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but new york congressman peter king disagrees with that analysis. >> this is a disaster. an absolute disaster. it's almost like putting a sign up that you can't do business in new york. nothing is ever perfect, but in this case, this was as close to a deceiver going to get. if joe crowley was still congressman, i wouldn't have happened. as a leader of the democratic party new york, andrew cuomo has a sanity's people. he has to take the progressive left that they can't take over his party and take over the city in the state, which is what's happening. >> melissa: david lee miller joins us now with more. scrap jobs -- they were good salaries. >> some state significant. we have two members of congress offering different perspectives on plans to open open the sequs in your city. peter king describes, as we just heard, a disaster. alexandria ocasio-cortez sees it as a victory. speaking saturday at a ceremony at a local school, alexandria ocasio-cortez never mentioned amazon by name but it was clear she was talking about the internet retailing giant when she did mention unaccep

joining me now is republican congressman peter king of new york. he's a member of the homeland security and financial services committee. congressman, great to see you. another probe into the president and another probe that's hanging over his state of the union. what do you think? >> i think it's another probe. the fact is -- the only probe i really know very much about is the one that was begun 2 1/2 years ago by the fbi and carried on by mueller as far as russian collusion, and that's shown absolutely nothing. >> well, they've had a lot of people plead guilty. i don't think it's shown absolutely nothing. they've also had some convictions. >> absolutely nothing as far as collusion or involving the president. nothing showing any collusion at all between the trump campaign or the russians. that was the purpose of why it was started back in august or september of 2018 by comey and carried on by mueller. so far that's been zero as far as collusion. that's the story none of your commentators talk about. >> would you expect them to come out with that b

peter king was with us last hour.that seems rather apparent in some of the messages she is sending on twitter. watch here, peter king. >> israel is our main ally strategically and indispense able to our foreign policy in the middle east and it's immoral to suggest somehow members of congress are being paid off by jews and aipac. that's the anti-siment i can bias that has played the world for so long. >> bill: where is the democratic leadership? >> you've seen an outcry from democrats across the board who clearly what she said was incredibly offensive. >> bill: not across the board. we haven't heard from nancy pelosi. >> you haven't heard any democrats coming out in favor. what she said is offensive. if she wants a debates on policies there is a more effective way to have one than to go out and completely insult a demographic of people that has been dealing with that forever. >> i don't think the democrats want a debate on this. what she is saying is reflecting a long shift in the democratic party. the democrat, booed

that's been sponsored by peter king, john gollinger, and others. >> yes. >> vice chair kopp: how many supervisors are sponsors of that, or authors. >> there are currently eight signatories on that. >> vice chair kopp: and did the board -- well, the board meets on tuesday. did it act on that, to place it on the next municipal election ballot? >> so that was not acted on at the board of supervisors meeting. it was filed with the department of elections. >> vice chair kopp: well, is it going to be acted on? >> i apologize, if i could jump in. we're still in a public comment item, and this matter's not been agendaized for this committee meeting. >> vice chair kopp: okay. can you stay until we reach number eight? >> yes, i'm happy to stay until we reach item number eight on the agenda. i would note that the ballot measure being discussed right now is not a part of item number eight on the agenda, it's a separate issue. >> chair chiu: any other public comment on agenda item number two? moving onto the consent calendar for agenda item number three, draft minutes for the commission's january

re also rise the compensation fund democratic reps jerry nadler carolyn maloney and republican peter king said in a statement this is devastating news to the thousands of sick and injured nine eleven responders and survivors who were promised and have been counting on fully compensated for the losses they have suffered they also said they would introduce legislation to make the compensation fund permanent and to compensate all legitimate claim it's democrat senator chuck schumer also weighing in saying that the chance that the fund may not have enough resources to take care of our heroes is simply unacceptable reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . yeah i mean we've. heard that we have to have this conversation. and you have to wonder where did that money go where did all of where where is the hope for these people it's not as if these things magically go away and the truth is japan is still paying out to people who were victims of the bombings of hiroshima and. nagasaki and and the war is their imperialist words they are involved and there are people they still take care of it that'

