new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of this person, that perso

new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of this person, that perso

new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of this person, that perso

jersey town, just 40 miles southwest of new york city. after this man, wanted in connection to the attack at the capitol on january 6th, evaded arrest. gregory yetman fleeing on food into the wooded area near his home. police searching from the sky and and the ground. according to "usa today," yetman is suspect number 278afo, wanted for assault of a federal officer. pictured at the capitol in these photos on the fbi's website. in an interview earlier this year, yetman indicated he was at the capitol that day, but said he did nothing wrong. the fbi leading the multi-agency manhunt in the town of helmetta. officers in tactical gear looking in vehicles, teams moving through backyards, armed with long guns and k-9s. >> there were officers running through everybody's yards, asking questions. >> reporter: we can still see joint terrorism task force agents going door-to-door, looking for yetman. according to police, yetman is in his 40s, last seen wearing a red jacket and baseball cap. he served in the new jersey national guard for 12 years, and

and new york's sanctuary city policies. instead of changing his open border policies, president biden has decided the way they are going to fix this mess is to lease federal land, national parks, to build tent cities. are you kidding me? mr. speaker, this is not the solution. we also need to be disincentivizing sanctuary city policies. i believe we should end federal funding for the purpose of aiding this crisis in those jurisdictions. i urge all of my colleagues to vote yes on this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: can i get an update on the time. the chair: the gentleman from arkansas has six minutes remaining. the gentleman from arizona has 4 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. westerman: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. chairman. we heard the argument today and indeed for years now that migrants crossing our border are the primary ones responsible for the tens of thousands

, just 40 miles southwest of new york city.er this man, wanted in connection to the attack at the capitol on january 6th, evaded arrest. gregory yetman fleeing on foot into the wooded area near his home. police searching from the sky and the ground. according to "usa today," yetman is suspect number 278afo, wanted for assault of a federal officer. pictured at the capitol in these photos on the fbi's website. in an interview earlier this year, yetman indicated he was at the capitol that day, but said he did nothing wrong. the fbi leading the multi-agency manhunt in the town of helmetta. officers in tactical gear looking in vehicles, teams moving through backyards, armed with long guns and k-9s. >> there were officers running through everybody's yards, asking questions. >> reporter: even though the sun has gone down, we can still see joint terrorism task force agents going door-to-door, looking for yetman. according to police, yetman is in his 40s, last seen wearing a red jacket and baseball cap. he served in the new jersey natio

cotton is arrive in new york city with -- live in new york city with more on this. >> reporter: hi, jonity mayor eric adams may be blaming the migrant crisis for these budget cuts, but now some new yorkers are blaming him. this week demonstrate ors gathering outside new york city hall to urge adamss to find a different solution. instead of slashing a total of 15% from all city agencies between now and april. this week adams announcing updates to this year's fiscal budget to now account for the rising cost of the migrant crisis. the budget totaling $110.if 5 billion includes a hiring freeze of knight police officers -- new york city police officers, reducing overtime pay for firefighterses, new york public libraries closing on sundays and scaling back the sanitation services. this week people were quick to express concerns about public safety. here's republican new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis from house foreign affairs weighing in. >> this is defunding the police without actually saying defund the police. that is what new york city if democrats are doing, they're taking away fr

york city. the claim that an official in india is behind it. who was the intended target, and why? >>> and battled republican george santos facing expulsion, the vote coming. and why the new speaker of the house is not fully onboard with expelling santos. rachel scott right here tonight. >>> the moving moment today. the private funeral for former first lady rosalynn carter. former president jimmy carter determined to be there. >>> tonight, news coming in, an fbi special agent carjacked. the suspect then making off with the car, body armor, and a radio. >>> an american airlines passenger on a flight to new york city arrested. what he's accused of doing to members of the crew. >>> we have news on aaron rodgers tonight, after tearing his achilles during the opening minute of the season, the big headline this evening. >>> and we remember a well-known actress tonight. you'll remember her roles on "cheers" and "er." >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we beg

