el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio dijo que no hay amenazas concretas contra nueva york.carolina: el sospechoso de ser residente de brooklyn de origen bangladesÍ y que se habría inspirado en el grupo isis. borja: de nuevo otro intento de ataque terrorista. las redes sociales fueron del testigos del caos que se viviÓ la gran manzana. vamos a ver vÍdeos y fotos que rÁpidamente se esparcirÁn por las plataformas digitales. como bien decÍa, una vez mÁs vemos los momentos de pÁnico que vivieron los residentes y los turistas de esta ciudad de estados unidos. carolina: solamente el pasado 31 de octubre se reportÓ este otro incidente la ciclo vÍa cuando un hombre venÍa en su carro y atropellÓ a varias personas. en realidad, es un momento bastante alarmante. el presidente trump sabe lo que ocurriÓ. 7:40 de la maÑana ocurriÓ este incidente en un lugar bastante ocurrido cerca de manhattan. borja: esta es la estaciÓn de autobuses mÁs concurrida de todo nueva york. de nuevo, nueva york es el objetivo, es el blanco de los terroristas. recordemos que las fuerzas de seguridad desde el 11

new york city. one of the busiest transportation hubs in the country. a suspect is in custody and that suspect was the only person injured in that explosion. >> bill: we get word from the white house president trump has been briefed on this and reports the f.b.i. is investigating it as a possible terror attack. the former nypd commissioner bill bratton on television an hour ago saying he sees so far there is evidence suggesting this appears to be isis-inspired. this is what he said on that. >> preliminary information from police services, i emphasize they're preliminary and subject to change. it is a man in his middle 20s probably. possibly from bangladesh, been in the country about seven year who supposedly was setting the device up in the name of isis, definitely a terrorist attack, definitely intended. >> sandra: rick leventhal at the scene in mid town manhattan. good morning to you. i remind everyone this happened at 7:30 a.m. eastern time was the first report of that explosion happening. that i

the new york historical society. i am dale gregory, vice president for public programs. we are always thrilled to welcome you to our spectacular robert h smith auditorium. this evening's program is presented in conjunction with mapping america's road to the revolution for independence. our new revolutionary war exhibition is on through march 11. tonight's program, george washington and the battle for the nation's capital, is part of the schwartz distinguished speakers series which is the heart of our public programs. as always, i would like to thank mr. swartz for his wonderful support. let us give mr. swartz a great hand. [applause] ms. gregory: i would also like to recognize our trustee executive committee chair and all of the chairman's councilmembers with us for all of their wonderful support as well. let us give them a big can't. -- let's give them a big hand. [applause] ms. gregory: has everyone received a card to write their questions? no? we have staff coming through. we will conduct the q&a with written ques

nueva york estÁ siendo el blanco de los terroristas.n prevenido 26 intentos de ataque terrorista. carolina: por lo menos el hombre estÁ vivo para saber quÉ estaba planeando. tiene varias quemaduras en sus manos y en la zona del abdomen, pero podrÁ hablar con las autoridades. al menos son 10 ataques ocurridos en estados unidos durante el tiempo transcurrido de solamente este aÑo. la ciudad de nueva york fue centro de mÁs ataques, como justamente lo contÁbamos, como el que ocurriÓ el pasado 31 de octubre en la gran manzana que terminÓ con la vÍa de ocho personas, entre ellas cinco turistas argentinos que estaban celebrando este aniversario de la escuela. presentador: un recuerdo espantoso. todavÍa tenemos esto en la memoria grabada esta conferencia de prensa de los supervivientes. si te parece, nos conectamos con blanca rosa que estÉ en la ciudad de nueva york. cuÉntanos, cÓmo se viven los momentos ahora mismo en la ciudad de nueva york? blanca rosa: hay muchÍsima actividad policial en la avenida. es lo que estÁbamos viendo a la autoridad

