and my character, sara howard, is the first female to work for the new york police department. is under the table investigative team to hunt down this serial killer that's murdering young boys in the city. and we're kind of working through the corruption within the police department, and the inequality in the city during that time. and the, kind of, new inventions that are happening all over the place. >> jimmy: it's nasty -- it was nasty back then. >> it was, it was. and so we really, we had such a a great team of people, who created new york city and all the way in budapest. it was amazing. >> jimmy: why would -- go to budapest to create new york city? when you live in new york city. >> i know, right? [ laughter ] you know, if you saw our sets and the back lots that we were able to build there you would understand. and also some of the real streets that we were able to use in budapest. there are some amazing buildings and architecture that really suited, especially upper-class new york city. that still exists in hungary, so. >> jimmy: how fun. i cannot wait. i want to show eve

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new york city for the first time in 15 years. show broadcast live from madison square garden. the new york police department they will be near the event for security and crowd control. i'm hearing about all the parties we are missing tonight. leland: we would all be able to see the tweets, jay-z and the president already at it. >> i'm lea gabrielle. leland: fox news sunday next. chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump to announce 2018 agenda in the state of the union address while the russia investigation closes in. ♪ >> you want to fire robert mueller? fake news, folks. chris: the president bushes back from davos where he makes his case for america first. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. but america first does not mean america alone. chris: we will get a preview of the president's plan from year two from white house director legislative affairs mark

an employee of the new york police department. rd is the first woman to hold a position with the police department. >> excellent. perhaps miss howard can help arrange an impromptu meeting with the commissioner. >> how should i help do that with my especially rosy mouth or my sparkling blue eyes? >> sara, i did not -- >> miss howard. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> time's up. >> those are your co-stars luke evans and daniel bruhl and they look a little scared of you. >> oh, yeah, yeah, they're scared of me there. we get along so, so well. that was one of the best parts. this was a six-month filming experience and that's a long time and i didn't know either of them before and we just couldn't be better friends and i love them both so, so much. [ applause ] >> we know luke very well. "beauty and the beast," luke evans in -- >> de sing for you? >> oh, my gosh. he stopped traffic. he opens that mouth and his voice is incredible. >> i know. >> he just comes to play. >> he does, yeah, i've gotten to hear the songs many a time during a six-month

with me was around racial profiling by the police department and connecting to stop it first as a discriminatory policy to the under the surveillance at the new york police department and we built a coalition around that here in new york city and not only did we build a coalition of with the one major landmarks of the station and ever since then i will never work on any issue without looking at it through a racial justice standpoint even as a muslim american icon fro im a very diverse community, and a third are african-american. so for me i do not consider myself an ally in this work. when i march against stop in for a score against the killing of unarmed black people, i believe that i first and foremost march for my muslim brothers and sisters and by extension all that racial injustice for me i was like okay, immigration. black immigrants. when you think about reproductive rights was the most directly impacted, when you think about issues of equal pay, again the inequality among the women who are fighting for equal pay there needs to be a racial justice analysis to that as well. and i also realized he can't win them all. the undocumented folks ar

the some cities have canceled their outdoor celebrations. philadelphia is adding warming stations for their police officers. >> the new york police departmento protect times square following two terror attacks in the city, in as many months. >> you will see an increase in heavy weapons, bomb squad personnel, radiological technology to include over 1,000 cameras in and around the area of times square for the event. >> aviation unit will monitor the event from above, while vapor wake dogs sniff out bombs. there will also be more police officers in hotels and offers towers overlooking times square. a response to the las vegas shooting in which a gunman shot through his hotel window killing 58 below in the worse mass shooting in us history. in fact, las vegas which hoses the second largest celebration in the nation, has tripled its security budget for this year to $350,000, and have more than doubled the number of national guard troops. >> this year, along with those spotters, they will be accompanied by snipers, individuals in possession of rifles to ensure safety if a threat is recognized. >> tisha lewis. >> president trump is spending new ye

