you will hear what he has to set at about rudy guiliani's record. juliet: >>>s to the commute for those taking buses out of port authority, the gate could be different. be aware of that. we will tell you about it in just a second. i am juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau, is november 8th, the day after labor day. juliet: happy anniversary to our wonderful partner and her husband, their anniversary was yesterday. ben: mike did not clear this day of with us but it is good to have you. jury duty doesn't begin until 9:00 a.m.. in other words he could be here until late:40 and then go downtown. >> why didn't we talk about that yesterday when he told me i had to come in today? ben: yet instead they. >> meteorologist: you will head out with you have jury duty or not, temperatures across the tristate area in the 70s across long island and central park 60s in monticello and sussex and it is feeling a little muddy out there because dew points are in the 60s of the 70s across much of the region. it will be a unit afternoon, a pershing control. on the backsid

is not vaa illution. >> reporter: today's protest come just a couple weeks after former mayor rudy guiliani started a firestorm during an exclusive interview with news 4, saying the city should police the homeless more aggressively. >> you chase them and you chase them and you chase them and you chase them, and they either get the treatment they need or you chase them out of the city. >> i think he's delusional. >> reporter: mayor de blasio criticized guiliani for saying police should chase people in crisis. but protesters today said they still co it allthf the time. chasingthem, eve arresting them, simple f sleeping on bencher or subways. >> housing, not jail! >> i'm minding my own business or drinking a coffee. i'm just about, enjoying my day err the sun. they come in and harass me and say you can't stand here, you can't .e here. you can't breatye heak, pretty much. >> city hall insists p hple are only arrested when thy break th >>e law, not simply for being homeless. a spoke person for the mayor today said the de blasio administration is focused on a constructive, long-term approach to r

juliet: bill deblasio lashes back at beach rudy guiliani on the topic of dealing with the homeless. you will hear what was said from -- ben: you can get pumpkin's vice but there is something different about it, two things this year. i think some people will say it is about time. juliet: i'm juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau, tuesday morning, fall, september 8th, we are after labor day, a kid's going back to school today or tomorrow. juliet: the weather is warm, really warm. juliet: if you are heading back-to-school some kids started last week, some are starting today address them with white wave light-colored clothing, it will be a hot day with temperatures in the 90s in many spots. temperatures in the 70s, shorts and t-shirt may be good as little ones head to school. for everyone else we have temperatures mostly in the 60s and 70s across the region, 77 in central park, 72 and islip, 764 bridgeport, 60s northwest and 60s where we are finding our dew points making things uncomfortable across the region courtesy of southwest wind flow which is relatively light at the moment but ju

we had rudy guiliani on this program. secret server of hillary clinton that was in the bathroom of a mom and pop shop. we know it's been confirmed she had top secret, the highest level of security clearance. she had those e-mails on her server in spite of her claims otherwise. she finally apologized yesterday. rudy identified 13 separate criminal statutes that he would be looking at. this is your background. your experience. what are your thoughts? does she have an issue lislely, criminally? >> look for all the public information it appears that secretary clinton has serious legal jeopardy she may well have violated multiple federal statutes, multiple criminal laws. and, you know, it is certainly our hope and prayer that the department of justice would investigate those fairly. just justice should be blind. it's interesting comparing this to planned parenthood. those planned parenthood videos which are horrific. on them senior planned parenthood officials admit to multiple felonies. it's a federal crime to sell the body p

ben: rudy guiliani, your friend, last week they were going back and forth about this issue and he has said because the shelter numbers also rose during his tenure, that is a good thing because it means fewer people on the streets. >> i am not interested in the shelter. i'm interested in what is roaming around the streets. mentally ill and homeless everywhere. bill deblasio has been in complete denial. now that you know according to the stats were you going to do about it? a blue ribbon panel or special task force? we need to get from healthy and get them out of sight and out of mind. they could brought a squad outside the studios of channel 5. juliet: we need to get some help because a lot people are mentally ill on the most reads. >> get off the streets and parked benches, of of the ben: times square zones, three separate zones, float zones for pedestrians, civics zone, free speech zone for demonstrations and those things and have if you are seeking tips, if you are a painted lady. >> virtually having sex on times square, why not three isn't, x, double x and triple x, you can strip o

rudy guiliani with us as well and mississippi governor eddie lee barber on set this morning.jor focus on wall street and main street, technology giant announcing its newest phones and revamped tv product later today. all those details coming. check this can't miss clip. british airways jet catching fire on the runway. the plain suffering engine failure before taking off and las vegas. of the 172 passengers and crew, 14 people were injured. and there is this, serena williams's quest for a grand slam continues, she outlasted her sister last night at the u.s. open. she won after three sets and moved on to the semifinals. >> thank you for joining me for my first episode of the late show with steven colbert. i and he. you are witnessing television history and like most history it is not on the history channel. i am so excited to be here right now. maria: steven colbert making his debut, getting positive reviews, more of its opening night with details of his interview with jeb bush and george clooney coming up. republican presidential candidate donald trump and ted cruz teaming up