which is the bipartisan universal background check bill that congressman mike thompson and peter king introduced and that just got passed by the house judiciary committee and is going to the floor for a vote so we have seen really some movement that we haven't seen in many years and joseph i'm glad you mentioned the bill if it gets through congress are you optimistic it will be a real game changer well i think when you look at such a complex health problem there is no one solution these you know this public health crisis requires us to approach this in a multifaceted manner and one of those is closing the loopholes that exist when we talk about purchase of firearms we know that about one in five firearms are purchased with no questions asked which means that thousands of firearms get into the hands of felons domestic abusers and those that are potentially a harm to themselves or others or are good to get your thoughts on the thing so much. will soon end for the auction of the a three eighty super jumbo the world's largest passenger plane for the option of a plane which can carry up to

the interesting thing is you get this from republican congressman peter king who is siding with billandrew cuomo saying it is a loss and a loss of amazon is terrible for new york, sanctimony and ideological purity for workers and taxpayers, said day for new york and this is a new york story, you have this from lindsey graham, south carolina would love to have your new headquarters in south carolina. heather: not necessarily a new york story now. another state, very windy in new york. >> an unusual advisory. >> this happened in cleveland. i have never seen something like this before. the national service tweeted a warning saying hold your pooch, an unofficial small dog warning, 25 to 50 mph. never thought about that but in windy conditions like this, not the best time to walk your small dog. we appreciate it, we have breaking news to bring to everybody. the vice president and the trip to poland, now headed to crack are where he and the first lady plan to tour auschwitz wrapping up his trip to poland. in the meantime the time is 15 minutes until the top of the our. a new report naming

congressman peter king of long island, new york, good to see you, thank you. arthel: the crisis in venezuela boiling over as embattled nicolas maduro vows to block humanitarian aid coming into the country. politicians here say maduro's time is up. let's listen to lindsey graham with maria bartiromo. >> it's not if maduro falls, it's only when. it's just a matter of time. it's unsustainable. to the people of venezuela, the trump administration has your back. arthel: what are opposition leaders in venezuela saying today. reporter: the venezuelan people will not back down in their fight for democracy. but embattled president nicolas maduro is not backing down. the opposition was hoping the venezuelan military would turn on maduro's orders. a few dozen military officials have abandoned their post. but so far the military leadership is sticking with maduro. >> we need to keep the pressure in different levels on the streets, use our national assembly as the only elected institution in the country. yesterday something happened which is very relevant. 16 members from

also joining us this morning, new york congressman peter king is here along with the ceo of deloitte, richard bau baucher as . next week, it's about the federal reserve. there's a two day meeting of jay powell testifying, that meeting. and then obviously we've got the gdp report out. big market expectations there, jonas? >> i think the fed did cause the slowdown last year, more than the trade war which some people think it was. i think they possibly were raising rates into a recession and causing one which the president was about. they got off that train quick enough but it's possible it was too late and the next one might be lower, i think. dagen: that was my concern about them saying that the balance sheet winddown would stop later this year. i think that was negative. i don't think that was necessarily a positive thing. it is signaling they could cut rates before they raise them again. maria: is the economy that weak? let's hold it right there. we're going to take a short break. we'll dig deeper into the issue. where are we? what will that gdp report say next week. first, there are