and lord howe, here in new york, would go up the hudson. and you would have a three-way convergence. new england would be here and the rest of the rebellious colonies would be here and british would have split them in half. it was a great plan but problems ensued. one problem was that lord howe still liked his plan. [laughter] take philadelphia. philadelphia is the capital. what a blow to morale if they lose that. and i am so close. i got so close. i got all the way to trenton. maybe i can find some way to get to philadelphia. so, you know, this is the 18th century. the orders are all coming from london. it takes a long time to get across the atlantic. it is the age of sail. the orders were not as definite as they might have been. howe felt he had some wiggle room. so, what he does is he leaves -- he does leave 7000 men in new york under general henry clinton, one of his junior officers. and clinton's orders are to assist john burgoyne in any way that clinton finds helpful. ms. gregory: may i interject? i understand that john burgoyne had n

tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >>> in a new interview president trump tells "the new york times" he doesn't know how long the special investigation into the russian meddling will last. during an interview he said he thinks bob mueller will be fair and everybody knows there was no collusion with his campaign. the president said he thought a prolonged investigation makes the country look back. on other issues mr. trump said he hopes democrats will work with him on health care, immigration, and infrastructure. chip reid has more on that. >> reporter: fixinging the nation's deteriorating infrastructure appears to be on the president's plans for next year. in fact, it's not that simple. many republicans want to spend one-fifth of that, $200 billion. democrats say it will never work. reaching a compromise in an election year when the two sides are that far apart will not be easy. also high on both parties' agen agendas, finding a way to allow 800,000 so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, immigrants brought here as children will march. >> they're americans in every single important way except one, t

certainly in new york state more generally but probably in new york city even more so. >> i think there is anxiety around testing and the roles of testing. i think there is a sense that filling out bubbles endlessly is not productive. i would agree. that it is not productive. i think just because a test is multiple-choice does not it's -- you can have high-quality i'm making a poor multiple-choice test. you can pour short response test are really thoughtful interesting and engaging problems. the problem is not the formant the test commits the quality of the question is have to ponder. i think the new york state tests are relatively good test. i think the mathematics test is not sufficiently difficult. i think i'm the only person boost math test are not hard enough. a lot of the test anxiety is misplaced. we do not get these outstanding results to through test prep. we get that because our students are reading a poem a day and their learning how to write and learning mathematical reasoning. you cannot bases, cortes lester in instruction every hour every day strong. you also can i get the

the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: before i recognize the gentlelady from connecticut, i recognize the gentlelady from texas for a unanimous consent request. ms. jackson lee: i ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i'd like to put in the record, ask unanimous consent, good guys can guns can be dangerous too. don't gut concealed carry law, why is congress about to vote to loosen gun laws again by mark kelly. major cities chiefs association opposing h.r. 38, ask unanimous consent, and ask unanimous consent to put in the record the chief of police from the city of houston, unanimous consent, and finally, i ask to put in the record the national -- the national domestic violence report. i ask unanimous consent to put those into the record. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's requests are granted, without objection. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. esty. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady has two minutes. ms. esty: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise i

she also has a recent op-ed piece in "the new york times." judge scheindlin, thank you for joining us. talk about what is happening now with the federal judiciary. right now. happening as you already said, at record speed. you mentioned 12 circuit judges have been confirmed. the previous high was three,and obama got three circuit judges confirmed in his first year. so we're seeing a rapid effort to pack the courts with what can only be termed a very conservative judges and justices. we have one supreme court justice and everybody pays a lot of attention to that, but the reality is, the lower courts is where the action is. circuit courts, they write 60,000 opinions. 62.eme court right the final word in most cases is that the appellate level. the trial court write several hundred thousand opinions per year. 170e are a total of about nine circuit judges throughout the country. 677 district court judges. as you know, supreme court vacancies are very rare. so if those lower courts become filled with very conservative judges them all of whom have l

in 1993, there were 1,668 murders in new york city.that ends this weekend, just 284. how do you explain what's happened with the crime rate in new york? >> amazing strategic work by the nypd. increasingly a partnership between the nypd and the communities they serve. look, for a long time the comstat idea, engineered by bill bratt, it was strategic. it was putting cops where the problems were, going after hardened criminals, focusing like a laser on the biggest problems. we have taken that idea, built upon it year after year. nypd gets better all the time. more training, more support, more technology. but on top of that, because of the fleecing philosophy, we have a relationship between police and community. what's happening, community members are telling police proactively if they know someone has a gun, if they think there will be a problem between gangs, if they think there could be any kind of violence going on. this gives the police the intelligence on the ground they needed all along. community partners are helping them get the j

