, new york, new york, a new york, new york, new york. we're all completion with the next thing i remember was someone shaking me and things slowly starting to come back into focus ownership. we finally got into hooters. there were bloody footprints everywhere. i get into hooters and there was people in there and they are bleeding and they're screaming and everybody is just complete chaos. my husbands, texting me, he's following instagram. he says, shooter headed towards her. he says, get out at $1045.00. about we heard a noise from directly outside the as it closes to us, that sounded like another volley of shots. at that point, we all panicked the shot sounded very close to close to be from the same source as this shooting at the venue. so that's when it really occurred to us. maybe there's more than one person involved. i mean, we're just following a big group into the tropicana then running into another world because somebody said they're coming, they're coming. and that's what i ended up in the m g m. it was like about midnight and th

york. new york - have. let me bring you some breaking news from new york. iously injured and fatalities in a 19 story apartment building fire in the bronx. at least 32 people have been taken to at least five hospitals with life threatening injuries and the mayor of new york has confirmed that 19 people are deadin has confirmed that 19 people are dead in a fire in a new york city apartment block. more on that story at the top of the hour at nine. i would back with the papers but now it's been a year since a conspiracy theory nearly brought american democracy to its knees. a year on from the attack on the capitol in washington, the bbc�*s stephanie hegarty has travelled to the united states to meet some of

next thing, you know, they call a 911, there's a shooting at new york, new york or new york, new york. there's a shooting at bellagio, a shooting at java can all, because these people are interpreting what they're seeing as a shooting happening right then. and there in front of the was just a person running in the door, this body from running from this point, trying to point out where to find it. i think the officers don't know what's happening there low enough with what they were told what they're trying to investigate and find out what's going on. and if somebody runs up to them and says, hey, you know there's a shooting with tropicana or there's something going on in new york, new york, they're not in a position to judge how valid that claim is. they're gonna have to now report that back a on through the recordings and observe the characteristics of the way forms and from the examples i've looked at here, there is a single shooter involved in this incident. i have an cut footage from 7 am that morning until 12 pm the next day from 6 different camera angles. the attorneys asked me t

. >> and the charter of the city. >> and the charter of the city. >> of new york. >> of new yorketired as a captain in the police department. he was the brookline borough president. as a young man he was abused by a police department and then recruited by elders in the police force to try to change the police force. this is new york in the 70s, i think it was, which is a very different new york city police department. to change the police department from the inside. and that's what he did, working his way up. we'll see what happens in new york. >> i have an idea. >> chloe. >> i love you, andy cohen. i actually have your cell phone number, and i don't know how i have it. we need to talk about that. i think you should run for m mayor. >> i don't. >> richard quest, you've outdone yourself. >> wow, richard quest. i never felt attracted to lady liberty until today. >> would you like to play with my lamp? >> yes. >> i come bearing gifts for you all. so, andy, this is very special. this is for you. a new shot glass for you. >> wow. thank you. >> so i want to get that toast in. this is t

york. new york - have. let me bring you some breaking news from new york. york city i news from new york. new york city fire department reporting people seriously injured and fatalities in a 19 story apartment building fire in the bronx. at least 32 people have been taken to at least five hospitals with life threatening injuries and the mayor of new york has confirmed that 19 people are deadin has confirmed that 19 people are dead in a fire in a new york city apartment block. more on that story at the top of the hour at nine. i would back with the papers but now it's been a year since a conspiracy theory nearly brought american democracy to its knees. a year on from the attack on the capitol in washington, the bbc�*s stephanie hegarty has travelled to the united states to meet some of those who still believe in the conspiracy. it's been a year since the mobilising power of a conspiracy theory nearly brought the united states to its knees. at the root of a lot of the lies and misinformation about the election was qanon. when everything unfolded onjanuary sixt

new york, the majority leader's home state. my state has no-excuse absentee voting. we've had that for many, many years. many years. now, the state of new york just had a statewide referendum to have same-day voter registration and no-excuse absentee voting to meet the high standards that we have in alaska. now the people of new york recently rejected that. i don't know why. i'm not from new york. i'm sure they had what they thought were good reasons to do that. but if the majority leader keeps coming down calling republican states that restrict voting jim crow 2.0, is he going to go to times square and call his own constituents jim crow 2.0 relative to my great state because they just rejected doing this, restricting voting rights according to the majority leader and the president of the united states. there's something really wrong here, mr. president, on these arguments. and it's not just new york, and it's not just me making these arguments about where other states are. and again, my argument here is not to say, well, everybody should be like alaska. in the constitution, the founders gave the states the fundamental right and obligation a