we saw this yesterday here in new york city. eric: all right thank you. arthel: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu holding a press conference at this hour while there are protests taking place in israel. people are marching to jerusalem and tel aviv. a big crowds they are. alex hogan is live with more in northern israel. >> hi arthel the defense minister just started speaking a few moments ago we heard from prime minister agyeman netanyahu saying he stands in solidarity with the families of the hostages especially as major protest is taking place right now. that is a very stark contrast compared to what we've been hearing at that protest. a lot of anger from the family to see the government has not done enough to bring their families home. meanwhile earlier today, this was the scene of the major marks that took place over the last several days. thousands of people walking all the way from tel aviv to jerusalem trying to raise awareness about the hostages and the goal to bring them home and put that pressure on the government. among the families eme

that dovetails with new york city and washington.oney flying all over the place, the cost of social service, realistically in a lot of areas in new york city especially in the homeless services area. it is a patronage mill. if you don't look at that closely, independent of the migrant tissue. rachel: a terrible situation. don't know how you are putting up with it. thanks for joining us. got it. the colorado judge rules on whether the former president can appear on the primary ballot. those details are ahead but first, from green bean casserole to him and even pumpkin pie, some of your favorite thanks giving dishes will cost more this year. fox news correspondent linda hu on how inflation is taking a bite out of the holidays, thanks biden. like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, for a beautiful mattress and indescribable comfort. for a limited time, save up to $800 on select stearns & foster adjustable mattress sets. >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? you don't have to take it to the dealer. bring it t

and in new york city tonight. what authorities are saying about the christmas tree lighting. >>> the deadly crash of a u.s. air force osprey. eight crew members onboard. at least one body now recovered. martha raddatz with new reporting tonight. >>> after several feet of snow in parts of the nooertheast, no the new cross-country storm on the move tonight. from the west, right into the east by lake week. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> an alleged assassination plot targeting an american citizen in new york city. a claim that an official in india is behind it. who was the intended target, and why? >>> and embattled republican george santos facing expulsion, the vote coming. rachel scott right here tonight. >>> the moving moment today. the private funeral for former first lady rosalynn carter. former president jimmy carter determined to be there. >>> tonight, news coming in, an fbi special agent carjacked. the suspect then making off with the car, body armor, and a radio. >>> an american airlines passe

anne thompson, nbc news, new york >>> now to that breaking news here in new york city it the fbi seizing electronic devices belonging to mayor eric adams as part of a corruption investigation. taking them from him right on a city street jonathan dienst has the late details. >> reporter: in what appears to be a growing federal corruption investigation, the fbi seized the electronic devices of new york city's democratic mayor eric adams the fbi approaching adams monday two sources familiar with the matter saying he turned over two cellphones and an ipad and later turned over additional electronic devices. the mayor's attorney saying tonight he has not been accused of wrongdoing and continues to cooperate with the investigation. adams tonight saying, i have nothing to hide questions appear to center around adams' chief campaign fundraiser 25-year-old brianna suggs, whose home was raided by agents several days ago. earlier this week adams voiced support for suggs, who has not commented publicly. >> i sleep well at night. i am clear that we follow the rules we follow the rules. >> reporter: i

not just happening in new york city but campuses across the country. watch. [crowds chanting] >> arizona state university students marching there through campus after the university canceled an event featuring representative rashida tlaib. she has been censured for comments that house members call promoting a false narrative of saying the destruction of israel was justified and also saying from the river to the sea chant is inspirational. a lot of people calming out rashida tlaib the member of the squad saying don't come to arizona state university. those students were unhappy. back out here live we expect to see the large protest here called flood the streets for gaza again, another big group that pulls in big crowds. >> julie: thank you. more and more people finding out anti-jewish hate has consequences. united airlines suspended a pilot accused of praising hamas terrorists as brave people on the day of the october 7th attacks. police arrested a 19-year-old political activist hailed by liberal media outlets as a rising progressive star. she suspected of try

