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joining us now to discuss is new york governor kathy hochul. >> welcome, governor.gs of a man who has no clue the impact of what he just did. let's take, for example, in 2022, total new york, canada trade increased to $42.6 billion. as we can show in the graph, this rise was comprised of a 19% increase in exports and a 28% rise in imports. the states are the ones that will carry the burden of his illiberal, unhinged reaction to whatever we don't know. but he somehow thinks that this is a public policy of engaging a tariff war, that somehow a state like yours is going to be immune from. talk to us about what this means, and canada's response, potentially to the citizens of your state. >> well. >> we're deeply concerned about this. we have a strong trade arrangement arrangement, and they've been partners of ours since the beginning of our country. new york state has one of the largest borders with any country in the world. because, you know, we have the water line, the water and land crossings. but there's a synergy between our two communities, canada and new york sta

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up next, new york governor kathy hochul is now taking a rain check.as supposed to meet with president trump and have lunch with him tomorrow. but after the attorney general came out and sued her over immigration. we'll tell you why. this announcement tonight raised questions. >> we have filed charges. >> against the state of new york. >> we have filed charges. >> against kathy hochul. you will be. held accountable if. you do not follow federal law. it's over. it ends. and we're coming after you. >> lockerbie sunday at 9:00 on. >> cnn. >> stuck paying for that old phone. >> don't be. >> switch to verizon. we'll pay off your phone and you'll get iphone 16 on us for a limited time. get it on any plan as low as $30 per line. >> ontario, canada. stable and secure. when the world around us isn't, you can rely on us for energy to power your growing economy and for critical minerals crucial to new technologies. we're here right by your side whoa! >> yes. >> how do you sleep at night. >> on a mattress from mattress firm? i sleep at the presidents day sale. sav

they would love to produce today, pause of policies in place from governor kathy hochul and democratsnd unearth great resources we have, like natural gas. president trump is doing that, it can't be done immediately. i worry about carnage with small businesses in upstate new york. all of them agree and support trump, they know we need to bring our supply chain back. on the commodity level, i worry a little bit. i represent northeast largest dairy and agriculture district. we like to see strength portrayed with canada. they have not been fair with milk pricing, a lot is going on there. tariffs project strength and will force supply chain back here. i think president trump will do tinkers with this, it is really poernt our allies and especially enemies and adversaries like coastline china get message we're serious. >> todd: and heaping to keep el paso seat -- elise stefanik's seat vacant. it could be june to november. all to basically thwart trump's agenda. party of democracy is trying to deprive district of representation in district congress for months. >> democrats are talking about u

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kathy hochul authorized billions of state taxpayer money to pay for all these expenditures and she'sg hard working new yorkers for privilege of driving to work. it really just speaks volumes to how inkocomp at any time and corrupt new york has become under feckless leadership. we have to stop this massive influx at the border, which is what president trump is doing and stop incentivizing states and cities like new york by spending billions and in this case 59 million to support their efforts to circumvent federal law is what this boils down to. states are circumhaven'ting federal law allowing illegal immigrants to get taxpayer money. >> brian: something else bizarre in new york. top court set to consider noncitizen voting today. noncitizens, you don't belong here, doesn't matter, that would add 800,000 noncitizen voters. why is this a discussion? >> it shouldn't be. new york republicans fought this effort several years ago, we were victorious and it goes to court of appeals. i'm a little concerned because new york court of appeals has been corrupted by kathy hochul and new york democ

here today because we have filed charges against the state of new york, we filed charges against kathy hochul, against letitia james, and mark schroeder, who is with dmv. this is a new doj, and we are taking steps to protect americans american citizens, and angel moms like the mom standing behind me who you will hear from in a moment. new york has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. it stops. it stops today. as you know, we sued illinois, and new york did not listen. so now, you are next. millions of illegal aliens with violent records have flooded into our communities, bringing violence and deadly drugs with them. with me today, i'm so proud to be joined by tammy nobles. tammy is an angel mom. her beautiful daughter, kayla, kayla hamilton, was murdered by an ms 13 member in 2022. kayla had just turned 20 years old. just turned 20 years old. and she was raped and murdered by someone who should not have been in our country. yet he was released, flown to maryland, where he committed this violent murder. i just want you to hear from tammy. tammy represents not only hersel