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here is a republican congressman peter king earlier today. >> i can see a person having honest differences for a policy, but suggesting money is being used to somehow they that israel is the villain here in the middle east when we have faced with islamist terrorism everywhere in the middle east and including our own country. to be slandering israel like this is absolutely shameful. leaders of both parties should be coming together and announcing it for what it is. >> harris: social media has lit up on this. doug mckelway in washington. doug? >> in the highest-ranking democrat to date, house committee chairman jerrold nadler is now condemning the comments of ilhan omar noting that she appears to traffic an old anti-semitic trump about jews and money. right-wing critics he says are advancing their agenda by distracting and dividing those kevin mccarthy threatened to take action against omar, just as he did against steve king for racially insensitive remarks. then, journalist glenn greenwald criticized mccarthy for targeting omar and fellow muslim carbs will congresswoman rashida tlaib about

carolyn maloney both from new york who are part of the coalition introducing this legislation and peter king hoped to be with us today was delayed due to the high wind, bad weather delaying him, but we will be talking to him, as well. jon stewart and john seal. first to jon stewart, what is your message today? >> i think the message today and each time has been let's get this done. let's get it done with some urgency and let's not make any of these families grieving from losing a firefighter or a first responder or trade unionist or just a survivor, let's get them the proper funding that is coming to them and let's do it in a way that doesn't bring more stress and more damage to difficult road that they've already gone through. >> jon stewart, when you created this foundation and started this advocacy, did you think that all these years later you would still be fighting for funds? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> no, but -- no offense to carolyn and jerry who i love dearly and senator gillibrand and schumer and everybody else has been supportive of our champions. we have dealt with two chambers that

federal level there is a bipartisan bill from congressman mike thompson of california, democrat, and peter kinglican of, no. it is a universal background check bill. they will be voting on it this week. do you draw a direct line from what happened a year ago to this? >> absolutely. i mean, just from the activism we have been able to inspire throughout the country and the work our many chapters have been doing on the ground and through other organizations like moms demand, we have seen this change has occurred directly because of that work. we have seen gun sense candidates like lucy mcbath in congress. we have seen people like our congressman ted deutsch speak out on the issues more and more on the floor of the house and in the press. we have seen the introductions of the bills, we are working with them almost every single day. we have people lobbying in d.c., teenagers like us lobbying every day to speak out on issues like hr-8 and we want to make sure they pass because they can and will save lives. >> and we have to be properly funding violence prevention programs especially in city communiti

. >> joining us linda macman with florida congressman soto new york congressman peter king, angela merkelt night, calling for unity touting stronger economy blake burman latest at the white house good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you as well speech coming out of long evident government shuttled ever as we stare down poefshl although government shutdown upcoming weekends or next weeks president trump began and started his state of the union address last night, calling for political unity. >> we must reject the politics of revenge resistance retribution brace the boundless potential of cooperation compromise the common good together we can break decades of political stalemate. >> the speech also highlighted divisions between the president and many congressional democrats, the president stopped short of declaring a national emergency at southern borrowed but continued to tout need for more funding for a border wall also said he is alarmed that some are embracing socialism. >> we are borne free and we will stay free. >> tonight, we renew our resolve that america will never be soc

. >> that's republican congressman peter king, who voted in favor of the gun control measure.osponsor the bill. >> the same stomach same standards to gun shows if you have it at a gun store to buy a weapon. so a person can't buy a gun at the gun store because of the background, they shouldn't be able to buy one at a gun show. it doesn't take anyone's gun away from them who has a lawfully. >> also on the agenda, a single-payer plan that would eliminate the 65-year-old requirement. and on climate change, the green new deal continues to make its way through the halls of congress. at least in conversation. on tuesday, only to go democrats showed up to their own climate change hearing, forcing an end to the session within minutes. house speaker nancy pelosi was asked about the green new deal today. >> i can't say we are going to take that in passing because because we have to go through our checks and balances of it with our committee chairs and the rest. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell a few weeks ago said he would bring the green new deal to the senate floor for a vote.

