we're waiting for the update on the suspicious packages here in new york, a live update from new york scheduled four minutes from now. we'll have it live. we expect to hear from the nypd, the fbi and the new york city mayor. we're learning more about the big white atmosphere that cops use to transport the device from the time-warner center to the bronx. rick leventhal is here with that. they made a lot of it on cnn. we watched it from the helicopter as it went to the bronx. >> it's a cool vehicle. the goal of any explosive device to keep it from blowing up and then detonate it, this is clevelanded a tcv, total containment vessel. designed for this very purpose. it looks like a small cement mixer. it's a thick steel chamber mounted on the back of a truck. it will handle a blast of 25 pounds of tnt or more. if the bomb detonated, the sphere might buckle but not break. they're about $200,000 to $350 grant. many use a robot to load the suspicious device on a try or basket. the nypd has three of these. it has a suspected net inside and minimizes the jostling of the device. the devices were

york stock exchange as a major, major growth opportunity for new york and for the u.s. certainly, the new york stock exchange has a lot of chinese companies traded here. have you heard any ideas out there to put a limit on the number of chinese companies that can come public here because we want to retaliate for china's bad behavior? >> no, i haven't heard that specifically. if you look at this year to date, about 33% of our proceeds, ipo proceeds have been raised outside of the u.s. from companies that are based outside of the u.s., and china's been leading the way on that. we're still a very welcoming place for china to come raise money in the u.s. i think it's an area that's closely watched. maria: my thanks to stacey cunningham. don't go anywhere, more "wall street" right after this. ♪ ♪ this place isn't for me. that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. hey guys. today we're here to talk about truc

so mayor de blasio of new york city wants to get his hands on the money if it's true as "the new york times" asserts the trump family, his father, the late fred trump and son and siblings did all they could to pay least in taxes and to use creative a counting methods including dodging irs requirements to get to where they were. it's in the eyes of the beholder here. kristina partsinevelos has more from the trump towers. christina? >> yes, thank you. what we're seeing right now, you have a dockment, "the new york times" with 14,000 words on this. they spent almost a year reporting on trump's tax forms. so yes, the new york state has -- authorities have said they're looking into it. they issued a statement to fox business today stating most importantly the tax department is reviewing allegations in "the new york times" article and is rigorously pursuing all appropriate avenues of investigation. we know trump has said essentially he's been a self-made millionaire. he had a $1 million loan from his father. allegations in "the new york times" article says otherwise. it says he received $60

it's a done real damage to new york city and new york state. someone who was the son of new york city in new york state was to damage the state. steve: you worked with hillary clinton. what was she like to work with? rep. crowley: tremendous. she wanted to do things and get things accomplished and worked on behalf of the mutual interest of our constituents. i have a relationship with chuck schumer, and senator gillibrand as well. but i have a special relationship with hillary clinton. that stems back for her staying at my house when she was doing a tour. she stayed overnight, got to know myself. we have a new board son in the name -- naval academy. she's blown away by that, this little guy she held in her hands is now in the naval academy. it was a genuine relationship and friendship, as well, i maintain to that day. steve: why do you think she lost? rep. crowley: it's a question often asked to me. she did win the popular vote by 3 million, but president trump became president of the. i recognize that. with, failed to connect we as the party, a

york times it's quite another shame at least saying it's presumably the new york times lawyers that are signed off on this they keep saying repeatedly fraud fraud fraud that you know sham corporation is there was an underestimation of the amount of property holdings that the trump's owned and so on it order to evade taxes that's illegal the statute of limitations past no criminal prosecution can now take place if any of these allegations are found to be true but still civil civil action might might be a possibility. in washington she had thank you. now the u.s. ambassador to nato says a preemptive strike against russia could be considered if it continues to develop a cruise missile k. bailey hutchison says russia is violating a treaty signed with the u.s. in one thousand nine hundred seven she warned the u.s. would be forced to consider in her words taking out the missiles if diplomacy fails ambassador was speaking ahead of a nato meeting in brussels on wednesday russia denies breaking the treaty and is accusing the u.s. of dangerous rhetoric chalons as a reaction from moscow we hav

the new york f.b.i. saying we're aware of a suspicious package found in the vicinity of the clinton residents in chappaqua, new york and jttf has engaged with federal, state and local partners to investigate. this is an ongoing investigation and we will have no further comment at this time. they're reporting the secret service and f.b.i. intercepted two packages, one for hillary clinton and one for former president barack obama. mike emanuel has more on the breaking news from washington this morning. what more are we learning? >> it strikes me this is the reason why in a post 9/11 world why they do mail screening at off site locations. people have been sending suspicious letters and packages and in this case there are two packages identified as potentially explosive devices that were sent to a former first lady, former democratic nominee in hillary clinton and also to former president barack obama. that package discovered today. kudos to the secret service for doing a stellar job of identifying suspiciou