the news following governor kathy hochul's order, temporarily shuttering all live bird markets in the city and surrounding suburban communities. >> there is no immediate public health threat. >> we have been vigilant and will remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> according to the cdc, 67 people have been infected in the u.s. most came in contact with dead or sick animals, and officials are saying there still has been no human to human spread of the virus. ike ejiochi, abc news, new york. >> ike thank you. $3 billion. $3 billion. that's how much productivity the u.s. economy is estimated to lose today because of millions of americans expected to skip work after celebrating or recovering on super bowl sunday. it's raising a fresh round of calls to make super bowl monday a holiday. >> let's do it right now. let's vote. how many in this studio want monday, the day after the super bowl, to be a holiday? >> i know that i do. i think one of these days it will happen. >> all right. coming up, the super bowl ads that we just can't stop talking about. >>

ruled the beating death of a shackled inmate at a state prison was homicide, according to governor kathy hochuldy cam video from december shows robert brooks being punched by prison guards while he was handcuffed on a medical exam table at the marcy correctional facility. he was pronounced dead the next day. hochul said criminal charges should be filed against those involved and they should be fired. 16 officers and two nurses were suspended without pay. two officers have resigned. >>> "the hill" says a dozen west point cadet clubs for women and people of color were ordered to disband immediately. a memo from the military academy directed the clubs, which include the society of women engineers and the latin cultural club to cease activity and cancel trips, meeting, and events. it comes after president trump signed an executive order halting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs throughout the federal government. all other clubs were ordered to pause activities until officials can determine if they comply with the trump directive. >> and the daytona beach news journal says dramatic video sho

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attorney general pam bondi announced she is suing new york governor kathy hochul, along with the state ag and the commissioner of new york's dmv. bondi's issue is with new york's green light law, which allows anyone 16 and older to apply for a driver's license, regardless of immigration status. the law also has a provision that requires the dmv commissioner to inform someone when ice requests information about them. bondi called that provision unconstitional. if you don't comply with federal law, we will hold you accountable. we did it to illinois. strike one. strike two is new york, and if you are a state not complying with federal law, you're next. get ready. as you heard last week, the doj sued illinois and the city of chicago over sanctuary policies. the white house said the laws are blocking federal authorities from enforcing immigration laws. now, some of our bay area cities and counties have similar laws. so does the state of california. so that begs the question, are we next? earlier today, we asked our political analyst, larry gerston,o weigh in. actually, it's only reasonable

the news following governor kathy hochul's order temporarily shuttering all live bird markets in the city and surrounding suburban communities. >> there is no immediate public health threat. we have been vigilant and remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> reporter: according do the cdc, 67 people have been infected in the u.s. most coming in contact with sick or dead animals and officials saying there still has been no human-to-human spread of the virus. >> rachel: ike, thank you gloorb next tonight, the air tragedy in alaska. the bodies of tn people killed now recovered and identified. family and friends speaking utabout loved ones as investigators try to figure out what exactly happened. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: as investigators work to determine what brout down that passenger plane in alaska that left ten people dead, tonight, we're hearing from friends and family members of the victims. 34-year-old dalila, a tribal member of the native village was onboard. his sister, heartbroken. >> he loved the country. he loved being on his