the days of the governor of new york and new york city wasting time on petty rivalries are over. the days of new yorkers questioning whether the government is working for them are over. the days of men in the room are clearly over. just ask the majorityleader's . we know women have thehighest standard , not just meats but exceed expectations. this will no longer be a historic achievement but the norm. from now on this shared success will find common ground. it will restore trust in this government that has waited for far too long. we will fight like hell for new yorkers. i've been proud to stand with the members of this legislature signing more than 400 bills into law since september and we're just getting started. new yorkers need to have everyone in this room to pass an ambitious agenda and also rebuild our healthcare and teacher workforces,provide tax relief to those who need it the most . speed our economic growth and create good paying jobs. strike our infrastructure and confront climate change. secure public safety, make housing more affordable and ensure every new yorker ha

on the floor quite a few years ago about new york being its own entity? because new york is basically a divided state, almost like a virginia and west virginia. would you think of new york city being its own entity would be a good thing? when you look at the maps in previous elections, new york, if it weren't for new york city, would probably be a red state. thank you both come and take care. guest: i am interested in the caller's idea that if you take out new york city, the new york state would be a red state. why would we do that? is there a sense that people who live in new york city aren't real americans, for, you know, are so different from other people in the state that we cannot be part of the same political entity? i am intrigued by the caller's sense that by living in new york city, i am not a real new yorker, that we cannot live together in the same state. host: that was sean in new york. connecticut is next. maria from new haven, democrat'' line. caller: good morning. i'm so sorry i forgot your name. host: it's ok, you are on with matt sitman. go ahead. caller:

♪ ♪ new york, new york new york ♪ ♪ i want to wake up in >> all right. happy new year, everybody. 2022, don't you feel cleansed? cheers. we will do this little mini shot. >> a dance. >> let me tell you something. >> oh, please. tell us something, andy. just watching mayor de blasio doing his victory lap dance after four years of the charm of the mayor of -- >> don't you start. >> the only thing that the democrats and the republicans can agree on is what a horrible mayor he has been -- >> wow. >> so sayonara, sucker. 2022, it is a new year, and guess what, i have a feeling that i am going to be standing here speaking next year, and you know what i am not going to be looking at dancing as the scity comes aboard -- you. >> eric adams is being sworn in as we speak. >> is it happening right now? >> yes. >> as dr. martin luther king once said, the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands in times of challenge and controversy. we are facing challenges however tonight, we will swear

new york has always been takers, entrepreneurs, innovators, builders, new immigrants, true believers and dreamers who know there's only one new yorkmy fellow new yorkers, the legislature, time has come for the american dream, a better more inclusive dream that i call the new york dream. new york is not just a place like other states, it's an ideal, excitement, energy, endless possibilities. just as we are inspired by history rate new yorkers the social justice movements and leaders like fdr who navigate us through a crisis with a calm and steady hand. history looking back on our time, this will be determined what we do right here, right now. seize this moment with confidence and optimism, indoor through the ages and may god bless the people new york and our nation, thank you. [applause] [applause]

new york provides. it allows for no excuse absentee voting, which new york prohibits. if there was not a voting crisis and democratic run new york six months ago, then there is no crisis in georgia now. if georgia is a banana republic today, then new york has been and still is a banana republic. there is zero logic here. zero consistency. in the state of texas, democrats are hysterical because the state rollback some unusual covid specific exceptions to their prior procedures such as universal drive-through voting and 24 hour voting. so if the bar for voting rights now requires the possibility of voting in person at 3 a.m., how many blue states in america meet that bar? none of these things existed in texas before 2020 and neither widely exist in blue states. every historical claim that our democracy is in crisis rings hollow. more americans today say that president biden's election was legitimate. now listen to this, then said the same thing about the prior president in late 2017. more americans today say that president biden's election was legitimate then said the sam

