it all began with state senator terrence murphy. >> he complained when he learned about a huge influx of cash from new york city is being funneled from his democratic opponent. lucy yang talked to him. she's live in white plains. >> i just spoke with the putnam county district attorney who confirmed for me his office is now examining the allegations so the scope is expanding. this as we hear from the new york state senator who raised the red flag two years ago and who believes the allegations are actually far more widespread. >> mayor de blasio, the hudson valley is not for sale. >> reporter: this is the man responsible for setting to engulfing new york city mayor bill de blasio. >> this laundering money was used to dramatically exceed the contribution limits for state senate races. >> two years ago terrence murphy, a and town board member from yorktown ran for his first state race and ran a seat in the senate. what troubled him was a huge influx of cash to his democratic opponent, justin wagner. cash from out of town. >> it's not a pay for play here. >> reporter: so the putnam county

she has learned a lot from actor terrence howard. >> stay true to who you are. he stands so firm on who he is. you know, it's hard to be in such a limelight and not conform what people's opinions or whatever the media says about you and stuff like that. and i think that he handles it well. >> reporter: when it comes to upcoming story lines, she says that it's as much of a surprise for her as it is for viewers. >> so surprising. we shoot and shoot but we don't know. i don't see it. >> reporter: she adds, she is just glad to be a part of the "empire." >> an awesome group of people. it's like a family. terrence is amazing. it's really like -- it's a watch and learn type thing. i just chill. i watch. i got questions i can ask and they answer them freely. >> reporter: as she continues to mix things up with her acting and music, she admits none of this would have happened without being cast on the show. >> it's definitely growing in awareness of who i am. i feel like i have always been a special girl. but it's awareness in my music and overall talent. i i am here for

cbs 2 first told you about this two months ago when terrence murphy demanded a federal investigation of the practice. murphy was furious. he said de blasio was asking people who do business with the city to cut big checks. way over the amount he could give directly to murphy's opponent. at the time the mayor told me the practice was normal. >> it's something that has been going on for a long time in this state. it's a very normal thing to provide support for party organizations. >> >> reporter: they say it's pay to play. >> it's not. >> reporter: the board of elections doesn't agree. saying team de blasio's actions were done in order to avoid contribution limits and contributors. a spokeswoman for the mayor insists everything was done in acore dons with the law. she says de blasio tends to cooperate with the investigation. i'm marshall cramer cbs 2 news. >>> new at 6:00 a long island cabby killed by a driver police say was drunk and trying to get away. brian is joining us live. >> reporter: police won't say how fast this drunk driver was going at time of the crash but the impact was

buckets. 24 and 10 from terrence ross. the nets close out the year with their 10th consecutive loss. 103-96 was the final. >>> one of those nights in the nba's regular-season you better have picture in picture. it's all happening in california. the warriors looking for a record 73rd victory. steph curry was not messing around, leading the way, he is the odds on favorite for a second straight mvp. 20 points in the first quarter. golden state leads 50-36 in the second quarter. >>> down the coast in l.a., laker fans getting one final time with kobe bryant. magic johnson introduced a tribute video to the crowd and then kobe hit five in a row, some call him the greatest laker of them all. in fact, magic said that during his speech. >> well -- >> i'll give it to you tonight, kobe. >> tomorrow, i'll take it back. >> what was it that mikael prokhorov said? >> i must break you. [ laughter ] [ 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... i

we told you about this 18 months ago when then republican candidate for the senate terrence murphy demanded a federal investigation of the practice. he said de blasio was asking people who do business with the city to cut big checks. in that case, it was $50,000. way over the amount that he could give directly to murphy's opponent. >> this is a shakedown on new york city businesses by mayor bill de blasio. it's a money laundering scam. >> reporter: while the district attorney is said to be probing a large cast of de blasio intimates, including rossovinger, at the time he >> it's something that has been going on for a long time in the state. it's a very normal thing to provide support for party organizations. >> reporter: they say it's pay to play. >> it's not. >> reporter: the board of elections doesn't agree saying team de blasio's actions were done, quote, in order to evade contribution limits and disguise the true names of the contributors. they say de blasio plans to cooperate with the investigation. >> now, the contributions that they made are not in question, but what happened next to

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. that's counting on state and federal funding to help out. what if they don't do that? $21 million for snow removal equipment for small streets in new york city. remember the mess in q

outside he and terrence me and jessie have the best chemistry. >> preezy briptionz a different everyt fire that i feel like only a female emcee can really, really bring but there's a certain vulnerability that is in breez breezy's voice that you can feel and hear. >> i will take this and ship it back♪ you started from the bottom♪ you have to know the sun is always shining♪ the sun will always shine♪ the sun will always shine♪ . >> the song is cool because it's emotional and it's fun. it's . >> had you it going there. >> there you go. >> all right if you want more on tonight's episode go to "fox5" on facebook right now and actress tyranda joe's will take you more on the fashion and music and all the drama. coming up next good news if fachb maryland blue crabs. >> but first♪ . >> that is sound of the city performing their brand new song run. they're helping us kickoff the "fox5" rock spring concert series. catch us live for free this friday and april 22 secret society performs and our finale is the muddy crows on friday april 29. come on down to 17 and k streets friday as we kick thing

