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york. >> now, new york city as well. and new york city in five days, new york city marathon, tens of hundreds of people, all in the five boroughs. >> the new york city police department is structured to protect the marathon. 26 miles of intense crowds, no question about it. when they get into manhattan, probably a million people watching the route. there'll be a lot of blocking cars involved with the marathon as they always do. they will increase that. >> what kind of changes were put in place for the marathon after the attacks of the boston marathon? >> we put in cameras. we had a lot more portable cameras that we put in, all along the route. we wanted to increase as much camera exposure as possible, increase the number of police officers assigned. overall, increase the security where there are significant crowds. generally speaking, the crowds are pretty thick. some thicker than others. >> that's why generally day-to-day you have a significant presence in time square. not necessarily an average neighborhood in downtown

we're staying on top of the breaking news in new york city. eight people killed in this terrorist attack, more than a dozen injured. we're getting more information. we'll update all of our viewers right after this quick break. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have

the president weighing in on the new york city terror attacks that happened in new york city. he did yell allahu akbar when he was and preended. reporter: the president tweeted about ways happening in new york city. this is the full quote. in new york city it looks like another attack by a very sick and deranged person. law enforcement is following this closely. not in the usa! the president tweeting saying it looks like another attack by a very sick and deranged person. law enforcement is following this closely. then in all caps the. not in the usa! in the last 45 minutes fox's justice department producer confirmed not only is federal law enforcement involved, it's a joint fbi-nypd investigation. if the fbi is investigating this as terrorism, the federal law enforcement confirmed the driver when he got out of that home depot rental truck was yelling alloyelling -- was yelling allau akbar. liz: steve, 29-year-old suspect, two handguns. they recovered a paintball gun and bb gun. we need your reaction to that. the new york city mayor and governor said new york city is a city of

to talk about new york. and this is what those children had to say. >> what tune do you think is be new york or l.a.? >> new york. >> how come? >> because everybody wishes they live in new york. and you don't need to be stuck in a car all day and those stuff. >> what do you think is better, new york or l.a.? >> new york. >> how come? >> what -- how come? we're the best city in the world. no explanation. hands down. >> what's better, l.a. or new york? >> i'm going to say l.a. because i like l.a., it has lego land, and it even has my mom's sister. my mom's brother here. >> what's better, new york or l.a.? >> definitely new york. >> how come? >> because we don't have the kardashians. [ laughter ] >> what's the worst thing about new york? >> people are fat. >> why are people so fat in new york? >> they eat some cakes. >> what do you think is better, new york or l.a.? >> new york. >> how come? >> because in l.a., all they have is just fake food and in new york it's real food. >> who's in charge of new york? >> go

>>> tonight, breaking news here in new york city. the deadly truck rampage. authorities investigating an act of terror. at least eight dead, more than a dozen hurt. the death toll growing as we come on the air. authorities say a pickup truck makes a, quote, purpose full turn onto a bike path on the west side highway. the crime scene stretching several blocks. ending not far from one world trade. tonight here, the video of the suspect. reportedly shot by police. seen outside the truck. and this evening, we've learned that truck was a home depot rental. new york city police on high alert tonight,it millions out for halloween. and this was one of their worst fears. that someone could use a vehicle as a weapon. and at this hour, we've learned president trump has now been briefed on the act of terror in his hometown. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening on this tuesday night. halloween. and sadly, it will be remembered for what the mayor declared late today was an act of terror that ended not far from ground zero here in new york.

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people are concerned but new york city has been too much worse, new york being new york is an incredible city and people are strong, this is a diverse city, this is nothing that is going to shake up new yorkers. they have seen much worse. they have triumphed. i am not worried about that. in the long run though i am worried about these lone wolf attacks, especially with the administration we have in the white house, balancing national security and civil liberties. because exactly the very end goal some of these radical islamist groups are pursuing by taking out attacks in the uk, france, germany and especially the united states and canada, is for us to overrea ct united states and canada, is for us to overreact and one of those overreactions to be by curbing civil liberties, but that has taken several centuries to build. he said you think this is a lone wolf attacks, presumably that kind of attacks, presumably that kind of attack is difficult for the security services to prepare for? it is and it is not. it's difficult because when you don't have the organisational links and the organisat

