new york flrk flores. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. flores: this was a violent assault on the transfer of powers we have taken for grant. the impeachment of donald trump is not politic with us law. not vengeance but justice. we as the people's representatives must rise to the challenge of defending democracy in the face of its great etc. threat and we will. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the jl from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for 30 seconds. >> there are still members of his party who refuse to hold him accountable. it's because of that inaction that there's only one path forward to put an end to this presidency. donald trump must be impeached, removed from office and barred from ever holding the office of the pres

gentlelady from new york ms. velasquez. >> madam speaker, i rise in the support of this resolution because in america we hold power to account. in america, we do not succumb to violent insurrections incited by a head of state. in america, we do not turn a blind eye to high crimes and misdemeanor. no. that is not who we are. so today as a defender of this nation's constitution, i will vote in favor of impeaching donald j. trump. i yield back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. could i inquire, the time remaining for each side. >> the gentleman has ten minutes remaining. the gentleman for new york has 9 3/4 minutes remaining. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from california. >> gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the second annual impeachment show extravaganza brought to you by left-wing media, ministers of shutdown

an unspeakable tragedy confirmed to us by abc news in new york city. john lennon, outside of his apartment building on the west side of new york city, the most famous perhaps of all of the beatles, shot twice in the back, rushed to roosevelt hospital, dead on arrival. so i set about doing myjob. remember in those days there was no internet, no mobile phones, no texting. so i rushed down the street to this point right here where there once stood a payphone. and i made a call to my bbc colleagues in london on the today programme, where i once worked as producer, to let them know what was going on. i spoke to the overnight editor, quite an excitable fellow. he was agitated and so was i. after all, a former beatle being murdered on the streets of new york was a major news story. in those days, we used these rather big west german tape recorders to record interviews out in the field. they had great fidelity but they were rather unwieldy. in fact a colleague of mine used to refer to them as clockwork handbags. anyway, i still have mine from decades ago. the

but in other ways, new york state of the state is different, because new york is different. our dna is different. what covid did to us is different and how he responded to covid is different. we have a confidence born from accomplishment and we know what we must do and we will do it. we will win the covid war and we will learn and grow from the experience. we are smart, united, disciplined and loving. we are as they say, new york tough. there are moments that can change the person fundamentally, sometimes for the better and likewise there are episodes in history that transform. covid is one of those moments. new york seized the moment for the crisis it is but for the opportunity it presents. we understand the international trauma and -- trauma and disruption that covid is causing. it is affecting every aspect of society around the globe and generated new fundamental dynamics. even this presentation today is different. with thousands of people. today i am speaking in person with a small group, but broadcasting zoom and streaming and in this new and different world, the audien

the gentleman from new york is recognized. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from texas, mr. castro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. castro: thank you, madam speaker. donald trump is the most dangerous man to ever occupy the oval office. i want to take you back one week ago today when people were barging through these doors, breaking the windows with weapons, armed, pipe bombs, coming here to harm all of you, to harm the speaker, to harm the senate. let me ask you a question. what do you think they would have done if they had gotten in? what do you think they would have done to you? and who do you think sent them here? the most dangerous man to ever occupy the oval office. if inciting a deadly insurrection is not enough to get a president impeached, then what is? all of us must answer that question today. the constitution requires us to impeach and remove donald john trump. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. t

., new york? that man was not a democrat. _ new york? that man was not a democrat. he _ new york? that man was not a democrat, he was _ new york? that man was not a democrat, he was at _ new york? that man was not a democrat, he was at one - new york? that man was not a democrat, he was at one who i new york? that man was not a i democrat, he was at one who felt strongly about the storming of the capital and having to defend lawmakers. extraordinary how this siege on capitol hill a week ago has totally scrambled american politics in the closing days of donald trump is my time in office.— is my time in office. laura, let me check something _ is my time in office. laura, let me check something you _ is my time in office. laura, let me check something you said - is my time in office. laura, let me check something you said earlier i check something you said earlier today, you said that we are expecting donald trump to be impeached. can we be a bit stronger than that? will it take something very unusual and unlikely in the next couple of hours to prevent that from happening?— next