ashley: which rudy guiliani alluded to not only in new york, but across the country.rudy guiliani described when he was president bush going down the west side highway and everybody was cheering george bush because he was the president of the united states of america. they didn't vote for them liz: they cheered him and definitely cheered him. and your viewers have gone through a lot of pain in the world, right? and there's solidarity around the country for that. stuart: another moment of silence now remembering those fallen in the crash of united 93 in pennsylvania. we'll join it now. >> during the recent 150th commemoration of the civil war we used our parks and interpretive power to shift the story from states rights to slavery as a cost of the civil war. [bell ringing] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] >> there you have it. 9/11, 14 years on. downtown at the bc charity. and cantor fitzgerald what it's like now? >> it was several moments of silence as you've just shown to your viewers coming out of pennsylvania now and really for the traders here, particularly

and bill de blasio coming towards the pope, and i believe that it's guiliani -- >> yeah, we see rudy guiliani there, yes. >> and he is between chuck schumer. >> we all go back to that day, and that night following when the families were wondering the lower part of the city, holding up pictures of their lost loved ones hoping they had been lost in the crowd somehow. those are the moments that will linger with me, i think, forever. >> he speaks with such a message of compassion and all of the things he said and what i certainly remember about those days following the attack was how this harden city just slowed down and people looked each other in the eye and had the compassionate moments. i remember being on a subway train a day or two after it and there was a man with a stack of flyers looking for someone, and you know, we had a moment, and normally on a new york subway train you wouldn't have that, but i think that was the kind of compassion reaching out to our fellow man that the pope has spoken so forcefully about in his calm way. >> reporter: lester, i think something that really struck me

former mayor rudy guiliani, police commissioner bill bratton and congressman peter king were among those who read very yesterday. rudy giuliani called iran one of the biggest threats to security and announced the recent ordeal. >> we have got a dangerous situation developing in the middle east where we have a divided middle east. taking action to prevent it. instead it is negotiating an agreement which recognizes something we have been fighting for decades which is that nuclear iran. which will make it even a bigger empire. ben: to prevent another september 11th rudy giuliani advocated a more aggressive approach especially in response to isis. juliet: he used the word empire i think very deliberately. we have a lot more coming up. ben: including hillary clinton saying she did nothing wrong when it comes to her e-mail yet she issued an apology. juliet: will we have another record setter today? ben: 97 yesterday. >> meteorologist: we are at 77 degrees, another hot and humid day on to happen but not quite as hot as it was yesterday. you can track the weather with us with live interactive ra

or state but as the president what do you do to fix what bill brennan calls a war on cops and rudy guiliani labeled a war on cops, would you do if you are head of the country? >> speak out strongly and unequivocally in favor of the police officers doing their jobs. the president giving the answer you talked about, what that leads the country to believe is somehow lawlessness is okay, complying with the laws you think you agree with is all right and you don't agree, do your own thing. we know in this country when we go in that direction it has led to a violent increase, deaf, and an awful atmosphere, to live and work and raise our children in. as president what i would do is what i would do is prosecuted, restore law and order, enforced fairly, without prejudice towards anyone. we will do it. >> what is the downside to the president condemning these acts? >> the only thing i can think of is the president doesn't believe it. i don't know how else to conclude it. it makes sense the president should do this and for some reason is reluctant. >> we saw martin o'malley saying all lives matter anti

. >> usually a democrat in this city don't have a problem getting elected, rudy guiliani and michaelstanding. >> i think new york city is very unique. other than deblasio, the last 20 years have been republican mayors. the city wants to be managed well. residents want the city managed well. they want a mayor to tell the truth to them as well. i think one of the challenges is that deblasio identifies problems, then comes up with untrue optical illusions to answer these questions. he's been running around saying "the tale the two cities." >> he's talking about running for president. >> he's talking going to iowa. >> he should be here. >> absolutely. it deserves 100% of your attention. >> if you do announce, will you announce it here? >> i will. >> i'm holding you to that. thank you very much. obama fundraiser, a very pragmatic guy. we have to talk. no nuts need apply. there's a crazy concept. john mccain on this whole russia-syria-us mess. who is on first? he wants to know who is looking after the united states, next. >>> it's time to president obama woke up to the realities in the wor

mayor rudy guiliani came to power and ran the rats out.formed into a disney land. tourists came and then came the cartoon characters who get mad when you don't tip them for a photograph. take cookie monster. he shoved a two-year-old to the ground when his mother wouldn't tip for the photograph. maybe not this cookie monster but a cookie monster. then an elmo i don't know if it was these elmos got arrested in front of toys r us for an anti semitic rant. >> it's up to you what you want to give. i do ask for tips otherwise i refuse pictures. >> i'm not going tip. >> i'm not ask you to tip. >> don't get mad. >> spiderman -- i don't know if it's this spiderman got arrested for groping a couple of women. ♪ >> reporter: then the naked women showed up. women going topless is legal in new york but with the mayor unwilling to crack down on quality of live crimes new yorkers are wondering if the city is sliding toward the bad old days of sod dom. >> they're little more modern. kids will see what they going to see. it's like prostitution basical y you