charles: tragic event in new york city. we've been targeted before, we've thwarted a lot of attempts. some we know publicly, perhaps a lot more, so your thoughts on this, someone rents a home depot truck and drives into manhattan, goes on a bike path and hits everything that he could hit, then gets out brandishing two guns, one was a paint ball gun apparently, and the other is a pellet gun. quick thinking police officer brings him down and we're left wondering what can we do to stop this in the future? >> well, it's very hard to say because in a way success has brought this about because we have done well in iraq and the fighting in the homeland essentially of isis and they are now and i think will be in the future, transmit their violence near us, rather than fighting in the middle east, and i think that it's going to be with us for a long time. i wish it weren't so, and new york has a better chance of avoiding it than any other place because you have a superb police force, it has done a marvelous job in a lot of difficult

a history of new york city from 1898 to 1919. two decades in the making, the book traces new york's transformation into one of the world's greatest cities. make wallace joins me now from chicago. another one of the world's great cities. i'm pleased to have him on this program. professor, so the first book covered 375 years. this one is only 20, why were these years 1898 to 1919 so important? >> this was a period when new york became a recognizably modern city that we're familiar with now. it also moved from 1898 when it merged with brooklyn and manhattan and the outer boroughs, so called, to 1919 when it was an established megalopolis. the amount of material that was available to reckon with in doing this 20 year period was enormous because it has been a very hot subject. and it's now possible to do relatively easy research online because so many books of when theas had been digitized. but the choice of 1919 as an end point is the point when new york becomes the def corival to london for the status of financial capitol. world. >>

in new york there's some schools nearby it's a very busy part of new york and today is also halloween so presumably a lot of people would have got out of work early just how busy was that area at that particular time. the streets were packed this incident happened a little before four p.m. local time when a lot of people were getting off work. again this happened in lower manhattan in an area that's densely populated with businesses and even schools just a few blocks from the world trade center site there's actually a school that was about a half block from where the incident took place that school went on and media lockdown and it's been completely evacuated also this is a hollow in a. period here in the united states that tomorrow is hollow i mean a holiday here and there's actually a big. festival that happens in this neighborhood actually this evening where people dress up and walk along the streets and what have you were told the new york city police have to have a plan to have extra security out at that but this is an area that is densely populated businesses around here lots of

new york times and the washington post. you were mentioning about the news organizations in the central part of america. perhaps you were saying yourself that some of these may have to go out of business. dean baquet: i think local news is in deep trouble. i think the financial model that "the post" and "new york times" has managed their way through, the decline in print advertising, i think a lot of newspapers have cut their newsrooms to the point that ist -- that it is hard for them to charge the amount of money that are news organizations charge. i think there are entire sections of america that are not covered. i grew up in a newspaper in new orleans that is a terrific newspaper. i am sure the staff is a tiny fraction of what it was. you know, my guess is there are places like mississippi and alabama that do not cover their congressional delegations because they do not have washington bureaus. they do not have washington correspondents, and unless their members of congress are very powerful figures that become national

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube aren't bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news well donald trump who has long been waging a post in a war against so-called fake media hasn't missed the chance to lash out again he tweeted that if outlets are making things up perhaps licenses should be revoked and late on wednesday the president also accused the press of dishonesty. no the press should speak more honestly and i've seen tremendously dishonest gross it's not even a question of distortion and so when they make up stories like that that's just made up. the generals will tell you that and then they have their sources that don't exist in my opinion they don't exist they make up the sources there are no. the debate over social media content is also heating up across the atlantic. regulations on internet giants sparking freedom of speech later in the program we'll have a good look at that. for now as the battle against eisold in debt is all profits continues has been traveling with the syrian army

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we continue to follow breaking news from new york city. eight people have been killed in what authority are calling a terrorist act. new details of the truck attack coming up. >>> a clear and cool halloween temperatures in the 50s and with the low dew point we are dropping quickly overnight and the winds diminishing and a touch of frost ain big warm-up in the accuweather forecast. >>> philadelphia eagles make a big trade before the deadline, ducis rogers has the story when "action news" continues tonight. do your research.nd. find the best fit. why not do the same for your prescription drug plan? at silverscript, we're experts in medicare part d. and 5 million people, just like you, trust us every day. with no deductible and lower monthly premiums, we could help you save money and get better coverage on thousands of prescriptions. so take a closer look at silverscript. we think you'll like what you see. >>> we are back live in lower manhattan where night is now falling after a terrorist attack that killed eight people and injured at least

