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The Lead With Jake Tapper : CNNW : January 15, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
breaking news. another brutal day on wall street. let's go right to cnn's alison kosik in new york who has all the latest. alison. >> jake, on a very busy trading floor here at the new york stock exchange we've just heard the closing bell ring and stocks got crushed today. no doubt fear is ruling wall street these days. during today's session we saw the dow and the s&p 500 fall below levels that we haven't seen since august. the dow, you look at the year so far, the dow has fallen already 8% for the year. and we're only about two weeks into 2016. part of the reason we're seeing this dramatic fall in stocks, oil prices. oil prices also falling hitting 12-year lows, falling below $30 a barrel. the particular move in oil today happening because sanctions against iran are expected to be lifted. and that's expected to unleash more oil into an already oversaturated market where you see an oversupply of oil and less demand. the crash in oil is happening so much and so fast it's really spooking investors. and the thing is it's not just oil. china is also spooking investors as well. there are a
breaking news. another brutal day on wall street. let's go right to cnn's alison kosik in new york who has all the latest. alison. >> jake, on a very busy trading floor here at the new york stock exchange we've just heard the closing bell ring and stocks got crushed today. no doubt fear is ruling wall street these days. during today's session we saw the dow and the s&p 500 fall below levels that we haven't seen since august. the dow, you look at the year so far, the dow has fallen...
CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow : CNNW : January 30, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
her speak live after news broke she picked up endorsement from "the new york times" editorial board. on the right looking at donald trump earlier today, getting off his plane speaking to a rally in dubuque, iowa. they are not the only candidates, we expect to hear from, senator marco rubio also holding a rally at 4:30 p.m. eastern time, and tonight, we are waiting on a major poll to drop, historically remarkably accurate in taking the temperature of the iowa voters right before the caucuses. let me go to des moines, iowa, my friend ahead of all of these speeches. i don't think the candidates are sleeping one moment there. >> reporter: i think the candidates, the campaign staffers, this is go time as monday night is the all important first in the nation caucuses. poppy, thank you so much. hillary clinton gears up to speak here, really all the closing argument time. final pitch to voters against of course her biggest rival bernie sanders. let's take a closer look at the former first lady's campaign, joining me is margaret hoover and john avalon. good to see you both. >> great to be he
her speak live after news broke she picked up endorsement from "the new york times" editorial board. on the right looking at donald trump earlier today, getting off his plane speaking to a rally in dubuque, iowa. they are not the only candidates, we expect to hear from, senator marco rubio also holding a rally at 4:30 p.m. eastern time, and tonight, we are waiting on a major poll to drop, historically remarkably accurate in taking the temperature of the iowa voters right before the...
At This Hour With Berman and Bolduan : CNNW : January 29, 2016 8:00am-9:01am PST
starts now. >> hello. everyone. we're live in new york fresh all the gop debate, the sprint for the first finish line is on. >> i'm john berman live in des moines. so what happens now? this is is site of the iowa caucuses just three days from now. this was the site of a republican debate last night, and that was just a short distance from an event starring donald trump who was not at the debate. this is not the site of where donald trump is today. oh, no. while the rest of the republican field is stomping across iowa, donald trump is campaigning in new hampshire. he is, i believe, still in the middle of a town hall there. jim acosta is with him. jim? >> reporter: good morning, john. that's right. you could say donald trump is taking a bit of a victory lap out here in new hampshire this morning after skipping last night's fox news debate. he's essentially saying it was the right call, at one point telling the crowd here when people go after you, you have to be tough. he feels pretty good about what happened last night. he even mentioned that ted cruz seemed to have a rough night if y
starts now. >> hello. everyone. we're live in new york fresh all the gop debate, the sprint for the first finish line is on. >> i'm john berman live in des moines. so what happens now? this is is site of the iowa caucuses just three days from now. this was the site of a republican debate last night, and that was just a short distance from an event starring donald trump who was not at the debate. this is not the site of where donald trump is today. oh, no. while the rest of the...
could be snow and ice. and then finally getting into the all snow for washington, d.c., and new york. so let's drill down to the other problem. yes, there will be snow. there will be a foot or more of snow in big, big places. millions of people. but we're also going to see wind speeds in excess of 50 miles per hour. so just because i'm telling you you're going to have 14 inches of snow, you may never see 14. it's going to be zero scoured, and then all of a sudden it's going to be an eight-foot drift. that's how bad this storm looks like it could wrap up. new york city, you're right on the edge. i'm still not sure what you're going to get. because to the north of new york city by 20 miles, there could be nothing. south of new york city by 40 miles, there could be 15 inches. that's how close you are still right on the cusp. here's the american model. we talk about this all the time. will they match? do they agree? do they not agree? american model saying heavy snow all the way through d.c. and philadelphia. here's the european model. almost identical. we're still 48 hours away before reall
could be snow and ice. and then finally getting into the all snow for washington, d.c., and new york. so let's drill down to the other problem. yes, there will be snow. there will be a foot or more of snow in big, big places. millions of people. but we're also going to see wind speeds in excess of 50 miles per hour. so just because i'm telling you you're going to have 14 inches of snow, you may never see 14. it's going to be zero scoured, and then all of a sudden it's going to be an eight-foot...
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make her persona non grata in the gop, or the new vp front-runner? in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : January 15, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm PST
' remarks in the debate and runup about new york values. here is what he told the lead t est jake tapper. >> i thought that was disgraceful he brought it up. >> did you think he was going after something a dog whistle of sorts. >> probably you would have to ask him. i don't know what he was thinking about. he came across badl ll lbadly. some people gave him good reviews but i thought he came across not a nice person and people don't like that. >> late today senator cruz weighed back with a shot of his own. we'll bring that to you in a moment. first, i want to go to jim accost to in des moines, iowa. the attacks we saw from trump in the debate last night, mainly aimed at ted cruz, did we see that in front of actual voters today? >> we did not, john. i thought that was interesting. what we heard from donald trump today was especially he was trying to get out the vote and encouraging caucus goers to get to the polls on february 1st and get the sense from inside the trump campaign that they are concerned about this conventional wisdom back in washington that yes, he is riding high in
' remarks in the debate and runup about new york values. here is what he told the lead t est jake tapper. >> i thought that was disgraceful he brought it up. >> did you think he was going after something a dog whistle of sorts. >> probably you would have to ask him. i don't know what he was thinking about. he came across badl ll lbadly. some people gave him good reviews but i thought he came across not a nice person and people don't like that. >> late today senator cruz...
Inside Politics : CNNW : January 10, 2016 5:30am-6:01am PST
the "new york times." jonathan martin of the new york times, manu raju for cnn and julie pace of the associated press. >> he loves him. they're friends. it's essentially a version of that's a nice citizens you got there. shame if somebody keeps bringing it up over and over again. trump did four minutes on this in clear lake, iowa last night. clearly donald trump sees movement in iowa. he's seen polls that show him behind cruz. this is the brilliance of trump. he set the agenda for a week. cruz has been on the defensive for a week. he talked about how he was making a joke about it. i posted on twitter about jumping the shark. he found himself having to release his mother's birth certificate. it's not going away. it's sinking in the question. it remains whether trump, i think, will go after him in the debate on thursday night. that's a big open question. trump is often telegraphed punches before him and not swung through. >> theft out to the campaign trail. it's an interesting dynamic throughout the campaign. there's no question donald trump is going out to ted cruz on ethanol. you loo
the "new york times." jonathan martin of the new york times, manu raju for cnn and julie pace of the associated press. >> he loves him. they're friends. it's essentially a version of that's a nice citizens you got there. shame if somebody keeps bringing it up over and over again. trump did four minutes on this in clear lake, iowa last night. clearly donald trump sees movement in iowa. he's seen polls that show him behind cruz. this is the brilliance of trump. he set the agenda...
Legal View With Ashleigh Banfield : CNNW : January 25, 2016 9:00am-10:01am PST
. >> did you feel any sort of nervousness over this news that former new york mayor bloomberg says that bernie sanders is going to go up against donald trump? he is jumping in as an independent. did that send shock waves through bernie's folks? >> not particularly, although i think bernie said he couldn't wait to run against two billionaires. that would be a great message. bernie sanders, the man of the people, running against two billionaires who are completely out of touch with the average person. you know, michael blshg -- >> i don't know if you can say that. i just have to jump in there. i'm not sure you can say out of touch with the average person. if gu to those donald trump rallies there's a lot of average people stoked about that billionaire. >> but remember, he is getting a relatively small percentage of the republican race. something like 30% or something. 60% in total of republicans don't support donald trump. when you move to a general election, i pray that donald trump will be the nominee. bernie sanders has polled almost twice as better than hillary clinton running against
. >> did you feel any sort of nervousness over this news that former new york mayor bloomberg says that bernie sanders is going to go up against donald trump? he is jumping in as an independent. did that send shock waves through bernie's folks? >> not particularly, although i think bernie said he couldn't wait to run against two billionaires. that would be a great message. bernie sanders, the man of the people, running against two billionaires who are completely out of touch with...
