but england had the answer, in the form of david miller's catch. 31 for 4, and it quickly turned intoatching practice. the west indies all out forjust 55 in 14 overs. over to you, england. jason roy understood the assignment. roy goes over extra cover. excellent batting! the west indies needed something special. akil hussain provided it. jos buttler snuffed out any thoughts of a comeback, steering his side home. the best possible start for england. a day to forget for west indies. earlier, australia beat south africa by five wickets in the opening match of the super 12 round of the tournament in abu dhabi. neither of the sides has won this competition and south africa didn't get off to the best of starts when quinton de kock dismissed himself in bizarre fashion forjust seven runs. aiden markram top scored with a0 as south africa set australia a target of 119. it ended up being a tight contest with marcus stoinis clinching the victory with just two balls to spare. so, wins for both australia and england, then, eoin morgan's side getting the campaign going in the best possible way. form

araron david miller, you saw th obituary and the moment in the security council in 2003 in advance of the iraq invasion where he made the case for the invasion, the existence of wmds in iraq, turned out not to be there and he regrets it saying the information was wrong. tell us about his legacy as secretary of state. >> true, jim. i must say i'm deeply shocked and saddened. the fact colin powell has died leaves a tremendous hole, his selflessness, his courage, served this country well in so many ways. funny, incredibly smart and despite the u.n. performance, which he grew to deeply regret, he wrote in his 2012 memoir i did not try to underplay that that the event would earn a prominent paragraph in his obituari obituaries. the ironies about colin powell is really quite telling, a military man who frankly preferred diplomacy. i remember we briefed him during the transition for three hours on the failed camp david summit in july of 2000 and how fascinated and intrigued he was by these efforts, probing questions. he was a guy who understood the limitations of american military power when

so i think this is the broader context at this time. >> david miller, you have tutored me on this issue many times. are you warned against president trump walking away from this deal. how much damage was done by the united states walking away? >> well, certainly to our credibility, as a general proposition. but specifically, chris, the maximum pressure campaign, and it was maximum pressure over the course of the last four years, has only accelerated iran's nuclear program. it's brought them closer to developing enough material to produce one weapon. that's not a say a deliverable nuclear weapon, but enough material to make a weapon should they choose to weaponize. so division among our allies, and i think in many respects, it's now created a set of hoops and hurdles that are much more difficult and problematic. i worry about the word quickly. i think nick is right. this is optics that are generated by the europeans, but they're optics untethered from reality. the iranians haven't even set a date to come back to vienna, and mid east negotiations usually have two speeds, slow and slower.

joining us now cnn global affairs analyst aaron david miller. thanks so much for joining us.i think even to the most partisan partisan and skeptics, i think president biden has a lot to be happy about. pretty auspicious beginning to the trip. you've got the mea culpa to french president macron, which is exceedingly important, particularly as angela merkel leaves the stage, the u.s./french relationship will become central i think to what happens in the transatlantic relationship. the shout out that biden is a good catholic from the pope rg i think that's good for biden personally, meaningful for him, but pits american catholic bishops, unfortunately for them, against the two most important catholics in the world, president biden and pope francis. you've got the g-20 focusing, wolf, i think on the core issues, covid, you've got the global minimum tax, which has been in the works for quite a while and janet yellen and president biden deserve credit for that, and g-20s are usually long on words and short on action, and i suspect that will probably remain the case as we approach g

aaron david miller, always good to have your insight, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and outspoken republican critic of former president trump will not run for re-election. >> and illinois congressman adam kinzinger who was one of the ten gop to vote for trump's impeachment made the announcement today. jessica dean is covering this on capitol hill. was this a surprise on capitol hill and what do we know that went into his decision? >> reporter: yeah, this news came down just a few hours ago this morning and it was a surprise. adam kinzinger has been on our air many times and quite well-known as being an outspoken critic of former president trump. voting to impeach him and one of only two republicans serving on the select committee looking into the january 6 insurrection. he along with congresswoman liz cheney. so to hear this news, was a bit surprising. but said in a video if it was ever time to move on and he felt like it was time to move on, he would not run for re-election. and he said that time is now. take a listen for yourself. here