in kweends, new york is one of about 80 that were ordered to temporarily shut down by governor kathy hochulshe took this action out of an abundance of caution after the state department of agriculture detected seven cases of avian flu during routine inspections at live bird markets in new york city. no human cases of avian influenza have been diagnosed in new york state. >> these are just simply measured common sense steps that will curb the spread of bird flu. >> reporter: the markets will be closed for at least five days. during that time no poultry can be delivered and all unaffected markets must sell the remaining inventory, clean, disinfect the premises and undergo a state inspection before they can reopen. >> we have been vigilant and will remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> but now that you've heard that there are these cases -- >> i am so worried. >> you're worried. >> reporter: besides complying with the order for some shop owners and employees the governor's abundance of caution also means doing their own damage control. [ speaking in a g

market in queens, new york, is one of about 80 that were ordered temporarily shut down by governor kathy hochul today, sending some customers scrambling for alternatives. >> rastafarians, we come and get our duck or our chicken. this is going to impact us a lot. >> reporter: hochul says she took this action out of an abundance of caution after the state department of agriculture detected seven cases of avian flu during routine inspections at live bird markets in new york city. no human cases of avian influenza have been diagnosed in new york state. >> these are just simply measured, common sense steps that will curb the spread of bird flu. >> reporter: the markets will be closed for at least five days. during that time, no poultry can be delivered, and all unaffected markets must sell the remaining inventory, clean, disinfect the premises, and undergo a state inspection before they can reopen. >> we have been vigilant and will remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> reporter: now that you have heard that there are these cases -- >> i am so -- >> reporter:

the news following governor kathy hochul's order temporarily shuttering all live bird markets in the city and surrounding suburban communities. >> there is no immediate public health threat. we have been vigilant and remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> reporter: according to the cdc, 67 people have been infected in the u.s. most coming in contact with sick or dead animals and officials saying there still has been no human-to-human spread of the virus. rachel. >> rachel: ike, thank you. >>> next tonight, the air tragedy in alaska. the bodies of ten people killed now recovered and identified. family and friends speaking out about loved ones as investigators try to figure out what exactly happened. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: as investigators work to determine what brought down that passenger plane in alaska that left ten people dead, tonight, we're hearing from friends and family members of the victims. 34-year-old dalila, a tribal member of the native village was onboard. his sister, heartbroken. >> he loved the country. he loved be

and new york governor kathy hochul has ordered all of the state's poultry markets to close temporarilyfacilities are shuttered for at least the next week as they get disinfected. it comes after the virus was found during inspections of live birds across new york and as egg prices continue to skyrocket all over the country. those are your headlines, lawrence, up stairs to you. >> lawrence: why weren't they already shut down? why weren't they already testing? >> carley: concerning, good point. >> lawrence: thanks, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> lawrence: fox news brand new exciting series 12 amateur survivalist and families competing for $250,000 with a bit of a twist. take a look. >> we have limited resources. when i say limited, i mean none. >> holy moly. >> your loved ones cannot leave on their own. ♪ there's no escape. >> only you can extract them by pressing the extraction button. >> god, this is the hardest thing i have ever done. >> i don't know if i can do this. >> press the button. >> i'm not hitting the button. >> lawrence: i'm not hitting the button. a claimed survival

afternoon, attorney general pam bondi announced she is suing the state of new york, including governor kathy hochulhe is accusing them of prioritizing illegal aliens over american citizens with bondi adding, quote: this stops today. bret? >> bret: bill melugin in l.a. bill, thanks. flu cases are at the highest number in 15 years according to centers for disease control and prevention. however, covid-19 cases appear to be in decline. according to hospital data and cdc mod ling projections. a powerful winter storm blanketing the midwest and the great plains now, at least one person in missouri was killed in a vehicle crash that storm is expected to travel northeast bringing snowy conditions to new england overnight and on thursday it comes after the east coast is recovering from first round of heavy snow and freezing rain including here in washington. tens of thousands were without power. hundreds of traffic accidents were reported. on the west coast, california bracing for downpours over the next several days and this could cause flooding in areas destroyed by the wildfires. up next, the panel on pr

