however, big tech not doing well. amazon and apple capped off big tech's week of reporting.morning, lauren. start with amazon. lauren: we start with the bad news. in all about $950 billion has been wiped off the five biggest tech companies this week. there's your out. it's do or die based on outlooks and investors don't like the outlook from amazon and they said in their holiday quarter sales will come in between 140 and $148 billion. okay, wall street wants $155 billion so that's a big mess in the outlook. stu: they're tacking them down 15%? lauren: then look at aws, cloud grew at slowest pace yet, 2% growth and that's a -- 27% growth and that's the slowest and when the market opens, the stock could be below $1 trillion for the since time since 2020. stu: total valuation of amazon is at $96 a share. now apple? lauren: the best of the bad tech bunch. it's kind of doing nothing. shares are45-cents in the premarket and looking at iphone revenue, it's slowed down 42.6 billion overall but the justification, the new phone, the 14 went on sale the final two weeks of the quarter so

cities are the most foul mouth, okay, i don't have any money here for the swear jar, but it's not the big applebe i can save some of my cash full of 1500 americans across 30 major cities found the number one potty mouth city. let's go, 32, let's go. 321 right. jacksonville lorida number three, las vegas number two and columbus, ohio needs to wash their mouth. mouths out with soap. okay because this is the most swearing. i guess. i don't know about that. i understand. vegas was talking about soda. under the break over the break. it should be number one, because when you lose your money, gambling first reaction is probably can't believe boston , new york. maybe miami didn't make the cut. yeah also. come on. it is new york. i don't know . you know, i know they surveyed whatever. it's not scientific, but it's definitely new york. sorry, not columbus. all right next to a record breaking feats of skill and balance. this video , the professional stunt biker has broken the no hands wheelie guinness world record and red bull's show run and lithuania he did his willy for just over 1900 ft. longer than si

overall crime in the big apple is hard to imagine.ay 16 people were struck by bullets, wednesday an additional seven people shot. thursday broad daylight gunbattle about the harlem, it's like the wild wild west, distracted cop said and it is horrific out there. anita, you look at the crime stats, crime through the roof, 2022 we've got 90000 -- i mean, robberies. horrific. we pay so much in taxes keep us safe, are they doing their job? it's hard to look at the numbers and feel they are. >> you have to look at the police force which is defunded, demoralized. really stripped down of numbers and moral dignity so it's harder for them to do their jobs, there's not enough for civil and this attack was brutal, this woman was body slammed by the suspect, through her to the ground, body slammed her, stabbed multiple times and she was a hero, she responded to the world trade center so she has a real legacy in the police department and fire department excuse me and i certainly hope she will be honored. >> she certainly will but i time without hav

big disaster. the only standout is apple in terms of what we saw last night with iphone demand. r big tech. some are going to get more successful, others will fall by the wayside. i think you've got to look at cloud areas that hold up like microsoft, cyber security, pockets of tech. it will come down to the ceos. ultimately cook is going to bet on. zuckerberg, if he's flying the plane you're probably looking for a parachute to jump out. maria: do you see this as a change in leadership like so many do? i mean, growth was the place to be for literally, dan, 15 years. i will say this. apple was a bright spot last night. this week, really for earnings. the company reported record revenue in the fourth quarter. it beat expectations on both the top and bottom line. i was focused on apple because this is an indication or a window into the supply chain, china, overall consumerism and we got a good number. the stock is up half a percent. but the question remains, do i want to own growth going forward after growth seems to be getting replaced by value right now for the first time in 15, 20

if you live in the big apple state, the big apple city, it is a scary place to be. safety moving your race to the republican side? is that the issue, you think? >> i think it is a few issues, but i think definitely crime is one of the top three. listen, nassau county is a safe place, many of us travel into the city, work in the city, go to school in the city and that puts people in fear and quite frankly, there is no one to blame, but far left democrats in the state legislature, people like kathy hochul, the state senate, the state assembly, we saw in 2021, crime became the top issue and we elected a new da for that reason, it is a place democrats outnumber republicans by pretty strong number issue but we have been able to win big races like the one we're going to win next tuesday. >> todd: "new york post," target, anybody walking the street, you feel you have a target on your back and that is not the way any place should be. bob, carley and i have been talking, we're both from jersey, new jersey has been reliably blue, is this the year that the tri-state, new york,

of three or four of five years. >> you're in the big apple that equal opportunity pests.rat scurried past a townhouse at that had been on the market for $50 million. >> last time i was in new york saw a rat the size of a small cat. that's bring in matt van for a night cap on something that the called the great netflix debate goes with all the streaming services. >> the wall street journal reports that top executives at netflix not beat for netflix to really smart original content i theaters. it is losing out hunter that thousands of dollars and not showing movies in theaters will create more buzz we asked our news at night yours do you prefer to watch movies at home or in theaters and overwhelmingly our viewers are now saying they'd to watch movies at home. i think 70 plus like to watch movies at home. >> it's kind of half-and-half like top gun maverick you have to see at the theater everybody enjoys it together people said you've got is see elvis the new one hand mike and i watched at home it was just fine. what about you? i loved it going to theaters have a confession i