david lee miller is live in new jersey with more on that. vid. >> reporter: jon, here in new jersey the rice for a gallon of regular -- price for a gallon of regular gas is slightly higher than the national average at $3.44. that same gallon one year ago cost about $1 less. gas prices across the country are on the rise, and analysts expect a further rise this holiday season. even president biden says winter next year. prices are soaring, it's simply demand although gas prices usually drop after the summer driving season. this year is different. following covid lockdown, more people are taking to the road. president biden says pricing is also to blame for the pain at the pump. during a town hall-style meeting earlier this week, he said there's no quick fix for escalating price. >> i don't -- >> i must tell you, i don't have a near term answer. there's two things i could do. i could go in the petroleum reserve and take the out and probably reduce the price of gas maybe 18 cents or so a gallon. it's still going to be above $3. >> reporter: accor

south africa needed 15 off the last over and two sixes from david miller saw them get over the line.o spare. that's all the sports for now but you can keep up with all of the stories on the website. commuterjourneys are down by more—than—half compared to pre—pandemic levels, as many people continue to work from home. the railway delivery 6roup warns that lower passenger numbers are damaging city centre businesses. at the other end of the scale, leisure trips are nearly back to 2019 levels. this caroline davies has more. this was what mornings used to look like, but the commute is not back to normal. commuterjourneys are less than half the number they were before the pandemic. more of us are taking the train since the end of the summer holidays, particularly for leisure, which is back up to 90% of its pre—pandemic levels. but across the country, people are commuting less. 0utside london, commuterjourneys are only 5a% of what they were and in london it's a1%. while that's good news for holiday spots like seaside getaways and rural retreats, the worry is that fewer people coming in to c

with african stumbled in the chase, the feller something 15 of the final over david miller with the outcome beyond doubt though with 2 sixes in that final over and people are about a it, the winning runs the hand. so africa, they sick and when of the competition india captain coley had some strong words for the says who social media trolls who targeted fema mom and shami of their opening defeat the pakistan. shami was the abuse subject of abuse. as the only muslim player in the indian team, the good reason why i'm the ugly on the season and not some bunch of spineless people on social media. they have um no garbage to actually speak to any individual in person. this is literally the lowest level of human potential that one can operate. and that's how i look at these people and the strength of got it did, and member documents we have and precisely why we are doing what you're doing on the field. and none of these people are, even in, in the vicinity. do you even imagine doing something like that? they do not have the courage or the spine good. the atlanta braves have regained the lead in bas

which double figures, so african stumbled in, they chase the firm of solving 15 of the final over david miller put the outcome beyond doubt though with 2 sixes in that final ever. and he thought about a hit, the winning runs the hand south africa, the 2nd when of the competition england, this is a strange. it was one of the most eagerly anticipated matches of the world camp, but failed to deliver a close contest. england steamrolled the visa strain, the only managed 125 from the 20 overs in appli england only lost 2 wickets. just the top floor with an unbeaten 71 in the top of the group unbeaten of the 3 matches india captain did coley had strong words for the social media trolls who told us that he made mama shami of their opening defeats pakistan. shami was the subject of abuse. as the only muslim player in the indian team. there's a good reason why we are playing on the field and not some bunch of spine less people on social media that have no garbage to actually speak to any individual in person. this is literally the lowest level of human potential that one can operate at. and that's how

david miller put the outcome beyond doubt though with 2 sixes in that final over. and kathy saw robado hit the winning runs to hand south africa their 2nd. when of the competition. england versus australia was one of the most eagerly anticipated matches of the world. capital failed to deliver a close contest. england steamrolled the ozzy's stallone manage 125 from the 20 overs in applied england only lost 2 wickets. joss butler top scoring with an unbeaten 71 england a top with a group unbeaten after 3 matches india captain villa coley had some strong words for the social media trolls who targeted his teammate bomb at shami. after the opening defeat to pakistan. shami was the subject of abuse, as the only muslim player in the indian team does. a good reason why we are going on the field and not some bunch of spineless people on social media other have on no garbage to actually speak to an individual in person. this is literally the lowest level of human potential that one can operate. and that's how i look at these people and the strength of character and mental da

correspondent david lee miller is in new york tonight with the latest. od evening, david lee. >> >> good evening, bret. the mandate took effect a little more than one hour ago. that means virtually all new york city employees must now be vaccinated or on monday morning they will be placed on leave without pay. this evening, union leaders for new york city firefighters tells held a news conference warning fewer people on the job could endanger lives. >> we need everyone we can to keep the city running and keep it safe. we are trying to avoid what is going to be an inevitable disaster by design on monday morning. >> new york is bracing for a shortage of first responders and other workers who refuse to comply with the city's vaccine mandates. throughout the week, city employees opposed to the policy marched and rallied. [chanting] >> many in attendance said they were not anti-vax but anti-mandate. >> i think at the root of it and today especially it's about people's right to choose. >> fire department as of midmorning said the mandate compliance rate is 71%.