we have filed charges against kathy hochul. we have filed charges against letitia james and mark schroeder. >> trumps all gas, no brakes. president trump. >> is a hero. >> i've got to say, i'm a bitai frustrated when i heart frustrated when i hear about how helpless democrats are. >> jesse: the machine is in pieces. [laughter] plus... >> if you think you are afraid of trump, you should see how afraid of trump i am! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: there has been an urban legend for years in washington. it is about a cave full of bureaucrats hidden 200 feet underground in pennsylvania. inside over 28,000 file cabinets of manila folders and rumours of ghosts pulling drawers open in the middle of the night. one obama official called it that crazy cave. people inside never see a ray of sunlight. employees enter in the dark and leave in the dark. and the mood? crabby and miserable. there is no kitchen inside. it's a fire hazard. if you want a meal, a pizza man with a security clearance will deliver a large cheese. one worker quit and took a new jo

it was really interesting to me to hear your governor, kathy hochul, attack president trump on the tariffsing to cost new yorkers all this money after she just jammed congestion pricing down everybody's throats recently. >> she doesn't give a damn about the taxpayers in new york and she's all politics all the time, congestion pricing has got to go. i mean, this is an idiotic policy that won't do anything but take money out of the pockets of people every single day because they have a $252 billion state budgets. it's out of control. their politics knows no bounds. they are trying to stop president trump's agenda in the new york state legislature. rumor has it and actions show today they're going to pass a law to change how we fill our special elections to try to delay filling elise stefanik's shseat in the congress. it's unconscionable. it's abuse of power. >> i don't know if republicans can do anything, whether you can do anything to change that but we do have as you point out a one or two seat advantage in the house and part of it's because we're not going to to get the special election d

we have filed charges against kathy hochul, we have filed charges length lee concern against lee tissueng the justice department to go after new york governor hochul, attorney general letitia james for blocking i.c.e. who have been trying to arrest illegal criminals in new york city and state. let's welcome to the show the host of the tudor dixon podcast, tudor dixon. this is this is a bombshell. your reaction. >> this is it is what donald trump said he would do when he was campaigning, he would get rid of sanctuary cities, and pam bondi is going out there, and she's going to yet it done. and this is important because, remember, the american people voted for president trump. they did not vote for sanctuary cities, to be unsafe or to have risk in their own neighborhoods and, frankly, criminals that are protected in their neighborhoods. elizabeth: you know, so people -- we live here in new york city. by the way, trump border czar tom homan is going to the meet with mayor eric adams tomorrow. we have seen heinous and violent prison gang members including tren de aragua here in new york cit

the new york area and surrounding counties after multiple cases have been detected and governor kathy hochulg uninfected live bird markets to shut down for five days. this comes amid a new concern a new type of bird flu has been detected in dairy cows. whit? >> whit: we're counting down to the big game in new orleans tomorrow. security has been ramped up since the new year's terror attack. now ratcheted up even more because president trump plans to attend. let's go back to will reeve in new orleans. will, good morning. >> will: hey, good morning again to you, whit. president trump will be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. that's going to add another element of heavy security on game day with nearly 80,000 fans at the game. there are hundreds of thousands of fans overall here in new orleans for the super bowl week festivities so keeping new orleans safe is a major operation. this morning, with the super bowl just days away, the teams are locked in. >> it's the biggest game of my life. >> reporter: the nearly 80,000 fans set to pack the superdome already taking over the big e

governor kathy hochul made the announcement on friday after inspectors detected seven cases during routine poultry inspections. officials say there is no immediate public health threat. cnn national correspondent gloria pazmino is following the latest developments. gloria, what does this temporary shutdown mean for markets? >> well, fred. markets like the one you're seeing here behind me, live markets like this one are being forced to close for the next several days. now this store here behind me is not one of the markets where bird flu has been detected. but as you said, seven markets were found to have have had the virus in the last few days. and that is what has prompted this order from the governor. now the order extends throughout new york city, nassau county, suffolk county, and it's going to be affecting about 80 live markets in total. the governor said that the markets are required to shut down, sell down their inventory if they have not had a positive test in their facilities, and then clean and disinfect the area. then they're required to pass an inspection before they can reopen