we love it here in new york city it's phenomenal.ll be recording, i'll be putting stuff up on socials. watch the parade, check out the socials. me and the roots, it's going to be fun. >> and of course download "wrap me up." >> it's the number two song. i'm happy with two, but one would be something to talk about at thanksgiving with my family. >> i'm the guy who knocked mariah carey off the list. >> no, no, i don't want that i don't want that reputation. >> yes, you do >> all right. >> you're the best. >> what are you going to do for thanksgiving after the parade? >> i'm going to eat so much. i already have my leftover sandwiches ready to go i'm the best at that, turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, toast, i'm ready to go. it's my favorite that's my favorite dish. >> and that's your jam, baby. >> that's my jam that's what i'm talking about. >> that's my jam >> that's my buddy. >>> all right, that is your latest weather jimmy fallon, have a great parade. >> take care, pal. >> and of course the big parade starting in jus

new york city, still raining until about 7:00 a.m. then, it clears os out. boston, the morning is going to be rough. it's going to be wlusblustery ul noon. some snow in the high elevations in the green and white mountains. and david, the cold that comes in after this is going to be wind chills in the 20s and 30s. that's a chilly turkey trot. >> david: for sure. but dinner will help with that and the leftovers, too. ginger, thank you. this is expected to be one of the busiest thanksgiving weeks for travel in decades, and these storms already having an impact tonight. trevor ault on that part of the story. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful cross country storm now slamming the east, as millions are on the move. crashes bringing traffic to a standstill on i-75 in east tennessee. >> we're looking for about 1 to 2 1/2 inches of rain, maybe some of the heaviest rain will be over i-95. >> reporter: overnight, five reported tornadoes ripping through the south. parts of mississippi and louisiana inundated with torrential rain, hail, and high winds. that weather syst

new york city, still raining until about 7:00 a.m. then, it clears out. boston, though, you've got to wait. the morning is going to be rough. it's going to be blustery until noon. everybody except far new england will end up drying out. some snow in the high elevations in the green and white mountains. and david, the cold that comes in after this is going to be wind chills in the 20s and 30s. that's a chilly turkey trot. >> david: for sure. thanksgiving dinner will help with that, and the leftovers, too. ginger, thank you. this is expected to be one of the busiest thanksgiving weeks for travel in decades, and these storms already having an impact tonight. trevor ault on that part of the story. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful cross country storm now slamming the east, as millions are on the move. crashes bringing traffic to a standstill on i-75 in east tennessee. >> we're looking for about 1 to 2 1/2 inches of rain, maybe some of the heaviest rain will be over i-95. >> reporter: overnight, five reported tornadoes ripping through the south. parts of mis

the men and women who burned new york city if they burned in new york city might have defied their own officers. regardless, it seems clear that their aim would have been to a british garrison and naval base to target the property of wealthy loyalists in the city and to target the church of england, trinity church was said to have been a particular target of t fire, and this ishat to it. this was t first of the trinity churches, the that now stands on the corner of wall street. and broadway is the third washingt leader shied away authorizing destruction like this at least when it came to white settlements. he was fine with burning native american towns. but for new york city, the damage already done priorim having made this evident resolution. so what we have are a number of imperfect somewhat corroborated sources either fm immediately after the fire or from several years later identifying people whwere involved in the burning of new york city. some of these sources mentioned american right, american officers with the rank of captain trying pin the deed on american officers. therefore,