they are preparing him for entry to the university of new york which is now new york university. the man's name is lorenzo da ponte, but he starts off as a young man in venice, becomes a priest, decides the priestly life is not for him. he is ultimately expelled from the city of venice and is charged with concubinage. he finds his way to the court of emperor joseph the second where he connects with mozart, has the words to famous shows like the marriage of figaro, performances and operas we have probably all seen or heard of and circuitously finds his way back to new york city where he starts the first opera company on the island. one of his daughters, which he treats as an adopted daughter but was suspected to be very much a biological daughter of his due to a liaison in his 60's. that's going to be the mother of teresa bagioli sickles. she is just a little girl when he is a boarder. he will stay in touch with her as he enters the law, becomes a new york assemblyman. as teresa grows up, he decides he is in love with her. the family was opposed to the marriage at first because of

news coming up next a look at the inequality crisis in new york city so we some sky know we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour on a culturally for me and the entire team and the newsroom here in berlin thanks for watching. the. world. go beyond your own soul to. all of the stories that matter to. us. whatever it takes. not running not. a good enough job made for mines. america is voting on. the wealthiest new cuckoos to to me we have to fix the pandemic so that we can fix the economy the gap between rich and war in this country is wide and it's getting wider. you know it was hit hardest by the pandemic and the poorest worst affected. of trying to get reelected i do seem nothing is really going to change from policy right not just going to get worse the coronavirus put the focus on social justice right in the middle of an election year only one person of the 2 candidates even acknowledging the systematic racism in this country we need someone who can bring together the country. who can unify the country. 8 months one city 3 close the city's middle and lower classes this

at the peak of the crisis since in times more people dying in new york in the hamptons. so how do societies more privileged members deal with such social injustice to new deadly pandemic. is it katie carrion showing off ones who've. everything. i'm sensitive about what the girls post on their instagram all the time i'm like really why i've never been well you know something i mean but that's my opinion it's their brand and they should you know what they want to do with their with their instagram you know it's not for me to say or to control it it's their brand just don't like i mean people sometimes. if it was my brand i wouldn't i wouldn't do what they do but that's not that's not what i don't have i'm not going to my gang i'm talking about we don't i'm like no no i'm just saying your brand is about you guys your lifestyle young you know that's what that's what it is that's what i think is magnetic about it and what attracts people and and i'm just saying it's not it's not my particular brand or lifestyle or what i would choose to post if i you know you've seen my insta

new york. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> i did not come to congress to impeach donald trump. the constitutional crimes by an out of control president inspired by his hatred and the big lie that he told cannot be ignored. donald trump is a leaving, breathable, impeachment offense. it is what it is. the violent attack on the u.s. capitol was an act of insurrection incited by donald trump. he's a clear and present danger to the health, safety and well being of the american people and that is why this impeachment is necessary on the house floor for a second time with a bipartisan majority. violence will not win. insurrection will not win. sedition will not win. terror will not win. lawlessness will not win, mob rule will not win. not today, not tomorrow, not ever. democracy will prevail. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we reserve. >> gentleman from new york. >> i now yields one minute to distinguished gentleman from california. >> the gentleman from california is recogniz

one of the big stories on the new york stock exchange in recent weeks was the expected delisting of 3 chinese tech firms all of them targeted in the recent us executive order prohibiting americans from investing in companies that washington claims are linked to the beijing government on monday the new york stock exchange abruptly canceled. shocking many. as if trade and diplomatic relations between the u.s. and china couldn't get any foggier. the new york stock exchange had an announced it was delisting 3 communications giants china telecom china unicom and china mobile. the delisting followed an executive order from president donald trump which barred american investments and chinese firms owned or controlled by the military now the exchange says it's changing course after talks of quote relevant regulators but today's announcement is not undoing the mounting tensions. this expression of chinese firms has a limited impact on the chinese companies but it will harm the u.s. his own national interests and the image of that country as well as the global position of the u.s. capital marke

of you know the temperatures here in new york city. you guys are based here, too. in the teens and the 20's. how can anyone survive on outdoor dining and the worst part of it he is not even doing this based on science. 1.4% positive cases, came from restaurants according to his own

