good morning, new york!t is so great to be here and i am so privileged to be able to have the honor of introducing my friend and colleague, hillary clinton -- [applause] who frankly needs no introduction, especially here in harlem. [applause] as new york senator for eight years, the people of harlem know her well. and they know her family. remember when president clinton had the world to choose from to locate his presidential offices, where did he choose? harlem, usa. so, hillary is no stranger here. she is no stranger to the people of new york. we know her. we love her and we cannot wait for her to be president. [applause] >> hillary! hillary! senator schumer: let me share something with you. senator is the only job we have that is occupied by two people at the same time. hillary and i served together for eight years as senators from new york. so, i got to know her well. when you work with someone not closely, you get to see a person's real soul. what makes them tick. hillary understands in both an intellec

there was another faction in new york city. those with a businessman we did business with southerners. within a matter of days they raised $5,000 so that they can be reimbursed of the people that have lost. the state of virginia appealed the decision. they would have taken their appeal to the supreme court if it was not for the beginning of the civil war. this is juliet lemon. she owned the slaves that her husband -- her husband was the agent in the matter. this is a history of the case those published by horace greeley. it's very possible that sidney howard gay was involved because he was working for horace greeley at that time. the lemon case may napoleon famous. but his correspondence we learn how gay and napoleon collaborated. they began the first entry of the record on january 20 1, 18 85 these were. l.o men sent forward by napoleon." he found a man who concealed himself on a schooner from savanna. napoleon sentiment once the syracuse en route to canada. -- ane 23 an apostate or imposter visited the office. she claimed to

the first one in new york that's trump. depicting new york's diversity. although she doesn't mention trump by name, it does show that infamous video of that man being sucker punched at a trump rally. want to take you back live now where they are singing the national anthem at this point. the supporters were chanting hillary ahead of this. she went in the back entrance of the theater. we were looking to see how she would make her arrival. we'll have more on all of this on news4 new york at 5:00. >> thank you. >>> some other political news t now. donald trump speaking out in very strong terms denying that his campaign manager grabbed and hurt a reporter. >> she didn't almost fall down. she didn't even change the expression on her face. >> trump spoke by phone on the "today" show about the battery charges filed against cory lewandowski. he pointed to this security video released by police. ewandowski and that was echoed by his lawyer. >> it certainly doesn't look like the description that she had, where she almost fell. >> now you have donald trump suggestin

and new york. they have dualing campaigns in new york. so many delegates. 247 delegates are hang in the balance of 2.5 weeks time. there are other primaries before. wisconsin. even bernie sanders is coming off the trail to new york to start planting the flag here. hillary clinton was at the historic apollo theater in harlem. she will campaign here. >> new york is home to 20 million people. we don't all look the same. we don't all sound the same or worship the same either, but we pull together. when a candidate for president says we can solve america's problems by building walls, discriminating against people based on religion and turning against each other. new yorkers know better. >> reporter: for his part, bernie sanders will create this online movement into votes and motivation. he has so much support in new york city and brooklyn with young voters. he will try to turn them out. the rules may be stacked against him in new york. it is a closed primary. you simply cannot walk in that day and decid

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new york and new yorkers are very lucky to have you. thank you both for being here today. >> thank you. >> and we are coming right back with dance for pd. they offer specialized dance classes for people with parkinson's, their families, friends, and care partners. [ theme music plays ] >> welcome back to i'm ken rosato. dance for pd is celebrating its 15th anniversary. it's a collaboration between the mark morris dance group and brooklyn parkinson's group. it enables people with parkinson's disease to experience the joys and benefits of dance -- all this while they also address concerns that relate to balance, motor skills, depression, and physical confidence. joining us today from dance for pd are maria portman kelly, the program coordinator, janelle barry, a teacher, and david buffam, an actor and painter who was diagnosed with parkinson's in 2008. nice to have you all here. >> thank you. >> tell us about the founding of the organization. >> well, in 2001, olie westheimer, who is the founder and executive director of brooklyn parkinso