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york city, new jersey and new york city. tell me what you're feeling is about how we approach that now under the current administratio administration, and what, if anything needs to change gimmick >> the thing that needs to change, the one dynamic that needs to change his political correctness. stop the political correctness. the reality is you are not racial profiling when you are looking for terrorists. your criminal profiling. that's what you're doing. you are looking for certain people that do certain things that associate with certain people, that live in certain areas, that attend certain mosques. if you have a basic idea of what you are looking for, and you go find that. you look for them, you interview people, you collect intelligence. >> martha: are we hamstrung in this area in new york right now? >> we are, because people are afraid to admit that there's a real problem. the bottom line is, these people are out there. they are out there. >> martha: when i talk mayor de blasio stand up there, this is a difficult mome

the "new york times," coming from "the new york times." i've not seen that count so high in any other source. anyone's guess. and dan, we're trying to ascertain the exact timing of events here because it was thought this was exclusively all downtown when in fact this driver, the shooter, might have been creating bedlam some blocks north, midtown, if you're familiar with new york city. west side highway connects the north and south of manhattan. west side highway to hudson river what do you make of what you're hearing hear? >> that is a key fact to determine if that happened. there's quite a distance for new yorkers out there like me between the 40s where this -- where there's some reports where this initially happened, where this truck entered on to the bike path and downtown. the key point here, although obviously motive right now is in the air, nobody knows why this happened. maybe we can speculate till tomorrow morning or when we find out. i don't think there's any question at this point it was deliberate. if this person did enter in th

back to you in new york. lauren: and he gave himself some wiggle room or the president will welcome -- he will also meet with federal reserve chair janet yellen and interview candidates to lead the central bank. her current term expires in february. cheryl: now to the latest in the harvey wines in scandal. private equity firm is in talk to by the weinstein company. her writing at least for now an immediate capital into the company. both companies have made no mention of a possible deal value. lauren: meanwhile to participate in the participating by phone. he is still a member of the board. the producers guild of america has terminated its membership. that happened yesterday. cheryl: well, a new warning from north korea. pyongyang said the nuclear war may break out at any moment. the north deputy u.n. ambassador subjected to a direct nuclear threat from the united states and has the right to possess nuclear weapons in self defense. he also says the entire u.s. mainland is within the north's firing range. meanw

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york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube are in bed the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. as the battle against i sold and dead as oprah fans continues he has been traveling with the syrian army to get first hand experience from the frontline. ice is making it. he's one of the jihad just briefly showing himself the way to. following the liberation of the syrian army is now advancing on ice so positions to the north west over years of islamic state control have caused massive damage to the how to live village on surrounding areas. as witnessed the horrifying legacy left behind by the terrorists. liberating this village was just part of the job holding it is another. day and night the syrian army and the isis skirmish at its edges in the meantime fresh forces pouring in preparation for the next push against the jihad ists still there's more to it had low was taken less than two days ago after an isis occupation that lasted years and left its mark everywhere these small village even hosted an isis pr

breaking news out of new york city. the nypd confirms they're responding to reports of shots fired in lower manhattan. it's a chaotic scene not far from the world trade center right now. what appears to be victims on a bike path along the west side highway. police say one person is in custody. this is a developing new situation. it's breaking right now. we're trying to get all the details as well get them. let's get right to cnn's jason carroll in new york. jason, what more can you tell us about the incident? >> reporter: well, apparently, jake, this started 20 or so minutes ago. that's when we first started getting reports from the nypd that there were shots fired in the downtown area you mentioned there, the area around chambers street and the west side highway. a very busy bike path. a very busy running path not far from the freedom tower as well as the world trade center memorial down there. apparently what we're hearing is that there were shots fired. there is some video there of a truck that has appeared to have c

people are concerned but new york city has been through much worse and new york being new york is an incredible city, people are extremely strong, this is a very diverse city and this is nothing that's going to shake up new yorkers, they've seen much worse and they've triumphed so i'm not worried about that. the us national security analyst there. on the line now is an eyewitness to the terror attack. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. where were you when this attack happened? i was driving down the west side highway near the high school, i don't remember the cross street, maybe mike moy or charmers. you were close by, what did you see? i was looking down at my phone and then my uber driver started screaming, saying, look, the car is ploughing down people. then i looked andi ploughing down people. then i looked and i saw three or four people lying on the ground with bikes smashed and they all were covered in blood. because it was a cross from the high school i thought it was a halloween performance. today there are people wearing lots of masks and make up. the driver says no, no, no,