new york. france has also seen a sharp increase in new infections and curfews been imposed in paris so the city was uncharacteristically empty on new years but the country is joining together to provide support to affected communities and sometimes in the most unexpected places . this dog this restaurant is valid solidarity quality messages come to the spice there's a mcdonald's ad slogan camas you are and we want to. first. go back to how things were that's what's past that means that we all share this place is a restraint but also a common space where we can build solidarity help people in the neighborhood who are going through a difficult time. politicians around the world are insisting that corona virus vaccine will stay a voluntary however many countries are already preparing for covert passports companies are preparing mobile applications out there can check through people's phones whether or not they have had the jab income and trust networks already developed such an app and cooperation

york became a symbol of new york tough determination. now that the truth is out. new york state has the highest number of nursing home deaths in the country. why? on march 25, 2020, como issued a new directive to nursing home administrators. quote, no resident shall be denied readmission to nursing homes based on a suspected case of covid-19. when he was asked why he was forcing nursing homes to accept covid infected patients, he lied. he blamed the trump administration saying he was following federal guidelines. the lie, federal guidelines do not and never did require nursing homes to take covid infected patients. the truth, you, andrew, are one of the only ghofs america to insist that covid infected seniors be placed with our most vulnerable population, the elderly. you and you alone. you and you alone underreported the numbers by 50%, thinking no one would find out and constantly ignoring and delaying the release of this information. andrew, what made you do that? what made you write that directive? why would you mandate readmission o

t gentlewoman from new york, mrs. malone i urge passge of h.r. 27 and i yield back the % i yield back. the eaker pro tempore: the loney, yields back. e: the the house suspend the rules and pass thbill h.r. 27. those opposed, no.ye. in te opinion of the chair, 2/3 being inhe affirmaive, the rules ar suspendedthe bill is motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the table. motion to sspend the rules and the clerk will report the tle. the clerk: a bill to amend federal funding and accountality of 2006 to require the budget reqests of agencies be made publicly availabl the speaker pro temre: the question is will e house bill. mbers will record their votes by electronic device [captiong made possible by thet united states house of he resentatives. proceedings for tical or commcial purposes is expressly representaves.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 412, the nays are 2. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on th

yesterday after new york's a.g. released this investigative report finding that the total number of deaths among nursing home residents was as much as 50% higher than what was being reported the state's department of health released that true number. that number 12,743 is nearly 4,000 more than what was being reported by the state. that's because new york had only been including in the count those who died at the homes, not those who died after being transferred to hospitals. with nearly 13,000 dead new york now tops the list as the state with the highest number of nursing home residents who have died of covid-19. the a.g.'s report also found that the cuomo administration's decision forcing nursing homes to accept covid-19 infected patients may have increased the risk of harm to residents. reacting to the a.g.'s report new york's health commissioner howard zucker blamed others for the nursing home tragedy quote. the recurring problems in nursing homes and by facility operators resulted from a complete abdication by

from new york. the gentleman from new york is recognized for 30 seconds madam speaker i rise in support of the impeachment of donald j. trump the disgraced defeated president of the united states there must be consequences for last week's treason and sedition hundreds if not thousands of donald trump in today's republican party aiming to run for higher office and me would and we must send a message that no one in the united states of america is above the law the world is watching madam speaker i yield back the nominee back into. the impeachment debate time public and democrats sparring over whether to impeach president tom for a 2nd time and let's bring in alan fischer who's joining us from the white house and this time around president tom hasn't been able to tweet his reaction but he's had someone read it out on the floor didn't talk us through the statement from president. well he was reading a statement has just been issued to all of us here at the white house just in the last 20 minutes or so i

the gentleman from new york is recognized. that is figure and there you had one minute to sing with gentle lady from colorado miss to get the gentleman from colorado is recognized for one minute thank you madam speaker better speaker just over a year ago i stood right there where you're standing today as we took the solemn step of impeaching the president of the united states for pressuring a foreign leader to take on lawful actions to help him in his reelection and now just one week ago almost to the hour i laid right there on the floor of the gallery above us i heard gunshots in the speaker's lobby i heard the mob pounding on the door and what they were trying to do they were all in angry mob incited by the president trying to stop certification of a legitimate election it's clear the president learned nothing in the last year yesterday the president said again he did nothing wrong this man is dangerous he has defied the constitution he's incited sedition and he must be removed we all took a pledge on january 3rd to uphold t