is suing governor kathy hochul and the state of new york over the state's immigration policy.ney general pam bondi announced that lawsuit today. it accuses hochul and the new york of violating federal law by protecting undocumented immigrants, citing a new york law allowing undocumented immigrants to get a driver's license and restricting certain federal agencies from accessing sensitive driver's license information. in a statement, hochul called that lawsuit smoke and mirrors, saying that new york will not back down, and this comes as she is expected to meet with president trump in washington tomorrow. >> tulsi gabbard is the new director of national intelligence. today, the senate voted 52 to 48 to confirm the former democrat and former hawaii congresswoman. republican senator mitch mcconnell joining the democrats in opposing her confirmation, saying she failed to demonstrate she was prepared for the role. gabbard ran for president in 2020 as a democrat before joining the republican party and supporting president trump. president trump's pick for health and human services se

on friday, new york governor kathy hochul announced that all live bird markets in several counties will shut down temporarily, including in new york city. gloria pazmino has the details. >> well, that order by the governor will require live poultry markets like the one you see behind me to shut down for several days to allow cleanup and disinfection before they're allowed to reopen on february 14th. this is after seven cases of bird flu were confirmed here in new york. now, seven cases were found in queens in brooklyn and in the bronx, and places like the market you see behind me are now in the process of working through their inventory before they can shut down to begin that cleanup process. that's what the governor's order requires at this time. now, public health officials here in new york have said that this is being done out of an abundance of caution and that there is no public threat to the public health at this time. take a listen. >> for a week long period, no poultry can be delivered to those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thoro

and this comes after governor kathy hochul ordered the temporary shutdown of live bird markets as a proactive move in some counties. cnn national correspondent gloria pazmino is following the latest developments. gloria, what are you learning about the governor's order? >> yeah. >> fred, and that new development regarding the zoo animals sort of follows a pattern we have been seeing in the past two years where wild animals have been found dead or have become infected with the virus. the zoo saying that they are putting measures into place to prevent the spread. but as far as this order is concerned, it requires live bird markets throughout the new york city area to shut down for the next week or so to disinfect and clean their markets before they can reopen. this is after seven positive cases of bird flu were found here in the new york city area. now we're standing in front of a live market here in queens, one of the areas where bird flu was detected. not at this market, but also in places like the bronx and queens. now, as i said, markets will be required to clean and disinfect before they a

. >> breaking news governor kathy hochul ordered new york city's live chicken markets to shut down afterrd flu. they'll stay closed for days and will have to pass inspections before reopening. the governor says there's no immediate threat to people. these are just simply measured. >> common sense steps. >> that will. >> curb the spread of bird. >> flu and. >> ultimately, to keep new yorkers safe, which is. >> always my top priority. >> now. >> i want. >> to reiterate that people should not be concerned. >> let me be clear. >> there is no. >> immediate public. >> health threat. it is the latest measure to curb the nationwide crisis that is also hitting farms, and certainly raising the cost of eggs. and the latest jobs report gives a final glimpse at president biden's economy. 140,000 jobs were added in january, another month of growth, but fewer jobs than expected, many coming in health care, retail and social assistance. the unemployment ticked down to 4%. joining us now is our friend jared bernstein, former chairman of the white house council of economic advisers, during the biden admin

governor kathy hochul made the announcement on friday after inspectors found seven cases this past week during routine inspections of the poultry. cnn national correspondent gloria pazmino has been following the latest developments. so, gloria, what does this temporary shutdown involve? >> well, look. >> fred, the governor made. >> it. >> clear that this. >> is a precautionary measure and that. at this time there is no immediate danger. >> to the public. regarding the spread of bird flu. >> but she issued. >> this order, which means that about 80 markets across the region. >> live markets like the one you're. >> seeing behind me will have to shut. >> down, and they will. not be allowed. >> to. >> reopen until february 14th. >> now. >> there's a very specific set of instructions. that these markets have to follow in the following. >> days, including cleanup. >> and disinfection, before they are allowed to reopen in the next several days. take a listen to the governor talking about the order. >> for a. >> week long period. no poultry can be delivered to those live bird markets. each uninf