z congressman mike topz appear peter king introduced the hr 8 on the anniversary of former congresswoman gabby giffords near fatal injury. the bill expands brady background checks to cover all private sales including those at gun shows or over the internet. since the brady law was implemented in 19947 it has blocked more than 3 million unlawful purchases. other common sense solution that is decrease injury and death include firearm injury prechgs research, glemtation of extreme risk protection orders, education on safe storage to end family fire. and investing in safe technology. expanding access to behavioral health services and kbrofgt victim service. we have the opportunity and the responsibility to comprehensively address gun violence as a true public health crisis it is. this is not a democrat versus a republican issue. it's a uniquely american issue and it's uniquely in each of your hands to help fix it. the america i'm fighting for is one where parents no longer have to fear the phone call that my parents received that the parkland parents received and literally hundreds of others

i'd like to thank congressman jim clyburn, peter king, joe cunningham for their leadership to make sure we close the charleston loophole. i ask my colleagues to support h.r. 1112 and to support this amendment. i yield one minute to the chairman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: i thank the gentleman for yield. i support this amendment to require the g.a.o. to submit a report to the relevant congressional committees analyzing the extent to which the additions required by this bill prevent firearms from being transferred to prohibited persons. it will be important for us to get information about the implementation of the law and its impact on so-called default proceed transactions. the amendment also requires that the g.a.o. report its findings after 90 days and again after one year, three years, and five years. i think it's always a good idea to actually track the effect of new legislation and see how effective it is. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this amendment, and i commend the sponsor for doing so. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. levin: tha

congressmen mike thompson and peter king introduced the hr 8 on the anniversary of former congresswoman gabby giffords' near fatal injury. the bill expands brady background checks to cover all private firearm sales including those at gun shows or over the internet. since the brady law was implemented in 1994, it has blocked more than 3 million unlawful purchases. other common sense solution that decrease injury and death include firearm injury prevention research, implementation of extreme risk protection orders, education on safe storage to end family fire, investing in safe technology, expanding access to behavioral health services and improving victim service. we have both the opportunity and the responsibility to comprehensively address gun violence as the true public health crisis it is. this is not a democrat versus a republican issue. it's a uniquely american issue, and it's uniquely in each of your hands to help fix it. the america i'm fighting for is one where parents no longer have to fear the phone call that my parents received, that the parkland parents received, and literal

activist trying to change the trend and in sport the austrian ski king wins a record equalling seven gold medal at the world championships peter but here with that story coming up. russian learned gazprom bank has frozen the bank accounts of the venezuelan state oil firm transactions between the bank and the oil company have also been stopped reuters news agency says a gas from bank is trying to reduce the risk of falling on the u.s. sanctions and the sanctions imposed. aimed at blocking president nicolas maduro as access to the country's oil revenues. well u.s. senator marco rubio has a delegation to the city of cooter in the border on the border between colombia and venezuela the visit comes twenty four hours after two u.s. military planes arrived in colombia with a destined for venezuela now the aid is being blocked by president to row rubio described the duo as an illegitimate and unconstitutional leader. what is happening here today what is happening in venezuela is a man me right. now power find out for the south by a manmade a criminal regime that's wanting to start killing some people before it gets a power we are insp

wilma the boxer, and king, the wire fox terrier. judge peteren who has four titles under his own belt tasked with crowning this year's top dog. the crowd favorite, 7-year-old burns, who recovered from a broken pinky toe in time for this year's competition. judge green dismissing the dachshund, awarding reserved best in show to my favorite, bono. i knew bono way back when he had rubber bands in his hair. his owner telling me when he's not onstage he likes to let loose. >> he's really fun. it's a really happy-go-lucky breed. they run around barking and playing and they love squeaky toys, they're great. >> i know what music i will listen to as soon as i get out of here. >> you got it. >> a little u2 to honor my friend here. those vibes maybe bringing a little extra luck to bono. he's the first havanese to take it. a moment of truth, the winner of the 143rd westminster kennel club -- >> every one of you are best in show. >> king, the wire fox terrier being crowned best in show. his handler getting emotional after being awarded the ribbon and trophy

king is the first terrier to win the title since 2010. >> peter green was looking at the dog's eyes, eye shape, texture, coat, the condition that gabriel has gotten him into. >> this is a runner-up. he's a bay area havanese named bono after the u-2 but me and crunchy here make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: well not now. delicious new babybel cheese and crackers. babybel: saved it! so you need people that it iyou're close to...r footing, to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models that i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey, man, this is your life, this is what you need to do." nobody can do it alone. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. zooifrnlts coming up on 6

