d.a., westchester county, manhattan as well. getting a statement from attorney general tish james saying in part, today closes a sad chapter for all of new york, but it is an important step towards justice. we know, tom, the attorney general herself cannot bring criminal charges against the outgoing governor, but what does this mean for those criminal investigations happening throughout new york state? >> it doesn't change anything really. given governor cuomo's long-term ambitions prior to this coming out, from a legal perspective everything is the same as it was this morning, which is that the governor has some serious legal hurdles and criminal hurdles ahead of him. when you look at this today, the albany county district attorney's office, the albany county sheriff's office is looking into a serious complaint of groping and fondling by the governor of one of his executive assistants, who's now come forward. on top of that the westchester county district attorney's office is looking for information to see if there's any crimin

yazmin, the letter from the westchester county district attorney asking for materials, things like transcripts, et cetera, to see if they should be pursuing some kind of criminal investigation. you can see our copy of the letter here. yasmin, talk about what this means and what else we know about this. >> reporter: hallie, they're not the only ones. the albany county d.a. launching a criminal investigation as of yesterday, this is wide-ranging. it is really a huge development in this story that's taken place over the last 24 hours or so, since the attorney general revealed her investigation the 165-page report from the president on down, asking for the resignation of the governor, president biden, speaker pelosi, senators schumer and gillibrand. the governor of states surrounding new york from the governor of new jersey to connecticut to pennsylvania to rhode island, and then the state assembly just yesterday holding a closed-door meeting, hallie, to discuss the implications of this major report from the attorney general, deciding whether or not they should move forward with articles of impeac

and the westchester county d.a. are asking for investigative materials in addition to albany's d.a. which asked for those yesterday and now the political fallout is mounting, andrea, here at the state house lawmakers including democrats are openly discussing impeachment and the assembly speaker here said in a statement yesterday that cuomo had lost the confidence of the democratic majority here. still, it could take about a month, at least before the state assembly finishes its impeachment and cuomo might be stripped of his powers and the matter would then go to the state senate and judges from the state's highest court and that would require a two-thirds vote in order to formally remove cuomo from office. a lot of questions here about the timetable, andrea, but if cuomo is convicted and removed from office it would be the first time that would happen in the state of new york in more than a century. andrea? >> thanks so much, gabe, and to dan goldman. nbc's lester holt spoke to the albany d.a. david soares last night. listen to what he had to say about a criminal probe. >> the alleg

they have a fair amount of nexus to westchester county, specifically mount kisco where the governor used to live with his girlfriend and some of the allegations made by trooper 1 was made in rocca's jurisdiction so we'll have to see where that goes, but as far as the governor's legal concerns taking the politics and impeachment that our colleague ron allen covered aside his legal concerns move forward, andrea. >> ron allen, i wanted to bring you a statement that you may also have seen from jay jacob, the democratic state chairman who was a loyal ally of the governor's through last march until that report came out just last week. so -- jay jacobs switched over to becoming a critic when he saw the 11 women and the detail and he's issued a statement saying about the new as of two weeks from now that new york will have its first female governor. we could not be a better hands from helping her mother with the transitional shelter, kathy hochul has always relentlessly fought for the people of new york, and the town board member, county clerk, congresswoman and lieutenant governor makes her uni

that's in westchester county, rocca's purview. so everything's changed but nothing's changed going forward. the timeline here today, chuck, first received word from a senior law enforcement official approximately 9:15 this morning that the governor was in his helicopter en route to new york city and would make a statement around 10:30. then that kind of changed as rita glavin as you suggested came forward and offered up some claims about the attorney general's report. you see her there on screen. a number of those claims we were able to fact-check in real time as either not being consistent with her prior statements or not being consistent with the record. the governor himself for the first time addressed the allegations brought by trooper number 1 who has still not been publicly identified talking about his inappropriate touching of her though he suggested the efforts to get her on his protective detail were an effort to diversify the state police. that does not bear out according to the report. and the e-mails that they were abl