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. >> against kathy hochul.ed charges. >> against letitia james. >> and mark schroeder. >> who is with. >> the dmv. we sued. >> illinois and. >> new york didn't listen. >> so now you're next. >> alexis. >> and it seems. >> that this administration. >> is prioritizing going after its enemies rather. >> than going. >> after kind of the basic. >> kind. of cost. >> of living issues that i. think we all heard from. americans were their top concerns going into the election here. >> and frankly, mayor de blasio, i'm sorry. please. >> it just brings me back to some of the statements. i know you highlighted on your show that the attorney general made during her confirmation hearing. >> promising that the department of justice. >> would not be used in this way. >> right. i mean, you're absolutely right. she famously disavowed an enemies list referenced by the fbi nominee in his book and government gangsters and that kind of thing. mayor de blasio, and this combined with a review of any lawyers who worked on cases against

we have filed charges against kathy hochul.we have filed charges against letitia james and mark schroeder, who is with the dmv. >> right now. we're just lawsuits. is this going to go further? what kind of punishment are we talking about? >> we have sued them all. >> we've personally. >> sued the. >> governor. >> the attorney. >> general. >> letitia james, and. >> mark schroeder with dmv. >> today, u.s. attorney general pam bondi told reporters that trump's department of justice filed charges against new york state officials over the state's immigration policies and then minutes later, admitted, actually, no, it's a civil lawsuit, not a criminal case. important distinction the stunt marks the latest entry in the trump administration's truly unbelievable propaganda campaign on immigration. the president is obviously obsessed with the idea of mass deportations and also enraged. he lacks the actual state capacity to enact them on the scale he wants to see. so instead, his immigration officials are zeroing in on a haphazard pr strat

governor kathy hochul, taking the extraordinary step of temporarily shutting down dozens of live birdarkets in new york city and bordering counties. cnn national correspondent gloria pazmino is following the latest developments on this. gloria. well, jessica, the governor's. order requires that a live poultry markets like the one here behind me closed for the next several. >> days and go through a very. specific cleanup and. >> disinfection process. as well. >> as having to be. >> inspected before. >> they. >> are allowed. >> to. >> reopen on february 14th. >> now, the reason the governor has issued this order. >> she says, is a precautionary measure. >> but over. the last. several days, there have been seven cases. of bird flu reported here in the state. of new york. the governor's order. >> stretches to new york city. >> to nassau county and long island, as well as suffolk county. the seven cases were found in markets in queens in the bronx and in brooklyn. now. this market here behind me has been open all day. i spoke to the people in it. they said that they are working through the

new york's governor, kathy hochul, ordered dozens of live bird markets to be temporarily closed after inspectors found seven cases of the virus in poultry over the past week. separately, 15 birds have died at two new york city zoos after possible exposure to the virus. let's get the very latest on this. joining us right now is the new york state health commissioner, doctor james mcdonald. commissioner, thank you so much for your time. let's start first with these live bird markets. what is the fear and risk posed in finding bird flu at these markets? >> yeah. so good morning. so keep in mind that the virus we're talking about h5n1 the strain we're talking about that we saw in the live bird markets is the avian strain. it's a little bit different than the ones that occurred in cows. so the risk for human beings is very, very low. and keep in mind, you know, as much as we talk about h5n1 and we're very vigilant about this in new york, we've only seen 67 human cases in the united states. and generally almost all of those cases, we were able to connect it to an exposure, whether it was to