october 30, 2014, when the then republican candidate, terrence murphy, demanded a federal investigation of the practice. he said bill de blasio was asking people to do business with the city to cut the checks. >> this is a shakedown on new york city businesses by mayor bill de blasio. attorney is said to be probing a large cast of bill de blasio intimates, at the time, the mayor told me he thought the practice was normal. >> it is something that has been going on for a long time in the state. it is a very normal thing to provide support for party organizations. >> they say it is pay to play. >> the board of elections apparently does not agree saying that team bill de blasio's actions were done "in order to evade contribution limits and disguise the true names of the contributors. a spokeswoman for the mayor insists everything was done in accordance with the law. she says bill de blasio and tends to cooperate with the investigation. marcia kramer, cbs2 news. >>> and one u.s. attorney is also probing corruption involving contributions to mayor bill de blasio and has issued numerous subpoe

that needs to be we have an article cns news, terrence jeffrey month, obama claims power to make illegal immigrants eligible for social disability. he will not enforce that against him now that they may continue to violate that law in the future and he will take action that makes them eligible for federal benefit programs for which they're not currently eligible due to their unlawful status. and i recall sitting right about a there on the aisle -- right back there on the aisle, my friend joe wilson was sitting over in this section over here, and the president was standing at this second level here, because that's where nonmembers of the house have to stand to address this body, if they're invited, as he was. and he made statements about would not provide health insurance or health care provisions for people who were illegally here, for abortion, and my friend joe wilson just erupted such a righteous man, he couldn't contain himself, yelled out, you lie. now, we have house rules. i know every time i bring this up or talk about this house rule it gets my friends in the parliamentarian's of

. >> my name is ed gregory, originally from terrence falls, born and brought up here, born in 1945.re three paper mills, cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive of activity here. >> back then, a company town like this, the company actually took care of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools, the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else. >> the hayday is gone. people are definitely struggling to find work. the town just kind of died during the '80s. >> when the folks came to work, they were immigrants -- >> attracted by the manufacturing here. >> correct. made it a possibility of owning a home in a real decent part of the county here. ♪ >> so my father was here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will. if there was something to be repaired. >> you could work in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> you bet. >> it's unthinkable now. what happened to the business? >> things are going to other countries, but not coming back to the united state

the terms for the employees working on this continue to expire, including one of our terrence noland. 2017, that will not be anymore left. today, instead of beating up on one agency or firm, the priority should be to step up the fight against hackers and crooks across the board. it is my view that streamlined critical pay authority is a key part of the solution. there was a bipartisan bill ready to go last fall. movecommittee ought to forward on it as soon as possible. furthermore, congress needs to make more than token investments in the irs. techess has held the irs budget below where it was years ago, but you can bet the hackers then.ot backed down since next, the irs and private firms need to do more to keep taxpayer information safe inside their system. iey get transcripts hack mentioned earlier has been well documented, and a recent audit found that the security maintained by private free-file services did not meet expectations. it is unacceptable for troves of taxpayer data to be more thanerable to hacking many social media or e-mail accounts. the committee should consider givi

. >> joining us now with a different perspective, ed go ez, president of the terrence group and pollsterples pac, which is reportedly spending at least a million dollars on ads in indiana opposing mr. trump. ed, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what do you make of that message, they love the fact that, quote, he'll say anything? >> well, i've seen it all along. you know, quite frankly i understand it. there's nothing surprising here. i think the key word here is focus group of trump voters. you would see a much different story if you were looking at cruz voters or certainly if you were looking at hillary voters. and talking about what they would say about their candidates. i think we've seen in this country that over two-thirds of the country has felt we are off on the wrong track for well over 14 years now. so the frustration towards washington, the frustration towards the direction of the country has been there republican presidents, democrat presidents, republican congress, democrat congress. >> right. >> that very clearly is there. i think the thing for what we see in the trum

whitaker: a few hours later, according to court documents, castro alerted unit supervisor captain terrence pendergrass that echevarria needed medical attention. according to castro's testimony, captain pendergrass said, "don't call me if you have live breathing bodies. only call me if you need a cell extraction or if you have a dead body." another correction officer, angel lazarte, testified as to what happened next: a pharmacy technician on her rounds said echevarria could die. he then approached pendergrass, and pendergrass told him to write an injury report. you can see on the tape, pendergrass then went to look into echevarria's cell himself. he returned and interrupted the writing of the report. pendergrass led lazarte away from the desk. after they talked, lazarte pocketed the report. according to court records, the report was never filed. echevarria was discovered dead the next morning. death a homicide, due to "neglect and denial of medical care." >> echevarria: he saw him. he was-- he was in pain and everything. why couldn't you just call an ambulance for him? okay, he's a prisone