"today in new york's" katherine rage is in west new york. kat. >> reporter: and darlene, one dropping off a teddy bear right there at the site of the memorial for that little girl. only 7 years old who was killed here. that child and her mother were walking at this intersection when they were hit by the driver of an suv. in fact, the most recent surveillance video of that suv released by police shows it going through a parking garage. also some side streets around west new york. the driver of the black chevy tahoe at the corner of van buren place, 61st street. turned as the little girl, sheyla pichardo and her mother crossed the street. as the driver got out of the vehicle and for several seconds look at the child on the ground and the mother in shock and hurt but the driver took off. the child died at the hospital. a resident in the community said this. >> i'm distraught. i think it's horrendous, unspeakable, inexcusable what happened last night. as a resident, i'm confident that law enforcement will catch i give it one more -- to the end o

we're willing to do new york, among other options. those that are voting, -- on the 26th, where the sanders campaign will have to do well if they are going to seriously vy for the nomination. she is willing to debate in new york and other places. if they can find a mutually agreeable date, if it happened. mark: is there any downside? >>, i do not think so. john: this is a good spot. we have four chairs. >> you have to figure out with all the moderators. the notion of the campaign manager being charged with battery, and whether donald trump standing by his campaign manager poses a matter of politics rather than morality is the right thing to do? >> i am not going to comment on specific charge because there will be a legal process, and he will get his say. but there is due process. the most i will say, making an observation about the campaign generally, is that mr. trump has clearly created a culture that not just condones violence but goads it on. that is true of his supporters at rallies were he offers to pay legal fees, and he comes

and today kick off her new york blitz with an event at the apollo some polls here in new york show she's up 34%. but nationally, that gap is closing. the latest nbc news survey monkey poll shows 6 points separates clinton and sanders with a significant upper hand in delegate count. sanders is riding high after three primary wins last weekend. he'll arrive in town on thursday an campaign in the section of brooklyn that shows he has new york credit. with 24 delegates up for grabs there can be no missteps here and this comment from chief strategist has offended some folk. >> i think he's going to campaign like a brooklynite and campaign like a senator who, you know, repghted this state for eight years. >> new yorkers are left woarpgd what does that really mean with a lot to gain sanders had the debate in brooklyn and she won't do it unless sanders changed his tone. she was open to the idea. doors open out 9:30 and another big event at 6:30. we should mention she didn't pick this neighborhood by coincidence. harlem is one of the motion racially and socioeconomic diverse neighborhoods in all

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new york, they are more confident about new york than you might think.ink that their numbers look better there than in some other states that they were further behind and eventually won. that's also a wild card. they're also looking at pennsylvania. >> if he has any hope of -- >> exactly. you guys are so smart. you see beyond all this b.s. i think pennsylvania is for hillary. the clintons have always been popular in pennsylvania. >> working class white voerters in pennsylvania? >> that's too cute. casey hunt, thank you, gene robinson. we'll see. she's from scranton, remember. >>> these two democrats could face the billionaire from new york, donald trump. i'll sit down with trump in an exclusive town hall wednesday night in green bay, the home of the packers. wisconsin. 8:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. the round table is coming here next for next on this republican race. some say "free the whales." for them, nothing else is acceptable. but nothing could be worse for the whales. most of the orcas at seaworld were born here. sending them into the wild would

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sanders' campaign says they have a real shot at new york.ecretary clinton right now leads by double digits. she served as senator here for two terms and bernie sanders, though, says he was born here, he has a lot of contacts here as well. no one ever expected new york would become a big battleground but looks like that's the way it's shaping up. >> could be a big momentum builder for either side. thanks, kristen, very much at the apollo theater. >>> coming up, hedging on the pledge, why republican candidates are now backing away from their promise to the party. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes

it's on. >> in new york city. >> or new york state at least. >> check out the narrative about how the minimum wage went to a mainstream movement. john, back with more tomorrow. a big day, tomorrow will be another one. >> i'm going to be with donald trump in wisconsin. >> we'll see you from wisconsin, until tomorrow, sayonara. >>> coming up, chris matthews with "hardball." >>> grabbing the news, let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews, in green bay, wisconsin, here for an hour long town hall with donald trump tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. parties running head to head and hillary clinton slightly ahead of bernie sanders. but the big news tonight is national. interrupting the horse race on both sides is the news that trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, was charged with simple battery today, after turning himself into police in jupiter, florida, this morning.