york city.s gone on to write 17 more. henry: i remember what it was like to be eight, to fail, i was able to bring that reality and kids write and say how did you know me so well? john: what advice do you have four young people who are going through the frustrations you went through? henry: remember that there is greatness inside of you. and that your job is to dig it out. give it to the world as a gift. school might be hard. it has nothing to do with how brilliant you are. john: his parents who were jewish had fled germany in 1939 for new york city where he grew up. it was, he said, a very unhappy childhood. henry: i appreciate my parents. they came fm another country, they learned another language, lost everything that they had, started new. i had a pretty good life. what i do not accept, what i did not get over, you have a child, they are not an extension of you, they are an individual. you have got to see them as that and then you see they are having a problem. how do i make the problem bett

many of them in new york city at this moment. were going to keep you updated as we watch that right now. europe's grand central station close this evening because of this.also tonight, the fbi has just seized the phones of new york city mayor, eric adams. we'll have a live report. congressman woman least a phonic fraud alert ethics complaint against the judge overseeing president trump's civil trial. more on that, we will explain when we return. ♪ with fastsigns, create custom graphics that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. israel is under attack and jewish families are in danger. israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost everything and fear for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected by this violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your

of new york city mayor eric adams as an investigation heats up into possible illegal campaign contributions. >>> welcome to "the lead." >> i'm kaitlan collins in for jake tapper today. we start with our world lead. a new video that shows the intense bombardment of gaza, carried out by israeli forces. cnn teams on the ground are hearing constant rocket fire as you could see here, flares are lighting up the night sky. this is happening just hours after one of the most forceful calls that we've seen to date by secretary of state antony blinken. for israel to do more to protect the innocent civilians who remain in gaza trapped in a brutal war between israeli forces an the terror group hamas. >> far too many palestinians have been killed. far too many have suffered these past weeks. and we want to do everything possible to prevent harm to them and to maximize the assistance that gets to them. >> it is quite a message to israel, israeli prime minister netanyahu said his forces are doing everything they can to reduce civilian deaths as he highlights this evacuation corridor. it was open for six ho

the new york city protest and supportive guidelines aboard the palestinians, calling for a ceasefire, calling for an end to the bombardment, had been massive despite the fact that there's been quite a bit of condemnation by local politicians and local media. all these demonstrations, you know, new york city has condemned these protests claiming their anti semitic claiming their supporting terrorism. but that has not stopped people from turning out in big numbers. now, as you're aware, and as you have been hearing, there has been an announcement from the white house that israel will be engaging in for our pauses. and it's attacks on gaza or humanitarian purposes. but these ro, downstairs, are certainly not satisfied with that. they say themselves is firmly on the side of the palestinians. and in condemnation of israel, we see science conducting not only is rails atrocities against the palestinians, but also us supports and the support of israel from american taxpayer money. in addition to that, it's worth noting either these protesters or large we left it and wow, the rank and file lef

adams was a new york city police officer at the time of the alleged incident.ssaulting anyone. adams is also facing an fbi investigation into his campaign's fund-raising. >>> on this thanksgiving, we have an important consumer alert about a gravy recall. the fda is recalling glass jars of high v turkey gravy because some actually contain brief gravy, which means a soy allergen is not listed on the label. health officials say this could trigger an allergic reaction in some people. the recalled gravy was potentially sold at high v stores in eight states in the central u.s. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm nancy cordes. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. a temporary pause to the figting in gaza started overnight. hamas has agreed to free 50 hostages in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners held in israel. the first group is expected to be released later this m

here i am in new york city.y the european union regulators in an effort to beef up an internal search engine. googles failure to make improvements proves it's illegally maintaining a monopoly. there is a lot going on so let's break it down. are we on the ninth week in this particular set of investigations? >> this is the ninth week in the google search trial in d.c. and that is expected to wrap up next week on wednesday or thursday with final testimony. we are not expected to get a ruling until early next year. the judge put off close leanings -- closings until january. ed: this is been a year where ceos taking the stand becomes big news. t up next week for us and why we care that the ceo will be speaking in that trial? sara: the trial between that they google play. and so he will be on the stand on tuesday and he will be asked about --. caroline: despite all that the shares managed whether it. from an investor's perspective does this matter, does it carry weight? sara: obviously google is a giant company with a