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south africa needed 15 off the last over and to success from david miller saw them get over the line, to murrayfield now where scotland are playing tonga in the first match of the men's autumn internationals. it is 38 —— nine to scotland after 35 minutes. two tries for maclean on his debut. he is 21 years old, so fantastic start for him. in cardiff, wales and a huge game against new zealand later, they haven't beaten the all blacks since 1953. with capacity crowds at the stadium, it is expected to be a thriller. ratherfitting stadium, it is expected to be a thriller. rather fitting that it should be done in a match against the all blacks. when philip says he realises the significance. it is fantastic he _ realises the significance. it is fantastic he is _ realises the significance. it is fantastic he is going - realises the significance. it 3 fantastic he is going to go one more with the jersey. fantastic he is going to go one more with thejersey. hundred fantastic he is going to go one more with the jersey. hundred and a9, so i am pleased for him, it is not about him, it's about the

david lee miller live in our newsroom with that. david?rrests in the shooting of the 16-year-old teen who was in a brooklyn park talking with a friend when gunshots rang out. she was on the ground with a bullet wound to the head. only hours later, a 16-year-old boy in brooklyn was struck in the leg after he got into an argument at a brooklyn park. the gunman is still being sought. according to data compiled by the new york post, so far this year street violence has claimed the lives of 21 kids, triple the number of fatalities compared the last two years. the spike in crime affects new yorkers of all ages. police released a video of a brooklyn gunman who they say fired repeatedly striking a 21-year-old man in the shoulder. the shooter still on the loose. year to date the number of shooting victims in new york increased slightly, but yesterday, that's year to date, but yesterday was especially violent. eight people city wide were shot compared to two on the very same day a year ago. this week mayor de blasio took heat for calling on the poli

david lee miller is live in new york with more. david. >> reporter: that's right, jon.ll need at least one jab of covid vaccine if they want to start on the job. starting tomorrow, unvaccinated teachers and workers who are not vaccinated cannot report to work. the deadline for getting inoculated was friday at 5 p.m., but mayor de blasio said employees who got vaccinated this weekend will be allowed to keep working. the city says at least 93% of teachers complied with the mandate, and that means about a 5500 have refused to get a shot. to fill that a gap, 9,000 vaccinated substitute teachers are ready to go to work. elementary schoolteacher roxanne rizzi thinks using subs is a bad idea. >> i tell you what'll be damage to the children, bringing in subs that don't know the children at a time where they speak so -- they talk so much about social-emotional well-being. do you know how many children i hug every single day because we haven't seen each other in 18 months? >> reporter: a group of teachers tried to get an injunction, as you mentioned, but their effort was denied b

but first, to david lee miller in pennsylvania with more on the president's visit. david lee?e first time since he was elected president, joe biden is returning to his hometown. any moment now, we expect air force one to be touching down. the president will make his case to a hometown crowd for mass single of his social spending build back better agenda. a white house memo details the agenda on how it could impact the keystone state. some of the items seems like wishful thinking. free community college is one item he might be forced to scrap. another the child tax credit. his sales pitch is expected to focus on how the social programs will improve life in pennsylvania and touch on the bipartisan infrastructure deal. according to the administration, pennsylvania could receive almost $13 billion to improve roads and bridges. another $8 billion to improve mass transit. the governor and mayor will be at the speech. not everyone is pleased to see mr. biden. supporters of former president trump have been driving around, waving flags and banners. there's still a great deal of pride w

david lee miller's live in new york city with the latest. hi, david lee. >> reporter: hi, mike.ccine mandate will actually begin tomorrow morning, but this weekend firefighters in protest over the city's policy of no vax is, no pay called in sick. the staffing short average has resulted in some fire companies temporarily go out of service. in a statement the fire commissioner said, quote: the department has not closed any fire houses, it's creating a danger for new yorkers and their fellow firefighters. they need to return to work or risk the consequences of their action. many employees say it is mayor bill de blasio's vaccine mandate that is to blame for endangering new yorkers. >> people should be ware and should know that this mayor is putting people's lives at risk and in danger. there will be ambulances run down, there will be fire houses that will not be open. we want to serve the people of new york city, we want to respond to these calls, we want to work. he is not allowing us to work. >> reporter: 22 perfect of fire department employees and 16% of the, this ypd -- nypd a