it's also a pies ce of new york history. you're watching "today in new [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perfecting your tan. starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take >>> time for weather and traffic on the 4s. wednesday morning. >> we're back. >> are you okay? >> can you make it? >> looking ahead. >> i get it. i think we both are. >> we've got chill in the air this morning. we're going to shake a that in a hurry. >> shake it off. >> that's right. upper 50s. only upper 30s in the city. in many of the suburbs upper 20s. >> shake it off. >> you're still on vacation, rbt you? >> no breeze or wind of consequence today. that's good news. by tonight, partly cloudy skies, milder temperatures overnight in the upper 40s. we get rain on

it is new york's turn. all can diets coming to new york because the april 19th primary is big one and it will be competitive. >> hillary clinton in -- bernie sanders in the bronx tomorrow. hopefully you're all signed up and ready to vote primary. >> hope you're ready to vote on the republican side. donald trump said interesting things. you heard about his campaign manager charged with battery for that come somehow. that woman a reporter for breitbart at the time. corey lewandoski runs donald trump's campaign. he is in trouble. >> donald trump standing by him even with the charges. hackers associated with isis reportedly targeted new jersey transit. according to "newsweek" the hackers released personal details of several dozen transit police officers. >> also. tony robbins, man, oh, man, this guy is impressive. he really mastered life. he is a life coach. taught millions. interesting techniqueses how to handle life and how to achieve your fullest potential. he actually happens to be a financial expert. he ha

was sent by the anti-slavery society to new york . he had started writing anti-slavery articles for the newspaper and had joined the anti-slavery society, and he was proving himself so they invited him to new york city. he did not really like new york city, and so they were able to buy a house in staten island, and they really wanted to be more in the country. earlier, otis and i have had wonderful conversations, and one story that we both have heard, that she heard and i found in my research, is the story about a time when elizabeth came to the national anti-slavery office and is sydney, who smoked a pipe, motion with his pipe and said, look under the table. well, there was a table with a green cover over it, and elizabeth lifted up the cloth, and she saw two men and a woman huddled underneath the table, hiding. years later, their daughter, and shered a servant asked the woman to tell her something about herself, and she said she had escaped from slavery, had been hidden under a table, and mary said, didn't have a green cloth on a? s

and if you aren't a voter in new york and never voted in new york, you had to have registered by last week. about 41,000 new votes that came in last week, we don't know if they are democrats or republicans. many of them may be trump voters but there's a lot of movement to see they are young voters. we work, which probably runs the most -- biggest startup in new york city, house tens and thousands of people -- thousands of startups and all 27 locations, i think it's 27 locations in new york city. they had voter registration. for overwhelmingly young people who probably didn't grow up here. the poll that we saw this morning has young voters favoring sanders by 30 points. it's an issue of some concern. i don't know -- i wouldn't count her out and particularly the african-american and caribbean base vote are totally in her favor but there are some warning signs. >> there's a lot of volatility and that's a poll that will get a lot of discussion. republican side we said this earlier, but trump right now in the same poll a 36-point lead, over 50%, key threshold here in new york on the republ