fox news meteorologist adam klotz is live here in new york city.ed down, he has the forecast, what do you got? >> adam: good morning, guys, it is beautiful out here along the parade route on upper west side of new york city. this is the 97th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade, first one back in 1924, coming up on 100 years of total parade activity. you can see turkey tom, that is how we begin the parade. 16 of those really big, major floats coming down the parade route, some new ones, kung fu panda, pillsbury dough boy, paw patrol. there are big ones out here and the weather is fantastic. if you guys can pull up the graphics, it feels wonderful. temperatures 48 degrees, winds seven miles per hour. it could get up to 20. you will not have to worry about the balloons whachl is your forecast look like across the country? gorgeous, temperatures in the 40s and 50s across the country. the inter-mountain west, you see blue on left side of your screen, there is cold air and temperatures will continue to drop as snow moves across the country. low tempera

look at what is happening on our screen right now. >> this is in new york city. sent these are people protestingour on behalf of the palestinian people, they say. >> but many of them are supportive of hamas. that is what's happening right now in our country. and meanwhil e, if you're concerned, monica is the innocent gazan people, the civilian concernes. e to t i spoke to the idf today. they have located entrancehes to tunnels under children's beds in gazad entran. so if you want to protect the gazan children, you don't stand with hamas. stand >> monica yeah, and you know, look, the gazan people elected hamas to govern them by huge margins. and recent polling shows that the people of gaza would t hamas to govern them by even bigger margins. so, yes, there is a sense of responsibility that perhaps some people of gaza are now experiencing because they elected this terrorist organization to govern them.is o look, the president of thevern united state thes is sitting a p the democrat party that has long been radicalized in a lote of different ways. one of those ways,

adams was a new york city police officer at the time of the alleged incident.saulting anyone. adams is also facing an fbi investigation into his campaign's fundraising. if you're sitting down to your thanksgiving feast, hold the gravy until you hear about an important recall. what you need to know, next. an important recall. what you need to know next. ♪ ♪ >> nancy: on this thanksgiving, we have an important consumer >> nancy: on this thanksgiving, we have an important consumer alert about a gravy recall. the fda is recalling glass jars of hy-vee turkey gravy, because some actually contain beef gravy, which means a soy allergen is not listed on the label. health officials say this could trigger an allergic reaction in some people. the recalled gravy was potentially sold at hy-vee stores in eight states in the central u.s. our "living well" series is next, with the benefits of intergenerational friendships. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can listen. subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. >> nancy: finally

new york city mayor eric adams, over 110,000 migrants have reached new york city.dams decried, and i quote, the national government has turned its back on new york city, end quote. when illegal migrants showed up in massachusetts, governor healy declared a state of emergency and said the quiet part out loud, and i quote, massachusetts has stepped up to address the crisis that sadly has been a federal crisis of inaction that is many years in the making, unquote. so one thing is clear. even democrats now in their sanctuary cities are realizing that biden has created this border crisis. and democrats have ignored it for years. republicans thankfully are finally stepping up and leading where they failed. any of my friends from across the aisle if they wan to help us, if they want to end the crisis, they can vote for the rule today and vote for the underlying legislation. but i'd like to yield, talking about new york, i'd like to yield three minutes to any good friend from the state of new york, representative langworthy. the speaker: the gentleman is recognized for thr

the new york city protests and supportive gaza in support of the palestinians calling for a ceasefire, calling for an end to the bombardment had been massive despite the fact that there's been quite a bit of condemnation by local politicians and local media. all these demonstrations, you know, new york city has condemned these protests claiming their anti semitic claiming their supporting terrorism. but that has not stopped people from turning out in big numbers. now, as you're aware, and as you have been hearing, there has been an announcement from the white house that israel will be engaging in for our pauses. and it's a tax on gaza or humanitarian purposes. but these pro downstairs are certainly not satisfied with that. they say themselves is firmly on the side of the palestinians . and in condemnation of israel, we see science conducting not only is rails atrocities against the palestinians, but also us supports and the support of israel from american taxpayer money. in addition to that, it's worth noting either these protesters or large we left us uh and wow, the rank and file le

