative that is not true and defensive crime they have the ability to do that. do not. that is district attorney not the democrats moderate democrats. even bill de blasio is saying this is crazy. bill de blasio -- is on the side

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