Reliable Sources : CNNW : January 24, 2016 8:00am-9:01am PST
great job but the people of new york city heeded the travel ban and respected the fact that the only way to help our first responders and our sanitation workers to do their job was to get out of the way. it was very effective and allowed us to do the work in afternoon, evening and overnight that we needed to do to start the process of keeping the city clear. showing people there were consequences helped a lot. we want to remind people that it's still dangerous out there. a couple of messages we want to get across today. first of all, do not drive if you don't have to. there's a lot of work to get the city up and running for monday. we need people off the streets for their own safety and for the safety of others. we need them off the street so sanitation can clear the streets. we need them off the street so our first responders have the freedom to get to emergencies. we're cancelling alternate side parking. for the whole workweek alternate side parking will be suspended. therefore, i say to my fellow new yorkers and again up until a couple of years ago, i looked for my own parking. now th
great job but the people of new york city heeded the travel ban and respected the fact that the only way to help our first responders and our sanitation workers to do their job was to get out of the way. it was very effective and allowed us to do the work in afternoon, evening and overnight that we needed to do to start the process of keeping the city clear. showing people there were consequences helped a lot. we want to remind people that it's still dangerous out there. a couple of messages...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : January 15, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
about donald trump but you better not let him hear you talk trash about new york. this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon. trump not taking the slam on new york values lying down. listen to what he told our very own jake tapper. >> i thought it was very, very insulting and i immediately thought of the world trade center and the bravery of new yorkers and the genius of new yorkers to be able to take that whole section and rebuild after the tragedy, the worst thing that ever happened to our nation in terms of an attack. >> and cruz apologizes sort of in south carolina tonight. >> well, you're right, donald trump and hillary clinton and andrew cuomo and bill de blasio demanled an apology and i'm happy to. i apologize to the millions of new yorkers that have been let down by liberal politicians in that state. >> if i told you a year ago the republican race would come down to donald trump versus ted cruz, you would have never ever have believed me but that's where we are right now with 17 days to go until the iowa caucuses. it is a very busy friday evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. b
about donald trump but you better not let him hear you talk trash about new york. this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon. trump not taking the slam on new york values lying down. listen to what he told our very own jake tapper. >> i thought it was very, very insulting and i immediately thought of the world trade center and the bravery of new yorkers and the genius of new yorkers to be able to take that whole section and rebuild after the tragedy, the worst thing that ever happened...
Wolf : CNNW : January 15, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PST
system. >> and now, after the disparaging remarks of new york values came live on the debate stage last night, and coming up, mayor bill de blasio is going to respond to my colleague wolf blitzer on cnf nshgcnn as he g way with his program. way with his program. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm wol blitzer and it is 9:00 p.m. in hawaii and 9:00 a.m. in teheran, and 1:00 p.m. right here in washington, and wherever you are watching us from around the world, thank you for joining us. we begin with the presidential politics here in the united states the day after the latest republican showdown. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, and jeb bush are back out there on the campaign trail today in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. on the democratic side, former president bill clinton is out campaigning for his wife in iowa and last night's republican presidential debate saw donald trump and ted cruz going from the shadowboxing to throwing the punches over the so-called birther issue. >> and back in september, my friend donald said that he had his law
system. >> and now, after the disparaging remarks of new york values came live on the debate stage last night, and coming up, mayor bill de blasio is going to respond to my colleague wolf blitzer on cnf nshgcnn as he g way with his program. way with his program. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm wol blitzer and it is 9:00 p.m. in hawaii and 9:00 a.m. in teheran, and 1:00 p.m. right here in washington, and wherever you are watching us from around...
trump risks loses conservative support. save the bully tactic for the new york city liberals. you're in the invincible regardless of the polls and media. this is fascinating divide. some like the fact that he's there all the time. whenever he gets really after cruz, they say, watch it, mister. >> >> yeah, you know, it's interesting because despite what mark levin says, i think his birther attacks have had an impact as it was, as nauseating as was to see him cozy up to trump, i think that his timing, the timing of his friendship with trump and of his distancing from trump, he waited for trump to step it in it onnen this birther issue has shown that cruz is an incredibly shrewd skrat gist and despite what democrats think about his weaknesses in a general election has shown how strong he might be. particularly it's hillar clinton looks weak. >> the match-up between ted cruz and donald trump, we've seen people go at donald trump from positions of weakness. whether it was rick perry within bobby jindal, jeb bush, obviously trying to punch up. then you saw ted cruz there, very much going t
trump risks loses conservative support. save the bully tactic for the new york city liberals. you're in the invincible regardless of the polls and media. this is fascinating divide. some like the fact that he's there all the time. whenever he gets really after cruz, they say, watch it, mister. >> >> yeah, you know, it's interesting because despite what mark levin says, i think his birther attacks have had an impact as it was, as nauseating as was to see him cozy up to trump, i...
new york. it is 4:00 in iowa where all eyes are on the race for the white house sunday. i'm poppy harlow. so good to have you with me. you're panning down to the first votes in what has been needless to say a roller coaster race. iowa voters head to the polls and today candidate are hitting every last stop they can trying to drum up support and get the votes. as the old saying goes, there are three tickets out of iowa and with so many candidates running on the republican side, what happens tomorrow night will go a long way to shrinking the field. democrats hillary clinton, bernie sanders, also fanning out across the state and while their focus remains firmly on iowa, we have just learned they will make their closing arguments to new hampshire voters on wednesday night during a prime time event. a cnn town hall wednesday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern. i'm going it straight to des moines, iowa. my colleague, brooke baldwin is there, and this is game time. this is when it all matters, brooke. >> reporter: game on, poppy harlow. you know the deal, less than 24 hours from monday. all import
new york. it is 4:00 in iowa where all eyes are on the race for the white house sunday. i'm poppy harlow. so good to have you with me. you're panning down to the first votes in what has been needless to say a roller coaster race. iowa voters head to the polls and today candidate are hitting every last stop they can trying to drum up support and get the votes. as the old saying goes, there are three tickets out of iowa and with so many candidates running on the republican side, what happens...
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown : CNNW : January 28, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
icahn gave $500,000. one quick phone call. $500,000. richard leprak, a great builder in new york gave $100,000. donald trump, another great builder in new york, now a politician, i can't stand this. a politician? i don't want to be called a politician. i refuse to be called a politician. donald trump gave $1 million, okay? the fisher family of new york gave $75,000. howard lawberg, great fan and friend of our family, $100,000. a very, very rich man in new york, a very good friend of mine, a very good person n wants to be anonymous. all his life he was out there. i said could you give me $1 million? he said why? i said don't worry about it. just tell me. it's for the vets. he said you got it. is that good? and he wanted to be anonymous. he's changed because you know what? you know who i'm talking about. two years ago -- yes? >> trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! >> it really is too crazy, right? i tell the story. i love protests. i love protests at my rallies. because here, it's a beautiful place but we have thousands of people outside that weren't as good as real estate in real
icahn gave $500,000. one quick phone call. $500,000. richard leprak, a great builder in new york gave $100,000. donald trump, another great builder in new york, now a politician, i can't stand this. a politician? i don't want to be called a politician. i refuse to be called a politician. donald trump gave $1 million, okay? the fisher family of new york gave $75,000. howard lawberg, great fan and friend of our family, $100,000. a very, very rich man in new york, a very good friend of mine, a...
Smerconish : CNNW : January 23, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
>>> hi, everyone. top of the hour, 6:00 p.m. eastern. i'm poppy harlow in new york. thank you for being with me. we begin with quite a storm pummelling much of the eastern seaboard. it is leaving misery in its wake. 13 people have died. that is the latest count, 13 people have died. blizzard conditions up and down the east coast from the carolinas, georgia, all the way up through new york into new jersey. 13 people dead, nearly three feet of snow accumulating in washington, d.c. and parts of maryland. about 200,000 people are without power in 13 states. h heavy flooding in towns on the new jersey shore, a major concern is the heavy flooding and will it reach into new york state as well? in new york city, a complete travel ban is in effect. no cars, no taxis, no city buses. only police, ambulances and emergency vehicles are allowed. or team of reporters on the ground covering every angle of this for you tonight. chad myers, jason carroll in new york city. jennifer gray in washington, d.c. sarah ganum in philadelphia, ryan young in new jersey. but first, this hour, we are following
>>> hi, everyone. top of the hour, 6:00 p.m. eastern. i'm poppy harlow in new york. thank you for being with me. we begin with quite a storm pummelling much of the eastern seaboard. it is leaving misery in its wake. 13 people have died. that is the latest count, 13 people have died. blizzard conditions up and down the east coast from the carolinas, georgia, all the way up through new york into new jersey. 13 people dead, nearly three feet of snow accumulating in washington, d.c. and...