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written by people like neil diamond and carol king and jerry goffin, but also the tv show was integral into keeping them popular. that's how i got into them. peterked with the folk clubs. he was friends with stephen stills and mama cass and those kinds of people. he was the most talented musician in the group. he could play the piano, the base, the lead guitar, the french horn. the monkees were made as a tv group, as a kind of a spin—off of the beatles. it was never meant to be a real group. but him and nesmith pushed to record their own songs, they pushed to have their songs they had written included, and they ended up going on tours and, like pinocchio, becoming a real little boy — they became a real band. remembering peter tork. now it's time for the weather with darren bett. hello there. for almost two weeks now we have had unusually warm days for this time of the year. on thursday we actually broke a record for the february temperature in scotland. just over 18 degrees in aberdeenshire. beating the previous record set way back in the 19th century. the main reason for it being so warm, notjust in scotland but elsewhere across the uk as well,

king is your best in show. >> they don't do tricks. >> they jog around like that. the guy that picks best in show has done it many times. peter green, he knows how to pick 'em. >>> coming up next at 11:00. >> rain is falling in parts of the bay area giving rise to concerns about flooding as a storm comes to shore. >> the heaviest rain coming early in time for the morning commute. commute. . >> the storm is just getting started with a flashflood watch and a high wind in effect. there's rain, damp on the late afternoon commute. the meatrolls in at 3:00 a.m. we have a flashflood watch in effect. ground saturation. couple inches of rain will us

king at the. with the information satellites gather from the land sea and as scientists build computer models that help to simulate cost and future conditions. talk to peter conoco is one of the team studying particles in the atmosphere. so this is an animation from a global earth so. the model that we run here at nasa. what we're simulating in this are the distributions of what we call aerosols or particles in the atmosphere and the different colors represent different kinds of these particles and they come from all kinds of different sources so the blue colors are from sea spray that's blown up by the winds at the surface of the sea the greener colors come from smoke sources and so there we have individual fires that are going off in the model and emitting smoke into the atmosphere and it's transported over long distances the whiter colors correspond to what we call anthropogenic pollutants so things that come from power plants or car emissions and so you can see places especially in china or in the east coast of the united states or even in europe where a lot of these pollutants are emitted and transported and then finally the red or colors that we hav

king will be getting a special treat. he'll have a steak today and do his favorite thing in the world which is play ball. >> peter green the was looking at this dog's ease, ear shape, ear shape, his texture and coat. the condition ha gabriel has gotten him into. >> this is the runner-up from the bay area. havanese named bono. yes, after the u-2 singer. we're very proud of bono. >> alexis, can you imagine combing that hair every day. >> that dog has some very nice hair. i'm jealous. how does he get so shiny and fluffy. that's great. the commute not so pretty here today. we've got a lot of issues to get to. we have a closure of great highway between lincoln and sloat. it's bceen shut down since 4:45. we have a lot of flooding on the roadways. live doppler showing heavy rain moving through the richmond area right now. that's the red on the radar. folks just really are not able to slow down through that area and you shouldn't. here's a live look at the richmond side of the bridge. it is absolutely standing water a possibility for you this morning. >>> let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much, alexis

peter's maritime department in the late '90's. prior to that, i had come to the port in 1993 and reported through the real estate division back when containers were king and the cruise business was sort of waning and the ship repair business was a conundrum. so i came in focused on the real estate side, looking at -- because ship repair was -- thought it was a ground lease, and cruise was out of destination-retail more than a maritime thing. and then, there was some reorganization, and peter and i and jill and jeff were put together, and renee -- were put together as a marketing department, which is the first i really had an opportunity to work with peter and really understand and respect and value his creativity. peter always remarked to me that i was the lennon to his mccartney, and that we worked really well together when we collaborated. and i saw what he was saying, but many times, i thought well, everybody else might look at me as a stanley laurel to his oliver hardy. but still, we had fun, he was creative. again, peter's legacy, he was at the helm of the maritime division for -- how many years? yeah, he's been with our port for 31 years, and a

