Special report starts right now. Shannon good evening, welcome to washington. Im Shannon Bream in for bret baier. The calls are increasing tonight for the removal of New York democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo. Following Yesterdays Bombshell Report by the states Attorney General. Accusing him of sexually harassing 11 women. So far cuomo is refusing to resign. State lawmakers are moving forward with Impeachment Proceedings and criminal investigations are underway. We have got fox team coverage. Howard kurtz on the Media Reaction to the allegations against one of their favorite politicians. We begin with correspondent Bryan Llenas in New York. Hello, bryan. Shannon, good evening. There are now reportedly enough votes in the new York State Assembly And Senate to impeach New York Governor Andrew Cuomo if he chooses not to resign. This, as the new poll says nearly 60 of New Yorkers believe the governor needs to go. [chanting] hey, hey, Governor Cuomos got to go. Tonight 70 of New York State L
coronavirus. welcome to the show, everyone. russia is increasingly targeting key infrastructure as it ramps up the assault of the east of the country. you are looking to extensive damage to a railway hub that was a vital supply line for ukrainian troops. that is near the donesk region, russian forces are making incremental advances in the area. and meantime, another mass grave was discovered in the kyiv suburb of bucha. russia s focus now on the eastern donbas region, ukrainian president, zelenskyy said moscow s goal is to kill eve everyone. translator: only if ukraine stands will they live. the city, which is one of the most developed in the region is simply a russian concentration camp in the middle of ruins. well the situation is growing ever more dire for mariupol s last defenders holed up in a steel plant. a ukrainian commander inside told us of relentless russian attacks and scores of people injured. scott mcclain has the story for you. reporter: these are russi
Since the passage of the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act (SNPLMA) in 1998, more than $4 billion in revenue generated from Las Vegas area land sales has been directed to conservation, park improvement and wildfire prevention projects across Nevada and the Lake Tahoe Basin.
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public input on what environmental projects should benefit from nearly $350 million in funds raised through Nevada land sales. Here are some of the proposed projects.