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[laughter] i said -- i asked people what is the only new york team that plays in new york. that's the buffalo bills. close enough. >> all right. so for the past46 years, the bills have been playing in orchard park. there is no question that they need a new stadium, and it'll can cost over a billion dollars. our question is should new york state a pay for the new bills stadium or let erie county and the team own or foot that bill? >> i'm not at the new stadium point yet. we worked very hard to keep the bills. we have worked very hard in upstate new york. outmigration was a very big problem for many years, buffalo was sort of the epicenter of it. we've actually turned it around. population in buffalo went up. young people in buffalo went up. home values are up. keeping the buffalo bills there is very important, and we work very hard. mr. wilson, the owner, passed away. the pagulsa bought it, we invested in the stadium. it's about 1600 jobs. i love the billings, but i'm not -- bills, but i'm not at a new stadium. >> moderator: okay, you have 15 -- >> as a giants fan, i don't w

by the new york times. the white house responded, calling the story misleading. we are joined by our senior international editor. this story is huge. it is really long, first of all. there are lots of details about how the trump family amassed their wealth. key, it seems, it claims president trump helped in dodging taxes for his parents. what are the implications? >> one of the implications you already mentioned, that state tax authorities in new york are looking into these allegations printed in the new york times. among them that the trump family , in building that real estate fortune, engaged in instances of outright fraud, evading potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes. also -- president trump's deceased father, according to the newspaper's report, has lent him much more money than previously disclosed, and backstopped his businesses when they needed help. the white house is denying this. president trump's statement saying what he calls the failing new york times has, out with a very misle

poppy in new york. we continue to cover the 12th package now with suspected explosive device sent to an address in new york, director -- former director of national intelligence, james clapper. addressed at cnn offices in new york. it was intercepted at a mail sorting facility. that's the package, identical to the others we have seen sent all week. now on its way to a new york police department facility north of manhattan. we also have this news just in to cnn. attorney general jeff sessions was scheduled to fly to louisville, kentucky, for an event today. he's now canceled that, he says to insure all the fbi's resources are at hand to find the person or persons behind these bombs. we have our jason carroll down at the location where the latest package was found. what can you tell us? >> we're waiting now for a press conference, which is expected to get under way in a few moments. you can see now, a number of cameras lined up. john miller with counterintelligence, nypd, expected to be one of the city of

new york city. we get a reporter in a moment there live. joey, day four, many experts have said you would have a suspect by now. many had predicted it would be solved two days ago. it has not yet been that case. you keep coming back to this point that none of these devices have gone off. based on your experience, is that because they're an amateur or because the intent here was to cause panic and not harm? >> well, we can only look at the information we have. for me that's a picture and a couple of statements by people who appear to be read in on the device. the one explosive material found confirmed is black powder. the easiest material to get ahold of and not something you have to make. on top of that we know of the exterior components, we haven't heard a word about anything interior. those are the harder components to make or get and have to have a good knowledge on bombs to make those. so what we see we know we have a black pipe or steel pipe, black tape, timer, black powder. those are things th

it requires resources from the city of new york and the state of new york. >> so -- but you remind me, since we're in manhattan, that one of the mayors, who is a republican now, and a national figure, in the national eye, somebody i used to work for, rudy giuliani... >> right. >> ...had the most success eliminating gun violence by also eliminating guns. >> he took guns from people who should not have them. remember th-- here's the problem, right? the broad-brush ideas of many in the so-called gun-control but i call disarmament movement is, the only way to deal with this is, let's take everybody's guns that shouldn't have them. >> which is not a reasonable starting place in a country that has a second amendment... >> right. >> ...in my view and in th view of many, many people. >> i would think most of us. >> but many people, i think, would say, by framing it as the "disarmament movement"... >> yeah. >> ...undermines maybe a center path or another way that is -- here's what it is. you have an entire generation that's come up, they hear the nra negatively in the context of school shootin