attracting visitors from near and far to ring in the new year but this year more than ever times square is in the crosshairs. the new york police department has seen an increase eisel inspired attacks three in the last sixteen months eight people have been killed most of them tourists i hate and you find about may coming to times square on new year's day because of all the risk you know i see all of the policemen around me and cameras missing like they keep her to say but i'd rather not be around i think we're ready john miller the department's deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism says eisel is more focused on attacks in the west as it loses ground in places like iraq and syria the shift has been towards marketing the propaganda to the masses on the idea that some tiny tiny infant testimony percentage of them may act so may go out to millions or hundreds of thousands of people but a five of them do something if three of them succeed or one of them it's a great impact what the terrorist groups are focused on is low tech low cost but high impact n.y.p.d. patrol officers and special ops teams are the first line of defense

this is what the new york police department would call a deadly weapon. >> king david: yes sir. i got to kill you, i got to dig you up, i got to bury you, i got to murder you, i've got to take you out. the demon in me is going to come out. i call a demon to walk with me. >> anthony: king david is one of the old school street fighter who has kept his form from fading over the years. >> anthony: as in brazil, the deep south, african slaves were given little to work with when it came time for the meal. more often than not, if they wanted meat, they had to make do with what the slave masters did not want: a tongue here, a cow foot there. here, as elsewhere, they figured out how to make something delicious and tender from whatever there was. like souse, pig foot is pickled with chadon beni, onion and hot pepper, topped off with cucumbers. >> anthony: this is a martial art, you either win or you lose. >> rondel: correct. >> anthony: how do you win? what decides winner? >> rondel: who draws blood first wins, all it requires is the end result. all you have to do is cut the guy. >> king

the other officer hit, kyle pits, from the new york city police department, is in surgery, but expected to survive. >>> us customs and border protection confiscating thousands of dollars of cat, on their way to minnesota whether officer found it in shipment from madrid, green levy plant people chew for its supplement effect. officers say the package confiscate in the philadelphia had about 19 pounds of kate, street value about $5,000. >> bullied in school, a mother says the this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >> is a mom fed up after she said her son is constantly bullied. brutal environment has eight year old cyrus not wanting took back to school. our dawn timoney talk to the family in the school district, she joins us liver in the studio. dawn? >> iaian, the little boy's mom said he has been bullied since kindergarten but this year it has

the person they were originally after is now in custody. the police officer is kyle pit, from the new york city police department. he's in surgery but is expected to survive. >>> bull mid school. a mother says the bullies have not just targeted her son, but beat him up and she is fed up. >>> and amazon and philadelphia, perfect together. what do you think? the city of brotherly love is what do you think? the city of brotherly love is a finalist to be this winter what do you think? the cin the state with moreis a finalisski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. breakfast with a view like wh"whoa."is? get a free build your own grand slam after your next online order in january. whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com. >> call it fast and furious, oceans 11, all to ends up with nothing. cops say couple every guys rammed a jeep into a atm on rising sun avenue early monday

." >> the new york city police department is taking no chances cents with music biggest stars, packingson square garden for tonight's grammy awards, the us state department is even getting involved. members of its overseas security advisory council took part in security briefing for a ten east, inside the garden the event will honor the bets in music of course while outside the nypd will work over time to keep attendees and everyone else safe. >> the threat that is being of concern these days, is the vehicle threat, the vehicle attacks, so there will be a lot of street block off, a lot of sanitation trucks filled with sand, a lot of blocker trucks, in those cross streets. >> this is the first time in 15 years that los angeles did not host the grammy awardsment back in california latest business adventure, red hot. the tezsla and space xceo now selling flame throwers through his boring company. boring as in tunnelling versus, you know, hoe hum. he calls it the world's safest flame throw err. the price 500 bucks, why is the question. on twitter, he said he's already received 2,000 pre-or

