like new york under de blasio. another great city, with homeless hell. it is like he found an old death wish and thought, the good old days. the joke is not the cp line. it is this mayor and we continue to elect these progressives to great cities only tow see to see. the joke isn't on blacks. it is on all of us and it is one that never seems to die. >> juan, you're black. >> yeah, yeah. you unhigh pressured on that one. >> yeah. i can't stand it. how bad was that joke in your mind? was it bad? >> no. in fact, what was interesting today was the number of white people who said what's cp time? that's so you know, what it cou someone said, my age. that it is a generational thing. it was. more common before. i hear that all the time. >> you do? still? >> because i'm late all the time. >> got that racist -- >> i'm being 100%, i've never heard it before. is it the c part of it or the part that it is basically saying african-americans are late? or is it all of it? offensive across the board? >> i twaut an inside joke. people say manana. they come tomorrow. it is

new york doing better than ever? i don't understand what the difference is. maybe you know the answer. andrea: i would dispute that point. crime in new york in new york under mayor de blasioflux of millionaires is foreign. go back to what you said, antonio, same issues you see across the country. targeting of police. these onerous gun laws. you have police that have recruitment issues. a lot are retiring because they don't have the back of the mayor. who has been glorified for doing a great job, rahm emanuel. >> there is no leadership above as our president and kind of goes down that way. police, fire department. teachers, you just name it. this country is just changed. nobody, politically correct about everything. that has got to stop. what is right is right and what is wrong is wrong. dagen: where are they going? miami, austin, nashville. boom. >> or europe. going to australia. harris: company make as decision taxwise, coupled with having to leave their home in chicago to feel go elsewhere outside of u.s. andrea: bubba, he is doing it again, bill clinton of the former president going off script on campaign trail for the his wife's run for the white house. pushed back ag

new york, about to have the longest delays. >> a commuter alert, eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> new at 6:00 new york mayor de blasio under investigation for his fundraising. he didn't do anything that former mayor bloomberg didn't do, is that true? we'll take a closer look. >> an eyewitness news exclusive visually beaten on the street by a harassing customer. tonight he's speaking to us about the attack and how no one came to his rescue. >> reporter: good evening to you at 6:00 i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. more on those stories in a moment. but first we are following breaking news. the u.s. coast on their way to an oil spill in engelwood cliffs at the engelwood boat basin. >> he's there with the very latest. toni? >> reporter: yes, indeed that we just arrived to the scene a little while ago as you can see out behind me on the hudson river with not a lot of activity going on. if you were out here, you could see a little bit of the oil spill on the water as they telling us at this point. that they spilled out there for sure, but they don't believe that oil is gushing anywhere. that it is not active, but we would see a

hillary clinton throwing new york mayor bill de blasio under the bus, blaming him for that racist comedy skit she participated in. can't she take responsibility for anything she does? she was the one who gave the punch line in the joke. we'll debate it. first back to the top story, donald trump on a rampage against republican national committee saying delegate system was set up by crooked politicians to make sure he could never ever win. listen to him here. >> our republican system is absolutely rigged. it's a phony deal. this was a dirty trick, these are dirty tricksters this is dirty trick. tell you what? the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. i know the rules very well but i know it is stacked against me by the establishment. i fully understand it. trish: all right the gop meanwhile playing defense against those attacks saying rules are the rules, period. ted cruz is going one step further, calling his opponent a bully for the way the trump campaign going after delegates. watch. >> that is the tactic o

under investigation. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio on the defense and speaking out for the first time about a report on the campaign corruption scandal that has rocked his administration eyewitness news anchor diana in the news room with what the mayor had to say. >>reporter: the mayor talking about the campaign finance allegations that were allegedly broken and today saying that these allegations are politically motivated, by whom he did not say, but the mayor says what he did has been done before, and that he did nothing wrong. >> it's outrageous. and again, i don't know what's motivating it. >> the involving campaign investigation into the -- the mayor's fundraising are accused of side stepping finance laws to influence the 2014 senate race to defeat republicans by fun funneling money from wealthy contributors and to candidates. the mayor said today -- >> i want the facts out there because i'm convinced the facts will show everything was done legally and appropriately. >> the -- the practice is common saying it in a letter to the board of elections, quote, there's nothing nothing novel about the

