math? plus, a palestinian american student says she s lost more than 100 members of her family to israeli air strikes. other relatives, american citizens, she says, are still trying to leave gaza. she s here to share her story before speaking today at what organizers say will be the largest march for gaza in the u.s. since the start of the war. and some migrant families in new york will have to move out of their temporary housing this week. i ll speak to the city council s immigration committee chair about why she says the mayor is causing harm to vulnerable people. i m victor blackwell. let s start the show. the first voting of 2024 happens on monday, so we will finally start to learn where republican voters stand in this consequential election year. but not at a place that s representative of america. iowa is around 90% white, according to census data, so it s no surprise that they re the majority of voters participating in the caucuses. but there are also black peopl
york city just experienced, we re talking about outdoor tents in flood planes, in transportation deserts, not in the community, really far from our public institutions like parks and playgrounds. we have the infrastructure, but the mayor has been cruel and intentionally mismanaging the budget, which is why right now the comptroller s investigation and the audit of the 60-day plan is so imperative. because this administration has not been forthright in including the city council and other elected partners in understanding why he s enacting the rules. the mayor has said that the cost to new york city would cause some especially uncomfortable sacrifices for the people of new york, and it would cause, in his description, some type of calamity citywide.
county, same places, in how we re going to win offshore wind and it ll create thousands of jobs. but i can t do that if it were not for the partnership of the federal government. i could not do that if it weren t for the ira. when we re doing a round of the red line, east-west transit in baltimore. we ve had people living in transportation deserts. i m proud of it, and people are excited, but i couldn t do it if it weren t for having the biden administration who helps put together the infrastructure act. it s important that as we re talking about these different things that are happening, that we re excited about and people in our states are excited about those things, i want to be clear, without partnership from the federal government, partnership with lcal government, actually working together, these things could not be real. that s why i m so excited to make sure we continue the partnership. with partnership, there can be progress. democratic governor of maryland, home of the firs
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the streets. here with me now, new york city controller, scott stringer. thanks for being with me. talk about this controversy. i know you have a different opinion on this. the bottom line is our transportation infrastructure is changing in new york city and around the world. yellow taxis dominated for 30 years because they understood how to navigate the political process in new york. what does that mean? in other words, they were able to get the rules put in place that they needed to be a successful business model. and they obviously had great relationships with elected officials. what changed is technology has created competition for the first time in new york city and our job as government officials is to bring everyone to the table and figure out how to expand our transportation network. we re a big vast city but there are definitely transportation deserts in many of our city like where? most are beyond give me an example. where i was growing up back in the day, w