also in new york city, new york governor kathy hochul announced yesterday that the markets will be closed through february 14th and must be inspected before reopening. she calls it a proactive action, adding that, quote, there is no immediate public health threat. new york state health commissioner also said that new york does not have any cases of bird flu in humans. broadway and film actor tony roberts has died at the age of 85. no cause of death has been given. roberts was well known for appearing in many woody allen films. the actor appeared in allen's productions of annie hall and hannah and her sisters. he also costarred with julie andrews in victor victoria. his tv credits include murder, she wrote and law and order. >> all right, let's take a live look at capitol hill this morning. yes, it is still dark out there. the sun yet to come up. we expect the house gop to reveal its tax and budget plan. the spending deadline is next month, and president donald trump told republican senators on friday night he wants it wrapped up why don't we just balance the budget? >> why don't we cut ce

on friday, governor kathy hochul ordered the temporary shutdown of live bird markets in new york city and bordering counties as a proactive move. cnn national correspondent gloria pazmino is following this. gloria, what more can you tell us about the governor's order? well, jessica, it's impacting live poultry markets like the one you see right here behind me. we are in queens, which is one of the counties where bird flu was detected in. >> the. >> last several days. seven cases in total. and that's what prompted the governor's order. >> now the markets. >> have to. >> shut down. >> until february 14th. >> and they have. >> to go through a specific process of cleanup and disinfection before they can. reopen in a few days. now, for. markets where a virus has been detected, those markets have been instructed to get rid of their inventory and also go through that sanitation and cleanup. >> process, as well. >> as inspection. now. >> the governor. >> has said. >> that all of this is just a precautionary measure, that there is no current threat to the public health at this point. but there

so governor hochul, kathy hochul here in new york said last friday that this was going to happen andertain all of those places are cleaned and disinfected. >> and individuals might think about this in terms of breakfast. but it definitely has a major impact on restaurants and bakeries. how is this impacting that form of the supply chain? >> everything gets passed on to the consumer. most companies cannot afford to absorb the costs themselves. so when it's costing them more to get those eggs into their restaurants, it's going to cost the consumer, the customer more to purchase whatever product, whether it's rambled eggs or an omelet. >> a loaf of bread, cupcakes. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> millions of social media users are looking to the sky -- well, blue sky, that is. >> that is the name of a platform seeing massive growth in the wake of the 2024 election. morning news now anchor joe fryer caught up with blue sky's ceo and has more. >> how is blue sky different from all those other social media apps like x, like facebook, like instagram, especially when it comes to the al

the order from governor kathy hochul came after inspectors discovered seven cases of bird flu last week. hochul says markets in new york city and westchester, nassau and suffolk counties must close through february 14th. >> the governor says it's a proactive move to safeguard public health. she says there is no immediate public health threat. cnn's national correspondent gloria pazmino has more for us. >> victor amara. >> the governor's order requires poultry markets like the. >> one you. >> see here behind me to shut down for several. >> days after. >> seven positive. cases of bird flu. >> were detected. >> across the state of new york. now, the cases were found in live poultry markets in queens, in the bronx and in brooklyn. the place behind me is not one of the places that was detected to have had this bird flu, but we spoke with the staff inside who told us that they are working through their inventory, and then they will be shutting down. that's exactly what the order directs the markets to do. this is going to affect about 80 live poultry markets around the area. who will have to