he brings small groups of protesters to wherever it is the clintons live in westchester county, bill and hillary clinton. if they so much appear at a local event, they are stalking them. they are stalking them at the house. he has certainly made violent threats against officials that he disagrees with. he considers himself to be the essence of christianity. i know a number of christians who would disagree with that. you look at a guy like that and you say, why do we pay attention to this? well, he does get a fair number of viewers, and he's also an example of people all over the country who are doing this kind of thing. he is somebody we have followed for a long time. my colleague keeps his eye trained on him . i mean, this guy, i think he lives in ohio. he has arranged trips for people to go visit the clintons. host: here's the video posted by the right wing watch blog, your youtube page. >> friends, as it was in the day of noah, so shall be the coming of fallen man. what would you tell us? that this jab is melting and working and screwing up your dna! the same thing that was giong

county d.a.'s office requesting investigators materials from the new york attorney general's report and they all joined albany county with an ongoing criminal investigation going into cuomo's behavior pretty. >> homo keeping a low profile of the mansion, despite holding onto power in the governor's lawyer say that he will cooperate with the new york state assembly judiciary committee investigating whether he begins impeachment proceedings in the governor has until next friday august 13, to provide additional evidence for these meetings pretty. >> it seems that governor cuomo is still ready for a fight and his resistance to resign his steadfast but the reputation the bullying in fear that he build on his way to the top, is not helping them now and burning bridges may have left, with no apparent path forward however, his resistant to resign at his defense tactics are only getting more aggressive and only time will tell if homo will be forced off his throat. >> i am not going to resign it was not ele

. >>> today district attorneys in manhattan county, westchester county and nassau county opened criminal investigations of new york governor andrew cuomo's conduct, requesting materials from the new york attorney general related to accusations of sexual harassment that occurreden their jerks. the governor disputes some of the allegations and denies wrongdoing. a new maris poll today shows 59% of adults in new york want governor cuomo to resign. 59% also say if the governor refuses to resign the state legislature should impeach him. the new york post is reporting tonight the new york assembly is wrapping up its probe of governor andrew cuomo and could draft articles oimpeachment by the end of the month, sources with the matter said wednesday and the associated press reports a majority of assembly members now support beginning impeachment. today new york state democratic party chair jay jacobs released a statement calling for the governor to resign. the governor has lost his ability to govern both practically and morally. the party and this state will not be served by a long protractive re

prosecutors in manhattan, nassau and westchester counties have requested information from district attorney offices, could be action on the way. suarez has already opened criminal investigation into alleged behavior in the capital. >> the allegations early on led myself and other prosecutors with current jurisdiction to believe that criminal activity had taken place. we'll conduct independent investigation expeditiously. >> in addition, lawyer for cuomo's first public accuser lindsey boylan tells the "new york times" she plays to sue the governor and advisers for retaliatory actions taken when she came forward. will cuomo resign? rebecca traister, writer at "new york" magazine has been covering the saga, good to see you. city newspaper saying no longer a matter of if but when. political observers who have known cuomo for years. it's interesting, he's combative and said he would not resign, after the findings came out, pushed back hard. what do you think is happening here? >> i'll be fascinating if his stance has changed. you're right his initial reaction to this report, extensive document,

one in manhattan, one in albany, and one in westchester county. none of this includes the nursing home scandal. a total of 11 women have made serious allegations and they will be fully investigated through the eeg report was clear in stating that both state and federal criminal laws were broken. ultimately that's the far bigger problem that he's facing. not impeachment, as a lot of the media in new york is talking about. here with full analysis is fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. gregg, you broke down a lot of this yesterday. now it's not just albany. you have westchester, manhattan. forget about the politics of it. i don't see how he survives. on the legal side of it, the strong words of the attorney general. now you have three prosecutors investigating. what happens from here? >> he's in serious legal jeopardy. in the last 24 hours, four different district attorneys announced investigations into whether andrew cuomo committed crimes. they have primary jurisdiction because the accusers say they were violated by cuomo in those individual coun

county, and i have not seen her since last summer. she did pay in may of 2020, but not a penny since then, and he is still here, and we are trying to get into leave, but he won't leave. host: what actions have you taken? is this a matter you have brought to housing officials or the police? caller: we have tried a lot of different ways to go about it, but because of moratorium, he has been able to fly through. he sneaks in and out of the house. he takes electricity from a socket in the hallway, and he has just avoided us all together. host: sorry to hear that. it sounds like a fairly untenable situation. jenny schuetz, any thoughts on that? guest: we are running up into the problem that some landlords do not want to keep the tenant in the property anymore. they are frustrated, as this caller was, they have not been receiving rent. in some cases these are tenants who might be disturbing other people in the building, and the landlord to are at the end of their patients and just want the tenant out. the programs that require the landlord

