so,pl zelda and people who work for him knew that he was a beast.ebo wasn't just having affairs but it was about conquest, conquest of m man he yelled out and put down and women sexually. any more questions? how did you develop your wonderful interviewing skills and if you were to advise somebody doing interviews like you've been doing, what would ooyou say? >> listen. to be a good listener. that you don't need to talk. let the silence work for you. ask a question. don't jump in and interrupt. and that confidence that you're nott some shark. you don't go into an initial interview you won't have the person's attention but listening i think is a key ingredient of journalism and one of the reasons why, one of the things that concerns me about the nature all these pendants are expressing opinions and they are not listening. how dodo you know who's going to win, and the ability to listen disappears and that i think isk good journalism. the hollywood moguls of the 30s, 40s and 50s on the casting couch and how many of them allegedly did or enough on it.rep

i said, harvey, tell me about where we need you and zelda perkins. this is where you are now. i said, i want to know. did you attempt to rape me? when did you actually at the time i was told he had actually raped her, which was inaccurate. if i published it, it would have been false. he didn't. he attempted to rape her. she escaped and he stood up. he got up from his small conference table about table the size he was on the in there close to where bradley would be. and i was here and he came over here and stood above me, and he clenched his fists and his lip trembled and he said, if you publish that, it will destroy the lives of my three teenage daughters. it will destroy my marriage. you can't do that. so at that point, i said, i'm not going to sit down and let this guy take a poke at me. i'm going to stand up and and face him face to face. as soon as i did, this was the amazing thing. harvey started to cry. and i don't mean i don't mean small tears rolling down his cheek. i mean, he was sobbing out of control, sobbing and which was extraordinary because he was really afraid

so zelda perkins and people who work for him that he was a beast. it wasn't just having affairs, it was about conquest and conquest of men who he yelled at and put down andconquest of women sexually . any more questions? >> wothis would take another evening but how did you develop your wonderful interviewing skills and if you were to advise somebody doing interviews like you have been doing what would you say? >> listen, be a good listener . you don't need to talk. let the silence work for you ask a question and don't jump in and interrupt them . let them talk and it will build that confidence to that you're not some shark. you don't go into it and l an initial interview like drilling teeth. you will have the person's attention but listening i think is a key ingredient of journalists and one of the reasons why, one of the reasons that concerns me about the nature of journalism, you watch the cable networks and all these pundits are expressing opinions and they're not listening. was going to win the election, let me tell you who's going to win the el

i spoke to harvey, tell me about rowena and zelda burke. >> he says what do you want to know? >> i want to know did you attempt to rape rowena-- actually at the time i was told he had actually raped her. which was inaccurate. if i'd published it, it would have been false and he attempt today rape her and she escaped. he stood up, got from the small conference able. he was close to where bradley would be and i was here and he came over and stood above me and he clenched his fists and his lips trembled, if you publish that it will destroy the lives of my three teenage daughters and my wife, and i'm not going to sit and let this guy take a poke at me. so i stood up and harvey started crying, and i don't mean small tears rolling down his cheeks, he was sobbing, out of control sobbing, which was extraordinary an and he was afraid and no one had exposed him before. i couldn't expose him because i didn't have any woman on the record and the new yorker is not the inquirer and we don't publish rumors. so i kept in mind harvey and knew he was a predator and in 2015, when the italian mod

this is a publican congressman elite zelda it is the republican nominee for governor pretty endorsement against incumbent governor kathy local. ... mcadams orner knows her mom that her. >> crime is new york city is that more than 31% over the past five years according to the nypd pre-that includes a murder, rape, robbery for those are pretty alarming numbers for there were the main topic striving voters to the polls here in new york. so take a look here the latest college pole you're looking at leading republican congressman elite zelda and by ten percentage points. but among likely voters that lead and narrowed to just 83 the crime crisis is hitting close to home for at least zelda because just last week there's a drive-by shooting right in front of his house on long island for his daughters were inside doing homework when the shots were fired. they were not hurt but still a scary situation. today on sunday morning future zelda and said if he is elected he will declare a statewide crime crisis pointing to the importance of backing the blue, listen. oxo will win this race because we hav