>> i've lived in new york city my whole life. i'm surprised it happened down here, yes, but surprised it happened at all, no, because anything can happen in new york. >> reporter: just a matter of time. >> yes. >> reporter: thank you. anthony, back to you. >> let me set the scene, this is new york police department audio, two-way radio traffic from the officer describing the chilly scene on the bike path as he rushes to the scene. >> people on the ground. we need help all the way to chambers. i have four or five people on the ground. >> we have people. you know, we got multiple casualties, a mass casualty situation here. >> stop transmitting from the vehicle. >> all right, there you see the scene that the officer is describing you heard him say we need buses, this is multiple casualties. he was approaching the bike path. you see the mangled bicycles that littered the path after he went about four blocks, hitting everything in his way. you're looking there at the truck that he drove. it's a home depot rental truck. as you can see,

i think dean is proud of his coverage at the "new york times." i think we investigated pretty much every aspect of donald trump's life and career. that said, there were networks that carried him live, all of those rallies, without saying what was true or false for hours on end largely because of the ratings. i don't happen to believe that was the right thing to do, is to carry him uninterrupted rally after rally after rally. where i think that we -- what i think we failed and i think the press in general failed was what we didn't do before donald trump ever became a candidate. once he became a candidate we took him very seriously as a candidate. and did those investigations that i just talked about. but before he was a candidate i think we should have done a better job of writing about the level of anxiety and grievance that existed in vast swaths of the united states and we should have brought that more to the fore. we needed to do a better job of listening to all of america, and we are determined to do that going forward. >> terrific. >>> yes,

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york in new york times and you tube and bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. well meanwhile the new york times is also essential to have a story it's a previously claimed antivirus software produced by the russian based company cast bestie has been used by moscow to spy on the u.s. however an investigation by germany cyber security agency says there's no evidence . remember plans to warn against the use of conspiracy products since we have no evidence of misconduct by the company this is in itself it seems that the story behind has more questions than answers it all started with the new york times reporting that the so-called russian hackers that the parent of the paper believes have connections with the russian government had been using kaspersky a lot of software to get classified information from the foreign intelligence and security agencies and kloden americas and as a national security agency the paper claims this information is coming from israel's officials who shared it with n.s

hampshire or iowa or new york. we're going to be giving people a fight fighting for opportunity for all and we'll be excited about election day. >> there have been internal divisions within the democratic party as well. and there's been a lot of tension reported on within the dnc and recent stash shake-up. what is the source of the rift. how much potentially of an impairment is it on the races? >> it's not at all. any family will have differing views and differing conversations, that's welcome. and we always welcome that and we still come back together for the bigger priority. look, i have a lot of family and friends that can disguise what they are going to relate what they are going to do with the northwestern michigan state game. we come back together to engage as a people and that's happening in our elections. you look at the reality that the races we've been winning across the country have been happening because people understand what's at stake and not sitting on the sidelines. look at west chester county in n

new york's not alone in offering universal free lunch. boston, chicago, dallas, detroit, and philadelphia have similar programs. and new york city school system, 75% of the children were already eligible for free or reduced lunch. the criteria was an annual family income less than $37,000 for a family of three. yet one-third of those kids who qualified chose not to eat. and the participation rates get worse. as the children grow older. advocates hope the free lunch program will get rid of lunch shaming, when students decide to skip lunch rather than show they can't afford to pay for it. supporters say this will help all families save about $300 a year. joining us to talk about whether universal free lunch is the right is a new york city councilmember. also jim fetakukis with the american enterprise institute. ben, why don't we start with this. this was a program that you were very much in favor of. why is that, and tell also little bit about your personal experience too. >> new york city is one of the wealthiest cities in the world. and i

you can read them in "the new york times." if you want to talk to me about the larger issues, if you want to talk to me about this way treating girls and women, then i am happy." atization -- my poor mother who is quite elderly had to receive a phone call is corroboration. did she remember me telling her this story in 1984? that wasn't easy for her. and i think for the most part i want to say i've received a lot of support and a lot of cheering. i'm a feminist. and part of feminist community's. feminist have surrounded me and said, "way to go." amy: irin carmon, finally, hearing that "the new york times" had started a story to years ago but the story did not go forward, what people can learn now and how you think this these to be dealt with? i want to end with a response of louise godbold in l.a. on how people have responded to you. we have less than a minute. >> i think what to look at how we normalize this kind of behavior, how these kinds of abuses of power and acceptance of the kind of power dynamic that we have been talki

