Cuomo says he'll cooperate with impeachment investigation

• The district attorneys for Manhattan and Westchester County are also seeking evidence from the governor for incidents that allegedly occurred in their jurisdictions.
• Cuomo has repeatedly asserted his innocence, and has said he will not resign.

Background: The New York State Assembly's Judiciary Committee on Thursday told Cuomo that the impeachment probe had almost concluded.

• The Assembly gave Cuomo until Aug. 13 to share any additional evidence he wishes them to consider before arriving at a verdict.

What they're saying: "The Assembly has said it is doing a full and thorough review of the complaints and has offered the Governor and his team an opportunity to present facts and their perspective,” Cuomo spokesperson Rich Azzopardi said in a statement, per Politico.

• "The Governor appreciates the opportunity. We will be cooperating," he continued.

What to watch: The committee is slated to meet on Aug. 9, where members will decide what the next steps will be.