you're watching "today in new york." >>> have a tip for new york's call 866-news-244 or e-mail tips @nbcnewyork.com. >>> 5:54 on a tuesday morning. kind of damp out there. knowing the air with the rain yesterday, a little drizzle in spots, that's about it. we're dealing with leftover clouds. some of it breezy. you see the flag flags flapping around in the plaza. the winds will subside. and temperatures will rise above normal. that was not the case yesterday. 45, foggy and misty in some locations, winds gusting at 18 miles an hour. a lot of clouds are going to stick around. little to no rain anticipated. back to the low 60s for tomorrow and thursday for st. patrick's day, too. there may be a few showers on both of those days we'll get to that in a second. north shore, nassau county, connecticut lower end of westchester county we could see tides of 2 to 2 1/2 feet above normal. we're in that cycle once we get past 6:00 in the morning. bus stop, no rain gear needs. mid-40s. 50 by recess time. but it stays cloudy. skies could brighten a little bit dismissal time. temperatures better, cert

yeah, inland spots from new york city north and west, new york 70 degrees on wednesday. typical spring pattern. you know how it works, especially across long island. then some rain arrives on thursday with temperatures in the 60s. you want to stay up to date with the "news 4 new york" app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner. you scroll down and select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast. use our interactive radar and learn how to submit a weather video. the app is available in the app store right now. pat, over to you. >> all right, raphael. thank you. >>> this is why i'm wearing the green. today is the st. patrick's day parade for everybody in queens. organizers say the lgbt friendly celebration will go on even though the city dropped its ban on gay groups for the big st. march 17th. at least 2,000 marchers expected today. bagpipes filled the air for yesterday's 41st annual rockaway st. patrick's day parade. a sea of green taking over the neighborhood. >>> you can watch the big parade in manhattan on our air, march 17th at 11:00 in the morning. >> our leprec

more ferry service in new york city. good news number two, the price of the ride is going down. >> and for the first time since there was drowning in seven feet of water from superstorm sandy, in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> the new statewide ferry service coming to new york is going to be a bit cheaper than riders are currently used to. ferry fare prices will drop to $2.75 when it begins next summer. it will be run by horn blower cruises and events and will include new stops in astoria, red hook, bay bridge and the rockaways. >>> new at 6:00, a rejuvenation ahead. victims of superstorm sandy. >> not a human victim, but a building.

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that is the story of new york, new york is the melting pot of america. diverse places around the globe. and no matter what adversity ever hits new york, people come together, and they achieve great things together. and they look past their differences to do so. so hillary clinton, that's the type of approach, that new york story is the type of approach she wants to bring to the oval office in terms of being able to bring people together and achieve great things. donald trump is telling a completely different story. he thinks the way we should approach the problems we face in america today is to sow discord and division and fear. we think americans will disagree with that approach. we believe that new yorkers will. so in this primary contest over the next three weeks, we think that it will be very important message to spread to new york democrats that hillary clinton is the one candidate in the democratic primary race that has the toughness, the tenacity, and the -- can make the appeal to our collective common values as americans. to really appeal to the

here in new york, at an extra new york the no. 6 ranking state. no. 1? hawaii, of course. would it surprise you to hear it's hawaii? >> good. we're going to hawaii after this? >> let's go. >> reporter: can you write me a prescription for that? >> we'll both go. >> reporter: for blanch, new york city is working just fine. >> it's the only place in the world to be. it's interesting. it's fascinating. there's history here. there's everything going on here. >> reporter: arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you, arthur. we asked rita cosby to be here, our tv host. nice to have you here. this is another good reason to live in new york city, right? >> i love this. you know, we're so stressed out. we're on tight timetables, especially in broadcasting, we are, but the good news is new yorkers and -- look, i was born in brooklyn. i'm a regular here. i'm going to live forever. the average age in new york city is 80.6. the national average is 78.2. we're going to live two years longer. you would think it's going to be crazy. no. we're mentally stimulated and physically. ernie: this