and supposedly, the story was that a harvey attempted to rape rowena and that seld -- zelda head theight to prosecute him, to bring e it to police. no one had ever, in all the previous years, had ever brought harvey to trial or threatened him or, nor did he sign any, which he did later on, any nondisclosure agreements. what happened was they threatened him, and he got nervous. he flewhi over to london with hs business affairs person, steve, who was an enabler -- if you read the nondisclosure agreement, it's quite obvious that he knew what was going on. and in any case, harvey suppressed them from speaking out, got them to sign nondisclosure agreements. i went to the courts in london and the courts in new york, and i said why can't i find any evidence of criminal trial evidence or filings, lawsuits, etc. etc., about this case? and then i learned why. and the answer was that what harveyld would do when someone brought a claim against him -- privately, usually -- he would say, he would have his lawyer meet them and say here's x number of dollars. in this case it was $500,000, 250 each.

nobody cares about kathy uncle who one zelda one. here's the thing. the problem that political left has is that they want to solve all these problems abstract lik climate change and you can't measure climate change. the things that are nearby like crime like safe streets that they don't want to talk about. i think the american people are fed up. i think you're seeing that you will see some surprises on election day and i think the governor's race be one of them. >> i hope so this place is getting difficult >> up next la scott drugs, crim and foul odors. >> welcome back. la's homeless can keep clean with their very own streets washing machine. if you're in la squatter, your tent may have electricity and water. mom la's homeless are getting s boldor siphoning water from the city streets and hooking up appliances. the city has more illegal hookups than our kelly. several encampments have their own washing machines. some even have flower beds. it may as well put that street put to good use. >> 's business owners and other locals are pretty fed at they'v b

the story was that harvey attempted to rape rowena and zelda that you prosecute him, to bring into the police police. no one can ever know the sears we tried to threaten him when he signed disclosure. which he did later on. what happened was they threatened him he got nervous. he flew over too london with his business affairs versus steve who was an enabler if you read the nondisclosure agreement is quite obvious what was going on. non-disclosure agreements. i went to the courts in london and the courts in new york, and i said, why can't i find any evidence of criminal trial evidence or file filings, lawsuit, etc., about this case? and then i learned why. and the answer was that what harvey would do when someone brought a claim against him privately, usually he would say he was to have his lawyer meet them and say, here's x number of dollars in this case, it was almost $500,000 to 50 each. and in return and you have to sign this nondisclosure agreement, the nondisclosure agreement means you can't tell anyone, you can't tell your parents, you can't tell you your husband, you can't tell

i said, harvey, tell me about rowena and zelda perkins. he said what you want to know? i said i want to know, did you attempt to rape -- action at the time i was told it actually raped, which was inaccurate if i published it would've been false. he attempted to rape her. she escaped. he stood up come he got up from this small conference table, table, he was on the end of their close to where ravi would be and i was here. he came over here and stood above me and he clenched his fists and his lip trembled, and he said, if you publish that it will destroy the lives of my three teenage daughters. it will destroy my marriage. you can't do that. so at that point like i said, i'm going to stand up. and face him face-to-face. as soon as i i did, this is an amazing thing, harvey started to cry. and i don't mean, i don't mean small tears rolling down his cheek. i mean he was sobbing out of control sobbing. which was extraordinary because he was really afraid that this was going to finally exposing. no one had ever exposed to before. but i couldn't exposing because i didn't have a