as we were discussing earlier on is on now only the new york what's been happening there because just a month ago as we said the city's deadliest attack since nine eleven took place. mr safe had been planning this for a number of weeks who did this in the name of isis. well joining us live with the latest details on this and. correspondent caleb moore thing i can't what more details do we know in light of what's been said by the authorities well right now i'm standing on eighth avenue in manhattan i am a new just a block away from where me and to ensure a place not all around me and i can see a lot of the fire trucks and our larger fire department being recalled n.y.p.d. of course now the straight out of the incident took place around the plant authority building is actually blocked off and there's just a rara down a police making sure no one gets into that area that a lot of firefighters were our new york city police department our joint terrorism task force other forces are on the scene our lot of people are gathered trying to get information about what occurred. but according to th

this is new york.he reality is that we are a target by many who would like to make a statement against democracy, against freedom. we are the statue of liberty in our harbor. and that makes us an international target. we understand that. with the internet now, anyone can go on the internet and downlead garbage and vileness on how to put together a amateur level explosive device. and that is the reality that we live with. the counterreality is that this is new york. and we all pitch together. and we are a savvy people. we keep our eyes open. and that's what see something say something is all about. and we have the best law enforcement on the globe. and we're all working together extraordinarily well. i want to thank the mayor and the mayor's office for doing a great job this morning. and we will go forward and we'll go forward together. all the service will resume. we're not going to allow them to disrupt us. that's exactly what they want. that is exactly what they're not going to get. thank you. >> tha

other thing you have to understand, knots just new york. not just new york. monday 11. chicago high of 5 on monday morning. for any of these cities, more layers you can put on, better off you'll be. >> hi of negative 5. i just don't see how those two things go together. >> yeah. >> brr thank you for that update. that is dangerously cold. thank you. >>> up next, o1% chance to live. remarkable survival story this colorado cop shot on the job. stay with us. i use herpecin l.re, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes, moisturizes, and creates an spf 30 barrier, to protect against flare-ups caused by the sun. herpecin l. >>> the bullet that hit a colorado detective responding to a call did so much damage. doctors gave him less than a 1% chance of survival. well, more than a year later that detective is back on duty pushing past his brush with death and pushing the odds again. showing how he is going beyond the call of duty. >> reporter: colorado direct is deputy is back with the officers. officers called to a denver suburb over a man suicide before he shot and ki

york times." the president added that the media basically will let him win. we will let him win reelection in 2020. >>> okay. >> yes, that happened. >> i don't know what to say. speechless. >> no. you shouldn't. >> interestingly enough, i mean maybe the ratings would be impacted but to put an end to certain media outlets -- >> bit of a stretch. >> quick end, blunt end to roy moore's senator hopes. a circuit judge denying the attempt to delay the certification of results after claiming voter fraud. moore refuses to concede though jones won by more than 21,000 votes. moorish eued moore issued a statement calling it fraud leaulent. >>> here in new york city. >> this is the worst fire tragedy we have seen in this city in at least a quarter century. >> devastating. 12 dead including a 1-year-old, as a fire rages through a bronx apartment building. hear from the fire commissioner next. ♪ holy night ♪ sleep in heavenly peace ♪ sleep in heavenly peace vof hundreds of families, he'se hmost proud of the one

correspondent in new york. can actually tell us what's going on at the scene why that kind of can you hear me. i can hear you just fine see this stuff now that we're here at the scene i'm just a block away i'm at forty third street in a babineaux and around me the street has been blocked off and you can see a large number of new york city police department vehicles as well as fire department vehicles fire trucks now the road is blocked off i can see some police officers you know with the swat team the cheerio with helmets with weapons and those kind of swarms of people now from what we understand the subway station where the incident happened has temporarily been shut down people are not able to get out of the train the trains are flowing through and at the moment an area that would normally be just a hobby of activity at this time of day monday morning as people are getting to work at this point other than people that are kind of gathered around there's media here and other than that the area seems to be prett