meanwhile, the new york primary just a couple of weeks away. clinton is in new york city campaigning for his wife and these are live pictures at that event in midtown, one of four, as a matter of fact that he has scheduled for today. he is obviously expected to make a case about why hillary is the best candidate to raise incomes, improve education and break down both racial and economic barriers. clinton herself is also in new york today. in the next hour she'll host a rally at westchester's campus. she'll appear on the same stage where she launched her first u.s. senate campaign. tonight bernie sanders is hosting an event in st. mary's park in the south bronx. >> moving to washington right now, president obama is meeting with world leaders at his nuclear security summit and this afternoon he'll meet with china's president. a little bit earlier he met with the leaders of both south korea and japan. these leaders discussing ways to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists especially isis militants and they're focusing on north korea's nuclear weapons program. may be world c

york." >> wow. >> wow, what? >> they're already cleaning the windows. >> rosanna, they are sprucing it up. this is the great big train station downtown. show me more. you know what it looks like a little bit? old twa terminal at jfk airport. >> oh, it does. >> this oculus, new transit hub at the world trade center right across the street from century 21. say hi to the people there. buy a tie for not much money. great place. >> oculus is ready to take off. that is perfect for the transportation h. you're moving. >> certainly not flying out of that. people have been giving port authority, and even the port authority is giving them a hard time how much the thing cost. how much? >> $4 billion. t went over budget by, i think what gets people angry is this. >> angry? >> angry is this. gorgeous structure. we love having new updated transportation hubs in our city because we do have a lot of things that are very old and falling apart and anti-waited. >> tell me about it. station. >> we're not talki

>> well, coming up on good day new york in the 9:00 hour, the new york international auto show opens today, greg. >> so this car, as seen in smoky and -- what was that show? smoky and the bandit, that's right. look at that little thing. oh, but the doors open vertically. >> ooh, that is so cool. >> very small. like starkey and hutch -- >> which one are you going to get us? >> let's try them all. >> they're over there at the javits center week. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies

i lose by five in new york. >> new york state. >> yes, by five. to beat me. nobody has ever been competitive in the state running for president. i'm just five points down. look at michigan and north carolina? i'm beating her in all of these places and the national polls. >> that leads me to my question, is that the case you make at the convention. you conceded nobody is going to get 1237 -- >> cruz would have to get almost 90% of the remaining delegates. >> when you get it cleveland, is that your case, i'm the one that can beat hillary clinton? >> i think when you nominate somebody you're trying to pick somebody who can win in the fall. >> correct. >> so that would be one of my points. but there's another point, delegates are very serious people. somebody like joe, if he wasn't on tv, he would be a delegate if he wasn't running for something. here's another issue. who could run the country? that's like an important thing as well. we're not picking like the president of the class, we're picking somebody to be the commander in chief and i think it's

east of new york city. that will be tapering off. 47 during the afternoon, so any snow we do get will be melting quickly. a moonlit clear sky. here's your accu-weather 7-day forecast. 52 on tuesday. a nice recovery out there. wednesday might as well be our first day of spring. it is going to be 64 degrees with a blend of sun and clouds. mild on thursday a pair of sixes, maybe showers in thursday night lasting into friday morning and sun returns friday afternoon, saturday into temperatures remaining above then. again eastern long island really taking the brunt of this storm and the worst of it will be overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> a milestone. last weak the self street seaport museum opened for the a half years. superstorm sandy flooded the museum with 7 feet of water, but now it is back in business with a brand new exhibit. new york the city and that originates here in the seaport. >> reporter: captain jonathan boulware doesn't hold back when the south street seaport. >> this is the place tha

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cooler air is pouring in. 58 in new york city. but the wind shift has happened so we're at northeast wind at 5, not the mild southwest wind we had earlier. pressure is on the rise. the high today, 71. that's the warmest day of the week. look at that 5 degrees away from a record high will be a lot closer to normal highs tomorrow at 52. there are your sunrise and sunset times. expecting a dry day, but definitely more clouds. so ocean air and clouds are creeping in overnight. there's a huge range in temperatures tomorrow. it will be in the 40s in eastern long island. most of us in the 50s. then we've got rain coming in friday, and still the weekend is looking good. bumped up numbers on saturday, 59 easter sunday is still looking good. in the upper 50s. although clouds may be increasing that day. you can see the northeast wind coming in. we've dropped in the low 40s in orange county and northwest new jersey and see the front's just gotten in to new york city right now. almost right over long island in the upper 40s. 59 in trenton but