so in the state we know that the district attorneys in albany, nassau and westchester counties as well as here in manhattan, they have all requested information from the state attorney general to look further and see if there could be any criminal charges. they have cited between them both comments from trooper number one and executive assistant number one in some of those requests. >> all right, erica hill, thanks for brirnging us the latest. >>> how close trump department officials were resigning amid increasing pressure from then president trump to investigate the results of the presidential election. >> this was -- there was a resignation letter written by -- who was chief of staff to the then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen. and, as you pointed out, this is how close things were. it was january 3rd, president trump had rosen coming over to the white house. and everyone thought that rosen was going to get fired simply because the justice department was refusing to say that there was fraud in the georgia election or elections in all the investigations into the election. the le

. >> reporter: now prosecutors in nassau and westchester counties are also reviewing allegations by the trooper in addition to an ongoing criminal investigation by the albany d.a. the embattled governor denied the accusations in a video statement tuesday. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. that is just not who i am. and that's not who i have ever been. >> reporter: in addition to possible criminal exposure, investigators for the attorney general's office say cuomo's accusers may have other avenues of recourse. >> the women can decide, some of the women can decide themselves if they want to bring a civil action. >> reporter: but cuomo accuser charlotte bennett who helped kick off the state investigation earlier this year by going public with her allegations says right now she's focused on getting cuomo out of office. >> it's really the responsibility of the assembly speaker to impeach him immediately. he is a danger. we have the facts, and carl needs to get to it. >> reporter: on that issue of impeachment, a source familiar with the matter te

in just the past several hours the district attorney's in manhattan and westchester county announced they are looking into cuomo's actions after requesting from the attorney general's office and algallegations. to the reporting of covid cases in nursing homes and amid the mounting legal scrutiny comes mounting political pressure on the governor to step down and do so quickly. including now pressure from president biden. who held off making that announcement when the allegations first surfaced against cuomo in march. >> will you now call on him to resign given the investigator said the 11 women were credible? >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now calling on him to resign? >> yes. >> the president joins a growing list of democrats calling for cuomo's resignation. in fact, the question is who isn't inside the democratic party because this list of resignation callers includes not just the president, but house speaker nancy pelosi, new york's two u.s. senators, chuck schumer and gillibrand. the governor has no intention of stepping down and categorically denies the accusations laid

. >> and westchester county have requested investigative material from the state attorney general as they pursue possible criminal charges against the 3 term governor clearly there's grounds for prosecution. >> but the most important thing right now is for the governor to resign. that was tom negovan reporting for us tonight. 70 people, many of them disney world workers now facing a number of serious charges as part of an undercover child predator sting in florida. >> sheriff's officials say that all of the suspects are from central florida with the exception of one who was visiting from los angeles police say the suspects thought they were talking to 13 year-old children online and we're even planning to engage in activities with the miners. but obviously was those undercover officers. they were talking with investigators say they're not releasing the message is because of the graphic nature that was contained inside of them. suspects, all of them now facing a total of 50 charges. >> coming up next, the dating app designed for people who don't want to get vaccinated why the creators

prosecutors in nassau and westchester counties are looking at the allegations by that trooper and the district attorney in albany has an ongoing criminal investigation. but it's unclear specifically what types of crimes they're pursuing, but the most likely is a class a misdemeanor. forceable touching. as you noted, the standard to successfully pursue a criminal case is very different than the one that investigators were using for this report. typically for the standard, proof beyond a reasonable doubt. typically sexual harassment in workplace claims are dealt with similarly. we've seen at least one accuser say she is going to pursue him civilly. interest interestingly accuser charlotte bennett said she's not focused on civil litigation. she's focused on getting cuomo out of office. criminal actions, that will be tricky, jim. >> and a civil suit would involve seeking financial damages, is that right? >> absolutely. they'd have to establish their damages. it depends on the specific incidents. but some of these women have claimed retaliation not just by the governor, by his office and h