good evening from new york. we're looking at the investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against brett kavanaugh. the fbi could wrap up its probe as early as tonight, more than two days before the friday deadline, this as new evidence couldn'ts to come out refuting kavanaugh's sworn testimony. a letter written by kavanaugh in 1983, published tonight by "the new york times" planning a debauched beach week vacation with his friends. a confidence game on their own members in a last ditch ploy to drag kavanaugh over the finish line. mitch mcconnell threatening to hold a vote this week regardless of what the fbi investigation turns up. to go on the record with a final decision than face the consequences. >> here's what we know about him, one thing for sure, the senate will vote on judge kavanaugh here on this floor this week. here on this floor this week. >> but mcconnell, it seems, is bluffing. right now he does not appear to have the votes to confirm judge kavanaugh. under senate rules for the senate to vo

the new york times there. let's move on to the metro, a free newspaper in london, that many people read as they move into the capital. talking about civility in politics, we have had ourfair share of in recent weeks, and theresa may, the british foreign minister, talking to the 1922 committee, which isa talking to the 1922 committee, which is a committee of backbenchers of her own party, the conservative party, and many of them, some of them, anonymously said the press they might like you to her prior to this meeting. i would imagine she was not looking forward to this one. right. | was not looking forward to this one. right. i meanfirst was not looking forward to this one. right. i mean first few have this bizarre phenomenon when it seems like every weekend hours bringing us rumours of some new kind of leadership challenge that may or not develop and nothing ever does, so i think that they will come a time when members of the conservative party who are unhappy with theresa may's approach to brexit had to step

that includes the attorney general's office for the southern district of new york. our nypd detectives along with the fbi and many others, are one team on a joint terrorist task force. it was the first of its kind in the nation, and has been in business since 1980. in the nation, and has been in business since1980. today there are 300 investigators from 56 agencies, 113 of them are new york city cops. when it comes to terrorism in new york city, nypd doesn't do anything without the fbi and the fbi doesn't do anything without their nypd. it's a partnership forged on fire. in my 36 years in policing our relationship has never been stronger. this case told that story again. new york city cops were side by side with fbi agents and other agencies in florida this morning. together they brought justice, as they always do. the wide experience of our industry is coupled by expertise and members of the nypd bomb squad, are highly trained service unit and intel bureau, our counterterrorism bureau, our patrol cops with predictable were the first to respond to cnn. that all hope

york state police, the atf, the ha rd—working service, new york state police, the atf, the hard—working career prosecutors and investigators in the terrorism unit of the southern district of new york and i would also like to thank the extraordinary cooperation we have received from the southern district of florida. thank you. good afternoon. my name is gary ba rca, good afternoon. my name is gary barca, deputy chief of the united states postal inspection service. like many of mike collis, i do thank all of our federal partners are disbanded in this nationwide investigation, the fbi, the atf, secret service, the nypd and the many state and local enforcement agencies. this is the way law enforcement is supposed to work. this was a collaborative effort am as well co—ordinate with each agency bringing a special expertise to the table. but i would also like to

i mean, new york is very big for democrats in terms of nationally. it is a very blue state, and they are hoping to flip some seats to take that congress. new york will be one of those battlegrounds that incumbents will be watching nationally. talking about the key races to watch when it

we saw "the new york times" today. they do have a fantasy, a fantasy scenario from fiction writers talking about one scenario where the president gets assassinated, where the secret service collaborates with russians to kill him. what is your reaction to that? >> i find it absolutely abhorrent and disgraceful. it is exactly the type of thing the president was talking about is that type of activity is southernly not help -- certainly not helpful, certainly not at this time. steve: i find it incredible that they ran it today. >> i find it shocking they ran it today. brian: they're scrambling what is going on in delaware. we assume something to do with joe biden's address. this morning we wake up and find out that robert de niro's restaurant had package in it and we assume bomb-making materials inside. i know you have a schedule set up. do you want to announce anything that might be changing? >> i can tell you that the president has been briefed on both of these latest incidents by chief of staff kelly, and probably recei