she's here on "good day new york" promoting mixed martial arts in new york. welcome to "good day". >> thank you. >> when did you go from cupcake to face puncher? >> i was a face puncher first and cupcake came along. >> you don't look like a fighter. >> well, thank you. >> the logic is you can beat up rhonda. >> well, i hope it is a match coming to fruition. bl. >> yeah. that is what is fascinating about the maa. it is going to be legalized here in new york. >> we are waiting for the governor to sign the legislation in new york, how long do you think it will take before you fight here? >> well, about four months that the mission has to assemble the rules and how it is governed in new york. >> you should fight holly here. reason, we have had mixed martial arts here, it is going to be big. holly, rhonda? >> i don't know, i have to be ready any time for anyone. >> you beat holly? >> yes. other people are traumatized whep they watch it, what should they know about the mixed martial arts? >> no victims are in the sport. we are signing up for it. we love it. we comp

the annual new york international auto show. bring a camera because there are plenty of cars you've never seen before. >> i think there are 26 all models that are debuting this year across model lines. so there's lots of new iron out there to check out. >> reporter: naturally it's the high end performance cars that will get plenty of attention, but reality for most car driving new york area commuters is something like this. the chevrolet sonic costs about $16,000. >> great fuel efficiency. great infotainment technologies, safety features like lane departure warning. we know new york traffic can get >> more luxurious interiors. even though it's an economy car you're not going to be in economy space. >> reporter: economy is not a word you'd associate with many of the super cars at the auto show. some will set you back an arm and leg and maybe a pair of kidneys and that still may not be enough. perhaps that's one reason why porsche unveiled the 718 boxter. >> we don't like to talk price. we like to talk performance in this car. zer

now it is a little bit warmer we at least get to the freezing mark as we jump into new york. he says it is 32 degrees where he is, his comment another windy and cold morning, i guess it is march out like a lion not a lamb. maybe a little bit of breeze for the most part we are looking at breezy not windy today. this is david in bayonne, 38 degrees, calm compared to yesterday, it is actually really nice outside. i think by most people's standards it will be nice, a little on the chilly side this morning as we take a live look outside, clear skies 38 degrees winds out of the west at just 3 miles per hour. of course it is a cold start to the day we're talking 25 degrees in monticello, 26 for sparta. 27 in the hamptons, 28 for edison, 29 in white plains a lot of locations are in the 20s, not even at the freezing mark so far this morning and that temperature change, 22 degrees cooler right now than 16 in the hamptons, 14 in whitplains 17 in sparta. this afternoon will be a different story. showing the impact of high pressure not a whole lot to look at there, no moisture for us as w

since 2015 there have been more than 6,000 k 2 emergency room visits, in new york city. people using k 2 have been brought in for everything from seizures to psychosis. homeless people account for most of new york's k 2 users but it has been growing in popularity in american teen teenagers. makes it the second most frequently used illegal drug among u.s. teens after marijuana. and drug moarmt officials say thenforcement officialssay the g into the united states, some community groups say america is simply repeating the mistakes made during the country's original war on drugs. whatever your view is, it's undeniable, that k-2 is creating problems in cities like dallas, louisville, and oklahoma city, here is a terrible look at what k-2 is taking here on the streets of new york. k 2 or spice, as it's called up, a combination of all these things wrapped up in one. >> it's potpourri sprayed with a little chemical. a little acid test. >> omg, oh my god. a marijuana high weed high with crack addiction. >> it is absolutely absurd. i watch these people die. >> third world country.