and new york really the way. -- and new york will lead the way. thank you and god bless you. >> governors across the country are doing their state of the state speeches. this afternoon idaho governor rad little with his state of the state at 3:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. at 4:00 p.m. we will take you to arizona to hear from governor doug ducey with his state of the state also live here on c-span. atd coverage as well online c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ c-span, yourtching unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today we are brought to you by these companies who provide c-span2 viewers as a public service. >> the votes for president the united states are as follows. joseph r biden junior of the state of delaware has received 306 votes. donald j. trump of the state of

our new york. politicians around the world are insisting that coronavirus fact scenes will stay a voluntary many countries are already preparing for cope it passports and companies are preparing mobile applications so authorities can check through people's phones whether or not they have had that job become and trust networks are to develop such an app in collaboration with airlines such as virgin atlantic and with fans. and as dimitri a public reports it leaves people with mixed messages on what exactly will happen. if you're still not sure you want to get a code vaccine the choice might now be a little clear several countries are debating whether or not people who get the job should have certain privileges for being covered safe not a bad idea on paper but for those in the back of the line or just hesitant to inject a rapidly developed chemical cocktail life might not be the same sure you don't have to get an ocular added but good luck if you want to travel or go to a bar or pretty much anything

new york. from sizzles to show up increase in new infections a curfew has been imposed in paris so this is he was uncharacteristically. for the country joining together nonetheless to provide support to affected communities and sometimes in the most unexpected places. it is because of this restaurant is about solidarity in the quality our messages come to the space there's a mcdonald's slogan you are and we want to be 1st. super bowl after ample means we can go back to health things work this place has been shared by all of us it's a restaurant but also a common space where we can build solidarity and help people in the neighborhood who are going through difficult times. politicians around the world are insisting that corona virus vaccines will stay voluntary however a big question mark coming up many countries are also preparing covert passports and companies are preparing mobile applications so authorities can check through people's phones whether or not they've had the job the common trust n

so new york new york usually packed times square when it's pretty busy at the moment continues to welcome far less people than usual as to. a new york based journalist and commentator chad morse disappointed by officials downbeat signals of continued distractions as we head into a new. fortunately i'm not sure i share that optimism at this point i mean especially as someone who lives in new york city we already have the blasio our mayor and governor still pretty a very dark picture of what's ahead i believe they said broadway still won't be open until 2022 i don't really see the sort of one party rule or grass democrat stronghold cities in america necessarily need to get. back to normal i mean these these governments and these these rulers have shown just how much they're to become tyrannical they're petty tyrants radical i think they want to give up that little level of control so i don't think they're going to get it completely locked down their states they have their ruling almost anything but military rule when they have you know. forces roaming the streets making sure people wear it

york city councillor. 700,000 people live in public housing in new york city. that is more people than the entire population of boston. public housing is a forgotten city within a city in new york, but not forgotten by ritchie torres, who grew up in new york's public housing. >> so i grew up in a public housing development in the east bronx known as throggs neck houses, which is part of its own tale of two cities. it is right across the street from trump golf course. i grew up facing many of the same conditions that are facts of life here in public housing, you know, neverending molds, leakage, which was a difficult thing as an asthmatic growing up in public housing. without the new york city housing authority my mother, who raised two children on a low-wage job, would have been in a homeless shelter. she would have been among the 60,000 individuals in our shelter system. and so i'm indebted to public housing for giving me a fighting chance at a decent life and becoming the youngest member of the city council. >> that segment we did with me just listening and l

be because according to joel and also in new york it absolutely is not. yeah i love a good debate appreciate the comments jon. yeah i mean i'll take the other side of that pretty pretty strongly so. i came from the institutional world my co-founder was a portfolio manager at a university endowment and the thesis was institutions would ultimately end up investing in allocating to disk as a new asset as a new asset class early on john's right you know there were engineers there were technologists there were early adopters who got into the space 5710 years ago while it mature well the industry mature and while bitcoin mature as a financial asset which it very much now is the market structure the market infrastructure is there now you have institutional demand and he and he and john mentions it's not based on anything real it's based on very real things so one thing that happened in 2020 for example if we look around new york if you look around the u.s. if you look around what institutions companies people investors faced what they internalized in 2020 is a p