new york state is investigating. do you think -- what are they -- what do you think they could be investigating? do you think there still could be criminal liability here? >> well, first off, if you're looking at the criminal liability, that statute's long gone. federal level, it's six years. new york state, i think, it's similar. it's gone. so you don't have to worry about that. if you're looking on the civil side, you have to look at civil fraud, which is very hard to prove. the irs has the burden. it's a higher burden of proof, and there's no statute of limitations, but it's very hard to win those cases if you're the irs. and the same for new york state. >> harry, what do you think -- i mean, some folks long said that it was because of connections, financial connections with russia, that's why donald trump didn't want to release his tax returns. no one knows and there's no basis of that because no one has seen it but do you think this gets to -- this would be a reason why he wouldn't want to release his tax return

new york office and the time warner building were evacuated new york governor cuomo told reporters that the mail bomb was not an isolated case . a number of devices and there's a pattern apparently to the number of devices we wouldn't be at all surprised if more devices show up. a device has been sent to my office in manhattan. which we were just about. is also being handled this is a very painful time. in our nation. and it's a time when people are feeling a lot of hatred in the air. and incidents like this exacerbate that pain and exacerbate that fear. we cannot let the acts of a very few change who we are. all right that was the mayor of new york city to blasio speaking there i'm joined now by correspondent james rhino he has been covering this story for us all day in manhattan james it's good to see you let's let's talk about what we saw happen in today have been the shock came with reports about these suspicious packages and then it came to the time warner building but as soon as it happened almost as fast as it happened it was also over and see. chaos and confusion. of power an ea

new york and u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama ariano. federal state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort we are proud of each one of them i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty but let this be a lesson to anyone regardless of their political beliefs that we will bring the fourth force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats intimidation and outright violence to further an agenda we will find you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and now director ryan has done an incredible job of leading this effort over the last few days he will give us the details of today's important arrest chris. as the attorney general has confirmed we have arrested c's are saying in connection with this investigation as our investigation is still ongoing i may not be able to answer questions about his background or about his motive what i can say is that

postal inspection service new york state police the a.t.f. the hardworking career prosecutors and investigators in the terrorism unit of the southern district of new york and i will also like to thank the extraordinary cooperation we were see from the southern district of florida thank you. that the new. and it is good barksdale deputy chief united states postal inspection service. first of like many of my colleagues i'd like to thank all of our federal partners who participate in this nationwide investigation the f.b.i. a.t.f. secret service new york police department and the misting local law enforcement he's provided valuable assistance truly i can say this is the way lone force and supposed to work this was a massive investigation with so what's a collaborative effort and was well coordinated with each agency bring a special expertise to the table but i would also like to recognize the many postal employees who we think of as many years we appreciate the diligence and awareness and fact it was a postal employee this morning that a loaders

-new york city safe. we've seen this before. we've seen worse. we will not be intimidated and we will bring these perpetrators to justice. mr. mayor. >> thank you very much, commissioner. what we saw here today was an effort to terrorize. this clearly is an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press and leaders of this country through acts of violence. i want to make very clear the people of new york city will not be intimidated. we're going about our lives, undeterred, the very concept of terrorism is to change us. we will not allow that to happen. you cannot be terrorized if you refuse to allow the terrorists to win. people of the city have shown time and again, that they stand up in the face of these efforts to intimidate. i want to thank the people of new york city for the way they're handling this situation today. i also want to thank the first-responders, commissioner, to you, and all the men and women of the nypd, thank you for your extraordinary efforts today. fdny, office of emergency

what can new york recoup, new york city, new york state? and are the criminal charges at all here? grounds for charges? that clearly the statute of limitations is the big obstacle to any kind of criminal charges. however, we actually don't know what ended up in donald trump's tax returns. and so if there are things that he misreported that have their roots in some of the transactions that were described in this article, and those misrepresentations carried forward into future tax returns from donald trump, that could be potentially problematic because that could maybe take the statute of limitations off the table as an obobstacle. nermeen: and then there could be a criminal prosecution? >> potentially. although, you know, let's be real. the irs is a much weakened agency. it has been quite devastated i budget cuts over the yeaears --y budget cuts s over the years. and certainly, the irs, not talking about state authorities now, but the federal irs, has said absolutely nothing in response to this article. realistice more accountability that there is this potential for civil fraud, th