." >>> that is rudy guiliani, who was mayor at the the time, 14 years ago, during 9/11 attack.g to heel that city. lets get to another sit a affect washington d.c. our chris wallace, "fox news" sunday. every time, every year, now 14 years later i say the same thing i never thought we would get back to normalcy in this country. i bet you drive by the pentagon almost every day. do you ever when you look ate, doesn't it all come back. >> oh, absolutely. that is within of the things, looking at various networks this morning they are all obviously replaying the horrible images of that day. you kind of put it aside. you think it is over and you don't feel so deeply about it but you see those images and takes you back to the terror, panic, and the concern for our fellow americans. the thing i remember most in washington, you'd have the two attacks in new york and then attack on the pentagon. i was than the near pentagon but i could see smoke rising and you thought to yourself, where will it end? we felt we were under attack and didn't know what would happen next. >> my kid, one was in

i was with rudy guiliani. i can tell you, it was the strangest experience of my life. we would sit in our, would mean and we would see all these places were rudy was up by 15 points and nationally up by 15 points, yet we knew that he was going to have a lot of trouble because he wasn't going to conservative enough for republican primary voters. and so i think everybody's got to take a deep breath and understand, this is unlike any other election. it's like those raises on steroids. if you look, john mccain probably came this close to getting out of the race, and he ends up winning the nomination. so, you know, again, i feel like i'm answering a lot of the same questions. we run a race. we don't do it on money. we do it on volunteers. there's an interesting statistic. last time in iowa, rick santorum spent $22 per caucus vote. perry spent $768 per caucus vote. and so the other benchmark that i keep noticing everybody's trying to use is money raised. and money raised doesn't mean all that much anymore in republican primaries, because trust me, when people walk up and vote

eight years ago it was hillary clinton by 16 points and rudy guiliani by e devon. you can go back from there. the point is i said a lot, early polls don't mean anything. i was wrong. if you are in first place the second week of september your guaranteed not to be the nominee of your party. there would be nothing worse in my mind than being in first place right now. it is terrible. we were there for a while and that was when we were most concerned because the new york times writes stories about how big the windows are on your house and immediately, how well manicured your yard is, we are very -- ideally i want to be in first place on one day. if i have to be a few more than that i am ok with it. >> comprehensive immigration reform. i understand it, senator marco rubio supports every element of that to this day but just wants to do it on a different timetable land in a different way. >> here is why it is called meat the campaign managers and not meet the policy directives which no one ever paid me for my policy advice. i am not a policy guide. i can speak to the plan

you had people like herman cain in the lead and rudy guiliani and everything changed dramatically.ke the lead as running the greatest country in the world, we are going to see real issues that that person has to deal with, like the iran deal. you know, that's part of the upset. people are looking at things happening that they didn't agree with. >> there's a frustration, no question about it. and these things are difficult to understand in sound bites. i mean, there's so much nuance to something like the iran deal. at the same time, we, i think, feel that we're giving away too much. that we're weaker, that we're being taken advantage of and i think those sentiments are pretty real. i think they look at someone like a putin and say, he's playing chess. we're playing checkers. i think that's why mitt could play chess and why people are like, uncomfortable with what's going on. i think that we feel like we're selling the store and giving away too much. maria: given the sentiments, do you wish he did in fact run this time around? i think people look back at the last run and say, he was

similar, look, eight years ago, rudy guiliani was up by 15, 20 points on the republican field.r years ago, herman cain, michele bachmann, rick santorum all took turns leading the field of republican hopefuls, but in the end, if the slow and steady race that wins this thing because ultimately you've got to have a record to run on. stuart: okay. ed, look, thanks so much for joining us. good response to what mr. trump put out on instagram. >> i appreciate it. stuart: coming up in my next hour, by the way, a full interview with republican presidential candidate scott walker. here is what he said about the economy. >> about growth, how do you grow the economy over the last year or so, we've seen a particular six of the top ten wealthiest counties in america, you know where they were? around washington d.c. under people like president obama and hillary clinton they think that you grow the economy by greg washington and k street. stuart: well, that was governor walker, but i put it to him, this idea of growth, it's just not broken through. we're discussing other things in the election