david lee miller is at a gas station in new jersey. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, alicia. here in new jersey, but for most of the country. this is the time of year when prices usually go down, but this year things are, indeed, very different. prices across the country are soaring is. according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of regular now is $3.38 nationally, and that's up 7 cents from a week ago. depending on where you live, you can expect to pay a great deal more. how much? a gas station along an isolated section of highway 1 this california was charging $7.59 a gallon for regular ask almost $8.50 for premium. california leads the nation for the highest prices averaging $4.54 followed by hawaii at $4.27. also on the top five, nevada, washington and oregon. speaking earlier this week at a town hall-style meeting, president biden said there's no quick fix for escalating gasoline prices. >> but i don't -- i must tell you, i don't have a near term answer. there's two things i can do. i can go in the petroleum reserve and take out and probably reduce the price of gas

david lee miller is live with more. david lee. >> reporter: you said it, arthel. up for work monday morning if you work for the new york city department of education and you have not been vaccinated against covid. that means teachers and other department employees who refuse the shot will either go on unpaid leave or will have to resign with severance. they sought an injunction against the mandate. that was denied. according to the city, over 90% of teachers have received the jab. 5500 teachers refused to comply with the mandate. for many, it's an agonizing decision. >> do i take the shot and go to work and be with the children that i love and financially be able to help take care of my family, or do i not do it and financially not be able to take care of my family. >> reporter: the vaccination deadline was friday. but the mayor says employees who got vaccinated over the weekend can keep their jobs. the city says if needed, it has 9,000 vaccinated substitute teachers that are ready to go to work. arthel. arthel: david lee miller. thank you very much. eric: there's

david lee miller joins us with what this means when new york city's school children head back to schoolter: mike, the city has moved the goalpost sort of. the official deadline, as you mentioned, for teachers and other department of education workers to get vaccinated was 5 p.m. friday. mayor bill de blasio now says teachers who got a shot over the weekend will be able to keep their job. at last count the city says 93% of teachers complied with the mandate. 9,000 vaccinated substitute teachers are ready to go to work. a teacher says using subs is a bad idea. >> i'll tell you what'll be a danger to the children, bringing in subs that don't know the children in a time where they speak so, they talk so much about social-motional well-being. do you know how many children i hug every single day because we haven't seen each other in 18 months? >> reporter: teachers that refuse to get vaccinated can take a year of unpaid leave with health insurance or call it quits and is take a severance package. mike? mike: interesting. david lee miller, we will follow it. thank you so much. >>> the crisis a

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david lee miller live in new york city here in the newsroom with the very latest. k city schoolteachers have only a few hours left to get vaccinated. the vaccination mandate deadline for all department of education workers was 5:00 p.m. friday. but the mayor says employees who get a last-minute shot over the weekend can keep their jobs. public school workers sought an 11th hour injunction against the mandate, but it was denied by the supreme court justice. about 5500 are still unvaccinated. an elementary schoolteacher who has refused to comply with the mandate calls the city's demand psychological warfare. >> i may have to do this. it goes against every single thing. if i do decide to do this, i will never stop fighting unless i am dead. i will never stop fighting for my coworkers who won't do it. >> teachers who refuse the shot can take a year of unpaid leave with health insurance or call it quits and take a severance package. according to the teachers union, about 500 teachers have received a medical or a religious exemption. the city says if needed, it has 9,000

david lee miller, thank you ver much. you heard a lot of problems wit the supply chain. that is actually kind of aggravating the run-up and ther is no we have any control over it over today that president signal he's going to try something. as major retailers are warning that shoppers during the holidays will continue to encounter these shortages and price hikes because of the suggestion we've been seen across the supply chain, the white house is working to broke this deal with private sector entities to get things moving. to major ports of entry are going to be expanding their hours. warehouse unions agreed to work overtime, carriers like ups and fedex include will increase their volume and get their good out of there and also major retailers like walmart, samsung and target are committed to getting their goods out faster. the white house says this is an issue they've been working to address for months, but over this time the situation has gotten worse, not better. why has it taken to do wait to get these kind of commitments w are seeing from the various. for average pe