county which is in mount kisco where the governor was living with the ex-girlfriend in 2019/2020 and at that point allegations of inappropriate touching and harassment of a state trooper and then in manhattan, the governor spends a significant amount of time in new york city and nassau county and long island and those are the four district attorney offices, and where they at right now, they are all at the same place, and basically gone back to the attorney general's office, and said that you have had this independent report with two individuals, and now a lot of stuff that is public, and can we get some of the underlying materials and talking about the witness testimony, and any sort of the documents that they subpoenaed, and you know, over 70,000 documents that they were able to get in the course of the investigation, and can we get some of it, and look at it, and is there a violation of the new york state law here? can we proceed on a criminal basis? so that is where they are at now, and this is not a matter of weeks, geoff, but a matter of months here before we hear things on the

. >> and westchester county have requested investigative material from the state attorney general as they pursue possible criminal charges against the 3 term governor clearly there's grounds for prosecution. >> but the most important thing right now is for the governor to resign. >> that was tom negovan reporting for us tonight. coming up next, the dating app designed for people who do not want to get vaccinated. why the creators now say they are being censored. >> in sports. the warriors prize lottery picks make their much anticipated summer league debuts plus giants and a's highlights. it really up next with details. >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the giants ready to bounce back from yesterday's loss to the d'backs needing a good start from pitcher kevin gausman has had couple of duds of late and that exactly what they got. take a look. we go to arizona, a mom and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 kids enjoying the ball game with some ice cream. give that woman a metal. >> top of the 7th giants up 3 to one crowds dickerson. he crushes one high and deep to right. no doubt about th

county d.a.'s office to the new york attorney general requesting materials from the investigation. that d.a. now says he's involved because some of the alleged conduct by governor cuomo occurred there. stephanie. >> all right, gabe, thank you. let's dig deeper and bring in employment and sexual harassment attorney general debra katz who represents charlotte bennet, cuomo's former aide who accused him of harassment. thank you for being here. she repeatedly said she believes her client and the women in this report. it is great to get that support, but ultimately what is charlotte looking for? >> charlotte is looking for the vindication she got yesterday. what she's ultimately looking for is for the governor to be held accountable here. we had hoped when the investigation began, we said let's wait for the facts. we have the facts and now he's responding in a belligerent fashion and is blaming the victims for his behavior and saying, essentially, they lied. what's significant in this report is that ch

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counties have requested information from the attorney general's office. in the district attorney and in albany, home to the state capital, has opened a criminal investigation. >> the allegations early on certainly led myself and other prosecutors with concurrent jurisdiction to -- to believe that criminal activity had in fact taken place and we'll conduct our own indpect investigation. it will be done expeditiously. meantime a new maris poll finds 59% of american adults including 52% of democrats say cuomo should resign this. follows a host of prominent democrats calling for him to quit, including president biden and members of new york's congressional delegation as well as fellow governors. >> i'm appalled by the treatment that these women had to put up with. they -- they deserve to be heard and thank god they were heard, and -- and the governor has to resign. >> msnbc anchor joins us live from al any. the governor refuses to leave office. walk us through what is happening next. >> an incredible damning report. 165 makes and 11 women listed in the pages

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counties as well . >> what do you make of it? >> they're efforts to get ahead of the story to try to change the narrative. the headlines have painted a picture of a toxic work force, toxic office and with tgovernor at top of that environment and engaging in illegal conduct. i suspect the lawyers will try to flip this narrative. we know this governor has denied the allegations. he's denied touching anyone. he's defniied engaging in the outlines in the report. i suspect his lawyers will go further in confirming the denials. one thing that is important with respect to this victim, one that is already filed the criminal complaint, the ag's report talks about her being incredibly credible witness both on the details, on the substance, on her demeanor. they also talk about corroborating information and evidence that will back up the allegations made by this particular victim. the governor has a really high burden to meet. i think in convincing the residents of new york but particularly those criminal prosecutors who are going to be loo