the gentleman from new york? >> i now yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from michigan. >> madame chairman, on wednesday the 6th democrats and republicans hid on the floor, put on gas masks, and was ushered out of this room. we in this country cannot begin healing and unity without accountability and justice. the president of the united states incited an insurrection against congress, you, me, and the vice president of the united states. impeach now. >> the gentleman from new york continues to reserve. the gentleman from ohio recognized. >> reserve. >> i give 30 seconds to the gentle lady from california. >> madame speaker, on january 6th, trump incited his white nationalist supporters to initiate a coup against the heart of the democracy. this act of domestic terrorism demands that congress act to remove this president. he has been and remains a threat threat to our national security. he and his supporters must be held accountable. congress must act immediately to remove this danger. >> the gentleman from new yo

the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> statement from the president, i urge there's no violence, no law breaking, no vandalism of any kind. this is not what i stand for and what america stands for. i call all americans to helpeas. just put out that statement by the president of the united states. i-year-old to the gentleman from virginia. >> the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. >> last week that piece was tragically torn apart as the capitol was invaded. a vie lightning mob including many with the most hostile of a unleashed chaos throughout the capitol. six individuals were dead. i have always supported the rights of citizens to peaceably assemble but they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. they should be charged and prosecuted for insurrection against the government. we are a nation of laws and not of men. now a week since the riots threaten the people's house and a week until a new president takes office we are rushing through an impeach

new york poor spiral. boxes remain empty in the reach of $100.00 for 2 room apartment a rent that was manageable was she still had a job. in the richest parents came to new york as a latin american immigrants and ended up some with it couldn't be further from the affluent center of manhattan. as a little girl my mom will watch a body old movie and one of her favorites was breakfast at tiffany's. i understand why you know walking in front of the store with like a big thing for what you have earned you know you want to lavish lifestyle so much being i think you know given in new york that's what i always embody for myself and i made my breakfast that if you drink. now the dream is over in the region no longer have a chance to send to children to stay with other family members because money is so short. the viki family has gone to stay in this summer house in the hamptons 2 hours drive from a manhattan apartment. and function in a phillips's and can work from anyway. just a fun fact about my cause and i work

new york running out of vaccines. the next shipment coming early next week. >> we have 7 million eligible people, okay? at 250,000 doses a week, this is going to take us 15, 16, 17 weeks. >> reporter: florida, california, and new jersey also facing dwindling supply. >> i cannot be any clearer -- we have built a vaccine infrastructure that can handle this job. we need to doses. >> reporter: despite the virus raging in california, the state ranking near the bottom of the list in percent of available shots administered. l.a.'s mayor saying at the current pace, the county will not finish vaccinations until june of 2022 unless more companies hit the market. dr. anthony fauci saying johnson and johnson's promising one-shot vaccine may be ready for emergency authorization in two weeks. >> you're going to see a sharp escalation of additional doses of this one-dose vaccine. >> reporter: eligibility requirements also adding to frustrations. new mexico reversing course for teacher eligibility, leading to thousands of abrupt canc

the jonah from new york? >> madam speaker i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from michigan. >> the gentleman from michigan is recognized for 30 seconds. >> met him speaker, one month ago the president of the united states inside of the deadly attack the united states capital while we covered ourselves away from that trump mob. if inciting an insurrection does not warrant impeachment, nothing does. i took an oath to uphold the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. today i vote to uphold my oath. >> if the jonah from new york which is to reserve his time, from ohio is recognized. >> i yield one minute to the jonah from wisconsin. >> from wisconsin is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to strongly object to the articles of impeachment proposed against president trump which make the preposterous claim that president trump wanted or expected the riots that took place last week. he clearly said he wanted peaceful and patriotic demonstration. he did say he wanted people to

new york flrk flores. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. flores: this was a violent assault on the transfer of powers we have taken for grant. the impeachment of donald trump is not politic with us law. not vengeance but justice. we as the people's representatives must rise to the challenge of defending democracy in the face of its great etc. threat and we will. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the jl from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for 30 seconds. >> there are still members of his party who refuse to hold him accountable. it's because of that inaction that there's only one path forward to put an end to this presidency. donald trump must be impeached, removed from office and barred from ever holding the office of the pres