we have david lee miller, he's live in northvale, new jersey with what you can expect when you pull upthe pump. david? >> molly, if you think gas prices are high now, just wait until the holiday season. many analysts say gas prices are only expected to move in one direction and that is up. and they are already now at a seven-year high. here in new jersey, triple-a says the average price for a gallon of regular is now $3.44, one year ago that very same gallon costs $2.24. coast to coast, the average price is 3.38. one reason for the spike in prices is increase in demand and the prices usually drop in the fall, this year is different as the economy returns to normal. president biden blames opec for the soaring prices. and others say there is different factors, should consider domestic production. >> president biden to change course, send a signal to the world that the u.s. energy producer is back, and send a signal to opec, since you're restricting supplies we're going to get off the back of the u.s. energy industry. >> the state with the lowest gas prices in oklahoma about $3 a gallon.

david lee miller, fox news. u c. san francisco, researchers say a technique they've used to fight covid-19 could lead to some new ways to fight some types of cancer. that work could help identify new treatments that may avoid the side effects common with chemotherapy. cancer cell mapping tracks that disruption of proteins in the body that are caused by dna mutations. typically just the mutations are tracked. the new technique allows scientists to find groups of mutations which can then be treated all at once. democrats sending signals tonight they are nowhere near an agreement on how to move forward with two of president biden's priorities coming up what is getting in the way. here we are tracking a big cool down this week. you'll notice it's starting man. not so much tomorrow but into tuesday, i'll be back here with that forecast and a drone captures new images of the lava flow, keeping people on hi can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love

david lee miller has more on this shocking crime. hi, david.e silver is not unseen. it's 3 times compared to last year and covid -- pre-covid 2019. 16-year-old kyla was shot in the head in mid-afternoon, apparently hit by a stray bullet and the teenager taken to hospital where she underwent surgery, no arrests as of yet. the alleged shooter was one of three boys on bikes who fled the scene. only hours later a 16-year-old boy in brooklyn was struck in the leg after he got into an argument at a brooklyn park and the very same night a 21-year-old was shot and killed in the lobby of a midtown building. that investigation continues, again, so far no arrests. the latest round of violence takes place one day after new york city mayor bill de blasio came under criticism for saying the nypd has to improve what he called its customer service. and as part of that plan, will meet members of the public when they arrive at the local precincts. >> when people come into a room of folks all in uniform, it's a different environment. people can easily be intimida

our david lee miller is in manhattan with the latest. eadline for complying with the mandate was 5:00 friday night, but it's actually going to be on monday morning. that's when workers must be vaccinated when they show up for work then, otherwise they will be put on leave without pay. the fire department says the current vaccination rate for all members is now 77%. a breakdown of the data shows 90% of civilian employees complying with the mandate. 84% of emt's and paramedics lagging behind are the firefighters themselves at 72%. and complicating matters, some firefighters protesting the mandates have called in sick, reporting in some fire companies to be temporarily put out of service. and a sfament statement put out, it's contrary to their oath for service. and despite these actions by some the department will respond to all calls for help that come our way. union leaders for the firefighters, say the city enacted the mandate too quickly without negotiations. >> we're trying to avoid what is going to be an inevitable disaster by design o

to david lee miller on the phenomenon, david lee. >> three words, it's a hit.le's video for her new song "easy on me" has but viewed more than 33 million times. makes at this time ninth most watched video in the first 24 hours of release. that list dominated by kpop, ariana grande and taylor swift. the entire album called "30" is set to release november 19. the name is a reference to a certain period of time in her life. in this case, when the 33-year-old singer was 30 years old. if any reaction is any guide, it could do better than her last album, which was the best selling album of 2015 and the fourth this century selling 22 million copies. it won the grammy for best album of the year. adele told an interviewer with "vogue" magazine that she was the cover story as well, the song "easy on me" is what she refers to as her inner turmoil. the song is dedicated to her 9-year-old son and will help understand the reasons for the divorce. the song and album destined for commercial and critical success. adele is resisting comparisons to her previous blockbuster hit an