reporting from new york. yes exactly as you can see i'm right in front of the time warner building that's the building where the bomb was found this morning and has been evacuated you can probably hear the thought i went to the police in the area as you already i just think we've had new york city mayor bill de blasio coming in saying that this is now being treated as an act of terrorism we also got some new expression important information from the new york police we were told but they've had sniffer dogs going around the building and that they've been investigating the package which they understand to be an explosive device that has been described as a pipe bomb the new information is there also inside the own below containing this explosive device they also discovered white powder and that is being looked at very seriously because they recalled our instances and which to have chemical weapons have been used or have been feared to be used in these kind of mail bomb attacks in the united states all right so

host: we will go to jason in new york. independent. caller: thank you for being here and presenting your organization and what they do. we appreciate that. what is your opinion of the responsibility that reporting agencies, and those who broadcast over large listener areas, have to telling the truth and reporting actual news as opposed to their opinion and swaying the public views just by -- mamma thank you all for being here. over this past week over a dozen suspicious packages have been sent through the united states postal service to a media actor, a hollywood , and at least seven high-ranking former and current political leaders in the democratic party. this is utterly unacceptable. political violence or the threat threat toe -- it is a that respect for law and process that allows our people to accept legislation, elect court rulings . this is the central feature of our level of government. you advocate for you -- for our beliefs. ap sibley unlawfully comply with the results. -- we peacefully unlawfully comply with the results -- p

outside of new york city, michelle and barack obama's residence here in new york city. a and here at the cnn facility. that was addressed to the former cia director john brennan. there are other developments unfolding right now, i quickly want to go to our correspondents and our anchors who were at the c nrks nrknn bureau in new york harlow and jim sciuto were on air when these situations began to unfold. give us your reactions to what we just heard from law enforcement. >> there was a lot of news there, wolf. in that press conference. in that, first of all, there was a live explosive device september to september -- sent to cnn, something that made its way all the way to the mail room. and in addition to that explosive device, aroun envelop that contains white powder. the concern, what could that powder be, could it be biochemical weapons, something like that, so out of an abundance of caution they're looking out for that, and calling it out for what it is, this was an instance of terrorism on the streets of new york city. >> and as our colleague jake tapper so aptly p

peeling off the on i don't know as "the new york times" -- onion as "new york times" reporter says. i know you're with charlie gasparino to talk about it right now. neil: we'll talk about the weather. thank you very much, kristina partsinevelos, reason that loss for the year. how it became an issue, could he have written that off as stages in since? could he have not paid any taxes? could donald trump found himself in positioning thanks to the loss, carry it out and write it off one return after another for better part of a decade. hence the argument that a lot of clinton folks making not paying taxes. we don't know the tax record. we don't know a lot about this. this would not be the first family of great wealth, particularly in the real estate arena, laws get tricky and complicated to try to dodge the taxman. anyway they can. question, did they do it really? did some funny stuff come up? charlie you and i covered businesses for donald trump for many decades. i always thought that he shortchanged his dad in talking about the influence he had because i think you and i both knew the

guest: usual suspects, lowest new jersey, california, new york, connecticut, arkansas, iowa, louisiana, minnesota, ohio, in vermont. in new jersey and california, if you live there, you know the tax system is marked by a pretty narrow tax base and quite high tax rates. my whole family is from new jersey. when this comes out every year, i get a couple of phone calls reminding me it is probably a pretty good metric because from their understanding of the is not so great. you also get a state like louisiana, which is a low tax collection state, very complex tax system. the sales tax is unparalleled in louisiana compared to the rest of the country. there are multiple baskets of transactions that are taxed differently depending on which parish you live in. to trackle t complex issues like that as well. are looking at business taxes, not individual taxes. how do these categories, explain the difference in those categories and how it affects the index? guest: that is a really good question. you have to remember that when most of us think about business taxes, we're thinking about corporate in

upstate new york. every other state in america -- it leads the nation despite only the state of alaska that outpaces us, but there are whole communities being hollowed out because the economic development policies that you have embraced have produced more indictments than real jobs. marcia: we are going to our lightning round, running out of time, governor. gov. cuomo: more jobs. there are more jobs in new york that dish -- that -- marcia: do not make me beat you up. mr. molinaro: 70% of those jobs -- [laughter] mr. molinaro: 70% of those jobs have been downstate. because of a decrease in population in upstate, we have less people. therefore, less unemployment. marcia: time is running out, we are going to what we call our lightning round or short answers. gov. cuomo: short answers. we are good at that. governor, if you won the lottery, what is the first thing you would buy? one word. gov. cuomo: trust fund for my kids. mr. molinaro: children's education. marcia: is dutchess county upstate or downstate?