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york and new york times and you tube aren't bad the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. donald trump threatened to pull the rug from under the landmark around nuclear deal this week it infuriated everyone involved in a lot of people not happy his reasons other reactions next on this channel. what we want is to put an end to nuclear testing and then to move towards a world free of nuclear weapons and to do that we have to bring countries who seek or who out of this ambition to understand that their national security doesn't depend on the possession of nuclear weapons. manufactured. public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. we can all middle of the room see. the real news. the big story from last week and go into this next one to the historic nuclear agreement with iran very much in jeopardy of the president trump announced friday that he won't certify to runs compliance for that deal stark go it alone move may be it defies it ministration and america's allies it's also despite the global nuclear watchdog saying that iran in fact has almost its end of the

and that's not just true in new york or california or connecticut or new jersey. it's true across the whole country. and my dear friend, the chairman of the finance committee, state of utah, because of the great charity of his people, so many tithe, 35% of the taxpayers will get a huge, huge increase in their taxes with the elimination of state and local deductibility, so many of them don't use the standard deduction because thoreau charitable, but they are penalized for that charity. -- because thoreau charitable, but they are penalized for that charity. so this will hurt middle-class taxpayers. now, there are some efforts to compromise state and local deductibility. they don't work. some have proposed, okay, let taxpayers take a choice between getting rid of the mortgage deduction and getting rid of the state and local deduction. that's like saying should i chop off your left hand or should i chop off your right hand, mr. middle-class taxpayer? others have said let's limit it to people, say, below $100,000. that still leaves lots of people at risk, particularly

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. >> difficult evening for new york and the usa. good night. >>> breaking news tonight, terror attack in new york city, at least eight people are dead, over a dozen more injured, as a truck barrels through the bike lane, virtually in the shadow of the world trade center. >> this was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> the driver plows over pedestrians and bicyclists right outside a school. >> it happened so quick, i don't know what happened, just dude with two guns and four shots went off and we started running. >> police say it appears to be intentional act. attacker taken down by police, screaming after the crash. major story developing that could be the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. we have it all covered. >> announcer: "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening it's kind of attack law enforcement here have feared and expected, using a tactic, truck as deadly weapon. mayor of new york city calling attack an act of terror. driver speeding down a bike path in lower manhat

cross talking hollywood hypocrisy i'm joined by my guest rob how big new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at leinil media dot com and in west palm beach we cross to dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina all right in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it lionel let me go to you first i've been watching you on social media. you've been covering this topic a quite extensively. the thing that i draw from it is i understand what people do in hollywood ok people buy and sell themselves ok i don't think that's a really big story but i what i really so totally disappointed with but probably also expected is that you know when they when you're on the right side of the barricade you're vilified you're destroyed you're buried you're forgotten but if you're friends of the powers that be the elites you give almost a free pass people oh i didn't know about it it's terrible ok and then they let it go it

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york in new york times and you tube are in bed the bastard child of that relationship it's fake news. at the battle against iceland did as opens continues on t.v. has been traveling with the syrian army to get first hand experience from the frontline. isis is making it. is one of the jihad ists briefly showing himself while spraying away on full otoh. following the liberation of a syrian army is now advancing on ice oppositions to the north west however years of islamic state control have caused massive damage to the village what i witnessed a horrifying legacy left by the terrorists. liberating this village was just part of the job holding it is another. day and night the syrian army and the isis its edges in the meantime fresh forces poor in in preparation for the next push against the jihad ists still there's more to it had taken less than two days ago after an isis occupation that lasted years and left its mark everywhere these small village even hosted prison and police department. isis still doubt the

for many people from new york city and beyond today. i want to commend the nypd 0fficer response he was on post near the location who stopped the carnage moments after it began and the work of the first responders including fire and ems surely helped save additional lives. i will give more ofa additional lives. i will give more of a chronology but i would like to introduce mayor deblasio. thank you, commissioner. a painful day in our city. horrible tragedy on the west side. based on information we have at the moment, this was an of terror. a particularly cowardly act of terror. aimed at innocent civilians. aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them. we, at this moment, based on the information we have, we know of eight innocent people who have lost their lives. 0ver eight innocent people who have lost their lives. over a dozen more are injured. we know that this action was intended to break our spirit. but we also know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilient and our spirit will never be

we are getting back now the breaking news out of new york. a truck driving down a crowded path after some kind of road rage incident. michelle: we are learning the tragedy much worse than initially thought. the new numbers just coming in to our newsroom. according to cnn, six are dead and 15 injured. we want to caution you that in breaking news situations like this, you have numbers that will fl cnn, six dead and 15 injured in what is being described as a road rage incident. we understand that a pickup truck, the type of vehicle you rent from home depot location is what was used to mow into a crowd of people. i started off -- there is the truck. you see the home depot logo. a pickup truck the person was in when they nowed down. several people on nearby bike path. you can see the bicycle. one of the victims on that bike when he was nowed down. learning six dead, 15 injured in an apparent road rage incident. right now nypd saying they have one person in custody and they are not looking for anyone else. in the last few minutes we also learned th