zelda and says governor hochul is starting to speak about the state crime crisis after ducking the issue for months now. >> is absolutely driven by politics. losing her lead in the polls, the most recent poll that came out on friday actually show that we are starting to pull ahead of her. she has decided because she wants to save kathy hochul that she wants to talk about crime. we've been talking about crime because we've been talking about wanting to save the state. >> in michigan polls show republican challenger to dixon within four points of governor gretchen whitmer there as they prepare to take that debate stage, dixon pointing out how americans are tired of the left you on education. >> t the factor the matter is ty do not want to talk about these radical positions on and gender school sex and gender in school. republican states are focused on reading, writing, math. they are making sure they have gas tax holidays and they are making sure they have money back in the pockets of their people. >> at michigan governor's race is tightening commode republicans are more concerned about fe

as -- it -- if hochul's leaders anywhere in the range, zelda and is likely leading in every battleground and there are several of them. joining me now is congressman lee zeldin one of those republicans running, mark moeller not. do you believe you can win enough voters in new york city and on long island? >> congressman zeldin: absolutel y. i'm not in this race to come in second, laura. all in. we are feeling that momentum. we have the energy, the issues are on our side. we are going to be pulling of the vote that we need to from inside of the city and outside the city to win this race. we seek with the polling no, you are covering it as far as what the issues are that matter most to new yorkers. they are not getting the leadership from a corrupt governor who is pandering to pro-criminal allies in the state legislature and in her place. you have another -- getting past and as a result, people are getting hurt. you have woke d.a.s refusing to enforce the law. so from the issue of crime to the economy and tax on freedoms and more, even independence and democrats are saying that this is too

the latest quinnipiac poll shows zelda and trailing by just four points in the new york governor's raceand crime ranked as a top concern for new york voters. the new york city police department is on track to see more than 4,000 cops retire or resign before the end of the year. a rate not seen since post 9/11 exodus. over 2,000 officers have already fled the forest which is a 42% jump from last year. what's going to happen to new york as a result of this? >> we are going to be simply short-staffed more than we are now. we are seeing police officers retire and we are not seeing people join the ranks in the same numbers and frankly, carley, i can't blame some of these officers. policing has been a very dangerous job. he always run the risk of danger, being shot, things like that. in new york city you also risk losing your pension for wrestling with a suspect and pressing their diaphragm. you lose qualified immunity so you have personal liability for doing your job. so we have more investigatory entities that investigate police officers more than any other large city. it's almost not even

york republican congressmen lee selden this wee and why his twin that 16 -year-old autos were inside zelda and is it running for governor of new york but please do not believe the shooting was targeted at him or his family. to the place with time. the place for the family's home in long island. selden's daughters were not hurt . it two, 17 -year-old boys were injured. the shooter remains on the periodic, came in florida a hig school student body slimming a police officer after the cop tried to break up a fight between two other kids. other students and staffers and dripping that help the officer get back on top. the attacking student got arrested for battery of an officer with the police chief there seeing the unprovoked attack quoting despicable. and overall, colorado thieves used a car to crack open a liquor store smashing in the front window on purpose to stea an atm, e cigarettes, a gun eve a bit green machine. according to the store owner who , by the way, needs of that store to support his own family including kids in college and his family in africa. he is asking for help in findin

independents are aligning with zelda and over crime and inflation vigil for report on that for you. alexandria ocasio cortez heckled by fellow progressives, got to watch this. >> voting to start a thermonuclear war with russia and china. why not right now? >> around that. stuart: she's the one who said the purpose of protest is to make people uncomfortable. we will get into that. conservatives in america want to see a negotiated settlement between russia and ukraine. what does ukraine's former president think of that? i will ask him because he's on the show next. stuart: the markets this morning, the nasdaq is down 144 points following a positive report on consumer sentiment. when consumer sentiment improved the nasdaq went down maybe because they thought the fed would be raising interest rates. russian troops launched deadly missile strikes on the ukraine port city of vic love --viclav. what is the latest? >> good morning, the russians are starting to evacuate civilians from the occupied region and destroying so many lives in the process. take a look. 72-year-old tatyana stands ami