they were written by people like carol king and jill diamond, but also the tv show, it was integral and it's keeping the popular that's how i got into it. and peter folk clubs and was friends with many kinds of other people, and he was the most talented musician in the grip, he could play piano, bass, lead guitar, french wine, and mainly —— french horn, namely the monkees we re —— french horn, namely the monkees were made as a spin off for the beatles, it was never meant to be a real group, but henn and nesbitt pushed to record their own exons and had them written and included, and he ended up going on tours and you know, like pinocchio becoming a real boy, they became a real bandit. know, like pinocchio becoming a real boy, they became a real banditlj get, it didn't last very long, am i correct in thinking he got really frustrated with other members of the group not taking it seriously as he did? the first two albums, the group didn't play on any of the records but that third album, it's a proper rock and roll band, the four of them hardly anyone else, making a record and after that when they made the record, a kind of went into different direct

king to look like this? >> it takes somebody who has the skill and know-how and it takes, as gabriel said, a mentor like peterel has been doing it for many years and it takes several months to get the dog ready for this show. >> it's not just the top of a tail, is it? >> no. >> there is a lot that goes into it. so, what happens now? i know he a mature fellow. so he'll have a steak today at sardi's, right, as any champion should, royalty if you will but then what? >> he goes home and he plays, he likes to play ball. >> so he becomes a regular dog. >> yes. >> when he's >> it goes down. >> terriers are known for being alert and awake and making sure what's going on. he got that temperament. >> has he ever been a bad boy? >> a couple of times. >> not right now. he's a gentleman, isn't he? >> he is. the name is fitting, king. >> yes. he may be a little sleepy as well. we had a lot of celebrating last night. >> was there a moment that you were worried about any of the other dogs? we saw some real fan favorites out there. >> yeah, well, you know, the crowd sees the tv and they see all the cute little dogs and he's b

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princess rass the elder sister of the king she lost her royal titles and was virtually disowned by her father in one thousand nine hundred seventy two when she married peternsen a u.s. student who she met while studying in boston she brought up with three children in california where she adopted the name julie jensen the couple later divorced and the princess moved back to thailand in two thousand and one where she threw herself into charity work as well as acting in films at a soap opera and hosting a child show she also still takes pass in royal events in two thousand and four her son bumi was among the two hundred thousand people killed by the indian ocean tsunami when he reports now on his surprise entry into thai politics. politics in thailand can be volatile and unpredictable this revelation took it to another level changing the political landscape. on today i with other time party leaders have submitted the name of a nominate a prime minister for the party who is princess. cityward in a. straight away it all to the dynamics of the election campaign in a country that's been politically divided for years but that's not a party that has a big advantag

peter talk is. he was the pioneers of what we take for granted, the boy band. it was a zany quartet brought together for a tv but they had the support of songwriters like carole kings. only two seasons. people think the band stretched throughout the 60s, it was only two seasons but they definitely made their mark. we're just seeing pictures of their tv show. it was iconic, wasn't it? the songs, as you say, they were great songs. they actually retired after the last davy jones, songs. they actually retired after the last davyjones, our british man in there, they said it was more his song than the other. peter was a trained musician and he turned up and was horrified to discover that they did not have to play their own instruments. we are just seeing a tweet from brian wilson saying am so sad to hear about peter passing. i thought they were great... a nice tweet there from brian wilson. carolyn, thank you so much for being with us. thank you. its an age old question — why do zebras have black and white stripes? well now, scientists at bristol university think they know the answer — it's to deter insects. jon kay is in bristol and has been finding out more... here we