i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. team is back together. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it is astounding the mayors have to come begging the white house for help on a problem the white house is refusing to solve. we'll cover that but also get you to this. the increased fighting in gaza is putting pressure on the white house to get the americans out. we'll hear from a father whose daughter and grandchildren are waiting to evacuate today. >> bill: president biden is calling for a pause in the fighting and that statement seen as a departure from his backing of israel. experts warn any type of cease-fire would give hamas a chance to regroup. >> dana: mark meredith is reporting live from the white house. good morning. >> good morning to you. the president is calling for a pause of israel's military campaign against hamas. the president says a pause would be justified for humanitarian reasons and as they try to get so many foreign nationals including hundreds of americans out of gaza. the decisio

york city police officers.nce bulletin emphasizes that anti-palestinian chatter has also been observed on multiple social media channels with pro-israeli advocates calling for violence against palestinians and those who support them. the greatest threat comes from lone actors who take inspiration from violent rhetoric, much of it online. today new york's governor called on social media companies to take an aggressive approach to shut them down, jericka. >> catherine herridge, thank you for that. >>> tonight, a major shake-up at the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. billionaire founder and ceo of buy nance pleaded guilty to failure to prevent money laundering on the chaex and abruptly stepped down. binance agreed to pay fines for allowing 100,000 transactions that supported hamas and other terrorist activity along with illegal drug sales. binance will continue to operate with a new ceo. >>> our living well series is next with a surprising new find on alcohol and blood pressure. oh... stuffed up again? so

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we're going to start with developing news in new york city. crypto boy wonder sam bankman-fried now facing 115 years in prison. bankman-fried started a crypto exchange, courted celebrities and politicians, and became a billionaire. he's 31, and now he's just been found guilty on all seven counts of fraud. >> that verdict was handed down in a new york city courtroom just about an hour ago, but this was a case watched extremely closely here in the bay area. bankman-fried's parents are stanford legal scholars, professors there on campus. just prior to his trial, sbf, sam bankman-fried, was hold up inside his parents' home in professor housing. the government's key witnesses in the case included sbf's coworkers and the cofounder of his company, all who cut deals and testified against sam bankman-fried. >> scott budman has been tracking the case since the beginning. didn't take the jurors very long to come up with that verdict, and the, you

it's uh and wow, the rank and file left it's of new york city are in opposition to israel. i'm alexandria castillo, cortez, and many of the most prominent figures within the democratic party are big supporters of israel and have actually condemned these protests. so we're seeing kind of a gap between joe biden and his base, the jo biden's base as opposed to what the white house is doing. but the white house stands firmly behind israel and its attacks on gaza. going so far as 2 blocks these via resolutions of the united nations. so quite a big crowd here, quite a lot of anger at israel and us support for israel and the politicians who are backing israel at this time. big crowd of people here in new york city, thousands of people just like many, many of the protests that have taken place in the last few days, last few weeks to the potential for a cease fire in gaza. rest entirely in the hands of the united states. as, according to her mazda officials, the ceasefire depends on the united states, the us reports, israel. most of all americans rooms are in the skies. over garza,

you're looking live at new york city where yet another massive

cotton live in new york city with more of the protest. hi c.b.. on and a sustain momentum behind pro-palestinian rallies especially in major metropolitan cities. several are planned for across the country today some are being organized by student groups, others by far left social justice coalitions, here in new york city we saw this people gathering for a protest called shut it down for palestine bringing 8th avenue to a halt in front of pep station while blocking access to one of the main traffic hopes in and out of the city and protesters carrying signs when openly say they doubt some of the reported atrocities during the surprise hamas attack on israel. this woman waving a sign which says you mourn about 40 fake babies, this while she chants with the crowd, watch. palestine will never die -- [chanting] free palestine. reporter: earl yore students for justice in palestine standing in front of kathy commanding for cease-fire as israeli military moves offense beyond northern gaza one demonstrator speaking against support for israel, and her effort