we have live fox team coverage david lee miller on the rising gas prices nationwide but first david spunton, delaware where the president is spending the weekend, good to see you, david. david: good to see you too. president biden and senior aids and most people in the administration are keenly aware that this supply chain problem is more than a problem in many ways it could be discussed as a crisis and the consequences are expected to go far longer than the holiday season. we are talking about early, early into next year if not into mid-2022. we've seen images, alicia, of the cargo ships that are lined up in a virtual parking lot off the coast of california waiting to deliver goods. it takes several days to unload a ship. there's really still that trucking shortage too. it's a problem and president biden was asked about calling in the national guard to solve the problem. listen. >> would you consider the national guard to help with the supply chain issue. >> yes, absolutely. positively i would do that. >> but the next day white house press secretary jen psaki took a sharp turn from what

david lee miller is live in the newsroom on that, hi, david lee. >> sandra, it is not easy being a bostone team's games has removed it after kanter called for china to free tibet. kanteshg r sat on the bench with his free tibet message in the social media post accusing china of what he calls cultural genocide. >> dictator of china, xi jinping, i have a message for you and your linchpin, i will say it loud and clear, i hope you hear me. free tibet, free tibet, free tibet. >> celtics and n.b.a. have not publicly responded to the controversy. questions were dismissed about kanter's tibet campaign. >> the basketball player you mentioned is trying to grandstand with tibet related issues to draw attention. the fal sees are not worth refuting. >> not first time china and the n.b.a. have clashed. the houston rockets manager daryl morey tweeted support for hong kong and morey was moved to the 76ers, that team was banned, as well. we e-mailed the streaming service regarding kanter and tibet, we have not heard back. the companies integrity is based on "openness and fairness." >> sandra: david lee mi

david lee miller is live in new york city on how some are fighting this mandate, david lee, what can. david: well, staff shortage caused by new york city firefighter staging a sickout protesting the vaccine mandate has reportedly resulted in the closure and i should say the shut down, temporary shutdown of 26 fire houses that being reported by the new york post. now earlier before this report, the city did say that some fire houses are out of service but that none have been closed. now the fire commissioner issued a statement earlier saying, quote, the excessive sick leave by a group of firefighters because of their anger at the vaccine mandate for all city employees is unacceptable contrary to their oath to serve and may endanger the lives of new yorkers. despite these actions by some, the department will continue to respond to all calls for help that come our way. now the fire department say it is current vaccination rate for all members is 77%. let's break that down, the number show that 90% of civilian employees in the department complying with the mandate, 84% at emt's and param

a former new york assemblyman, charles barrett, telling our david lee miller he thinks the statue shouldaway with for good. >> i think it should be destroyed, and i think it should go into the history books and tell the truth about what he did that people think is good and what we did that was bad. put it in the history books. tell the truth about the history but not a statue. >> reporter: and, of course, there are still others who say the statue should stay. those proponents say despite thomas jefferson being a slave other than, he was still a founding father and president and that he remains a part of our history, complicated or not. new york city councilman joseph borelli. >> the fact that he was a slave other than or that the institution of slavery is not a stain on our is not the context which we're trying to eradicate, we're just trying to represent that thomas jefferson's wife is worth memorializing in new york and all the 50 states. >> reporter: and the public design commission holds that vote tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep you informed. eric? eric: all right. wait until they fin

charles baron, telling our david lee miller he thinks the statue should not only be removed, it shouldk it should be destroyed. i think it should go into the history books and tell the truth about what he did that people think is good and what we did that was bad, put it in the history books, tell the truth about the history. but not a statue. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio on thursday said he will respect the decision of the commission and understands the base of the argument. >> he's very complex, to say the least. the thing that is so troubling to people is that even someone who understood so deeply values of freedom and human dignity and the value of each life was still a slave owner and i understand why that profoundly bothers people and why they find it something that can't be ignored. >> reporter: and of course there are still others who say that the statue should stay, those proponents say he despite the fact that thomas jefferson was a slave owner, he was a founding father and president and it remains part of our history, complicated or not. the vote is tomorrow. eric. eric

david lee miller live at city hall with the latest on the debate. david. >> john, that is right.mas jefferson could soon find himself evicted from new york city hall. a group called new york's public design commission is embroiled in controversy. they are holding a virtual public hearing to decide whether or not to remove jefferson's statue from the building after 187 years. at issue, jefferson owning slaves. theres were called to remove the statue and a councilman was among the first to call for its ouster. >> insult to our people to have a slave holding pedophile racist who said we were inferior, racist who said we were not equal to whites in body or mind, to highlight him is ridiculous. >> those who want the statue to remain say jefferson's numerous accomplishments, all men are created equal should be taken into consideration, and removing the statue is a slippery slope. >> the type of woke progressivism that wants monuments and memorials to be torn down will not be satisfied by just thomas jefferson. we were chuckling years ago saying what is next for the founding fathers, i