Amanpour : CNNW : January 20, 2016 11:30pm-12:01am PST
the heaviest snowfall, some around washington d.c., philadelphia, and lesser amounts toward new york city. take a look at this. see this indication in the dark purple. near the top of the charts when it comes to the amount of snowfall expected. upwards of two feet. now, weather records have dated back to the 1890s across parts of the nation's capital. when you peel it back, two feet doesn't happen often. only one time it exceeded two feet across the region, back in 1922. there is a wind element to all of this. we get winds that could gust 40 to 55 miles per hour. put this in place for three hours and reduce visibility down, and the definition of a blizzard falls in place. a very treacherous scenario from friday to saturday. i want to bring the forecast in. take a look at what's in store. washington d.c. looks like it would get the bulls eye of the snowfall. new york, around six inches. boston, lesser amounts to around two inches. this is the latest update. the numbers have been changing over the last couple of hours. the it's going to be major impacts if you have any travel plans. the one
the heaviest snowfall, some around washington d.c., philadelphia, and lesser amounts toward new york city. take a look at this. see this indication in the dark purple. near the top of the charts when it comes to the amount of snowfall expected. upwards of two feet. now, weather records have dated back to the 1890s across parts of the nation's capital. when you peel it back, two feet doesn't happen often. only one time it exceeded two feet across the region, back in 1922. there is a wind...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : January 14, 2016 1:00am-2:01am PST
bernie sanders? >> you mean when he went to new york and criticized her? all they are doing now is talking about the differences in their positions. that's good. that's healthy. >> what about the polls? surprise you? >> not surprising. >> reporter: hillary clinton continues to insist she is not getting nervous about her standing in the polls. the state of the race. remember rhetoric and laser focus on bernie sanders sends a much different message. >> sunlen serfaty, thank you. >>> time for an early start on your money this morning. futures slightly higher. potentially breaking the bearish mood that started here and went around the world. you can see to europe. it is caused by the crash in oil and china's slowing economy. right now, more than half of the stocks in the s&p 500, half of them are in a bear market. they have fallen 20% from the highest point over the past year. it is not just oil companies. walmart down 20%. apple lost 27%. goldman sachs, 27%. netflix, john, this was best in the s&p last year. boom. this year, down 20%. >> this year, for everyone is ugly so far. >> if y
bernie sanders? >> you mean when he went to new york and criticized her? all they are doing now is talking about the differences in their positions. that's good. that's healthy. >> what about the polls? surprise you? >> not surprising. >> reporter: hillary clinton continues to insist she is not getting nervous about her standing in the polls. the state of the race. remember rhetoric and laser focus on bernie sanders sends a much different message. >> sunlen...
candidate who isn't on the iowa ballot or the new hampshire ballot? the former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is dead serious about being ready to launch a third-party bid for president if he sees an opening after the democratic and the republican battles take better shape. conversations with the veterans elections law attorney trevor potter. a source familiar with these conversations tells cnn potter is being consulted by the bloomberg team about election laws including for an independent or third-party guy, the critical issue of ballot access. potter's a longtime republican and a one-time chairman of the federal election commission. his firm has a policy of not discussing its clients so no comment from there. and a top bloomberg aide did not respond to a message seeking comment. but the source familiar with these conversations says it is dead clear that bloomberg is very serious, doing everything it takes to be ready. that's it for "inside politics" again. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. we'll see you soon including another special hour-long show next sunday live f
candidate who isn't on the iowa ballot or the new hampshire ballot? the former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is dead serious about being ready to launch a third-party bid for president if he sees an opening after the democratic and the republican battles take better shape. conversations with the veterans elections law attorney trevor potter. a source familiar with these conversations tells cnn potter is being consulted by the bloomberg team about election laws including for an...
slain rain snow line would be. now we have blizzard watches from new york city, long island, philadelphia. n you get down to baltimore and also down into d.c. that's where the heavy snow will be. winter storm warnings from memphis back to nashville, knoxville, even into greenville and charlotte as well. there will be an ice storm where you see the pink and purple. snow where you see the white. there is a line of demarcation. and it isn't little. it's big. annapolis, you might get 4 inches. gaithersburg, you'll get 30. somewhere in that line is going to be an amazing demarcation between where it's raining and snowing compared to where it's only raining and really piling up the snow. another line of demarcation is new york city. north of new york city there will be 2 inches perform south there will be 14. we'll see how that line moves north and south over the next couple of hours and even really, for that matter, days. 36 hours before this really gets wound up and there's a lot of wind with it, too. the major part of the snow doesn't affect the northeast. don't take your eye o
slain rain snow line would be. now we have blizzard watches from new york city, long island, philadelphia. n you get down to baltimore and also down into d.c. that's where the heavy snow will be. winter storm warnings from memphis back to nashville, knoxville, even into greenville and charlotte as well. there will be an ice storm where you see the pink and purple. snow where you see the white. there is a line of demarcation. and it isn't little. it's big. annapolis, you might get 4 inches....
New Day : CNNW : January 22, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PST
left the south and came here new york to do the rest of the coverage. >> it was too warm in atlanta, i had to get out there have, guys. what exactly changed overnight? that's the story. you all watched last night and the night before. what's new right now? blizzard warnings for new york city, in fact, almost 29 million people, million people, are under blizzard warnings at this hour as the storm starts to wind up. major ice storm in charlotte and greenville and most of the carolinas, and as that storm runs up the east coast, it changes into snow. there's still a chance of 20 to 30 inches in d.c. there's still a chance of 20 inches in no. don't get me wrong. the forecast is somewhere between eight and 12, that's up from six to ten, because the models switched slightly further to the north. slightly further into new york, on to long island, maybe even parts of rhode island and southern massachusetts, but the big story here is still bullseyes for d.c., philadelphia, baltimore right there in the middle. that's where we expect some spots could get 36 inches. there'll be less here, i get
left the south and came here new york to do the rest of the coverage. >> it was too warm in atlanta, i had to get out there have, guys. what exactly changed overnight? that's the story. you all watched last night and the night before. what's new right now? blizzard warnings for new york city, in fact, almost 29 million people, million people, are under blizzard warnings at this hour as the storm starts to wind up. major ice storm in charlotte and greenville and most of the carolinas, and...
the "new york times" broke that he, during his run for senate. he is a first-term senator but when he ran, during that campaign, he got a loan from goldman sachs, the wall street bank that his wife worked for. she's on a leave of absence now. and perhaps it wasn't properly disclosed to the senate ethics committee or the federal election commission. i asked him about that. take a listen. >> senator, how do you explain to your supporters that you got a very large loan from your wife's wall street bank in order to fund your upstart insurgent senate campaign. >> the premise of your campaign is not right. when we ran for senate we made the decision to put our liquid net worth into the campaign. we did so through a combination of liquidating our savings accounts and selling assets and a brokerage account and we borrowed against the stocks and assets that we had under ordinary terms. so those loans have been disclosed over and over again on multiple filings. if they were not filed as the fec requires then we will amend the filings. but it has been public and transparent for many years. th
the "new york times" broke that he, during his run for senate. he is a first-term senator but when he ran, during that campaign, he got a loan from goldman sachs, the wall street bank that his wife worked for. she's on a leave of absence now. and perhaps it wasn't properly disclosed to the senate ethics committee or the federal election commission. i asked him about that. take a listen. >> senator, how do you explain to your supporters that you got a very large loan from your...
new york. we begin with breaking news. three american contractors have gone missing in iraq. a senior security official inninging about tells cnn the contractors went missing two days ago. this was first reported by their companies. we still know very few details a tht hour. nick paton walsh spoke with us last hour. here's what we know. >> initial reports suggest some of them may hold dual nationalities american and iraqi as well. they're said to be contractors. that's a little bit of information that could mean a variety of potential tasks, anything from security to assisting communications logistics could be the kind of thing that are involved. now, they were, it seems, went missing and there have been some reports suggesting there could be a detention or a kidnap in a southern neighborhood of baghdad. the state department has said they're working with iraqi officials as much as they can to try and ensure the safety and security and with the full cooperation of the iraqi authorities to locate and recover those individuals. that's according to state department spokesman john kirby. w
new york. we begin with breaking news. three american contractors have gone missing in iraq. a senior security official inninging about tells cnn the contractors went missing two days ago. this was first reported by their companies. we still know very few details a tht hour. nick paton walsh spoke with us last hour. here's what we know. >> initial reports suggest some of them may hold dual nationalities american and iraqi as well. they're said to be contractors. that's a little bit of...
CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow : CNNW : January 9, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
huge concern what we saw play out in san bernardino and the attack in new york as well. >>> mexican special forces on friday. the most wanted, most notorious drug lord back in handcuffs. you see him there, that is a man no longer on the lamb. thumbing his nose at the mexican government. el chapo guzman escaped from a maximum security prison in skbrul. worldwide manhunt ensued. back in the same prison where he escaped from. two new things today. details about what finally led authorities to el chapo after his time on the run. also, what his chances are of extradition. will he be extradited this time? the united states, mexico city, nick valencia. talk to us about this operation. you had the president of mexico coming out yesterday immediately announcing that they had caught him. i mean what, is it that led to him finally? >> reporter: well, perhaps it could have been his own carelessness, recklessness or ego. we understand in that press conference by mexican officials that he had tried to get a move ee done business his escape from the prison right behind me. his representatives had
huge concern what we saw play out in san bernardino and the attack in new york as well. >>> mexican special forces on friday. the most wanted, most notorious drug lord back in handcuffs. you see him there, that is a man no longer on the lamb. thumbing his nose at the mexican government. el chapo guzman escaped from a maximum security prison in skbrul. worldwide manhunt ensued. back in the same prison where he escaped from. two new things today. details about what finally led...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : January 21, 2016 2:00pm-4:01pm PST
representing new york. he's been in the congress for 25. and so i'll let your viewers make their own judgment. >> some have compared bernie sanders' coalition he's putting together in iowa right now to then-senator barack obama's coalition in 2008. you lost to then-senator barack obama. he was the so-called candidate of change. is sanders the candidate of change in 2016? >> no. i think i'm the candidate of real change in people's real lives that will make a difference whether it's on health care or college affordability or the economy where i've laid out specific proposals and how i would pay for them. i feel really good about our campaign in iowa. we built a grassroots organization. we have tens of thousands of committed people who are not only committed to caucusing for me but are out knocking on doors in subzero weather and making phone calls and doing everything that an enthusiastic, energized campaign needs to do. so we're going to do all we can between now and february 1st to earn as much support as possible. >> in the past 36 hours or so you said bernie sanders' ideas wouldn't make it
representing new york. he's been in the congress for 25. and so i'll let your viewers make their own judgment. >> some have compared bernie sanders' coalition he's putting together in iowa right now to then-senator barack obama's coalition in 2008. you lost to then-senator barack obama. he was the so-called candidate of change. is sanders the candidate of change in 2016? >> no. i think i'm the candidate of real change in people's real lives that will make a difference whether it's...
lightning and a bus at the exact -- >> reporter: guess he won't be winning. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour with berman and bolduan begins now. >>> we're beginning with breaking news. exclusive new details about those ten navy soldiers whose vessel strayed into iranian waters leading to their capture. this is the video we've been talking about the moment it happened when they were taken into custody by the iranian revolutionary guard. >> the sailors, nine men and one woman, they were held for several hours before being released unharmed. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr has the exclusive new details on their condition as well as what officials are now learning, barbara, about how and why they were captured. >> good morning. and you can only imagine how exhausted and upset these young sailors may be ach going through this ordeal. a defense official has now told me that they have a much better idea, there may be more details, but they have a much better idea of what happened. as these two small navy boats were moving
lightning and a bus at the exact -- >> reporter: guess he won't be winning. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour with berman and bolduan begins now. >>> we're beginning with breaking news. exclusive new details about those ten navy soldiers whose vessel strayed into iranian waters leading to their capture. this is the video we've been talking about the moment it happened when they were taken into...
Crimes of the Century : CNNW : January 30, 2016 11:55pm-1:01am PST
a breath of fresh air for them at that time. >> in new york, john and yoko appointed a high profile musically and politically. it drew the attention and ire of the nixon administration. >> in the early '70s, the united states government began a campaign against john lennon to silence him. they were concerned that he would influence young people voting in the 1972 election. and they didn't want that to happen. >> they were conducting surveillance operations. they were monitoring him. cars would follow him around. they did the whole intelligence enchilada. >> the pressure had let up and by 1975 he had withdrawn from the public eye. >> he was not in hiding. he was not a recluse. what he was doing was devoting full time to raising his son sean. that was his priority. >> during those days, lennon and ono became familiar faces in the neighborhood. >> he likesed formality. he liked to walk. >> you you hear stories of john lennon walking down the street and people would walk up to him. like what's it like to walk in manhattan. >> he loved new york because people didn't bother him. in new yo
a breath of fresh air for them at that time. >> in new york, john and yoko appointed a high profile musically and politically. it drew the attention and ire of the nixon administration. >> in the early '70s, the united states government began a campaign against john lennon to silence him. they were concerned that he would influence young people voting in the 1972 election. and they didn't want that to happen. >> they were conducting surveillance operations. they were...
can spend basically any way they want. >>> new york nicked. ted cruz insults new york values, donald trump fires back. the new york tabloids pile on. and even hillary clinton is on trump's side. >>> and tainted tequila. as movie star sean penn breaks his silence about meeting the fugitive mexican drug lord el chapo, cnn learns investigators are looking into whether el chapo provided any funding to a mexican actress's tequila venture. i'm in wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> we now have first daylight pictures of the ongoing search for survivors after two u.s. military helicopters went down off the coast of hawaii. 12 marines are missing, the in-flight collision happened in the dark. witnesses say they saw a flash in the sky. others heard a loud boom over the water. so far no signs of survivors. we're also learning now about some new details emerging how the iranians treated the ten u.s. sailors captured this week. among other things the now-freed sailors were told to act happy when iranians put them on camera. i'll speak with congresswoman tulsi gabbard of the armed s
can spend basically any way they want. >>> new york nicked. ted cruz insults new york values, donald trump fires back. the new york tabloids pile on. and even hillary clinton is on trump's side. >>> and tainted tequila. as movie star sean penn breaks his silence about meeting the fugitive mexican drug lord el chapo, cnn learns investigators are looking into whether el chapo provided any funding to a mexican actress's tequila venture. i'm in wolf blitzer, you're in "the...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : January 24, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
with the aftermath of that record-breaking snowfall from tennessee to new york for people trying to fly out, a travel nightmare at major airports throughout the northeast. new york and d.c. area airports are at an absolute standstill. many runways still closed as you see there. earlier images, dulles international airport trying to clear out the tarmac there. some airlines are already canceling flights for tomorrow. and in both washington and new york, dangerous icy roads are beginning to reopen, though driving is being highly discouraged in many cities hardest hit. in new york, utility workers and snowplows are attempting to clear the roads for monday's commute. the death toll from this storm has risen to 14. and in new jersey, massive snow melt is putting parts of the coast under flood warnings. this overnighttime lapse video from a viewer in maryland showing the rapid snow accumulation right there. baltimore, in fact, broke its snowfall record after getting slammed with 29 inches of snow. some truly historic numbers in the last 48 hours. you see all the airports hit 30.5 inches i
with the aftermath of that record-breaking snowfall from tennessee to new york for people trying to fly out, a travel nightmare at major airports throughout the northeast. new york and d.c. area airports are at an absolute standstill. many runways still closed as you see there. earlier images, dulles international airport trying to clear out the tarmac there. some airlines are already canceling flights for tomorrow. and in both washington and new york, dangerous icy roads are beginning to...
Anderson Cooper 360: Post Debate Special : CNNW : January 14, 2016 8:00pm-10:01pm PST
the time came. >> senator cruz -- the "new york times" is reporting you failed to disclose $1 million in loans from goldman sachs and citi bank. your campaign says it was inadvertent. >> thank you for bringing up that hit piece. the main stream media does not hide their views. a few weeks back a columnist wrote a column said anybody but cruz. and that same columnist wrote a column comparing me to an evil demonic spirit from the movie "it follows" that jumps from body to body possessing people. so you know, the "new york times" and i don't have the warmest of relationships. now, in terms of their really stunning hit piece what they mentioned is when i was running for senate, unlike hillary clinton, i don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars. when i was running for senate just about every lobbyist and the establishment opposed me in the race in texas and my opponent was worth over $200 million. he put a $25 million check up from his own pocket to fund that campaign. an my wife heidi and i, we ended up investing everything we owned. we took a loan against o
the time came. >> senator cruz -- the "new york times" is reporting you failed to disclose $1 million in loans from goldman sachs and citi bank. your campaign says it was inadvertent. >> thank you for bringing up that hit piece. the main stream media does not hide their views. a few weeks back a columnist wrote a column said anybody but cruz. and that same columnist wrote a column comparing me to an evil demonic spirit from the movie "it follows" that jumps from...
same way. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> be sure to set your dvr to record "outfront." "ac 360" beginning right now. >>> good evening, thanks very much for joining us. the breaking news tonight is sad. a founding member of the one of the most popular acts of music tonight as died. glen fry, co-writer for the eagles was just 67 years ocholdd quite simply a rock star. glen fry and don henley wrote and performed songs that defined how the rest of the country saw southern california from tequila sunrise to palm trees on the double album hotel california that went platinum 16 times over, according to "billboard magazine." just about everyone i grew up with has a copy or has their collection of greatest hits, which is america's best selling album of the entire 20th century. more copies than the beetles, michael jackson, elvis o or senatra. we begin tonight with sara sidner at a record store where it's fair to say they sold a few records glen fry had a part in. what do we know about the circumstances surrounding fry's death? >> reporter: he was having intestinal problems for quite awh
same way. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> be sure to set your dvr to record "outfront." "ac 360" beginning right now. >>> good evening, thanks very much for joining us. the breaking news tonight is sad. a founding member of the one of the most popular acts of music tonight as died. glen fry, co-writer for the eagles was just 67 years ocholdd quite simply a rock star. glen fry and don henley wrote and performed songs that defined how the rest of the country saw...
CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin : CNNW : January 25, 2016 11:00am-1:01pm PST
bernie sanders. we will wait and see. bernie, thank you. back to brooke in new york. >> brianna, thank you. as they were just mentioning, president obama has not endorsed anyone but in this interview with politico, he's not hiding who he favors. he oozes with admiration for hillary clinton as he spoke about competing against her in 2008 and the president points out that the disadvantage clinton faced against him then is an obstacle for her now against sanders eight years later. >> the sheer strength, determination, endurance, stick-to-it-ness, never gave up attitude that hillary had during those primaries. i mean, we had as competitive and lengthy and expensive and tough primary fight as there's been in modern american politics. and she had to do everything that i had to do, except, like ginger rogers, backwards in heels. bernie came in with the luxury of being a complete long shot and just letting loose. >> right. >> i think hillary came in with the both privilege and burden of being perceived as the front-runner. you're always looking at the bright shiny object that people don't, hav
bernie sanders. we will wait and see. bernie, thank you. back to brooke in new york. >> brianna, thank you. as they were just mentioning, president obama has not endorsed anyone but in this interview with politico, he's not hiding who he favors. he oozes with admiration for hillary clinton as he spoke about competing against her in 2008 and the president points out that the disadvantage clinton faced against him then is an obstacle for her now against sanders eight years later. >>...
New Day Sunday : CNNW : January 24, 2016 3:00am-5:01am PST
way up to new york and beyond. so an incredible impact on a lot of people. now what we are worried about, flooding. and that is still very much a concern. even though the storm is about a thousand miles off the east coast, it's still having an impact. we are following things along the new jersey shore and he is back with us again for an update. we are two hours away from that critical time? >> reporter: just a few hours away, martin. high tide in the bay here is expected shortly after 8:00 a.m. i can tell you, the wind is starting to pick up and we saw the water level rising inch-by-inch there on the bay. i actually want to take you inside a bar here in margate city called mainars and one of the workers inside is mike spear. he has been here since pretty early this morning helping to clean up. mike, thank you so much for speaking to us. >> you're welcome. >> so you've lived here for many, many years. how does the flooding yesterday compare to some of the other flooding you've seen before? >> it was pretty bad but is not as bad as sandy. sandy the water got up to probably about here
way up to new york and beyond. so an incredible impact on a lot of people. now what we are worried about, flooding. and that is still very much a concern. even though the storm is about a thousand miles off the east coast, it's still having an impact. we are following things along the new jersey shore and he is back with us again for an update. we are two hours away from that critical time? >> reporter: just a few hours away, martin. high tide in the bay here is expected shortly after...
upset with comparisons to new york and assertions that d.c. hasn't bounced back as quickly. >> we're doing everything we can down here to get our city back where it needs to be. i see the efforts of all the crews that are out there day and night, 24 hours a day. >> reporter: airports are offering at least partial service in new york, philadelphia and washington. >> my flight looks good so far. >> reporter: but still hundreds of cancellations or delays, and many suburban train and metro stations are still closed. >> things are not entirely normal today, but a lot of the city is operating well. >> reporter: but not problem-free. this empty school bus got stuck in queens, new york, and it took several people to push this car out in d.c. officials in washington are warning residents not to risk their health shoveling, not to push snow into the street and not to walk in the streets. d.c. officials say there are large temporary snow piles on street corners. motorists have little or no visibility rounding those turns and suddenly encounter pedestrians or vehicles right in their path. some p
upset with comparisons to new york and assertions that d.c. hasn't bounced back as quickly. >> we're doing everything we can down here to get our city back where it needs to be. i see the efforts of all the crews that are out there day and night, 24 hours a day. >> reporter: airports are offering at least partial service in new york, philadelphia and washington. >> my flight looks good so far. >> reporter: but still hundreds of cancellations or delays, and many suburban...
levels or close up and down east coast. new york, 26.8 inches. you know what? new york wasn't expecting nearly that much. washington with 22.4 inches. commuters in new york are looking at a tough morning. the mta will have service restored on the seven busiest branches of the railroad. we have more from ryan young in new york. >> reporter: you look around the city and you can see the big piles of snow. one place we are standing is here outside penn station. that is where the long island rail was shutdown for some time. we know 80% of the service will resume. 300,000 people use the rail line. it is all about the city getting back to normal. we drove in from new jersey. one thing we noticed most of the roads were clear. it is easy to get around the major intersections. all around the side streets, people are dealing with the heavy inches of snow. it is a long clean up in and around new york city. john and christine. >> ryan, what about the nation's capital? hit very hard. roads still plowed in washington, d.c. and virginia. schools in the washington, d.c. area are closed today.
levels or close up and down east coast. new york, 26.8 inches. you know what? new york wasn't expecting nearly that much. washington with 22.4 inches. commuters in new york are looking at a tough morning. the mta will have service restored on the seven busiest branches of the railroad. we have more from ryan young in new york. >> reporter: you look around the city and you can see the big piles of snow. one place we are standing is here outside penn station. that is where the long island...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : January 14, 2016 10:00pm-1:01am PST
what happened when ted cruz was asked about the whole new york values. he was asked what he meant when he said trump has new york values. and then trump nailed him. >> everyone understands the values in new york are pro abortion, pro gay marriage. >> new york is a great place, it has wonderful people, lovely people. when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on perth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. >> let's go back to david in south carolina. the other big take akwawatakeaw trump/cruz detente is well and truly over. yes? >> as dana bash had earlier, the bromance is over. that exchange encapsulated two main things. ted cruz was speaking to his base in iowa when he made sort of the attack on the liberal pro choice, pro gay marriage, new york crowd. that's something that his base in iowa is happy to hear ted cruz make those comments. but donald trump came back and delivered what i think is maybe one of the most sort of authentic moments with eewe've seen from donald trump this entire campaign. really speaking from a gut level of
what happened when ted cruz was asked about the whole new york values. he was asked what he meant when he said trump has new york values. and then trump nailed him. >> everyone understands the values in new york are pro abortion, pro gay marriage. >> new york is a great place, it has wonderful people, lovely people. when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on perth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. >> let's go back...
CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow : CNNW : January 30, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
and torture. with me in new york following all of us, the way they escaped is unbelievable. cutting through half-inch steel bars, making their way through plumbing tunnels, rappelling off of a roof. >> reporter: with sheets braided together. >> right. and learning mow how they found them. sounds like in san francisco? >> reporter: right. seems like an ordinary citizen spotted their getaway vehicle, this white van they were living out of, which is an incredible story, and such a nail-biter for authorities. 200 to 250 law enforcement personnel on the hunt for these guys for the last eight days. one of them turned themselves in on thursday. you know, the initial thinking, when we first got the headline, maybe this guy had information that led authorities to the other two, but seemed like a random citizen. also, what makes this such a nail-biter is the fact that three escapees, not only did in she this elaborate plan but also a 15-hour head start on authorities before anyone knew. they did a head count at 8:00 a.m. -- sorry, 5:00 a.m., and not another until 8:00 p.m. when it was discove
and torture. with me in new york following all of us, the way they escaped is unbelievable. cutting through half-inch steel bars, making their way through plumbing tunnels, rappelling off of a roof. >> reporter: with sheets braided together. >> right. and learning mow how they found them. sounds like in san francisco? >> reporter: right. seems like an ordinary citizen spotted their getaway vehicle, this white van they were living out of, which is an incredible story, and such...