york. there are people that say you can't make these things legal. we did a story on safe injection sites for heroin. there are a lot of people who believe in needle exchange programs, but you're up against something when you say let's make marijuana legal because it's not something you want your kids smoking. >> we're up against stigma but we're not concentrating on the problem. no matter what we do, people are going to try access the drug. we want to make sure when they do use it they're placed in a safe environment. we have to step away from that antiquated mindset and think of ways to help the issue or help these people that are suffering from the drug problems. >> that's the issue, poverty mental illness and addiction. have you gotten much traction? why not dedicate a lot more resources than the city dedicating when it combs to homeless, the population i do some volunteer work with, none of them want to be in there, dangerous places where you're more likely to get addicted to drugs than get off them. poverty, mental illness drug use are wrucial

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. janet yellen says the chair will move slowly in raising interest rates. she spoke at the economic club of new york yesterday and cited an global economic slump and lower oil prices and stock market turbulence and issues that could affect the u.s. economy. yellen didn't specify a timetable for a further rate hike. >>> the dow finished 97 points higher yesterday. the s&p gained nearly 18 points. the nasdaq finished 79 points >>> instagram users compose 60-second videos. the time limit has been expanded from 15 seconds to a minute. up until now 60-second videos were only able to advertisers. >>> how about a pair of 4 million dollar sneakers? the world's most expensive shoes made by a chinese company lending way has several hundred carats and a solid gold pez. the shoes will be auctioned and they will be distributed to kids in need of shoes. >>> the woman will appear on the 10 dollar bill replacing alexander hamilton. treasury secretary jacob

there was some -- >> a week after new york. >> week after. the sanders wanted to it in new york.hey will come up up with another debate town hall forum. >> she's been good in every debate. she is good at debates and frankly where he is right now he deserves the dignity and respect of debating. >> you know what they are saying, they are saying he's not playing nice. you don't play nice after kindergarten in politics. >> look at the republican side and then we can talk about a playing nice. >> she some suggested she doesn't want to debate in new york because it is the home of wall street. what is bernie sanders talking about all the time, how she is beholden to wall street, investment companies, goldman sachs and she wants to get away from that issue and give him that issue which he would play up. >> he will play it up regardless if it is new york or pennsylvania. that is part of bernie's message and appeal. i have given money to both candidates and bernie said i want $27 for you because hillary wants 27,000. he is cheaper. >> thank you very much. we will see if that debate takes p

>> i could see how he is going to compete with trump in new york.t is a longer game for cruz. a victory here in wisconsin would mean more for him, so far behind in the polls. trump will hammer him on that for the next few weeks in new york. friends, thank you so much. we will talk to a trump senior adviser. if you are watching and washington, d.c., you can also listen to us on the radio, 99.1 fm. ♪ mark: joining us now from deep inside the beltway, senior adviser to donald trump, who amongst other duties is part of a delegate wrangling squad being put together in advance of the rnc in cleveland. he's a former campaign manager for ben carson. welcome back. >> thank you. you're really missing the traffic in washington. mark: [laughter] if you are teaching a campaign management school, at gw at somewhere else, in the topic came -- what would happen in a presidential campaign if the campaign manager was arrested, what would your answer be, just in general? >> if i were teaching a campaign manager, the first thing i would do is burn every textbook they h

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"today in new york's" katherine creag is in western new york where the investigation is full effect, kat? >> reporter: and michael, the father of the little girl said that he is destroyed. what we see here out of the intersection where that horrible tragedy happened. been growing in memory of that little girl. she was only 7 years old. the child and her mother walking hand in hand crossing this intersection were hit by the driver of an suv, we have video of that vehicle. the most recent surveillance video of the suv released by police. the driver of the black chevrolet tahoe at the corner of van buren place and 61st street turned as the little girl named shayla and her mother were crossing the street. the driver struck both of them even got out of the vehicle for several seconds looked at the child on the ground and the mother and took off. the child died at the hospital. she was the only child of her mother and father. so many people van buren, 61st street have left flowers and balloons. so many people were out here, angry about this driver hoping that he or she turns themselves in.