new york. and an important city but the thing most incentive and global and national context that we already worked out. so we did. it took a while to change course and a lot of the work that we've done was available or nestling inside of that there was a lot of it had to be done so we did it and that was "gotham". and now we have an event, got two and the question immediately arises, new , where is volume 3 going to be? somebody says that the rate you're going it will be 2042 before you get around to it . and mildly reassuring, you just say that in fact he had or i had now because it was a solo operation, i had the second volume would go tothe end of the second world war, 1945 . and it became clear that, this is a know another reason it was so bloodied big compared to the other one in terms of time duration, there was an avalanche of work that's been done on all of the arenas in which i tried to keep up. economic history, political history, social, architectural, poetry, etc. so there was a fl

this is new york.s that we are a target by many who would like to make a statement against democracy, against freedom. we have the statue of liberty in our harbor, and that makes us an international target. we understand that. with the internet now, anyone can go on the internet and download garbage and vileness on how to put together an amateur-level explosive device. and that is the reality that we live with. the counter reality is that this is new york and we all pitch together and we are a savvy people and we keep our eyes open and that's what see something, say something is all about. and we have the best law enforcement on the globe. and we're all working together extraordinarily well. i want to thank the mayor and the mayor's office for doing a great job this morning. and we'll go forward and we'll go forward together. all the service will resume. let's go back to work. we're not going to allow them to disrupt us. that is exactly what they want. and that's exactly what they're not going to get.

trump statement on prevents muslim immigration, new york, new york. december 7, 2015. donald jomplet trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what's going on. thereby casting contempt upon muslims, inciting hate and hostility, and sowing discord among the people of the united states on the basis of religion. on july 26, 2017, donald john rump made a public statement essentially as follows. after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. and thereby casting contempt on transgender individuals, inciting hate and hostility, and sowing discord among the people of the united states on the basis of gender. on september 23, 2017, donald john

now let's return to our breaking news story also it is in new york have confirmed that they believe a blast on the subway it was an attempted terror attack they also said that a low tech device was detonated and police also confirmed that one person also a suspect has known life threatening injuries along with three other people. and here we can see what's believed to be a video of the botched attack you can see here hello by a crowd of point smoke and people fleeing the scene well as the smoke clears one person can be seen lying on the ground and. no you know we're going to have another problem. well let's discuss this further with our correspondent jacqueline vega was jackie we've seen the pictures then haven't we have new woman can you tell us well things are do you sort of returning back to normal we do have information that the port authority station the bus station main bus station in new york city has reopened and they're working on getting the metro back to full service it all started this morning at seven twenty am when the police were called after reports of an explosion tha

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this is new york. we all are all good many who would like to make a statement against democracy and freedom. liberty you know we've all been. told that it could have been wes weeks ago eight people died after a man rammed a truck and to cyclists and pedestrians that was the city's west attacks on nine eleven. or earlier i asked a journalist james wrong or what the mood was the new york port authority bus terminal in the aftermath of that failed terror attack. yeah well you know you heard one of the accounts of one of the witnesses and one can only begin to imagine the level of panic and distress that it cooled and alone when funny like a pipe bomb goes off the people describe crowds of people running away and sarah because when one of these take place you don't know if it's an isolated incident and the. he just thought is all that's going to happen whether there is something else and whether it's the law is no more white but i thought which thankfully it was no in this case but in terms of what's happe

york as well. what does this say about the house investigation, the way that this is taking place, the speed which it's taking place and geography as well? >> so this is it an investigation going on since march. might have been one, two interviews a week, weeks they didn't do any at all. now in the month of december we've had daily inter vurks sometimes two a day. one day this week we had three in one single day. so democrats are saying, as you heard just now, this is evidence that republicans are trying to rush this investigation prematurely to a conclusion. and the types of interviews they are having are not in significant. don junior this month. donna mcgraph gate keeper. these are not in significant witnesses. so it tells us that perhaps it is true they are trying to wrap this off. >> let me ask you about ron a graph. what transpired? >> well, sounds like it was another long day of questioning, perhaps eight hours. but what was unusual about this interview taking place here in new york, as cong