the line, but bill de blasio says that the worker shortage can be fixed by his backup plan, david lee millerhas contingency plans in place in the event there is a shortage of police and firefighters resulting from noncompliance of the city's vaccine mandate. as he pointed out, those who do not have their first shot by 5:00 p.m. eastern time will not be allowed on the job and will be placed on unpaid leave. the union officials are warning that the mandate could very well in danger lives. according to the city's police commissioner in just the last day 1,000 cops received their first toast increasing a number of vaccinated to 80%. if there is a shortage of personnel, the nypd says it is ready. >> new yorkers should not, should not be worried about this, because on the pt side we have people working throughout the weekend, we have myself, the executive team having whether it is calls sitting around the severity table i am at each day this week in the contingency plans are in place they are, will not affect cops on the street. >> as for the fire department, 71 of employees are vaccinated, they i

david lee miller is live on the streets of new york. good morning. >> good morning, bill.no pay. city workers who don't have their first shot will not be allowed to show up for work and they will be put on leave. workers fighting against the city mandate took their case to the mayor's home and demonstrated outside of the mansion on thursday. union leaders are warning of chaos unless the city drops the mandate. fewer cops, sanitation workers and firefighters would be a dirtier and more dangerous city. the mayor isn't backing down. in the last 24 hours 1,000 cops received their first dose of vaccine increasing it to 80%. if there is a shortage of personnel, the nypd says it is ready. >> new yorkers should not -- should not be worried about this because on the side we have people working throughout the weekend, we have myself, the executive team having -- whether it's calls or sitting around this table that i'm at each day this week and contingency plans are in place. this will not affect cops on the street. >> about a third of firefighters and sanitation workers have not bee

david lee miller, thank you very much.ec baldwin film. that's a live look right now on the left. the latest on what an assistant director told alec about the gun before he fired it. that's next. instantly clear everyday congestion with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. >> we are continuing to monitor the investigation of that fatal shooting on alec baldwin's movie set. the film's assistant director apparently told baldwin the gun was safe. and joining me to discuss is fox entertainment reporter, ashley good to see you. what are they saying out there? the folks out there know more how the set is supposed to operate than we do, most folks do. from what they're saying so far, what are they saying about what might have happened? >> yes, david, there are so many questions raised how this tragedy could have happened, especially now on a set where there are so many protocols in place. a

david: every weekend. it is a simple general motors car. i love it. tom: i was trying to channel my inner matt miller, did i do okay? , thank you so much. lisa, what an interesting set up we have on tomorrow's tech earnings. lisa: that interview shows how high the bar is. they raised their forecast, shares down more than 3%. tom: and identifying some of the risks lowered on ev. stay with us through the day. the battle in washington will be addressed at 12:00. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. jonathan: all-time highs coming into wednesday this morning, good morning. equity futures up 1/10 of 1%. it has been raised across the board but most of the earnings for corporate america today. the countdown to the op

. >> after 14 days of deliberating, the jurors in the miller case said they were hopelessly deadlocked. one juror held out for acquittal. judge david kenyan declared a mistrial and the jurors were released. the deadlock does not end trouble for miller. the government will retry the agent on the same charges of espionage. miller was accused of selling classified fbi documents to a russian couple representing the soviet kgb. the fbi had videotapes of its meeting and love affair with the woman. she and her husband later pleaded guilty to charges of espionage. >> again, so this is the first time an fbi agent ever accused, arrested for being an accused spy, an accused russian spy. arrested in 1984, 1985 mistrial, deadlocked jury. as you heard in the nbc broadcast from 1958, with the mistrial, they decided to prosecute him again. they reprosecuted him a year later in 1986. and again they had the u.s. attorney himself lead the case in the courtroom. that second trial of miller, they did initially get a conviction, but it was overturned because of errors committed at the trial. so finally in 1990 they figured they had one last shot at tryi