resulting closing on governor kathy huchul, 9 murders on the subway this year and a shooting outside zelda's home on long island, that is turning the tide. imagine deep blue new york going red. i don't see how democrats can turn this around, their attitude toward inflation is wait till next year when extensive subsidies come through. inflation hurts now. too late on the economy, there is universal agreement recessions are here now or coming soon. crime, democrats can't walk away from defund the police and no cash bail. we vote 3 weeks from today. second hour of varney just getting started. here is david of fellow. the economy is top issue. republicans have a 17 seat advantage in the house, pretty good. what is your prediction. >> very good night for republicans and as you point out we see the continuing shift of independent voters to voting for republican candidates and look at the last 40 years. it is where independents go in midterm elections that decide the party in power, what their final number ends up being and in every election, majority control, independents of gone double digit to

paul: so hogle has hit zelda and on abortion but she was running abortion and saying he's an extremistn. recently noticed she's not running those. now she's hitting the cells and on guns and complaining he would support concealed carry laws on buses in public places. that sounds to me, kyle, like hitting back on crime and attempt to hit back on crime, how do you see it? >> yes. think that is right for the prom with both of those problems guns and abortion and democrats in albany of super majorities in the statehouse and in the state senate. so the idea that leads eldon is going to go into the governor's mansion and make new york an open carry steak or change the abortion laws trust does not fly. the other thing that is remarkable about this as their other blue states have a history of sending a republican governors to the capitol to be a check on progressives. our charlie baker in massachusetts, phil scott in vermont. correct so far should know republicans are going to lose maryland and massachusetts this year after two terms. they are going to go back to progressive government. kim, l

zelda and seems like a nice guy. he's very polite. he's a very tough guy he was a prosecutor he so paratrooper yes breeze going to go to tougher i kathy. she's why that worst politicians i've ever seen. she's a national joke and a complete disgrace i wish she would go harder on her. lexi certainly hasn't her with. obviously the governor said she wishes the selden family well but nobody wants anything like this to happen. you are advising let's pretend kathy trend went on this issue. what do you tell her she really is losing on crime. >> what i would tell her and i am not advising her i would say you have to distance yourself now from the liberal criminal justice policies state democratic party and its legislative leaders and city leaders had taken. cashless bale has got to go. you've got to prosecute violent crime. and if i were elite zeldin i would do it tom suggested. i would be tough on one tough on the democrats and take the message to her on crime, on corruption and on the economy. >> yes, because guess what? if there is in fact

telling voters zelda and is the guide to to turn new york around. >> you need someone to go in there and clean house in albini and lee is the guy to do that. think about responsiveness of government and having a leader that can actually get things done. >> the governor kathy hochul's campaign pulling and own names for support. this. >> on november 8, there is an election for governor in new york and the stakes could not be any higher. my friend governor kathy hochul is the best person for the job hands down. >> prime is the hot topic. as selden says he will declare a state wide crime crisis on day one. i crime plant of her own talking about the violence on new york city subways. but she had to address a controversial comment she made during the debate when she said she did not understand why crime is so important to her opponent. >> it did not mean i didn't say crime was important that the mischaracterization crime is very important people are concerned about it there's a lot of fear out there for. >> early voting is now underway in new york for governor helpful right now only has a

zelda and has criticized for deflecting responsibility for the immigration crisis and for soft stateity sees that incentivize illegal entries. but that wrestle closer. as congressman campaigns on crime. it really is america's crime crisis that is affecting him personally. two teenagers shot outside his home david lee miller has details. >> republican congressman was back campaigning for new york governor this morning launching in the club estate parade. he was joined by his twin 16-year-old daughters. sunday afternoon a gunman opened fire outside of the family the family's long island home. >> the bullet was found right here. >> the congressman and his wife were painting, but the daughters were in the kitchen when they heard gunfire. he hid in the bathroom and called for help. 217-year-olds outside were shot at the cover in the front yard. the shooter got away. >> i am greatly concerned about crime. this is something that motivated me to get into this race to run for governor. >> police say that it was a drive-by shooting monot link to them, except for the random location perilously

