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As a target. it's a pretty provocative cover but falls in step with how the mayor and the police commissioner feel about this budget proposal as it goes forward. it would make the city less safe and cripple efforts to defend it from terrorists. james o'neill says trump's budget would translate into cutting 110 million that the nypd receives annually as part of the homeland security grant program. the city would not be able to pay for counterterrorism tools such as security cameras that monitor soft targets like times square and active shooter training for officers and intelligence analysis, wh...

Budget proposal would eliminate critical funding that the nypd relies on to combat terrorism. jason carroll has more details. >> poppy, if you want to see how the city is reacting to this, take a look at the cover the quts new york daily news, one world trade you see there and you see it right there as a target. it's a pretty provocative image and falls in step with what the police commissioner was saying what would happen if the budget proposals go forward, it would make it less safe. james o'neill says trump's budget would translate into cutting 110 million that the nypd receives annually as...

Six people died, and they used mustard gas, which is probably at the bottom of the list of chemical weapons in terms of concern. the question is whether they are capable of getting others, things like nerve gas, sarin, used against the kurds, for example, and what we're being told is, they may have an interest in doing this, but we have got a -- an intelligence agency that is concerned more about the lower level than these chemical weapons because they are very difficult to actually manufacture. >> all right. bob windrem in new york. thanks for looking into that. as this city, paris, attempts ...

Important counterterrorism tools that are necessary to protect american lives. that effort was blocked. just now i proposed an even narrower extension that would have only extended some of the least controversial -- least controversial -- but still critical tools to ensure they do not lapse as senators work toward a more comprehensive legislative outcome. but even that very narrow offer was blocked. i think it should be worrying for our country. because the nature of the threat we face is very serious. it's aggressive it's sophisticated, it's geographically dispersed, and it's not -- not -- go...

Community and the national counterterrorism centers validating the points, so you know what we put in there is exactly right. i believe the numbers from those cases are something that we can publicly reveal and all publicly talk about. what we are concerned, as the chairman said, is going into more detail on how we stop some of these cases action as we are concerned it would give our adversaries a way to work around those and attack us or our allies. that would be unacceptable. side of concerns that the intentional and irresponsible release of classified information about these programs will h...