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two who donated to de blasio's campaign are linked to some of the nypd officials now under investigation for corruption. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the republican new york state senator who triggered the fundraising investigation, dogging mr. de blasio. state senator terrence murphy complained that a large influx of cash was being funneled from new york city to his democratic opponent in hudson valley. city and federal prosecutors have launched criminal investigations in to de blasio and his team questioning if the mayor and his aides deliberately broke campaign finance laws to get more democrats elected. >> mayor de blasio, the hudson valley is not for sale. this is clearly a statewide corruption scandal engineered by the mayor of new york city. >> the mayor's staff told reporters today he would not but de blasio and his attorney have stated since the story bloke that he did nothing wrong. >>> now to the mayor's budget. money to run new york city now on the table. $82.2 billion. that's the mayor's proposed budget for the next fiscal year. only four states in the country with bigger budgets. key items, $160 million to close the health and hospitals gap.

new york for decades. they've suffered under these liberal values. it's been politicians like governor andrew cuomo, like hillary clinton, like mayor bill de blasio. you know, andrew cuomo told new yorkers, said if you're pro-life, if you believe in traditional marriage, if you believe in the second amendment, there is no place for you in the state of new york. it was striking yesterday when i was meeting with senator diaz, and a democratic senator. he said my own governor said there is no place for me as a pastor. and someone who believes in life. i mean, that is a liberal intolerance, which the people of new york i think are tired of. >> you talked about the fact that you are coming to talk to me now. we're sitting in a jewish community center, in an ultra orthodox part of new york. you just helped make matzoh with young children. i've interviewed you at love places around the country. >> sure. >> this is not one i expected, to be honest with you. do you feel like you have been successful as a, you know, a christian from texas reaching out to the orthodox jews in new york? >> very much. so we've got tremendous support in the jewish community. tr

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are coming out here, they want to vote and you mentioned new york city mayor bill de blasio says he's dissatisfied. he released a statement underthe integrity of the entire electoral process. the board of elections director did tell us they are going to look into it. there is an investigation that will be open but will take place after today's primary, erin. >> thank you. 125,000 and we're hearing 126,000 people, entire city blocks getting purged and erased. sanders calling it a disgrace and we heard they think a lot of voters will be their voters. do you agree? this is a disgrace. >> whoever the voters were going to vote for, they have a right. it sounded like people may get some affidavit or what we call provisional ballot in pennsylvania. they should be able to exercise their right in someway, shape or form. there is usually an investigati investigation. the votes get counted later on but came to the polling place today to vote for whom and have that right and that's a terrible situation. same thing in 2012, unfortunately, in philadelphia. for some different reasons but same kind of voter disruption. there is a clear need fo

new york city than trying to defend new york values comment. making de blasio and commissioner bill bratton. he may be off for example, the stop and frisk program has not been banned under but it has certainly curtailed. ted cruz's team lowered expectations and might finish third in new york state. he is trying to pick up delegates. he is trying to appeal to republicans not just in new york city and rest of the state where de blasio are symbol of liberal democratic governance run amok. it's a smart strategy even though he probably has a losing hand in new york. martha: they're out there. and he is working on nailing them down and he will appeal to them no doubt with that sentiment. howie, thanks. always good to talk to you. see you next time. >> same here, martha. bill: health officials are saying that the zika virus is much more dangerous than they realize with new information public, dr. marc siegel has what you need to know in a moment. martha: he went out with a bang. lakers star kobe bryant racking up 60 points in the final game of his career. sportscaster jim gray got interview with the superstar right after the game. we have the special interview coming up next.

new york for decades. they've suffered under these liberal values, politicians like governor andrew cuomo, like hillary clinton and bill de blas blasio cuomo said if you believe -- senator diaz said my own governor said there's no place for me as a pastor and someone who believes in life. i mean, that is a liberal intolerance which the people of new york i think are tired of. >> reporter: you talked about the fact that you are coming to talk to me now. we're sitting in a jewish community center, in an ultra orthodox part of new york, you helped make matza. this is not what i expected. do you feel you've been successful as a christian from texas reaching out to the orthodox jews in new york. >> absolutely. i've been privileged to speak the synagogues all over the country, and in particular to focus on defending religious liberty, which has been a passion of mine my entire life and focus on standing with israel. >> reporter: coming here in new york, given that you're campaigning in the new york republican primary, is this how you plan to get delegates here? >> we are building a big tent and we're unifying republicans. you know, nationw

new york city controllers conducting an audit of the city's election board. >>> mayor de blasio's long campaign to ban horse-drawn carriages is under investigation. the u.s. attorney and manhattan da are questioning fundraising tactics by a politically connected group that wants the ban. the group funneled money into the campaign for one new york. much of that financed an independent campaign to discredit christine quinn, who was running against de blasio in the democratic mayoral primary. >>> meteorologist bill evans with the accu-weather forecast. >> reporter: we have a beautiful sunrise in progress. here's our camera looking back toward midtown manhattan, central park, the beautiful sunrise across flushing bay. some spots in the suburbs north and west are chilly this morning. much needed rain, two to two and a half inches short of rainfall around. at noon 67, and 75 this afternoon. 13 degrees warmer than normal. at the bus stop, kiddos in the suburbs need a jacket and a sweater a little on the chilly side. 55 in the five boroughs, and by afternoon after school, these kids will still be here. we have stuck their feet in wet cemen