dagen: 27-year-old brooklyn man born in bangladesh according to "new york post," that "new york post"om "new york post" there, dagen mcdowell mike if you are fee an honor thank you so must have have a good day, everybody stuart take it away. >> good morning to you, new york police confirm explosion in if area 42nd and 8th avenue new york city around port authority bus terminal brings tens of thousands of commuters into city latest news is this reportedly a single male suspect had a device strapped to him, it went off exploded on sway platform the man injured being requested. fortunate it did not go off as train was in motion, under a deep tunnel, that is probably the only positive that we can drag out of this. liz following this more details moments. >> the incident had an immediate affect on stock

third of thet a geography of new york state, a wide swath of upstate new york. one of the most exciting things about my district is that it is steeped in revolutionary war history. saratoga springs, ira percent half of saratoga county. when you grow up in upstate new york, you truly grow up around our nation's founding history. the battle of saratoga was one of the most important battles of the world, because it turned the tide of the revolutionary war. so for school kids that are growing up, the fact that they can learn about saratoga battlefields as part of their curriculum and actually visit the battlefield with their teachers or their family, it is so tremendously powerful. this district is very independent. if you look at many of our local electeds and federal elected vote for, people go fo the individual who they think will be the strongest advocate for their communities and their region. i think i reflect the viewpoints of the district, and i also reflect my generation. if you were to ask millennials, and i am an older millennial, if you consider that dem

york times" ."hey basically have to let me win. >> i don't know about that. i think you all do a good job without him otherwise and have good ratings otherwise. i do think it's interesting he sang looking at 2020 and not 2018. democrats played in races that quite honestly we had no business playing in. it was a 30-point swing for democrats in alabama. in virginia, i'm a virginia democrat. we run up the score about 20 points and almost flipped the house, which was an impossible matt picked up empty seats. we are going to election years with states battling out in places we really shouldn't be and shouldn't be competitive. we are pulling ahead in mississippi for the democratic governors race there. i'm a little skeptical about things politically in the landscape going it '18. we should aim at talking about '20. >> rick: they certainly doubted him and '16 and is hard to argue he's not good for ratings. >> he is really good for ratings. from what i understand, the new york time subscription numbers are

i remember when sandy hit new york city.he governor talked about the flooding which took place, forgetting that this hurricane hit, sandy, at high tide on a full moon, which contributed to the flooding in our area. in reality, climate change, is it making our weather as we've been told it would, more extreme and worse, or is there something else going on? >> it's actually very complicated answer, and the u.n. climate panel tells us very clearly, look, right now we can't show there's a connection between global warming and hurricanes, but in the long run, they'll probably be slightly feuer hurricanes but slightly stronger. yes, there is a connection, but by far the biggest issue when it comes to hurricanes is getting people better resilience. making sure you have better levies, that you have better infrastructures, as we saw in harvey. you have better flood control. many, many other things that would do much more and help many more people much more effectively. so in some ways, the whole climate conversation is a detraction f

new york ady from reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for three minutes. mr. hoyer: thank you very much, mrs. lowey. here we are again, mr. speaker. two weeks ago the republican majority asked for another two weeks to write an appropriations package to fund the government. now they're asking to kick the can down the road one more time . we all knew that those two weeks were a pretense for getting the votes to pass their tax bill. we didn't make any progress on a bipartisan appropriation bill. before that republicans asked or an additional 12 weeks in september. we all voted to give that 12 weeks. all of us know exactly why the can keeps being kicked farther and farther down the road. it's because the majority cannot muster the majority of their own members to support bipartisan funding bills. because the governing party which controls the house, senate, and white house has

you're watching the news a recap of the breaking story coming in from new york new york authorities say and explosion at the city's port authority bus terminal was an attempted terrorist attack one suspect has been taken into custody and few people were reported injured new york matt believe the c.e.o. said apologies new normal credible or specific threats to new york and he said quote the people there are safe. we have more news coming up for you in just a few minutes sara how much is standing by to save the d.w. if your cat. and living in germany she's reminded of what that means on a daily basis. this presenter. if you see. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. for your country but you're still the black. germany. in fifteen minutes. official estimates more than one point two. legally and illegally. return to. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure flailing witness global news that matters. made for mines and their w. me speak your language they don't get

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