and look, all of this as four district attorneys for albany, westchester, nassau county and manhattan have now requested evidence gathered by the attorney general's office be turned over for criminal investigation into the governor. the albany d.a. is continuing its investigation into the allegations made by an unnamed executive assistant who says cuomo groped her seconds before asking to take this selfie in the executive mansion in 2019. she claims cuomo put his hand under her blouse in a separate incident months later. the westchester d.a. is investigating claims made by a state trooper that cuomo personally asked that she join his security detail and sexually harassed her. former aide charlotte bennett said this about him being a touchy feely kind of guy. >> i don't want an apology. it's not necessary. i thought his propaganda video was uncomfortable, weird and unnecessary. >> despite calls for impeachment, one republican on the judiciary committee said we can't let emotions drive us. it will talk about a month for them to complete their ongoing impeachment investigation. neil? >>

in westchester can county, and albany count. and investigations ongoing related to covid nursing home deaths, his $5 million book deal and whether any of the staff worked during their time in state government on that. and his handling of other issues related to the state's functioning. and i think those are the questions that people are really waiting to see those. those additional investigations. whether they have implications for the governor going forward. and then what happened during this period of transition. >> right. what can you tell us about hochul's relationship to the legislature? >> well, kathy hochul has been the lieutenant governor for just -- for the -- since 2014. and at this point, i think she has seen pretty favorably among state lawmakers. she was not particularly close to cuomo and his inner circle. she was never part of those covid briefings. during the time that the governor and his staff has been overseeing the pandemic, she has been doing what she has done previously, which is traveling across the state

and the westchester d.a. and the nassau county and albany. and a criminal case you have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt and so they're at this point going to likely call in the complainants, and review the evident themselves and conduct their their own independent investigation. >> you could give us a sense about time line here, right. and the mean the manhattan d.a. for instance said it is asking for evidence of course, it has multiple investigations underway into other things but that is the nature of the way d.a. offices work. what would the potential crimes be and over what time frame might we see them? >> so i can't tell you what the time frame will be but i could tell you that the letter that came from the manhattan district attorney's office talked about incidents involving two different women. so a state trooper where the governor is -- something happened at his office in manhattan. and then there was a second incident where a state employee where he grabbed her buttocks two times. so those are the two things that the manhattan

county, new york. a renowned leader, preacher, who has traveled across this world. one of his most important responsibilities besides serving god, he is chairman of the board of the national action network. please welcome dr. franklin richardson. dr. richardson: thank you. we have been stimulated knowing that our future is intact. we have heard more luther king's granddaughter taking us -- martin luther king's granddaughter taking us into the future. on behalf of the future action network, i am happy to tell you that we are continuing this a long fight. we stand here today in the legacy of those who believed that one day all of us americans will have the right to be fully who got has called us to be. full participants in the struggle we are here today to hold the legacy of the most suppressed of us. those who disembarked and when they got off the boat there were those who said before i will be a slave i will be buried and be buried with my god. we are here to fight until we get whathey envisioned. we a

like westchester. so she will have to choose a lieutenant governor from downstate, i believe. both legislative leaders are from downstate. the a simile speaker is from the bronx, and the state senate leader is from across the line. -- across the line from the bronx. she will have to demonstrate to downstate or that they will want to insist to her that we still run the show. host: let's talk to maxine calling from leavenworth, kansas on the democratic line. maxine, good morning. caller: morning. i think you are right about democrats and republicans have different sets of morals. andrew cuomo had allegations, unproven allegations, of harassment, donald trump admitted himself he sexually assaulted women. my question is, do you think cuomo would have been forced to resign if he had been a republican, and republicans had been in power in new york? host: go ahead and respond michael. guest: i don't believe he would have, no. i do not think the republican party is as worked up about these kind of issues as de

he brings small groups of protesters to wherever it is the clintons live in westchester county, bill and hillary clinton. if they so much appear at a local event, they are stalking them. they are stalking them at the house. he has certainly made violent threats against officials that he disagrees with. he considers himself to be the essence of christianity. i know a number of christians who would disagree with that. you look at a guy like that and you say, why do we pay attention to this? well, he does get a fair number of viewers, and he's also an example of people all over the country who are doing this kind of thing. he is somebody we have followed for a long time. my colleague keeps his eye trained on him . i mean, this guy, i think he lives in ohio. he has arranged trips for people to go visit the clintons. host: here's the video posted by the right wing watch blog, your youtube page. >> friends, as it was in the day of noah, so shall be the coming of fallen man. what would you tell us? that this jab is melting and working and screwing up your dna! the same thing that was giong