new york for decades. they suffered under these liberal values. it's been politicians like governor andrew cuomo, like hillary clinton, like mayor bill de blasio. >> a tough shot from the tabloids. cruz isn't the only one being railroaded by the new york media. several candidates have had their dubious honor of grazing the tabloid's front pages. voters go to the polls in new york on april 19th. >>> john kasich is joining the other republicans campaigning in new york. and he is also going after ted cruz instead of donald trump. his campaign released new ads focusing on ted cruz's criticism of new york values. and kasich says he thinks he can ultimately win the republican nomination at the convention. >> we're now getting to the place where we feel we have the best chance of being able to accumulate delegates. but i have been saying for weeks that we were going to go to a convention, and everybody is like well, how is that going to work? and i'm not sure that's going to happen. and guess what? everybody now knows we're going to a convention. >> the former new york mayor rudy giuliani says that he will vote for donald trump in the upcoming primary. b

under fire for a racially tinged joke. >> sorry, hillary. >> i don't like jokes like that. that's not -- >> cautious politician time. >> that's clinton taking part at an annual media event with new york mayor bill de blasio and a cast member from the broadway hit "hamilton." cp time is used to mean colored people time. bill de blasio said it was all just a joke. >> it was clearly a staged show. it was a scripted show and the whole idea was to do the counterintuitive and say cautious politician time. every actor involved including hillary clinton and leslie odom jr. thought it was a joke on a different convention. that was the whole idea of it so i think people are missing the point here. >> the comedy skit is drawing mixed reaction on social media. so far no comment from the clinton campaign. >>> new orleans police plan to add another charge against a man former saints player will smith. cardell haste remains in custody linked to the shooting of his wife. hayes' defense attorney says hayes ras rearwas rear ended by another vehicle. hayes will plead not guilty according to his lawyer. >>> today is national equal payday representing how many extra days women have to work to earn what men earn the previous

> reporter: they have donated big money to de blasio including $100,000 to his nonprofit campaign for one new york which the mayor shut down when it came under scrutiny from good government groups. a spokesman for my class says they have not been contacted by probers but they will cooperate in they are asked. this is going to go on for quite a while. >> thank you. >>> this one is a report that has some joggers looking over their shoulders. up next, the new clues in the search for a man police say attacked a runner in the park. >> donald trump and ted cruz break out into a war of words over twitter. the back and forth over dropping out. >> talk about unexpected roommates. moved in on a manhattan fire escape. >> are you ready to get your grill on? coming up, we speak to good housekeeping about how to clean your grill and also about the best tools to use. >> and it is another beautiful day outside. in fact, nine straight days without any rain. will we get the rain? after the break. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around... it's dragging down your

. >> reporter: the slam comes as the candidate is coming under fire after she and new york mayor bill de blasioade what some saw was a racially charged joke at a press dinner. >> thanks for the endorsement, bill. took you long enough. [ applause ] >> sorry, hillary. i was running on cp time. >> i don't like jokes like that, bill. >> cautious politician time. >> reporter: cp time also referring to the slang term, colored people, that stereotype that african-americans are usually late. the skit was later explained. >> every actor involved, including hillary clinton and leslie odom jr. thought it was a joke on a different convention. it was the whole idea. i think people are missing the point. >> this morning, the clinton campaign telling me they agree with mayor de blasio, there was no intention of offending anyone. this is shaping up to be another busy day on the campaign trail. we'll be covering this. >> thanks so much. >>> zika in the spotlight with the urgent new warning from u.s. health officials. they say zika is proving to be, quote, scarier than first thought, with the mosquito that carri

under performing in new york city, he thought he would do well. kennedy: why do they like hillary? >> a good question. >> i don't know why anyone would like hillary. kennedy: they elected bill de blasioand he is possibly being investigate by fbi, that makes hillary clinton case, saying see they inves investigate everyone. is there anything right about this election. >> no, but, i am not a member of either party, maybe i will have a home some day. >> libertarians could organize. go get off the couch. >> i don't mean to laugh. >> i'm sorry. >> true. >> that would mean libertarians would have to stop being libertarians. kennedy: pete, how dare you, take it back. you can make fun of your own family. you can still come over for christmas but you have to spring that bis -- bring that big casserole. >> i think there will be surprises still to come, i think we have a long way to november. kennedy: we do. it is exhausting to think about it, in some ways there is no shortage of stuff to folk fun at, but then, it only april. >> and the same cast of characters. >> but they are getting smaller. kennedy: i think they could, insert weirdoes. >> true. >> they could borrow some from my family, "bosto

