of this trump org criminal probe. we know from the evidence we ve gathered it s accelerating. i m discussing donald trump s cfo and accountant, allen weisselberg. why he has cooperated with prosecutors in the past in a case you may or may not recall and why he is so key to the future of the entire trump organization and potentially to donald trump s freedom himself. we ve been working on that. you know when we do the special reports we put everything we can in it. that s coming up on tonight s program. we begin with the top story coming out of washington but also around the world. president biden taking his first foreign trip. biden in the u.k. for the g7 summit leaving washington hours after dramatically and distinctly breaking off the direct talks with top republicans on the jobs plan. biden shifting the focus to the remaining possibility the group of bipartisan senators which includes joe manchin, the democrat s key vote on so many issues in the chamber. the white house sa
history. tonight we say good-bye to bill de blasio. in just a few short years he ruined new york city by almost every measure, he s been an utter disaster. since bill de blasio took over, murders in new york city spiked 50% and rapes up 26%. according to a report looking at data from the american housing survey, new york city is the dirtiest city in the country. new york city had more than 2 million homes with pest infestation including rats, roaches and nice. a state audit confirmed with the filth with sidewalk found to be dirt. under bill de blasio new york city transit is disgusting too. according to documents this year, subway cars have blood, vomit, urine and feces. in june there were 130 incidents of soiled train cars covered in poop, vomit and urine. when bill de blasio tried to run for president this show challenged him for that. the city is getting dirtier. a producer said he was this a crowded subway car and a man dropped his trousers and defecated. every time i g
in just a few short years he ruined new york city by almost every measure, he s been an utter disaster. since bill de blasio took over, murders in new york city spiked 50% and rapes up 26%. according to a report looking at data from the american housing survey, new york city is the dirtiest city in the country. new york city had more than 2 million homes with pest infestation, including rats roaches and mice. a state audit confirmed with the filth with sidewalk found to be dirt. under bill de blasio new york city transit is disgusting too. according to documents this year, subway cars have blood vomit, urine and feces. in june there were 130 incidents of soiled train cars, covered in poop, vomit, and urine. when bill de blasio tried to run for president, this show challenged him for that. the city is getting dirtier. a producer said he was in a crowded subway car and a man dropped his trousers and defecated. every time i go, there is filth on the sidewalk. do you notice any
streak could be ending. meanwhile, the busy father s day and juneteenth holiday weekend was a nightmare for airline passengers. according to flight aware, more than 900 flights were canceled sunday across the u.s. since thursday there have been more than 4,000 flight cancellations, another 1,500 flights have already been canceled today. let s bring in cnn chief business correspondent and early start co-anchor christine romans. we were talking last week about a vibe shift and, man, does it feel like we are right there. it really does. the mighty american consumer, the backbone of the u.s. economy remains strong but how long that lasts in the face of decades high inflation, that s what experts are scouring the data for. now, gas prices have been a daily tax on families and sentiment. prices at the pump have stopped rising at least, the average price per gallon dipping below $5 to $4.98 but the busy summer travel season is about to start, that could push prices higher agai
Questions were raised at this week’s city council pre-meeting regarding the sale of Boykin Park in Theodore to real estate developer DR Horton at well below mar