. >> as bird flu spreads, new york governor kathy hochul taking an extraordinary step in shutting downpoultry markets in some counties in new york. this comes as the price of eggs skyrockets. some experts think the price could go up 20% this year. cnn's nick watt got a firsthand look at what one ranch in california is doing as prices keep rising. >> i have two, and. >> you can. >> have two. >> frank hilliker is rationing his eggs. the line forms around 7 a.m. how many eggs do you eat? >> um, myself. probably 3 to 3 a day. >> what? >> yeah. >> that's a lot. no. >> that's a. normal amount. >> two dozen eggs. >> the average american eats about 284 eggs a year. well, they used to. you're consciously dialing back on the eggs. >> oh, for sure. >> yeah, because of the price. >> right? >> president donald trump claims the high price of eggs helped him win the white house. >> they were double and triple the price over a short period of time. and i won an election based on that he made wild promises. we're going to bring prices way down and we're going to get it done fast. >> then he got egged i

the justice department is taking legal action against the state of new york, as well as governor kathy hochulthat if they don't comply, quote, you're next. bondi was also asked about another new york official not mentioned as part of that lawsuit. new york city mayor eric adams. >> i was. >> curious to see what things have been like out of new york city and denver officials. >> yeah. >> well, we're. >> hoping that in new york. >> mayor adams. >> is going. >> to cooperate. >> with us, with the. >> sanctuary cities and the illegal aliens. >> this comes just days after the doj ordered prosecutors to drop the bribery and corruption charges against mayor adams, claiming that the charges were hindering his ability to carry out trump's draconian immigration agenda. yesterday, adams delivered remarks thanking the justice department for its honesty, saying, now we can put this cruel episode behind us and focus entirely on the future of our city. but even if those charges get dropped, which they haven't been yet, adams is still facing a tough reelection campaign as he's up against dwindling poll number

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that she spoke today, the attorney general, pam bondi, said she had, quote, filed charges against kathy hochuletitia james and others. now, ordinarily, that type of terminology suggests criminal charges, but that was a bit misleading. this is a civil lawsuit brought against the state level officials in their official capacity. and what doj is seeking here is not money. they're seeking an order from the judge that new york's state and local sanctuary cities policies are unconstitutional and unfairly undermine doj's efforts to enforce immigration law. so they're looking for a judge to basically order new york state officials to stop enforcing their state laws. >> can you can you lay out for us, elie, the legal basis, the legal basis for what the department of justice is requesting? >> yeah. so, as evan said, we have not seen the actual complaint yet, but based on prior complaints similar in nature, i think doj is going to be looking at two things. one, they're going to argue preemption, which is the idea that in certain areas of law enforcement or regulation, that's for the feds only immigration

pam bondi has announced that the department of justice is suing the state of new york governor kathy hochul and tish james, our attorney general, over immigration laws. you might notice one name is not on that list. can you guess who? new york city mayor eric adams, can you believe it? well, just this week, the department of justice ordered a u.s. attorney to drop all charges against him. and today, pam bondi sounded hopeful that mayor adams would be cooperative on immigration. >> we're hoping that in new york. >> mayor adams. >> is going. >> to. >> cooperate with us, with the sanctuary. >> cities and the. >> illegal aliens. that's what. >> we want. we don't want to sue you. >> we don't. >> want to prosecute people. we want people to comply. >> with the law. this is very simple. >> and this morning, the senate confirmed former democrat tulsi gabbard to be trump's director of national intelligence. senators also voted to advance rfk jr. s nomination for health and human services secretary to a final vaccinating his own children while building a following by hypocritically discouraging other

her guest tonight, new york governor kathy hochul. that's tonight. and every weeknight at 11:00 eastern right here on cnn. you can ask hochul about the fact that they're keeping elise stefanik congressional seat open, which seems like a real power grab. at least that's what republicans are saying. and it's. >> the perfect question. >> just a just a thought, just an idea. like, why not have a special election to fill that seat unless okay, anyway. >> jake. rhetorical questions. i love it anyway. >> sorry, sorry. just just popped into my head. plaintiffs are challenging trump left and right on his attempts to overhaul federal government. in fact, his actions led to cases in front of at least five different judges today. but isn't this what trump actually wants? and democrats in congress also trying to push back the new legislation they're lining up? but it's elon musk, not trump, that they're focusing on. i'm going to talk with congressman james clyburn about it coming up. >> lockerbie, february 16th on cnn. a sleep number bed is perfect for couples. t

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