down and emphasize social issues. new york values, you can't trust them on abortion or gay marriage. it's probably not the issues allowing him to make those gains. it's more immigration trade the the other issues working with nonevangelicals. >> this does not get enough attention. with iowa, the number one issues for iowa voters, likely caucusgoers, social issues are not at the top of that ticket. it's the economy, it's anxiety about america and exception allism, it's immigration. social issues are not top tier issues, even among evangelicals. the idea that you're going to do a social issue play and necessarily win the evangelical vote, that doesn't seem to be coming true and certainly is evident of trump's support of the state right now. >> john, ron, donald trump is shaking hands as he goes on to more events later on. fascinating to see. we have a lot of activity today here in iowa as the candidates really go out there and almost beg for voters to show up to the caucus. cnn, the place to be for complete coverage of the iowa caucuses. we're live all day today. we'll be live virtual
down and emphasize social issues. new york values, you can't trust them on abortion or gay marriage. it's probably not the issues allowing him to make those gains. it's more immigration trade the the other issues working with nonevangelicals. >> this does not get enough attention. with iowa, the number one issues for iowa voters, likely caucusgoers, social issues are not at the top of that ticket. it's the economy, it's anxiety about america and exception allism, it's immigration. social...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : January 17, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm PST
on new york are sparking major backlash. how the big apple is fighting back and what cruz has to say about it next. ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (crow cawing) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> i think most people know exactly what new york values are. frankly, they're not the same as the rest of the country's. instead of christmas, they celebrate festivus. in new york, people don't say hi to their neighbors. they say, hello, newman. >> sounds like you're describing the tv show "seinfeld." is that what you mean by new york values? >> believe me, if i could say liberal jews, i would. >> oh, boy. that was "saturday night live" taking aim at the republican presidential candidate ted cruz last night for his remarks o
on new york are sparking major backlash. how the big apple is fighting back and what cruz has to say about it next. ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (crow cawing) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie...
uniform from atlantic out toward new york. only a five-degree difference. some melting taking place across parts of the northeast but a long, long ways of getting rid of all the snow in the forecast. the next few days keeping it a few notches above what's considered normal. make it in new york on wednesday, 43 degrees. looking ahead to mid and late next week, a major, major cold outbreak could be headed here. that, again, could be sometime toward the middle and latter portion of next week. notice the temperature across new york city stay rather uniform. warm up a little bit. how about these overnight lows, boris and christine. potentially down to 12 degrees in new york city by early next week. i'll send it back to you. >> win tell ocean scene. >>> residents are suddenly live on the edge. they're being forced to leave. we get more from cnn's dan simon. >> reporter: christine and boris, pacifica has one of the most gorgeous views you'll ever see but right now things are very dangerous. that's because there's been so much rain in the month of january, el nino rains, and it's cause part
uniform from atlantic out toward new york. only a five-degree difference. some melting taking place across parts of the northeast but a long, long ways of getting rid of all the snow in the forecast. the next few days keeping it a few notches above what's considered normal. make it in new york on wednesday, 43 degrees. looking ahead to mid and late next week, a major, major cold outbreak could be headed here. that, again, could be sometime toward the middle and latter portion of next week....
in the storm's expected path. they could be facing gail force winds and flooding. new york is already taking steps to make sure that what happened during sandy does not happen again. public transit in washington shutting down. the only bright note came today. police will not stop kids from sledding on capitol grounds. >>> new polling in iowa shows big leads for donald trump and bernie sanders. big, however, as you will also see, they also come with a big catch. tom foreman joins us now. >> this is the big news from the cold fields of iowa out there. among republicans who are likely to caucus, donald trump is now at 37%, a full 11 points ahead of ted cruz. and for the democrats, among those who are likely to caucus, bernie sanders, look at that, 51%. that's an eight-point lead over hillary clinton. a big jump for him and a significant decline for her. why is this happening? on the republican side, it is simply a matter of asking the voters who do you trust to handle the economy? donald trump by a dig margin there. what about illegal immigration, donald trump by a huge margin. a
in the storm's expected path. they could be facing gail force winds and flooding. new york is already taking steps to make sure that what happened during sandy does not happen again. public transit in washington shutting down. the only bright note came today. police will not stop kids from sledding on capitol grounds. >>> new polling in iowa shows big leads for donald trump and bernie sanders. big, however, as you will also see, they also come with a big catch. tom foreman joins us...
Smerconish : CNNW : January 2, 2016 6:00am-7:01am PST
, multiple times, back to his house. went to his home in new york. >> michael can i -- >> yeah, let me say this, and ted it's absolutely right to point out that that's what the defense will rely on. reba, i want to put something on the screen at the risk of people's eyes glazing over. because i think it's of great importance. this comes from the affidavit of probable cause this is the prosecution speaking here's what they said with regard to pennsylvania law because she was fluctuating in and out of conthen us in, the victim was legally incapable of consenting to cosby's actions. the following language by the pennsylvania supreme court regarding consecretary unequivocally supports the above propositions. because the evidence supports the findings that the victim was intermittently unconscious throughout the assault and was at all relevant times in such impaired physical and mental condition as as to be unable to knowingly consent her submission sexual fondling and penetration was involuntary. >> what we do know, michael, cosby claims he gave her benadryl. 1 1/2 tablets of benadryl. the
, multiple times, back to his house. went to his home in new york. >> michael can i -- >> yeah, let me say this, and ted it's absolutely right to point out that that's what the defense will rely on. reba, i want to put something on the screen at the risk of people's eyes glazing over. because i think it's of great importance. this comes from the affidavit of probable cause this is the prosecution speaking here's what they said with regard to pennsylvania law because she was...
harlow in new york on the breaking news. this winter storm pummeling much of the nation, leaving misery in its wake. 14 people have now died as a result of the storm. wicked weather up and down the eastern seaboard. blizzard conditions from the carolinas through new york city, up through new jersey. nearly three feet of snow accumulating in washington, d.c. and parts of maryland. about 200,000 people without power across 13 states. the heavy flooding in new jersey is on those coastal towns on the jersey shore where there is major concern right now as high tide rolls in. and in new york city, a complete travel ban is in effect. something we very rarely see here. no cars, no taxis, no city buses. only police ambulances and emergency vehicles allowed. in new york city, that travel ban in effect the roads essentially cleared. all tunnels and bridges have been shut down. nypd is stopping any vehicles on the road. you can see it there. sending them home to safety. that is what we're dealing with right now in new york city. on the jersey shore, they are dealing with heavy flooding. more than 5
harlow in new york on the breaking news. this winter storm pummeling much of the nation, leaving misery in its wake. 14 people have now died as a result of the storm. wicked weather up and down the eastern seaboard. blizzard conditions from the carolinas through new york city, up through new jersey. nearly three feet of snow accumulating in washington, d.c. and parts of maryland. about 200,000 people without power across 13 states. the heavy flooding in new jersey is on those coastal towns on...
from georgia up to new york. 85 million people feeling the effects of this one. 11 governors declared states of emergency. >> roadways across the region are clogged with snow, ice and stranded drivers. and at airports not much relief there either. almost 7,000 flights have been canceled for saturday and sunday. baltimore airport in maryland had record snowfall there. more than two feet. >> and there's been tragedy on top of frustration with at least 14 storm-related deaths. let's get an update on what's left of the storm because there's a little bit left. >> the bulk of the heavy snowfall now moving away from the new england coast. there's still the threat of blowing and drifting snow. that's going to create very hazardous conditions. still the majority of the blizzard warnings have been lifted with the exception of long island and along the coast of connecticut. lease still the threat of minor to moderate coastal flooding because we still have the on shore push of atlantic moisture that will potentially bring some minor flooding. that is particularly in middlesex and monmout
from georgia up to new york. 85 million people feeling the effects of this one. 11 governors declared states of emergency. >> roadways across the region are clogged with snow, ice and stranded drivers. and at airports not much relief there either. almost 7,000 flights have been canceled for saturday and sunday. baltimore airport in maryland had record snowfall there. more than two feet. >> and there's been tragedy on top of frustration with at least 14 storm-related deaths. let's...
CNN Newsroom With Carol Costello : CNNW : January 15, 2016 6:00am-8:01am PST
donald trump. >> you don't have to. the battle moved from canada to new york in the charge from ted cruz that donald trump represents what he calls new york values. >> everyone understands that the values in new york city are socially liberal or proabortion or pro gay marriage focus around money and the media t not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. just saying. >> trump responded uncharacteristically somer by invoking september 11th. we rebuilt downtown manhattan and everybody in the world watched and everybody in the world loved new york and loved new yorkers and i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement. that ted made. >> for the most part the other candidates focused their fire on the president. >> this zpie petulant child. >> and hillary clinton. >> if she's under fregs with the fbi right now. if she gets elected she might be going back and forth between the white house and courthouse. >> and chris christie unleashed on marco rubio for domging a question on entitlement. >> you had your chance. you blew it zblb and just a few minutes to spare in the deba
donald trump. >> you don't have to. the battle moved from canada to new york in the charge from ted cruz that donald trump represents what he calls new york values. >> everyone understands that the values in new york city are socially liberal or proabortion or pro gay marriage focus around money and the media t not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. just saying. >> trump responded uncharacteristically somer by invoking september 11th. we rebuilt downtown manhattan...