of new york. of new york. what he i going to do. >> it was good to see his mask off as he was sworn in everybod else is wearing masks outside. do you think we have a former law enforcement officers sworn in as mayor. this the year that we can put away that the fund nonsense? is the silliest political move in history. did you see her dancing on social media earlier? she has some moves. but this was the single dumbest political strategy in the history of politics. whoever got a focus group going and said i have an idea let's run on it defunding the police this person should be put down. she started this when she said this. >> i think she was in florida. she was in my state. i thought it was a free country but i don't like you. >> when she was criticized by guys like you. >> i love my wife and i don't want to date you. i have a rule against this that is my number one rule. >> there's one thing i know about this. there is no need to answer any of this. >> if britney spears is a communist i think we are all safe. >

on the floor quite a few years ago about new york being its own entity? because new york is basically a divided state, almost like a virginia and west virginia. would you think of new york city being its own entity would be a good thing? when you look we'd probably be a red state. thank you both >> guest: i'm interested in the callers idea that if you take out new york city then new york state would be a red state . why would we do that? is there a sense that people who live in new york city aren't real americans? or are so different than people in other parts of the state, we can't be part of the same political entity ? i'm really intrigued by the e callers sense of reaction to living in new york city but i'm not a real new yorker and there's something suspicious of that the two should live together in the same state. >> host: that was sean in new york. connecticut isnext. maria from new haven, democrats line . >> caller: good morning mister tilden and mister host. i'm so sorry i forgot your name. >> host: it's okay, you're on with that but go ahead. >> i'm going to be v

my mother gave me a ticket to go to new york and visit him, and i discovered new york and could not believet. i was 19. yeah, i couldn't believe it. i said, i have to come back here. and also, while i was in new york, because my boyfriend then was a young, very attractive prince, so he was very much, you know, in demand in new york. he was very good-looking. and because he was in demand and i came as his girlfriend, all the designers wanted to lend me clothes and blah, blah, blah. while i was here -- i stayed about a month, i think -- i discovered so much. i discovered new york. i discovered all of these young designers. and when i went back, all i could think about is, how do i get back to new york, how do i get back to new york? and when i went back to work in the factory, all of a sudden, i looked at everything there and i said, oh, there is my door. there is an opportunity. let me try to make some easy, easy little dresses that i can then go and sell in america. and that is how i started. so, i would stay late at night with a pattern maker and make some samples and so on. david: for tho

and this was all because of the spread of corona virus here in new york city. new york has become the u. s. epis center of the pandemic once again. and just in the last 24 hours, 43000 people in new york city alone have tested positive for grown a virus. it's spreading like wildfire. here. the positivity rate is 22 percent. one in for new yorkers is now testing positive for the virus, given all of these scenarios. and all of these numbers, if you will. that is why the new year's eve celebration was scaled back dramatically. here. you still saw the scenes or celebration, but it was certainly not nearly the numbers or the, or the, or the size that we have seen in previous years. maribel de blasio, who was mayor up until about friday and had been criticized as i mentioned for letting the celebrations go ahead. no. his replacement, eric adams has been taking the office just again a few minutes ago. one would imagine that cobra is going to be the 1st thing on his agenda. that's right. eric adams just got took office about 15 minutes ago. actually he was supposed to be sworn

host: inez in new york talking about new york state. she mentioned new york city. to get more granular the city and state of new york website saying when it comes to the incoming mayor eric adams the aim to cutting city government spending by 3%. let's go to chicago, illinois. alex is next. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine thank you. major issues facing your state. how would you describe that? caller: right now the police in chicago are not performing really well. you just had two kids 14 years old killed the other day and another female, 29, that was pregnant killed outside her home. i don't know what the police are doing in our city. host: that is the city. how do you think governor pritzker is addressing those issues? caller: he is doing a great job, i have got to give it to him. i am a republican in illinois but i have decided he is doing a good job. host: specifically how would you describe him doing a great job? caller: he is doing pretty good with the ppd? host: for the acronym, what is that? caller: that is helping out the covid. h

and we have an upcoming press conference with the mayor of new york, with the governor of new york on this deadly fire that has killed 19 people so far including nine children, the deadliest fire in new york city in some 30 years. we're going to squeeze in a quick break. we'll be right back in just a few moments. rength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary

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. >> new york governor kathy hochul gives her first state of the state address. she talked about the coming -- becoming new york's first woman governor, the pandemic, infrastructure, climate change, and education priorities. this is 35 minutes. minutes. [applause] thank you, lieutenant governor. you've done job and i'm proud to deliver for the people of new york. i also want to join them our attorney general, majority leader of the senate, and we do hope he gets well soon. also for representing the girl scouts so well. as i stand before you, i'm well aware of the significance from this moment. the first time in history that a woman has delivered this address but i didn't come here to make history. i came here to make a difference and to show deep reverence for the remarkable past and we are honored by coming together for this assembly chamber. the leaders joined together to serve the public and one time governor teddy roosevelt who said it's not the credit that counts, the credit belongs to the man or woman who's actually in the arena and to my colleagues in the government, for too long all these executives and l

steve: and from new york, new york, it's the davis family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a little bit of cash and a shot at a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the davis family.

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new york prohibits. if there is not a voting crisis in new york and there is no crisis in georgia now. at the native be public today. is still is a banana republic. and in the state of texas. and those of covid specific exceptions such as universal drive-through variance - - voting and 24 hour voting. if voting rights now is the possibility of voting in person at 3:00 a.m. how many blue states in america meet the bar? neither exist in the states. and that claim that our democracy rings hollow. and that it was legitimate and then said the same thing 2017. more americans today say it was legitimate then about the prior president of late 2017. yet democrats justify the senate rules in all 50 states. that is what they are up to. historically the senate has taken off legislation on a bipartisan basis. they've made sure not to be in the proper rules of local officials. and then to pass the help america vote act 92 / two. chris dodd and i authored the bill. interestingly enough. and then with the current democratic leader. ninety-two / two. and those issues that need tackling. you do it though

. # new york, new york... so that is in new york in times square. the uk, people have seen in the new year around the country. in london, the usual public firework display was moved to various secret locations to avoid crowds turning out. instead, people were encouraged to watch the event on tv. it followed earlier celebrations in asia and europe. louise pilbeam reports. big ben bongs light after another dark year of the pandemic. the uk's new year's eve — a breathtaking fireworks and light show performed to london's quieter streets with millions following advice to stay home and watch on television. again and again, they stream forward, looking for an opening. this looks promising and... cheering celebrating successes in another tough year, like the england football team in the euros. the plans kept under wraps to avoid crowds turning up. many travelled from scotland and wales into england, where there are no restrictions, after those nations�* new year's celebrations were cancelled. sydney's skies lit up first, showing the world how it's done, with

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reichel rifle and fist, case has been brought over new york state permitting licensing laws from acute can buy a gun and own it new yorkrestrictive permitting most there and i think the argument there was interesting between the conservatives and liberals on the court. what that "issue is" permitting. the question is whether you can own a gun or as second amendment puts it, bear arms. justice kagan brought up the issue of whether that would mean if they allow that to carry against what they call sensitive places, on campuses or in courthouses, arenas. justice kavanaugh had an interesting answer, he said i don't know we have to the question of sensitive places, what's at issue here is the right to bear arms, you own a gun. if the court narrows it down to simply bearing arms which i think is what second amendment proponents want rather than carry them in the courthouse and campuses and such and we could see a real expansion this year of second amendment rights. paul: all right, of course the politically most sensitive case is abortion-rights, the case out of mississippi that bans abortion, most abortions after 15 weeks t

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host: inez in new york talking about new york state. she mentioned new york city. get more granular the city and state of new york website saying when it comes to the incoming mayor eric adams the aim to cutting city government spending by 3%. let's go to chicago, illinois. alex is next. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine thank you. major issues facing your state. how would you describe that? caller: right now the police in chicago are not performing really well. you just had two kids 14 years old killed the other day and another female, 29, that was pregnant killed outside her home. i don't know what the police are doing in our city. host: that is the city. how do you think governor pritzker is addressing those issues? caller: he is doing a great job, i have got to give it to him. i am a republican in illinois but i have decided he is doing a good job. host: specifically how would you describe him doing a great job? caller: he is doing pretty good with the ppd? host: for the acronym, what is that? caller: that is helping out the covid. he

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