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the people of new york deserve better. we're asked to shell out a tremendous amount of the money in property taxes. even he's benefitting from the system here in new york where his district pays the less effective property tax rate. he and his millionaire donors and friends are getting benefits and the people of new york city continue to struggle paying taxes and not getting results. >> tucker: here is might confusion. private sector businesses in new york despise deblasio and he did hes spices them. are they behind you? they seem passive. have they come behind you? >> we're getting a lot of the support. every day the more he opens his mouth and revelations like pay to play are coming. we get more support from around the country. we can defeat him november 7th. we need the help to stop his agenda which is dangerous to new york and the city as well. >> tucker: i agree with you nicole. thanks for coming on tonight. an fbi agent infiltrated terror groups over a period of years. they believe he was one of them. an amazing life

. >> i'm going to introduce the ceo of the new york historical society. you know the wonderful work she does. please welcome her. >> thank you. it is a delight to be here and see so many of our friends. i want to remind you that at the new york historical society we are continuing to have great exhibitions all summer long on jfk and world war i. in october, i hope you will join us for the opening of our new first-ever major exhibition on the vietnam war within the walls of a major museum. you will not want to miss it. it is my pleasure to introduce tonight's speaker, eric byrnes. he is an author and journalist. he was the host of a any arts and entertainment review. he is a former news correspondent and pundit. he is here regularly as a commentator for entertainment tonight. his work in media criticism has caused him to receive an emmy award. he is the author of several books, including the latest, someone to watch over me: a portrait of eleanor roosevelt and the tortured father who shaped her life. please welcome eric byrnes. eric byrnes: when paul menti

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out of new york city. an update on what authorities are calling a terror victs violence in new york city. now, of course, this kind of vehicular attack is something that we've seen go on elsewhere around the worlds, and ross says that's why we see such a large police presence at major events here in the city like open streets day, as we just had this past weekend. it is why we see garbage trucks parked at the entrances cents of these kind of events. it is also why police encourage residents to speak up, not only if they see something odd on the street, but if they sense something odd going on with someone they know. now, commissioner ross added that residents have received this memo, and nearly once a day authority here in philadelphia receive reports of suspicious packages. luckily, nothing often comes of these report, but it shows that resident are engaged and aware of their surroundings, and connected with the philadelphia police department now, the commissioner also echoed the sentiment of new york may

to philadelphia and new york. ran into new york city by 10:00 or 11:00 and you continue to watch the large system to boston, portland, maine. by the time we get to the overnight hours, the system completely gone. the fastest moving hurricane would never see moving hurricane would never see them move through the gulf of mexico. actually experienced just the other day. a couple of spots and at this point isolated to one where there's still flood advisory with potential where you can see some standing water on roadways as it moves across the region. you are looking widespread perhaps an inch or two inches of rain were over this thing moves. a couple areas you can still get three or four inches as it continues to track its way to become a larger, more spread out storm. winds continued to back down. as far as tropical at tv depots, there isn't anything to be concerned about right now. we are getting closer and closer to the end of the tropical season. when you look statistically it is looking less and less likely of fi

as it relates to new york, i'm sympathetic to the issues in new york. i have paid taxes in new york and california, which are two of the highest taxed states. and, you know, if we eliminate the subsidies to new york and california, that creates certain issues. but, i don't think it's fair that a bunch of other states are subsidizing new york and california. and, you know, that will be an issue for me as well as i pay taxes there. >> so if taxes go up on middle class new yorkers, so be it, middle class californians. >> no, that's not what i said. we're trying to create certain adjustments so the middle class in new york and california don't get hit hard by this. but there are issues, as you have said, when we change a system. where we eliminate the tax subsidy of certain states that will impact different people in different states. we're working through the details of that. that's why, we haven't released the full plan. we're working with the committees. we want the committees to understand this. and we're very focused on middle income tax relief. >> you