new yorkers but there are national issues at play here. i want to talk about something that's happening in the city, extraordinary, combination of city hall and the new york police departmentime numbers that came in at the end of 2017. how in a city of 8 .5 million people you have that few murders, you have that few -- that little violent crime, what is happening with the new york city police that has allowed for those historically low numbers. >> so to put it in context, our overall crime levels you have to go back to the 1950s to see crime this low, specifically with murder. the last time was 1951 when the dodgers were still playing in brooklyn. when you think about how we got there, it is one part evolution and improvement of strategies, com stat that bill bratton innovated. it's one part of what we call precision policing. actually sending police where the most violent crime is happening, pinpointing, surging in those areas and knocking out gangs in particular that were causing so much of the violence. but the other big piece is neighborhood policing, which is a systematic effort to create new relationships between police and community and heal some of the problems, so

the new york city police department pouring over the security footage and other footage to find out whohe wheel of that luxury black four-door sedan. >> sandra: sparking panic in hawaii, an emergency alert going out to cell phones and broadcast outlets warning ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. "seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill," rattling residents and tourists alike. it was 38 minutes before officials got around to sending a correction. now they are working to make sure this type of blunder never happens again. >> it is a human error. there's a screen that says are you sure you want to do this? that's already in place. we had a human error and the button was pushed anyway. >> this false alarm is a terrible thing to happen. we are implementing changes already to assure it doesn't happen again. we will further refine the processes as we go forward. >> sandra: retired four-star general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst joins us now. general, i will start by asking the question someday have this morning. how can this happen? >> certainly it is frustrating an

the commissioner of the new york city police department having committed a crime and have to be punishedhat's the way you do it is proved if one state gets out of line you smack it down. they believe of what had happened as the system got him balancing what you need to do is create that balance. everybody has their own ideas ia about what is going to make this right. i am more inclined to the balance of power theory. democratic states can certainly go to the war and third international organizations plan to you brought up sympathetic to a friend of min mine does is the difference is not that americans turned their back on international institutions that the united states no longer dominates them suppose reflecting on the point about international law. this friend of mine believes what changed in the united states is not so much what has changed but that the united states can no longer in force dominance over the organizations the way they want to. there are states that will challenge them outside and nonstate actors that ignore those organizations and there are organizations the united s

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roosevelt was the first commissioner of the new york city police department. this was an occasion of one state having committed a crime. germany had to be punished. you proved to the world, if one state gets out of line, you smack it down. everybody has their own idea about what is going to make this right. the eight years i've been teach ing i'm more inclined to the democratic peace theory. the difference isn't that americans have turned their back on institutions, the difference is, the united states no longer dominates them that's what unnerves americans. it's the preserve of the people that write and enforce the laws. this french friend of mine believes what's changed in the united states is not so much what has changed, it's that the united states can no longer enforce it's dominance over the international organizations the way it once did. there are states that will challenge the organizations from outside. nonstate actors that ignore those organizations. and there are organizations that the united states used to be able to depend upon which no longer do

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the gotham police department. >> he is. >> stephen: and you shoot here in new york city. >> yes. >> stephen: is there any camaraderie you gete up and give you tips? >> absolutely. i also do another show called southland, it was a cop show in l.a. ( applause ) i was absolutely fishing for that. do i come up occasionally in the city, every borough. but only usually when i'm at craft service with some sort of highly feminine -- some sort of like a danish or some sort of, like, a strawberry danish -- feminine is the wrong word -- nonmasculine. >> stephen: am i emasculating myself if i have a danish? >> they come up to you with respect, when you're commissioner gordon and you have a fruit wrap and -- >> stephen: gordon would be eating man's meal, rough! >> indeed! ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're from austin, texas, put no accent at all. >> yeah, austin, yeah. >> stephen: what happened to the accent? >> well, i had to drop it. i mean, honestly, i came out to l.a. -- this is sort of the second president bush -- and people just looked at me like who's this hick kid. did you have this experience? >> stephen: i had a little bit of a