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anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> now to that breaking news here in new york city. the fbi seizing electronic devices belonging to mayor eric adams as part of a corruption investigation, taking them from him right on a city street. jonathan deans has the late details. >> reporter: in what appears to be a growing federal corruption investigation, the fbi has seized the electronic devices of new york city's democratic mayor eric adams. the fbi approaching adams monday. two sources familiar with the matter say the mayor turned over two cellphones and an ipad and later turned over additional electronic devices. the mayor's attorneys saying tonight he's not been accused of wrongdoing and continues to cooperate with the investigation. adams tonight saying, i have nothing to hide. questions appear to center around adams' chief campaign fund-raiser 25-year-old brianna suggs whose home was raided by agents several days ago. earlier this week adams voiced support for suggs who has not commented publicly. >> i sleep well at night. i am clear that we follow the rules. we follow

republican christie it leads democrat marjorie vasquez to take a seat in the new york city city councilaoc's district. finally, do you remember this, exonerated central park five member yousef is a lamb has won a seat on the new york city council. and guys some of these results are unofficial and some results are still coming in as we just noted. we will continue to watch it and bring you results as we get it. guys? >> ainsley: thank you, griff. >> steve: indeed. thank you, sir. 6:15 here in the east. >> ainsley: we have seen a lot of protests around the country, all around the world when it documents israel. there was a pro-palestinian rally yesterday. it was massive. it was held here in manhattan. and it went over the manhattan bridge into brooklyn. met at city hall. some of the chants genocide joe has to go. >> steve: that's new, listen. [chanting genocide joe has got to go] you can't hide you supported supported genocide. eric adams, you can't hide. >> you supported genocide. >> brian: never seen some people be so wrong on such an important issue. but i think eventually they are goi

york city is responding to new allegation.re some of the headlines on this morning's "morning newsstand." "washington post" reports new york city mayor eric adams is facing a sexual assault allegation from 30 years ago. in the three-page legal summons filed wednesday a woman says adams sexually assaulted her in new york in 1993 when they were both working for the city. this would typically be past the statute of limitations but new york's adult survivors act suspended the time limit for for a year ending last night. she's asking for a trial and $5 million. adams denied the accusation and said he did not remember meeting the woman. >>> "npr" says people in a town in kentucky where a train derailed wednesday can finally go back home. authorities urged people again yesterday to leave their homes in livingston after two train cars carrying potentially harmful chemicals continued to burn. the flames have since been extinguished. officials say that two of the cars were carrying molten sulfur. many people including one woman were dis

for mayor adams in new york city.ondering why. why the democrats would -- why joe biden's doj would raid the fund raidser of eric adams on the very day he's going to the white house to complain about the wide open border. >> you're right. very interesting timing, isn't it. yoapparently he got on theplaned stayed here in new york. maria: coincidence, right. cheryl, thank you. >> you bet. maria: secretary of state ant antony blinken is meeting with israel's president in tel aviv. he met with benjamin netanyahu and the nat nation's war cabinet earlier. blinken is expected to raise the issue of a potential pause in fighting during his trip which is something president biden has called for and he did so again earlier this week. joining me is former navy seal combat veteran, former homeland security division director and virginia congressional candidate, cameron hamilton. thank you very much for being here. assess the situation as you see it. >> good morning. thank you for having me. we see a calamity of many different issu