county just outside of new york city, all looking into investigations on him. and the strategy he has is to hole up in the capital, and my fear is he's going to start declaring an emergency. he can't worry about himself, he's got to worry about us as numbers creep up and start a massive crackdown in new york state because of his lack of discipline in his life. steve: well, i don't, you know, east he's holed up in the governor's mansion trying to figure out how to save his political career, but at the same time you've got to imagine he's trying to figure out how to save his hide because four localities are looking into criminal conduct, and that could mean some serious consequences for him. and apparently, the four d.a.s in each of those counties have reached out to the attorney general, leticia james, and said, okay, from your 168-page document, your investigation, can you give us the underlying evidence? because we would like to use that to probe the governor. ainsley: brad homan is a democrat, he's a new york state senator, and he says there's no one who supp

county, and i have not seen her since last summer. she did pay in may of 2020, but not a penny since then, and he is still here, and we are trying to get into leave, but he won't leave. host: what actions have you taken? is this a matter you have brought to housing officials or the police? caller: we have tried a lot of different ways to go about it, but because of moratorium, he has been able to fly through. he sneaks in and out of the house. he takes electricity from a socket in the hallway, and he has just avoided us all together. host: sorry to hear that. it sounds like a fairly untenable situation. jenny schuetz, any thoughts on that? guest: we are running up into the problem that some landlords do not want to keep the tenant in the property anymore. they are frustrated, as this caller was, they have not been receiving rent. in some cases these are tenants who might be disturbing other people in the building, and the landlord to are at the end of their patients and just want the tenant out. the programs that require the landlord

today the manhattan, westchester and nassau county d.a.s requested investigative materials from the attorney general's report. they now join albany county which has an ongoing criminal investigation into cuomo's behavior. joining me now, deanna paul, reporter for "the wall street journal" and a former new york city prosecutor. cynthia alksne and zerlina maxwell. thank you all very much for coming to "the reidout." cynthia, i'm going to start with you and just put this graphic up about the likelihood of cuomo being charged with a crime. legal experts caution that the standard for criminal prosecution is greater than state attorney general letitia james' civil investigation. while her report was backed up by corroborating evidence and credible witnesses, establishing that cuomo had committed a crime would require additional scrutiny. talk us through that a little bit. >> here's that basic point. that is a civil case, it's easier to prove a civil case. it's more likely than not, than a criminal case beyond a reasonable doubt. i don't honestly, jonathan, think that's the issue here. i think you

district attorneys from albany county, westchester, nassau in manhattan, have made former request for evidence obtained by the attorney general's office to help with ongoing criminal investigations. and the governor cuomo included in that aeg report are allegations of unwanted touching from a now 30 year old state trooper who cuomo allegedly personally asked to be on his private security detail. the governor denied all of the allegations in a video released yesterday, but former aide charlotte bennett says she doesn't believe the apology. he clearly cannot accept responsibility. for any of his behavior. new york state assemblyman ron kim says some of his colleagues are pushing for immediate impeachment, the top prosecutor in the city of new york's had claimed that he broke federal and state laws we have as a legislative body and ethical and legal duty to remove them from his position of power, the state assembly speaker says. they'll be moving quickly to finish the ongoing impeachment investigation in new york. brian yannis fox news. coming up justice for san francisco grandfather the

district attorneys from albany county, westchester, nassau in manhattan have made former request for evidence obtained by the attorney general's office to help with ongoing criminal investigations into governor cuomo. included in that aeg report are allegations of unwanted touching from now 30 year old state trooper who cuomo allegedly personally asked. beyond his private security detail. the governor denied all of the allegations in a video released yesterday, but former aide charlotte bennett says she doesn't believe the apology. he clearly cannot accept responsibility. for any of his behavior. new york state assemblyman ron kim says some of his colleagues are pushing for immediate impeachment, the top prosecutor in the city of new york's had claimed that he broke federal and state laws we have as a legislative body and ethical and legal duty to remove him from his position of power, the state assembly speaker says. they'll be moving quickly to finish the ongoing impeachment investigation in new york. brian yannis fox news. former president barack obama is scaling back the big part