>>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm poppy harlow in new york. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news this hour. after more than a year of top secret negotiations, four americans spent years, held prisoner in iran, are finally headed back home. their families cannot wait to embrace their loved ones. this is miraculous for them. free prisoners clued "washington post" jason rezaian, convicted on espionage charges, saeed abedini, pastor, nosratoliah khoshawi, a fifth, a student named mathew trevithick. u.s. officials say his release is not part of this negotiated prisoner swap. that's important. this is what we know so far. 14 months of intense negotiations went on before this was finalized. they agreed to drop vances against seven iranians. being commuted at this point we do not have names of the iranians who are being released. i want to go straight to my colleague, wolf blitzer. >> poppy, huge name, major breaking news. we have around the world. our international diplomatic nic robertson joining us from austria. chris
>>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm poppy harlow in new york. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news this hour. after more than a year of top secret negotiations, four americans spent years, held prisoner in iran, are finally headed back home. their families cannot wait to embrace their loved ones. this is miraculous for them. free prisoners clued "washington post" jason rezaian, convicted on espionage...
you're in the new york city area or traveling to that area, there is limited -- there are limited operations out of new york city airports. when you talk about philadelphia, same situation, limited operations, baltimore also seeing limited operations. but you know, everyone wants to know when are things going to be back to normal? what the airlines are saying is they've been able to rebook a lot of these passengers. some of them will get out tomorrow at some of these airports we just listed, but some will have to wait throughout the week before their flights are able to get them to their destinations. moral of the story, patience, patience, patience because it really is going to take some time for them to get back up to speed, poppy. >> no question, patience the operative word here, if you're trying to fly just about anywhere along the east coast. thank you so much, rene. to jennifer gray now for us. when you look at the difference a day makes, no more whipping winds, no more snowfall but now it's all about the big dig. a lot of people point to washington and they say always seem
you're in the new york city area or traveling to that area, there is limited -- there are limited operations out of new york city airports. when you talk about philadelphia, same situation, limited operations, baltimore also seeing limited operations. but you know, everyone wants to know when are things going to be back to normal? what the airlines are saying is they've been able to rebook a lot of these passengers. some of them will get out tomorrow at some of these airports we just listed,...
30, but i'm going to move up philadelphia probably closer to 14 to 20 now. and keep new york city somewhere still in that 8 to 10 category as we had it this morning. it is still snowing in parts of north carolina. icing into charlotte. it's the ice that's the problem. it's harder to drive on than snow. but blizzard warnings, blizzard warnings for 30 million americans. that's about 20 million pets. make sure you take care of the pets in this storm. they will need your help. they can't do it by themselves. 29 million people officially in this warning. that means heavy snow, wind speeds of 50 miles per hour, gusting, drifting. as soon as you get the driveway scraped, it's going to be plowed right back in, snowed right back in again. that's the issue we'll have for the next few days. tomorrow is the big day, but it's already moved into d.c. now. it's already moved into richmond. it snows a lot in richmond. could be 20 inches there. same story, d.c. up to baltimore, philadelphia, up to new york city. i don't think boston you get into it. maybe 2 inches at the outset. something else i'm
30, but i'm going to move up philadelphia probably closer to 14 to 20 now. and keep new york city somewhere still in that 8 to 10 category as we had it this morning. it is still snowing in parts of north carolina. icing into charlotte. it's the ice that's the problem. it's harder to drive on than snow. but blizzard warnings, blizzard warnings for 30 million americans. that's about 20 million pets. make sure you take care of the pets in this storm. they will need your help. they can't do it by...
Inside Politics : CNNW : January 3, 2016 5:30am-6:01am PST
the "new york times." can donald trump translate strong poll numbers to state by state victories? iowa votes in 29 days. that's right. just 29 days. that's test number one. >> if you're having all sorts of difficulty, if your wife says she doesn't love you anymore. i don't care. get out and vote. all right. you have to get out and vote. >> now the billionaire businessman ran a low budget campaign in 2015, but says that's about to change. we're told to watch for trump tv ads any days now. what isn't changing is trump's style, if that's the right word for it. he likes to mix it up and drive the cable and internet chatter. last week it was bill clinton. >> i'll have a list sent to your office. monica lewinsky or paula jones, any of them. that certainly will be fair game. >> last night in mississippi, his focus was hillary clinton and president obama. >> they've created isis. hillary clinton created isis with obama. created with obama. so he's going to sign another executive order having to do with the second amendment. having to do with guns. i will veto that. i will un-sign that so
the "new york times." can donald trump translate strong poll numbers to state by state victories? iowa votes in 29 days. that's right. just 29 days. that's test number one. >> if you're having all sorts of difficulty, if your wife says she doesn't love you anymore. i don't care. get out and vote. all right. you have to get out and vote. >> now the billionaire businessman ran a low budget campaign in 2015, but says that's about to change. we're told to watch for trump tv...
the storm totals for new york city. >> they are going down a bit. >> depending on where the models shift, you could get a lot of snow in the new york metro area or a lot of snow. derek is coming soon. >>> turning to politics. breaking overnight, donald trump is now slamming the conservative magazine "the national review." it comes ahead of the special issue released today which opposes trump's presidential bid. this will feature an editorial as trump a threat to conservative conservativelies. trump speaking in las vegas dismisses the national review entirely. >> "the national review" is a dying paper. its circulation is way down. people don't even think about "the national review." i guess they want a little publicity. i guess it's a dying paper. pretty much a dead paper. >> the publisher has disinvited its role as a partner in the debate. jack fowler cited this special edition of the magazine as the reason. calling it a small price to pay for speaking the truth about the donald. >>> ten days to the iowa caucuses and trump firming up his lead in the cnn poll. 30% of likely caucus g
the storm totals for new york city. >> they are going down a bit. >> depending on where the models shift, you could get a lot of snow in the new york metro area or a lot of snow. derek is coming soon. >>> turning to politics. breaking overnight, donald trump is now slamming the conservative magazine "the national review." it comes ahead of the special issue released today which opposes trump's presidential bid. this will feature an editorial as trump a threat to...
own party as senator ted cruz goes full johnny rev accusing trump of having new york values. >>> adding insult to insult, iran frees ten u.s. sailors, but not before getting plenty of footage of them being arrested and apologizing. was this a more hostile act than the white house would like us to know? >>> plus, shaw shank had rita heyworth and now "el chapo" fascination with a different actress. one that may have led to the drug lord's unraveling. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good afternoon everyone. i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with some breaking news in our money lead. another rough day on wall street. u.s. stocks down continuing the same pattern from last week. the dow plunging more than 350 points before the closing bell you're hearing right now. let's get right to cnn business correspondent alison kosik in new york. alison, what drove today's loss? >> yjake, it's not just the dow it's the s&p 500 entering correction territory for the first time since september, crossing below that key 1,900 level. that's a psychological level. a correction is when you se
own party as senator ted cruz goes full johnny rev accusing trump of having new york values. >>> adding insult to insult, iran frees ten u.s. sailors, but not before getting plenty of footage of them being arrested and apologizing. was this a more hostile act than the white house would like us to know? >>> plus, shaw shank had rita heyworth and now "el chapo" fascination with a different actress. one that may have led to the drug lord's unraveling. >>> this...


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Remains of Missing Israeli Female Soldier From 1948 War of Independence Identified
by JNS.org
Livka Shefer. Photo: IDF.
JNS.org – The remains of Private Livka Shefer, who fell during Israel's 1948 War of Independence battles near Kibbutz Yad Mordechai, were finally found after an extensive army investigation, according to the IDF Spokesperson's Unit on Sunday.
The investigation was headed by the IDF's Missing In Action Accounting Unit, a section of the Casualty and Wounded Soldiers Department.
During an Egyptian attack involving enemy bombings and infantry invasion, Shefer served as a liason between Israeli defensive positions and was killed overnight on May 24, 1948 while trying to evacuate a wounded soldier. She was 34 years old at the time of her death.
Shefer was born in Poland in 1914 and made aliyah in 1939, joining the group that ended up founding Yad Mordechai and defended the kibbutz in 1948.
i24 News - Israeli police on Wednesday evicted a Palestinian family and demolished their home in the east Jerusalem neighborhood...
Up until now, Shefer was the only female Israeli soldier casualty whose burial was unaccounted for. A cenotaph in her memory was erected at Yad Mordechai's military cemetery.
A tombstone unveiling will take place in a few weeks where Shefer's name will be added to the mass grave at Kibbutz Nitanim, where her remains were found.

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St. Mary's Church, Roman Catholic, as we know it today was opened in 1932, it is located on Athlunkard Street.
It replaced a previous chapel which had stood in this spot since 1748, having it's first mass read on the 10th December 1749.
All that remains of the original eighteenth-century church is the holy water font at the rear of the new church.