the new york city protest and supportive guidelines aboard the palestinians, calling for a ceasefire, calling for an end to the bombardment, had been massive despite the fact that there's been quite a bit of condemnation by local politicians and local media. all these demonstrations, you know, new york city has condemned these protests claiming their anti semitic claiming their supporting terrorism. but that has not stopped people from turning out in big numbers. now, as you're aware, and as you have been hearing, there has been an announcement from the white house that israel will be engaging in for our pauses and its attacks on gaza or humanitarian purposes. but these bro, downstairs are certainly not satisfied with that. they say themselves is firmly on the side of the palestinians. and in condemnation of israel, we see science conducting not only is rails atrocities against the palestinians, but also us supports and the support of israel from american taxpayer money. in addition to that, it's worth noting either these protesters or large we left it and wow, the rank and file left

york city little odd especially if it wasn't for seats flipping in new york.. congresswoman, thanks so much for come in. great to see you. >> great to see you, too. >> brian: meanwhile, go over to carley shimkus. you have the other breaking news including the stop in ukraine? >> you bet. new overnight, defense secretary lloyd austin making unannounced visit to kyiv earlier this morning meeting with the u.s. ambassador to ukraine. the defense department saying, quote: he will also underscore the continued u.s. commitment to providing ukraine with the security assistance it needs to defend itself from russian aggression. this is austin's second time visiting the country since the war in ukraine started. and developing in iceland, officials warn that a volcanic eruption could happen within the next few days. icelandic officials say while earthquake activity has slowed down over the last day. it could mean that imagine that has reached the earth's crust. fear the earth's eruption is when not if as locals are wait and suspend for the next few days. this story not g

we're talking about big crowds in front of city hall here in new york city. hundreds of people gathering just the past half hour saying they're going to pack the streets, calling out things like genocide. joe has got to go and saying the united states is complicit in what they say has been killing. so many innocent people on the gaza strip and saying that something needs to be done. we've been watching and listening, but we want you to hear some of those chants. watch we want it now. if we don't get it, if we don't get it, if we don't get it. and those were just some of the chants there. meanwhile, also, the president of israel wants schools to take action against anti semitism, where we've seen a lot of the protests popping up because it's not just in large cities like here in new york. it's on those campuses. right. so the president of israel, martha, sending a letter calling on colleges and universities across the us to address the rise of jewish hate. that's the letter there from president isaac herzog, who actually attended both cornell and nyu, writing

you see 52 degrees is your forecasted high in new york city on monday.rd the west will funnel in and temperatures will continue to drop next several days. by tuesday morning, high is 34 degrees and you will see cold air settle in. forecasted highs into the 30s for folks on tuesday. the cold air, you are going to feel it, it will settle in and 18 in fortwayne. 21 in pittsburgh. light flurries across interior new england area and down wind from great lakes, these are spots there is a lot of snowfalling. this will continue throughout the day on tuesday, big snowfall totals on the way. isolated areas, several feet of snow. pink and purple is feet of snow on the way. winter weather truly will be a big story with this system. it feels like winter. i guess it is that time of the year. >> carley: it smacks you in the face. it is unseasonally cold, you would say. >> adam: this is a big swing. >> carley: lake effect snow, is that right? >> adam: yeah, lake effect snow. >> carley: meteorology terms accurate. >> joey: if you look in that crystal ball, coming up here

yet 130,000 in new york city has apparently crippled the city of 8 million.c adams told fox news digital as the temperature starts to drop, it is crucial now more than ever that the federal government finish the job they started. we need meaningful financial help and national decompression strategy. new york city cannot continue to manage a national crisis almost entirely on its own. i don't want to lean into this too much, secretary wolf, but what i want to know is would these texas border towns of 50,000 people, with other big cities taking in more, why is new york acutely crippled by this? >> well, i don't know that they are, but, you know, look, mayor with adams is right which is this is a federal government responsibility. and the biden administration is not only interested in not solving the crisis, now they can't even manage the crisis appropriately. they're not giving the amount of resources needed for someone like new york city or any other big city or maul city along that border -- small city along that border. instead of just allocating more and mo