there is a red wave coming in is going to be a tsunami it could very well take people likely zelda and the governor's office. >> should note polling is not a science is more of an art. was i was a poster for a while. the real clear politics some of their outages that should republicans will win 53 seats including the closely watch a pennsylvania race which was a key for republicans but also georgia, arizona, and nevada. democrats only with 47 seats. your take customer center scott from florida said republicans are going to win 55 seats which would include what new hampshire and maybe washington? >> amazing this map is suddenly changing the way it is so quickly but look at nay silver for example. he said democrats had a 71% chance of taking back the senate just one month ago. he then put out yesterday, this is now a dead heat. he is telling his friends this is a dead heat which means republicans are going to have a very good night not just in the house but in the senate. i want to go back to the whole thanksgiving we played at the beginning of the sound but i am old enough to member jen

throughout the campaign zelda has blamed hogle's policies for the spike in crime arguing he is the besthoice for new yorkers. quick say what his boldness and encourage understanding this can happen to anyone. whether it's for them it could happen to other people in their lives. they went to cda's enforcing the law up or they want law enforcement to be supported and they want to roll back croke pro- criminal laws but cash was built. >> is currently dwindle she's energized by the polling running like an underdog working to convince voters crimes are top priority she did address the controversial comments made during the debate when she said she did not understand why crime is so important to her opponent, listen. >> didn't mean i said crime is not important that is a mischaracterization bird crime is very important people are concerned about it. there's a lot of fear out there. let's just ten days out from the elections, back to full say hogle only has a four-point lead over congressman's eldon. as you know we'll keep our eyes on this it looks like it's going to be close. eric: will be he

we saw in new york greatly zelda in our great candidate for governor somebody tried to take his lifen the stage at a political rally. the guy was let out the next day. that is what is going on the people are furious about. that is why it's a major issue in a lot of these races and democrats will not walk away from the defend the police and their cashless bail approach that has failed so many cities across america. shannon: year the words to describe your agenda they called extreme mag agenda parade this is what speaker pelosi said about the issue of abortion. she said 166 house republicans including geo- pete webb school's have sponsored a life begins at conception bill that would criminalize all abortion after the moment of fertilization without exception for rape, incest or the health of the woman that position does not pull well with voters so how do you defend it? hugs i'm not a cosponsor of the bill for the bill i am a cosponsor as a born live act which says it if a baby is born alive outside the womb you cannot murder that baby and called abortion. which by the way that is lega

in consumer banking, 34% more zelda transactions -- zelle transactions. the win for these banks. >> it is the win and very political. again, jamie dimon answered the question. tom: this is a huge issue. we will speak with one of the experts on the future of banking. thomas's chief executive officer of this. he is definitive on the pulse of american banking. tom, when did they capitulate and realize that the future is digital banking? >> that is happening right now, right in front of us. what was remarkable during the covid period was how much digital engagement there was. we have been watching very carefully to see if they would slip back after covid came to an end. that has not happened. we think it would be good for consumers and take friction out. it will help with expenses with these big banks and make them profitable. tom: maybe this is a little bit outside, but there is a risk-free rate. finally, we have the math back to where it was. are there zombie banks to be merged? >> we think it will restart. when things are disorderly is when consolidation a

mainly roll row and zelda have become really studental in helping bring multicraft core crim patrol the construction trade credits to this your. local college does not offer the classes and it is the only place where locals learn construction trades. we run 9 cohorts with over 100 graduateds and the vast majority have -- received jobs with local units or with local construction companies the impact this had is e menstrual. our rural community we are supportive and hope you material out in our area and bring san front to the mountains. thank you. >> thank you. i have gone tr low income living you in a status of goodness. actually. and i want to say that because of sfpuc i have gone somewhere with myself rather than stuck in i low income your so thank you. >> thank you. your line is open you have 2 minutes. caller are you well in can you hear me? great. commissioners thank you for the opportunity i'm lisa beautifuler a senior principal with stantec consulting. az a furthermore stantec is committed to inclusion and diversity and committed to giving back to the communities we live and work