. >> district attorneys from several new york counties including albany, westchester, manhattan, and here in nassau, have requested evidence from the attorney general's office to help with ongoing investigations into potential criminal action. shannon. >> shannon: laura ingle in new york, thanks so much. tonight governor cuomo is a pariah among much of the mainstream media now turning on their one-time darling of the press. is also a major problem for one particular media personality. fox news media analyst and host of fox's "media buzz" howard kurtz has the story. >> i am chris cuomo. we are focused on covid. >> cnn's chris cuomo made no mention last night of the scandal that is threatening to drive his brother from office. cuomo was unable to address it because he and the network had decided he cannot cover the new york governor in any way. a marked contrast to last year, 11 appearances on his program when andrew cuomo was being hailed during the pandemic. >> thank you for coming back to the show. >> mom told me i had to. >> when the sexual harassment allegations surfaced, cnn rein

>> so as you mentioned, there are four deas in the state in the counties of nassau, albany, westchester and here in manhattan where the district attorneys have reached outs to the new york attorney general based on the finding in this investigative report and they're asking for some of those materials. i can tell you in manhattan, the da asking for the contact information as well as investigative materials related to both trooper number one, who of course had been on the governor's service detail on his protective service detail and also the woman who's referred to as executive assistant number one. they were both rechsed by the manhattan da and all of them are saying they want this information because they need to determine if some of these events that were outsidelined in the report, whether there was any criminal activity. >> all right. i appreciate i would. thank you very much. more on this, no doubt. >>> up next, fresh evidence of how thoroughly the former president tried to disrupt the justice department. who went to the matt to stop them. 50 it's a whole new world out there. let'

like westchester. so she will have to choose a lieutenant governor from downstate, i believe. both legislative leaders are from downstate. the a simile speaker is from the bronx, and the state senate leader is from across the line. -- across the line from the bronx. she will have to demonstrate to downstate or that they will want to insist to her that we still run the show. host: let's talk to maxine calling from leavenworth, kansas on the democratic line. maxine, good morning. caller: morning. i think you are right about democrats and republicans have different sets of morals. andrew cuomo had allegations, unproven allegations, of harassment, donald trump admitted himself he sexually assaulted women. my question is, do you think cuomo would have been forced to resign if he had been a republican, and republicans had been in power in new york? host: go ahead and respond michael. guest: i don't believe he would have, no. i do not think the republican party is as worked up about these kind of issues as de

i would say it's important and it's good that law enforcement and district attorney's counties where many of these disturbing allegations have taken place are taking it seriously the district attorney i represent westchester in the assembly as well, they are doing investigation it is important the victims are able to find peace and justice, the governor get due process, it's important for people to know this criminal investigation in the criminal proceedings should be running now concurrently with what we are doing in the legislature fighting for impeachment. a lot of my colleagues and majority in the senate to pass several months from up there calling for the government to resign. there calling for the governor to resign, it's not going to do anything. he's the only one with power to resign. i have the power to impeach and i think it time my colleagues and assembly exercise that power and remove the governor. arthel: the governor is still fighting. one of his attorneys held a lengthy briefing. >> for the majority of the witnesses interviewed, they were not transcribed. this would be

. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here's the cnbc news update prosecutors in two counties seek information on alleged sexual harassment by new york governor. the district attorneys in manhattan and westchester asked for material on incidents in their jurisdictions. and on the news tonight, the calls for cuomo to resign grow as the governor still says he did nothing wrong. what's next is legislators consider impeaching him, tonight at 7:00 p.m. spirlt airlines struggling to get travelers in the air cancelling 350 flights, half of all scheduled. spirit says it's a perfect storm of bad weather, staffing shortages. passengers say there is no excuse for the late notifications they've been searching. >>> and mexico takes weapons makers to court in the u.s the civil lawsuit accuses the company of negligent business practices that they knew led to illegal gun trafficking into mexico immediate response from the weapons makers including smithen wesson and sturm ruger krur update >> thanks, ralo ral. >>> general motors with worst day since march of 2020. reporting earnings missed but reve