miller's following all of this for us david lee read.ived in brooklyn playground on friday afternoon, the down 16 -year-old silvers on the ground with a gunshot to the head. according to investigators, only minutes earlier she was talking to 14 -year-old female friend when a gunshots rang out and the alleged tutors once one of three boys on bikes fled the scene rated and near post shows that so far this year the shootings and stabbings have claimed the lives of at least 21 kids in new york city is three times the rate of fatalities not just last year but pre- covid-19 2019 and only hours after she was critically injured a 16 -year-old boy brooklyn, starting the leg by gunfire after he got into an argument that apart and that investigation continues the shooter was still sought by police most recently for our prayed, a people and city were shot that compares with two of the same day last year rated year today, the numbers of shooting victims are slightly up from a year ago. 1004 and 31 - 1449 printed the latest round of violence is a day

david dunkin on how the pandemic has changed the wine we drink. that's next. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lange alongside matt miller.ys fast approaching, demand for wine is skyrocketing stop it comes at a time the industry is bidding hit by supply chain bottlenecks in food price inflation and extreme weather, -- extreme weather causing a bit of damage. david dunkin is with us. let's get started with the trends we've seen. we know through the pandemic, stay-at-home turned out to mean drink at home. but what are you seeing as lasting trends at the higher end of the wine spectrum? david: one of the things that happened during the pandemic is people had additional spendable income because they weren't spending money on going on trips and hotels and there was a flight to quality, if you're going to open a bottle of wine at home, you are going to open something great and enjoy it with family and friends. matt: what's the labor crisis, shortage of workers, supply chain issues, what does that mean for wine producers right now? david: in the u.s. wine industry, we just finished harvest. we didn't see a lot of big labor probl

david: a shift over 10 years in the making comes at a pivotal time for nasa as climate change redefines its mission. the agency's top two administrators, bill nelson, and former astronaut pam miller- believe nasa will make a difference in monitoring wildfires. >> nasa is the eyes in the sky right now. the satellites we have an orbit 24/7 are giving us the information that decision-makers need about the changes in our planet. david: our your responses have become critical as well. but as more aircraft and drones launch, nasa is trying to address the need for more air traffic control systems, even when gps is lost. the congresswoman who represents silicon valley reacted to the briefing. >> this demonstration and what is being worked on with the u.s. fire service, with calfire, is nothing short of extraordinary. david: nasa hardware and software are also monitoring drought. if you are also an airline passenger there is good news. have you ever been stuck on an airplane, waiting to depart? nasa ames showed off a simulator that manages gate departures so they don't end up burning fuel. his -- it is designed to keep airplanes in motion. >> pushback from the gate, onto the ramp, onto th

david, head of policy at the ymca, thanks for - policy at the ymca, thanks for joining us. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick millerd the lake district. either side of the weather front it will stay largely dry, a breezy night, overnight temperatures close to where we expect them to be by day at this time of year. tomorrow looks like a very wet day in southern scotland, cumbria, the lake district and eastern counties of northern ireland. turning wetter in north—west wales. as the rain continues across some of these areas on through thursday, even in to friday, the risk of flooding and disruption increases. this is bbc news. the headlines: millions of workers will get a pay rise next year as the government ends its public sector pay freeze. unions are urging ministers to provide a �*significant�* increase. but the bbc has been told there'll be no cut to vat on household energy bills in tomorrow's budget, despite calls to help with soaring prices. iam in i am in the centre of bristol speaking to businesses about some of the challenges they have been facing through the pandemic and what they would like to hearfrom thr

miller can call back in. >> you have two questions remaining. >> hello? moderator, maybe go to the next line? >> you have one question remaining. >> can you hear me now? it's davidilpel. on this item, i am deeply engaged in the mta muni 2022 network plan and preparing a detailed comment letter. the board of supervisors passed their resolution. file number 210820 seeking a restoration plan for the end of year. that plan is due by september 30th. i'm looking forward to seeing this in writing and not just by power point. there are both macro and micro issues here, all with fiscal operational and policy implications. please post or send me the ridership chart that director heminger discussed and the transit riders letter that was referred to. there have been a few efforts like a comprehensive operational analysis in the late 1970s that was implemented in phases between 1979 and 1983 and adjusted throughout the 1980s and 1990s. and more recently the transit effectiveness project between 2005 and 2007. i would describe that as something like a comprehensive operational analysis. those are the two that i could point to that have occurred in my lifetime. considerations