the terms for the employees working on this continue to expire, including one of our witnesses, terrence noland. 2017, that will not be anymore left. today, instead of beating up on one agency or firm, the priority should be to step up the fight against hackers and crooks across the board. it is my view that streamlined critical pay authority is a key part of the solution. there was a bipartisan bill ready to go last fall. this committee ought to move forward on it as soon as possible. furthermore, congress needs to make more than token investments in the irs. -- in forward on it as soon as i.t. a. congress has held the irs tech budget below where it was years ago, but you can bet the hackers have not backed down since then. next, the irs and private firms need to do more to keep taxpayer information safe inside their system. they get transcripts hack i mentioned earlier has been well documented, and a recent audit found that the security maintained by private free-file services did not meet expectations. it is unacceptable for troves of taxpayer data to be more vulnerable to hacking tha

terrence is amazing hairdresser. he like the hair master and can create anything.od! >> jennifer, i'm looking at your ring finger. you know it's blinding! you know the question is coming. everybody is like are you sick of the question? do you want to say it's a private matter or do you want to break some news here today? >> i have no news to break. >> because the engagement has been eight years. we are all very happy for you. >> thank you. >> i'll get you out of this. >> i am happy. >> and you are happy. >> is your son named after his father? >> he >> there you go. >> let me know when i need to buy a new dress for the wedding. >> you look like you're we'd for th -- wedding dress. >> i am. >> catch the bouquet, right? >> you were the weight watchers girl! >> did you ask her for any weight watchers advice? >> no, i looked at jennifer who has kept it off. weight watchers program really does work. >> really does. you look awesome. >> it really does. i am so impressed. >> melting away. >> we like you, jennifer. >> thank you! >> you're on until when? >> i don't want to g

terrence is an amazing hair dresser, the hair master that can create anything. i told him about it.looking at your ring finger. it's blinding. are you sick of the question or do you want to say it's a private matter or do you want to break news? >> i have no news to break. >> the engagement has been eight years. we're all very happy for you. >> thank you. >> i'll get you out of this. >> and i am happy. >> and you are happy. >> is your son named after his father? >> he is. david daniel ortuga, junior. >> let me know when i need to buy a dress. >> you look like you're ready for a wedding. >> i bow to you. you were the weight watchers pgirl. >> did you ask her for advice? >> i looked at jennifer. she's kept it off. the weight watchers program really does work. >> it does. i'm so impressed. >> melting away. >> trying to be like you, jennifer. you're on until when? >> i don't know. you just come see me. >> i want to see you within more time. >> please. >> if you get married, please let her know. >> gayle will be the first to know. you can't have too much cake either. >> "the color purple

of events for investigative targets of regional or national interests will be shared this year by terrencehman junior, -- insighteyer climate news. congratulations. [applause] carol: congratulations to our winners and thank you again, jason. [applause] we have a couple of other guests here tonight. this is the first time in the last eight years that vice president joe biden is attending our dinner. [applause] the vice president is here with his daughter, ashley pyramid's device president, i can confidently say on behalf of reporters, we appreciate how much news you have given us. [laughter] we know this has been a difficult year for you and your family and we appreciate your presence here tonight. thank you. [applause] 70 years ago, frankie robinson became the first toican-american entertainer appear at the white house correspondents dinner. this piano playing prodigy was seven years old. here he is in 1946. mr. frank robinson, welcome back . would you please stand? [applause] i want to acknowledge some people who have been helpful to me and to the white house correspondents association. j

military veterans like alton adams, who was the first african-american band leader, ambassador terrence toddman, and roy ennis are virgin islanders. actor kelsey grammer and future nba hall of famer timothy duncan are all from the virgin islands. and the first female physician of this body as a member of congress, my predecessor, donna christensen, is a virgin islander. during the time of exploration of slave trade, our geographic location maid up the hub of western hemisphere commerce for several centuries and served a crucial role in naval military activity in the caribbean basin. and so nearly a century later, the united states purchased the virgin islands from denmark for its geographic importance. on march 31, 2017, the virgin islands of the united states will celebrate 100 years as a possession and part of the union of the united states. and this bill, h.r. 2615 establishes the virgin islands of the united states centennial commission to research, plan and develop and carry out activities the commission considers appropriate to commemorate, and i say commemorate, not celebrate, co

kaine: the development of a broader doctrine, whether it's, you know, what will a terrence policy be that we might communicate, how do we view a cyberattack under article five of nato in terms of triggering a collective self-defense, collective defense obligation, that we're assessing those things but we're kind of not at the end point of answering those questions. could you talk to us about the kind of development process and working on these questions, they're so important, what might we expect from the pentagon, from cybercommand in our interaction, in our oversight, in terms of the development of doctrines that have greater clarity and that aren't just kind of pragmatically reacting? rodgerooge you'll knee in the d.o.d. cyber-- mr. rogers: you'll see in the d.o.d. cyberstrategy about how we're going to both develop capability and then employ it. we're part -- cybercommand is part of the broader dialogue within the department about how do we align the capabilities of force with the world that we're seeing today, one of the arguments that we've made over the course of the last six

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