artsy new york. dave lindorff founding editor of the news site this can't be happening gave us his. i think the worst thing cuomo did was suspending transferring people with coded out of hospitals and into nursing homes the other direction. and exposing the patients in those nursing homes who weren't sick with come of it with the coded you know serious covered infections of the people that were being moved from the hospitals to get them out of the hospitals and make more room for more patients and i may be personally sensitive to that because my mother in law died of covidien a new jersey nursing home which was doing the same thing where you know the state was shifting people out of hospitals in new jersey into nursing homes and then presenting those nursing homes which are much lower staffed and much less good at infection control than hospitals are and not surprisingly the disease spread right through them in the us because the government until very recently would not subsidize. any home care for the elderly you know you have your elderly parents who don't want to be or can't be t

artsy new york. we've got reaction from dave lindorff who's the editor of the new site this can't be happening and richard mold who's the executive director of the long time community coalition. a mother in law died of covidien a new jersey nursing home which was doing the same thing where you know the state was shifting people out of hospitals in new jersey into nursing homes and then presenting those nursing homes which are much lower staffed and much less good at infection control than hospitals are and not surprisingly the disease spread writes or them they did but the eliza nursing homes are a risk however i don't think that they required nursing homes to take in residence with copd it probably led to more people being taken in and should've gone and but it was very clear the longstanding federal requirements are that nursing homes can only accept only accept residents if they have the staffing and the supplies necessary in the us because the government until very recently would not subsidize. a

i am definitely going to stay active in new york, new york city, new york state. try to stay relevant after you are out of office. see if anybody cares, i don't know. host: what is [indiscernible] like? rep. king: it's been a great place to live. i moved there in 1967. i have lived in my same home since 1971 in seaford. it's a great opportunity. it's mainly middle-income families. it's safe, schools are good. they voted for me all these times. it's been a great opportunity. mostly single-family homes. 6500 plots. as far as i know, it was probably the first suburban county in the country. it started right after world war ii. suffolk is catching up. this was the first real suburban county in the united states. host: how would you describe your political philosophy? rep. king: probably blue-collar conservative. on many issues, i'm very conservative. but i also realize no one's perfect and you can't have a perfect ideology. there are people who do need a break. so even though i am on the conservative wing of the party, i strongly support labor unions, especially const

it's new it's a 10 and it's fashion week in new york summer and schonchin sophia from the hamptons to getting major help. soviet i also serve as editor is. a magazine the daily front row which is featured in the hamptons in new york city and l.a. . and today we're going to start our day off with a line which means it's one of very few faints most especially this is happening on . one with a fun week part about fashion week getting all glammed up otherwise i don't wear any makeup really and so that's always really fun. if it is a normal fashion week it's literally from morning to night about 4 days to 5 days or. so then i'm a little nervous because they will get on each other's nerves and they will have fights and so i have to. have to be there to pick up the pieces but this particular fashion week in coven is so far going to be very relaxed. to find that in is on his way to central park. i want them both to have perspective. and i think in any situation to be the best that you can be you have to have perspective and understand that for the situation that you are in. the benefits that

government to this move by the new york stock exchange. according to many sources and why as he could still go ahead with its listings because the u.s. treasury secretary steven lucci phoned the n.y. as the on tuesday to tell him that they did he disagree with the decision to change the course of the de liston's so to the 3 chinese companies is nothing but a merely political decision to use the concept of dashon of security to suppress chinese companies and also to them it shows that how chaotic that the chump and construction is for the last 2 weeks they have in the white house so the 3 chinese companies would hope that the biden presidency could be more predictable and even change is that of order a so that they could be strong of the certainty of the u.s. rules but in the meantime we now also have this executive order from president jiang banning transactions through a chinese ups if it takes effect what sort of an impact is that going to have well we know that. they have already have another exact order to block some u.s. transactions

new york city mayor de blasio held a news conference about coronavirus. this is an hour. mayor de blasio: good morning, new york city. this day is finally here. in less than 14 hours it will be 2021. i could not be happier. i bet a lot of you feel the same way. we are so ready to kick 2020 out the door. and i am feeling totally energized that the new year is going to be here and great things are going to happen. tonight is going to be very special. do not believe any doubting thomases that say that it will not be special, it will be arguably the most special, the most poignant and moving new year's eve. everybody watch on television, do not go there. watch from home. it will be powerful. we will be honoring our health care heroes and first responders and folks who did amazing work this year. folks from the curb iris movement. all out there, deserving of the festivities. they will be the people we truly have in our hearts, because they saw us through this year. think about the performers, too. new york city's own jennifer lopez, there for the bronx, a great moment to have