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white house is slamming the new york times over a new report claiming that president trump committed tax fraud with 413 million-dollar loan from his father. white house press secretary sarah sanders calling the report a misleading attack on the president's family by the failing new york times. since speaking of misleading, check this out. police said an airport in rome blowing up suspicious suitcase that turned out to be filled with coconuts, according to witnesses on the ground. police closed down an entire airport for dealing with unattended bag after seeing that the bag was with destroyed coconut, they walked away leaving the reminiscence on the floor just like that. cheryl: okay. lauren: people walked over coconut? cheryl: and flip. somebody had a fun prank with that, i think. lauren: what a story? you can't make this stuff up. cheryl: you can't. back here in the u.s., brett kavanaugh says that the political hit job that's putting his confirmation in jeopardy is being done by as revenge for hillary clinton's loss in the election, clinton last laughed at the notion. [laughter] >>

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the state of new york is responsible for the new york city transit system. to first take leadership responsibility and wipe clean those people who are haveadership today that conflicts of and interest and identify the be head -- had. the systemmake function and it isn't. it's the lifeblood of the city. the governor said the problem with the m.t.a., it needs more money. we pay eight separate taxes to the most bloated public andiresy in the world --ires -- users spend on the depend on the system. correct thejust to record. facts matter once in a while. what my opponent fails to answer is, you're not going to find this money, marcia, in just waste. the it's $30 billion. marcia: that's a start. gov. cuomo: that's what we need. mr. molinaro: what you just 1,000ledged is that even dollars means something. you just said we're not going to savings. gov. cuomo: you're not going to the $30 billion to fund plan. mr. molinaro: your m.t.a. costs to lay asix times more mile of track than it does anywhere else in the world which dollars andwasting savings need to go back i

new york, as you know, new york is the home of broadway and there are lots of new musical adaptations happening right now. they'll take something and make it into a musical like "pretty woman", there's a show opening based on the life of cher. we came up with a fake musical based on a real local event, something that was a movie as well. the miracle on the hudson, the story of flight 1549 and the heroic captain sully sullenberger. we made up a poster and went to the theater district and asked people on the street to give us a positive review. you know those commercials where people say how great the play was. well, we asked them to do that for a play that does not exist, and with that said, it's time for the first ever edition of >> we're shooting one of those commercials where people come out of the theater and talk about a show they just saw. you've seen those commercials? >> yes. >> this is a play that hasn't come out yet called "hudson we have a problem" starring matthew broderick. just look in there and act like you just came out of the show and talk about how great it was. >> oh

new york. antonio delgado: i am against it because it is a ridiculous way to justify rolling back medicaid expansion leaving millions of folks with pre-existing conditions and and a tax. -- age tax. 220 million dollars of property tax reduction in our district under my proposal. an average of $350 per homeowner in our district. that is not peanuts. it's not ridiculous. antonio delgado: you going to do that by literally throwing people off of health care. i am from upstate new york. my question is tax related. congress approved president trump's overall plan but no longer allows a deduction of more than $10,000 of state or local taxes from federal tax returns. you were one of the few republicans who voted against it seeing it would hurt a high tax state like new york. should that be for -- repealed? is the onlyhat reason i voted against it. the taxhe limitation of fiction was unfair to homeowners taxpayers.s our property taxes are too high and spending is too high in new york . i felt it was unf

i am living in new york and raising my son's in new york. unlike senator gillibrand two has been living in d.c. for the last 12 years. during that time, a million people have left new york. our upstate economy is in shambles. our infrastructure is falling apart. of course, our taxes are going up. i want to use my negotiating skills to bring back the $48 billion that new york loses every single year. and use it to create jobs. lower our taxes and give renters a tax deduction for their rent up to $3000 a month. i am in favor of term limits. i believe we should all only have two terms. 12 years. senator gillibrand has had her 12 years. new york deserves a senator was going to be focused on them. who is going to work hard for new york. i want to be the senator to put new york first and i am asking for your vote. moderator: chele farley, senator gillibrand, i appreciate the lively debate. good luck to both of you. and thank you for watching today to this is such an important part of our democracy. we are talking about voting. we hope the debate h