politicians in new york won't allow new yorkers to develop their resources and as a result, apparently they don't think new yorkers want jobs. let me tell you, here in the city, under bill de blasio, last year we saw murder rates go up. we're seeing homelessness go up. bill de blasio canceled stop and frisk and stopped monitoring neighborhoods where terrorists potentially congregate. that doesn't make any sense. and those liberal policies are hurting the people of new york. >> program was a bit more nuanced. we're running out of time. let me get to you on this. you mentioned mayor de blasio but i heard you mention governor cuomo and chuck schumer this is new york. not everybody is republican in america. >> really? >> let's -- or somewhere else. my question for you, how are you, a guy like ted cruz, you're buy that you're succeeding a divisive president, if you become president how do you bring the country together? right now you're a highly figure? >> we're saying happening nationwide is we're seeing republicans uniting behind our campaign, of the seventeen republicans who started this race, five have endorsed my campaign. we've been endorsed by rick perfectly, by lindsey graham,

under the bright spotlight and scrutiny here in new york senator sanders had trouble answering questions. >> clinton had trouble with the new york media today for a racially tinged skit sunny did with mayor bill de blasioor the endorsement, bill. took you long enough. >> sorry, i was running on cp time. >> cp time is short for colored people time. slang in the black community for being late. clinton joked it stood for something else. >> cautious politician time. i've been there. >> house speaker paul ryan says he will not run for president no matter what may happen at a contested party convention this summer. donald trump and ted cruz are on a collision course with history. neither may be able to lock up the nomination before the convention. and then all bets are off. mayor garrett has the story. >> i do not want or accept the nomination for our party. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan a favorite of some gop biggest donors said he should not be eligible for his party's nm nation at a contested convention. >> if no candidate has a majority on the first ballot i believe you should choose from a person who has participated in the primary. count me out. >> reporter: the former vice presidential candidat

under the bright spotlight and scrutiny here in new york, senator sanders had trouble answering questions. >> reporter: clinton had trouble with the new york media today for a racially tinged skit she did with mayor bill de blasio. >> thanks for the endorsement, bill. took you long enough. >> sorry, hillary. i was running on c.p. time. >> reporter: c.p. time is short for colored people time. slang in the black community for clinton joked it stood for something else. >> cautious politician time. i've been there. >> reporter: the clinton camp has had little to say about the controversial skit beyond agreeing with de blasio there was no intention to offend. and she just told cosmopolitan ma magazine it was de blasio's skit she would defer to him even though as you could see there, scott, they appeared together. nancy cordes, thank you. >>> today north carolina's governor slightly modified a new law that limits protections for gays and lesbians. but, the law still requires transgender people to use public restrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate. david begnaud is in raleigh. >> as mark twain says it is never wrong to do the right thing. >> reporter: two weeks after he voted for the bill, democr

new york for decades. they've suffered under these liberal values. it's been politicians like governor andrew cuomo, like hillary clinton, like mayor bill de blasio.f you believe in traditional marriage, if you believe in the second amendment, there is no place for you in the state of new york. it was striking yesterday when i was meeting with senator diaz, a democratic senator. he said my own governor said there is no place for me as a pastor. and someone who believes in life. that is a liberal intolerance, which the people of new york i think are tired of. >> coming here in new york, given the fact that you're campaigning in the new york republican primary, is this how you lan to rack up delegates here? find pockets of support like here in the orthodox jewish community or in upstate new york? >> we are building a big tent and we're unifying republicans, you know. nationwide, there are 65 to 70 republicans who get that donald trump is not the best candidate to go up against hillary clinton that he loses and loses badly to hillary. and what we're seeing happening all over the country is those 65 to 70% of republicans are uniting behind this campai

new york responding to the question about that cp joke, that poorly thought out joke. let's listen. >> that joke in the inner circle, the cp thing, critics now saying that you threw bill de blasio underse you said it was his joke, did you? >> no. the mayor was the first one who said that, you know, it was his skit and he, you know, he had worked through what he wanted to say and i was thrilled to be there and show up with him. you know, i think that the mayor is perfectly capable of speaking for himself. >> no regrets about the bit? >> you have to ask the mayor. >> i agree with her. this is something that happens every year with the inner circle. the mayor said that he had his writers do this. she was just trying to be part of what's a charity event to raise money for different charities with the press corp. here in the city of new york and the mayor has already said that, you know, he already dealt with this issue. i don't think it will affect her. again, people know who she is. she's been there for the minority community. she's been there on fighting against racial profiling, job reform, so we will be with the person who has been with us in the past, the most experienced, the most