are running a losing operation here in new york and some from new york like congresswoman nicole malliotakis understand this and they look at the winning side and say maybe we can take some lessons on what is going on down this florida. >> thousands of vaccines in new york were actually thrown away because the governor had such tight restrictions on who can get them and we had pushed very strongly to get the nypd as part of our front line and senior citizens moved up on the list. and now we are seeing as a result of that, we're actually backlogged long lines a he we see these issues raised and defy them and comes down to the leadership of the governor you can't compare what's happening in new york to florida. certainly florida has had a much better rollout. and, again, comes to these democrat vs. republican leadership. i just think that what you are seeing governor desantis do is much better. will: i will say, this ainsley. i was itching to get in on this being, one, because it's obvious exposure who is a success and who is a failure. it also just seems to fit into the same story line of her

the mayor of new york is demanding the truth about covert deaths the nursing homes after an official report failed but the statistics didn't reveal the full picture we have to make sense of this we have to get the full truth and we have to make sure it never ever happens again nothing like this happens again and we have to be honest about the numbers the report from the new york attorney general concluded that care home deaths between march and november last year were on the counted by as much as 50 percent that's kind of more than now explained. the nursing home scandal hanging over new york state governor andrew cuomo is head just won't go away a new report from the state's attorney general indicates that deaths in the elderly care homes could actually be 50 percent higher than was originally reported that's up to 13000 lives lost in new york it only tallied up the number who actually died within elderly care facilities not including those who went to the hospital after getting infected as the pandemic in their investigations continue it is imperative that understand why the reside

do you remember, on april 2nd of last year when new york city, new york state passed that huge omnibus bill. just a few days before, the same day i think actually that as dagen mentioned, the governor ordered that these nursing home patients be returned to the nursing homes, his aides inserted on 347 of that bill a clause, and immunity clause that protected nursing homes and also protected hospitals and that was a direct result of the nursing home lobby. because of that shield that was introduced into it, even lawmakers now say they have no idea what they find. one of them called it borderline criminal and that immunity shield is still in effect and keep in mind that before pfizer there were three ways that families could have control over ensuring that their loved ones in these nursing homes were taken care of to an appropriate standard. they could visit themselves and see it, there were government regulators that would tour and inspect the facilities regularly and there was a legal liability that they could explore in the form of negligence but because of covid the first two were tak

this is a new york investigation into the actions of a new york governor. i have a feeling now in 2022 he may not run for governor. this is something that is now on the front page of the "new york times." this is something he can't run from anymore and say it's a conservative media thing. it may result perhaps in a governor dean. i'm talking about governor janice dean and perhaps instayed of political machines we'll have weather machines in politics and it could be a good thing. >> dana: mike, can we ask you about that? there will be -- elections have consequences and it is one way to hold an elected official accountable. >> absolutely. and this governor has got away with many poor policy decisions over the years. i think for once something may stick. this was a democrat attorney general who released this report. i have democratic colleagues in the legislature who have joined my calls for investigations. there has already been threats of subpoenas. yesterday when the governor and the commissioner of the department of health finally responded to this, they a

i'm here in new york outside of governor andrew cuomo's new york city office. the governor did respond to that report, as you mentioned, this week saying a lot of the information was already known. >> the numbers, the bottom line number doesn't change. you die in a hospital, you die in a facility, that's your total number. >> reporter: the report released thursday finding that new york governor andrew cuomo's policy in march requiring nursing homes to accept covid-19 patients during the pandemic may have increased this risk. the new york department of health finding that more than 12,000 people died, 4,000 more than reported. the initial numbers do not count patients who were infected with the virus and later died at hospitals. cuomo saying no one is to blame but then shifting the focus to the federal government calling out the trump administration for playing politics. the former assistant secretary of health firing back, saying that it was far from federal guidance. >> that is completely nontrue. what governor cuomo said is the nursing homes had to take back