store, an interview with new york lieutenant governor on the top issues facing new york. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern tuesday. join the discussion. the candidates for florida's 16th u.s. house district andmbent vern buchanan challenger democrat david shapiro debated each other last rated as leans republican. president trump carried the district by 10 points two years ago. congressman buchanan is running for a seventh term, preventing sarasota. -- representing sarasota. >> the race in the 16th district has been one of the most highly watched contest in the country. why? president trump won the district i 10 points. elected ae not democrat to congress since 1983, but no one motivates democrats like donald j trump and the party is hoping this year will be the year to flip this district, which includes sarasota. we would like to welcome covers you can and elected in 2007. and david should appear again alone -- a known trial attorney. you both will get one minute for opening remarks. we had a coin >> i want to thank channel 7 for the opportunity

this is a very new story. >> shepard: and the reaction from those in new york state have suggested an investigation may begin. got any new tax documents? the whole world is looking for them. >> one of the things this story taught me at least, the end of -- in the reporting for the story, we put our hands on about 200 tax returns from inside the trump family empire. there's more tax returns to be gotten. we'll be looking. >> shepard: i'm sure you will. david barstow from "the new york times." thanks for coming today. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: the news continues the bottom of the hour, top of the news after this. hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... we're in memphis, tennessee, ♪

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york times," the fake news. because trump is so different, does that affect how you have to cover him? >> yeah. you have -- there was a script to covering a president. and the script was if the president said something, that was news. he was likely to do it or try to do it. this is a very different president. first off, you know, he obfuscates, you know, to use a different word. he's not always truthful. he doesn't always carry out what he says. he shoots from the hip. there's tremendous turmoil in his administration. we had a debate during the campaign whether or not to say -- to use the word lie, which i decided to do, and i can't imagine another executive editor of "the new york times" ever had to do it whether or not to call a nominee and possible president of the united states a liar on the front page. i think that was -- that just shows how much he changed the game. >> have you ever talked to trump? has he ever called you? >> he was called me. he's called me. i'm reluctant to -- he's called me to complain

and start with breaking news in d.c. and in new york. multiple senior law enforcement officials confirming overnight a suspicious package was addressed to former president clinton, hillary clinton in new york, and to president obama was intercepted by secret service here in washington. my colleague is at the white house monitoring this. what do woe we know? >> president trump has been informed of this situation. the white house is taking it very seriously us. my colleague just getting that information. i'm going to read you this statement. lathe on october 23rd shs the secret service recovered a single package addressed to former first lady hillary clinton in new york earlier this morning. a second package addressed to former president obama was intercepted by secret service in washington, d.c. the packages were immediately identified during routine mail screening procedures as potential explosive devices and were appropriately handled as such. the protect tees, the two presidents and former first lady, did not receive the packages or in

new york deserves a senator houle be focused on them, who worked hard for new york. senator to pute new york first. i am asking for your vote. livelyk you both for a and straightforward debate. it looked to both of you on november 6 -- good luck to both of you on november 6. this is such an important part of our democracy. we hope this debate has helped you become a more informed voter. most crucial is to go out and vote on november 6. that is the backbone of our country. it is our right and our duty. i hope you exercise that right and duty on november 6. thank you again for watching from all of us here. do not forget to vote on november 6. enjoy the rest of your day. >> new york times best-selling author is our guest on in-depth fiction edition. our live call in program. her most recent book is a spark of light. other books include all great mores, lone wolf, plus 20 novels. edition-depth fiction with the author lays from new to 3:00 p.m. eastern. be sure to watch next month when brad meltzer will be our guest on book

courtesy of w cbs tv in new york city. new york come in editorial debate. sponsored by cbs to and w cbs news radio 880. here is your moderator, cbs twos marcia. >> center, the candidates from the governor of new york, discuss critical issues they sing nearly 20 million people. welcome to the one and only debate for the highest office in the empire state. joining me is rich from w cbs news radio 880, along with the candidates, andra, and republican mark. the first question, because over the toss, we'll go to the governor. appropriate view of the guidelines, there are no opening or closing statement. one minute to answer questions and 30 seconds to rebuttal, when warranted. as i said, you want to toss. >> for many the cost of living in new york state is just too high. why can't you turn 160 billion-dollar budget and give people a tax relief? big businesses cut budgets by 5%, to save money. so would you commit to doing that and pass the savings on to your taxpayers? >> first, -- thank you. for sponsoring this debate. i heard that line somewhere before. it's ju