seems like having a little bit of that new york dna helped candidates from new york. >> we voted of course for donald trump. very important because he's the only one that can tap into stopping the corruption. >> he is beholden to no one. he's a billionaire and he is going to come out a billionaire. of these are just two of several new yorkers at the town center in boca raton who say they not only voted for trump, transplanted ones often have strong opinions. so there were a few people we found, i mean if you, who voted against trump. >> i voted for rubio against trump. in fact i even reregistered from independent to republican in order to vote against trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton did well too. >> who did you vote for? >> hillary. because i'm basically a democrat. and i would vote for anybody who got it out of the democratic party. i'm so disgusted with what's going on. >> reporter: then there were some new yorkers who in new york fashion have an identity crisis like this man in the make america great again hat. >> reporter: how did you vote for? >> i voted for bernie sanders. >> is

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to make tweets to york cab service. the sexual harassment rule amendment will state any touching of the sexual or any intimate parts of a person, whether directly or through clothing. the new definition of harassment goes on to include conversation, related to sexual acts, or any expression of a desire to have a relationship with another person. the current rule simply states engage in the harassment of any person. >> it actually doesn't even say sexual. it is harassment. abuse. threats. i think are the three words they use in the existing rule. >> reporter: but changes for harassment will include steeper fine, starting at $1,000. three points on a driver's license. and a 30-day suspension. >> if you are found to have done something inappropriate in terms of sexual contact, you will pay at least a $2,000 fine and definitely lose your license. >> reporter: they would not go on camera but they say there is an uptick of complaints in all categories, not just sexual harassment. going from 17,000 a year to about 21,000 compl

full of nuts new york, not the starbucks new york. >> right. >> right? the era of new york that you write about is a pre-giuliani, pre-cleaned up new york, pre everything that we now, disneyland kind of new york. it was the old rough and tumble and more interesting new york, right? >> yeah. definitely. it's -- yeah, 42nd street times square was -- still had this, sort of like that show, b movie. >> hookers and the drugs, right? that was when new york was new york, right? >> yeah, before disneyland moved in. >> right. but also the music scene in new york and the club scene in new york, which was important to you all getting going as a band. i was really interested in the distinction you made. i swear i had not thought of it this way or heard this. no wave as a genere of music? >> yeah. i mean, it's hard to describe no wave, like bands like teenage jesus and the jerks and dna and mars and suicide and -- but it was a very dissonant, kind of deconstructed rock sound. >> yeah. >> it wasn't -- there was -- a lot of it was really dense. and it was very -- almos

he is already in new york.we have it, presidential politics, new york style, something we don't see very often but we're seeing it this year. we're just getting started at this point. ashley: new york pizza. connell, thank you so much. wonderful job, connell. appreciate that. donald trump speaking live in appleton, wisconsin. we dipped in a little bit earlier. there he is speaking right now, moments ago, making a statement on abortion, donald trump. he told msnbc that women should be punished for illegal abortions if the united states bans the practice, calling it an issue for the states. hillary clinton quickly responded to this tweeting, just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. i am now joined by julie roginsky, fox news contributor, democratic strategist, ron christie republican strategist and former special assistant to former president george w. bush. i know you have shaking your head here, julie. what is trump thinking here? apparently taped interview with chris matthews for something that will ai

new york votes in less than three weeks. it matters. the new york primary. and the next big primary is even sooner. it's wisconsin. this coming tuesday. so let's get started, and welcome, governor john kasich, republican from ohio. >>> welcome to queens. you know you're in donald trump's home bureau? >> i didn't know that. if i had known that, i would have studied it. i know i'm going to get good pizza when this is over. that's what i know. that's more important. >> that's the pandering we want to hear. >> you don't use a knife and fork for your pizza, fold it and eat it like a new yorker, right? >> well, come on, chuck. i grew up in the keys rock. we didn't have silverware. >> let's start with a question that actually is almost the most common one i get and i bet you get it too. what the heck is happening in the republican party? >> well, look, a lot of these people that are here today, they think the system is ripping them off. i mean, they're worried about hear jobs, chuck. they're worried about getting a wage increase. they put their money in the bank, a