the city saw jobs and revenue. he was in part replying to alexandria ocasio-cortez, a strong opponent of the plan. mayor places the blame on amazon. the bottom line is, this is an example of an abuse of corporate power, they had an agreement with the people of new york but amazon just took their ball and went home. jillian: amazon says it will not replace new york with another city and will move ahead with new headquarters in the dc area, rob. rob: democratic congressman hitting back, congress should call a national emergency for the very real crisis that is climate change. so do either of the claims meet the threshold of actual national emergency, here to debate political science professor dr. zano and gop strategists
home. mayor offered in tax breaks what happened only after the city saw jobs and revenue. he was replying to criticism most notably from democratic socialist congresswoman alexandria cortez what might a green new deal look like in real life according to wall street journal city of new york pays 1900 to ?awl l.e.d. lightbulb that s a total of 33 million dollarss throughout the city. the article says that s because of labor cost and green energy requirements. similar to the proposed green new deal. the good winner at the nba all star jam may have been anthony hamilton. well clear to see why singer
and when you do, you ll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control situation in syria. these are pictures just in to n that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. cn of ay and for the blind spot monitoring that helps remind you that the highway wedeman and his crew. might not be as desolate. rebels deny they are retreating. .as you thought. a short time ago i spoke with ben wedeman by phone from north syria about what he is seeing. what we saw is a city very much at war. about half of it under the control of the free syrian army. the government is not hesitating to use its fire power and artillery to fire not only upon to combatants in neighborhoods like salahuddin like you just mentioned and other neighbors as well where they still have significant population and just a handful of fighters. ne these areas are coming under regular bombardment. last night we had a very hard time getting any sleep with all the bombardment that was going on. human
earth. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. mitt romney is using ads, web videos, speeches to hammer away at president obama on welfare. romney is taking a lot of heat though over his claims about the administration s policies, but with support from an unlikely ally he s raising the stakes today. here s our national political correspondent jim acosta. reporter: wolf, mitt romney is not backing away from his accusation that president obama is trying to make it easier for the poor to receive welfare checks and to help make his case he s getting some help from an old rival. they just send you your welfare check. reporter: even though his ad accusing the president of weakening work requirements for welfare recipients got a pants on fire from politifact and four pinocchios from the washington post, mitt romney is doubling down on the claim. this is to help people go to work so they can stop drawing a welfare check and start drawing a paycheck. reporter:
all eyes were on the april jobs report this week. welcome to your $$$$$. fewer jobs than expected were created and the labor force participation rate dropped to its lowest level since 1981. hold organizati hold organization i ll tell you what that is. bottom line, this was not a good report. chris even romans is here to break it down for us. 115,000 jobs isn t enough to convince anyone there s robust hiring going on here. hiring actually slowing in 8.1% as you point out is a drop in the unemployment rate, but it s because so many people dropped sought of the workforce in the month. let s take a look at where there were jobs created. health care, we ve seen that z consistently. health care, 19,000 jobs there. also saw jobs in leisure and hospitality. again, many of these are low wage jobs and that s a big question about the durability of the american dream with the kinds of jobs we re creating. retail jobs, 29,000 jobs created there. reversal from last month when we didn t