This land was originally rented from Alderman Ingrim and replaced a rented Malt House which had been used by the local parishioners for worship.
The new church was designed by Ashlin & Coleman of Dublin at a cost of £40,000. The foundation stone was laid on the 11th May 1930 by the Bishop of Limerick and the first mass took place in 1932.


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As a religious body and charity Forest Hill Christadelphians use personally-identifiable information to further our charitable aims of promoting the Christadelphian faith. The data we hold on you depends on whether you are a member of our Ecclesia, a member of another Christadelphian Ecclesia, or a member of the public (using our website, attending one of our services or on our mailing list to receive pamphlets, magazines or other relevant material).
(The term Ecclesia is derived from the Greek, and is used by Christadelphians to describe the whole group of baptised believers based at a particular location; the meaning is similar to the word congregation used by many other churches, but as Christadelphian worship involves lay preachers rather than a paid priesthood, the term ecclesia includes all those who are members of the church, regardless of role).
In all cases, the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), which came into force on 25th May 2018, require organisations such as ours to ensure that you are happy with how we store and use any information we hold on you. You have a number of rights under the GDPR, in particular to be informed what your data are being used for; to access, rectify errors in, and/or erase your data; to request copies of your data to move to other organisations; to restrict your data being processed in certain ways, and to object to how your data are being used. You also have the right to know whether your data are being used in any automated decision making and profiling.
As a religious body, some of the information we hold on people is classified by the GDPR as sensitive, as it concerns people's religious beliefs; the GDPR require us to be particularly careful about how we store and process such information, and the ways in which we get people's permission to do this.
If you visit us at one of our services, we will not request any personal details unless you ask us to keep in touch with you (e.g. to send you leaflets, magazines, or details of our religious services).
When you request something from us, then with our reply we will include a form asking you to tell us whether you are happy for us to us to retain your contact information; if you consent to this, we will hold this information for up to 5 years, at which point we will contact you again to check if you are still happy to hear from us. If you tell us you don't want us to retain your contact information (or if you don't reply) we will delete your details as soon as we have dealt with your initial request. The only information we will store about you will be your name and, if you provide these, your postal and/or email address. We will only transfer these details to another organisation in order to provide you with the information you have requested (for example by asking another Christadelphian organisation to send you a booklet) and we will never do so without specifically asking your permission.
We will never automatically process your information in any way.
You can contact us at any time and ask to review, update or delete the details we hold on you.
We hold a range of personal data on members of the ecclesia in order to provide the services that ecclesial members expect. Specifically, our membership list (which includes your contact details, and implicitly records religious belief) is used to update you about religious services and other activities you may be interested in, and to contact you about other membership-related issues, including requests to undertake specific duties. We may also use these details for pastoral reasons, for example to check on your health and wellbeing and that of your family members.
We will hold your membership details indefinitely, in case you in the future wish to claim conscientious objection to military service or other similar duties, should these be proposed by the government of the day. (In order validate such claims, it is likely you would be required to demonstrate the length of time for which you have been bone fide adherents to the Christadelphian faith, being a member of Forest Hill and other ecclesias, making such record keeping essential).
As a not-for-profit religious organisation, the GDPR allow us to store and use your membership details without your explicit consent, as long as we do not share these details with other organisations. (In GDPR terminology, we have a legitimate interest). If we need to pass on your details (for example to the Christadelphian Office, or another Christadelphian body) we will ask for your explicit permission before doing so.
If you attend one of our services, we will ask you which Ecclesia you are visiting from. We will use this information in order to let our members know who is visiting on a particular day. We will also ask for your permission to record this information and store it indefinitely. We will do this in case you in the future wish to claim conscientious objection to military service or other similar duties, should these be proposed by the government of the day. (In order validate such claims, it is likely you would be required to demonstrate the length of time for which you have been bone fide adherents to the Christadelphian faith, attending religious services at Forest Hill and elsewhere, making such record keeping essential). As this information inherently reveals your religious beliefs (i.e. your Christadelphian faith), which is classified as sensitive personal information under the GDPR, we will ask for your explicit consent for this. If you do not wish to give such consent, you are of course still very welcome to take part in the service, and we will not record or announce your details.
Similarly, if you are a visiting speaker at Forest Hill (or perform other duties for us), we will ask for your explicit consent to retain your contact details, as your work with us inherently reveals your Christadelphian faith. If you consent to this, we will hold this information for up to 5 years, at which point we will contact you again to check if you are still happy for us to remain in contact.
The only information we will store about you will be your name, your ecclesia, and, if you provide these, your postal and/or email address. We will only transfer these details to another organisation (for example the Christadelphian Military Services Committee) if you request us to, and we will never do so without specifically asking your permission.
If you have a query or complaint about how we handle your personal data, you can contact our Data Protection Officer, Mr Gareth Barker GDPR@foresthillchristadelphians.org and ask him to investigate.
If you still have any concerns, you can also contact the Information Commissions Office (ICO) helpline on 0303 123 1113.


The separation of a class's interface against its implementation is the core principle behind encapsulation and data hiding, ensuring that only the object itself control its own actions.
A class declaration combines the external interface (its non-private methods) with an implementation of that interface (the code that carries out the behaviour).
The interface defines a class's visibility to others.
For example, let's take the example of increasing a motorbike's speed.
The rider doesn't care about the internal working they just want to increase the speed and so they twist the throttle to get the desired behaviour.
The throttle is the interface between the rider (the calling/invoking object) and the engine (the called object).
In this case, the message would be Motorbike.setSpeed(66); This is the interface.
Internally, the engine of the bike is doing all manner of things, e.g. supplying fuel from the petrol tank to the injectors, the injectors electronics controlling the amount of fuel supplied to the combustion chamber, the spark plugs igniting the fuel mix at the right time, opening the valves to exhaust the spent fuel, etc.
All of these actions are separated from the rider, who just wants to go faster. We don't want him to do any of the internal (private) methods, as this could have disastrous effects!
We therefore separate interface from implementation.


It's that time again! I was getting bored walking into the house looking at this wreath so I made a new one. This time using my favorite colors, purple and green. And I luurve it! These pictures don't do it justice.
I used my go to standards for making wreaths on the cheap, the base, a dollar store Styrofoam wreath covered with Spanish moss again from the dollar store and floral pins to hold the moss in place.
Once the wreath form is totally covered with the moss, now start adding things to pretty it up. On my last trip to Micheal's I found a bag of fun decorative moss in shades of green and burgundy/purple (not sure what to call that color) I also found a garland of wispy purple berries. All which equaled inspiration for my new wreath. The garland is affixed to the back of the wreath form using floral pins. This made the wreath a little larger and added a different texture to the wreath. Can't wait to hang it on the front door in the morning.
Love the wispy purple berries! Great wreath!


Alamo 17 Elite / 210 Beach Elite & Smithson Valley H.S.
This talented 2018 grad is a varsity setter at Smithson Valley HS, competing in highly regarded District 27-6A play. In her first year of high school competition, Lauren was impressive as the only freshman on her 19W-22L Lady Rangers squad. Playing up for her S.A. Magic 15's National team, she was captain of the 14's team and is still her team's captain. She went up to the 15's for JO's. Also, in Summer 2015, Lauren jumped into the beach volleyball scene in the area with the '210 Beach' club to help stay in shape and continue to develop her game in the short "off season" between club and the HS season ramping back up. She was instrumental in SVHS's 34W-11L record as a sophomore, which is one of the 4 best season's in her head coaches 12 year tenure. In May of 2016, Lauren and her club team earned a spot at the JO's, which took place in June! Lauren was selected to play in the TGCA All-Star Game in the summer of 2017, and was recently awarded "Player of the Week" honors for her standout games against Reagan H.S. & Boerne Champion H.S.! You can read more about her impressive performance HERE.
Standing 5'9"-153lbs as a senior, this setter and utility player plays all around and is a very important cog on both her high school & club teams, earning the Hustle Award as the only freshman on varsity 3 years ago. Statistically, versus big school varsity competition as a freshman, Lauren recorded 183 assists, 80 digs, 11 saves, 8 kills, and 15 aces in overall play. As a sophomore, she had the most serving aces on the team, with 27 to her credit. She had a whopping 496 assists, 209 digs and 5 kills as well. As a junior, Lauren was credited with 698 total assists (5.6 per game), 33 service aces (.27 per game) and 289 digs (2.35 per game) en route to her All-District honors and TGCA All-Star Game invite! She is off to an excellent start as a senior this year, and is continuing to excel with her Alamo 17 Elite & 210 Beach club teams.
Lauren competes with the Alamo Volleyball Club, and is playing with the Alamo 17 Elite squad. She also plays for the Elite Sand Volleyball group for 210 Beach. Her head coach's name is Jason Kaiser, and he can be reached at (210) 248-8554.
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