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> neil: it is a city there saying other burdens and mayor adams said a state of emergency in the big appleo deal with the migrants that have come here in busloads. and that it is a big problem. others say it will be a big distraction getting in the way of crime. your thoughts. >> mayor adams was a police officer for many years. he knows what needs to be done. unfortunately, he is not doing it. he is not supporting the police and they just reduce the budget. he is not putting the political will of the mayor's office behind reducing crime. he talks a good game but looking at double digit increases in crime. the mayor and police commissioner need to deal with that. the cops need to deal with it but importantly what is happening is they are retiring and quitting because they are not getting the kind of support they need. >> neil: i know it is a separate issue, but i notice with an emergency and this is overwhelming and i'm thinking to myself, texas and arizona, it is commonplace and concern for a crisis that you outlined now seems a little, you know, detached from what texans have been dealing

backdrop for interesting item in the "new york post" many more people are beginning to leave the big appleouples who say we had it. it is expensive to live here. rents are through the roof. we're out of here. it gets nastier when you see rates going up, prices going up. you think it is bad in your neck of the woods, in this city behind me it is obscenely bad, they add another 20% because they feel they can you will pay it and you will shut up. a lot of people are saying enough already. we're out of here. bess friedman, follows all things real estate on the rent an purchase front. i don't know how many are part of this phenomena now, bess, you hear about people making a good buck, couples together are making a good point, even that is not enough to pay for life in the big apple. does it worry you? >> yeah. i mean i don't like this story. it is not a good story for us. as lincoln said people act on incentive, the prices are high, they can work from home, they are taking advantage of this and this story isn't new. this was happening pre-pandemic. neil: right. >> we saw people fleeing to no in

shelter for migrants on randall's island as thousands have arrived from border states in to the big applethey have been completely stretched thin. >> when the migrants from venezuela came to el paso and el paso was overwhelmed, they had to set up camp, and at that time i believe it was an emergency. people up north and northeast, they know what's going on on the southwest border. the border has moved and they are feeling the effects of the border crisis right now. >> even though greg abbott is getting all the attention, el paso has sent is 11,000 to new york city, abbott has bussed about 3,000 there. laura is live at the migrant camp on the east river. >> we have had a small turnout so far here on what you would call opening day. still the massive migrant relief center has opened its door and is prepared to welcome hundreds of migrants who have made that journey from the southern border here to the big apple, and we have photos and videos to show you, we have seen two migrants arrive on van so far and we know many more are still coming. asylum seekers will get cots when they arrive, food,

the big apple's angry rodents are at it again, this time in i'm sad to say this brooklyn i live in brooklynpotted running off with a fish in its mouth along the brooklyn waterfront feast to given that there is apparently no nearby, open air fish markets. it really looks like this little guy may have actually gone fishing. for his dinner or these rats getting smarter. they're carrying pizza off by themselves their fishing by themselves again. this was in my neighborhood, and i am just beyond this is brooklyn. so you know that that's like, probably new trending restaurant now for the rats. they're hipster rats. that's right. they don't stay away from the turn. he was either all over the place. and finally, one little boy in columbus, ohio, having a halloween he will not soon forget. i love this story. nine year old blake mom, for who suffers from spina bifida with viral over his custom french fries costume that fit over his wheelchair. so over the weekend mcdonald's through halloween party for blake and his entire family, he was presented without certificate for free french fries for an entir

more than 18,000 asylum seekers have arrived in the big apple since the spring. >>> miami difficultiesrterback tua tagovailoa who suffered a concussion on september 29 playing the cincinnati bengals spoke for the first time about the incident. he said he lost consciousness following the tackle. >>> and convenience store shoppers at circle k gas station stores will soon be able to get marijuana products at a select number of locations starting in 2023 as part of a pilot program. for more news, download the cbs nnd . i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we'll get to that breaking news about those guns found near the supreme court and the arrest in just a minute. but we want to begin overseas amid russia's failing invasion. the kremlin continues to target ukraine's infrastructure, including power plants and the nation's water supply as the winter cold sets in. as russian troops suffer setbacks on the battlefield, president vladimir putin is tightening his grip by declaring martial law on four regions claimed by moscow. tonight we're s

declared a state of emergency to deal with the bus loads of asylum seekers who have been sent to the big applethe southern border. and now the mayor is asking for $1 billion to care for the migrants. more now from cbs' tanya rivero. >> once the asylum seekers from today's buses are provided shelter, we will surpass the highest number of people in recorded history in our city's shelter system. >> reporter: new york mayor eric adams says the city is straining to house more than 61,000 people in its shelter system. since april, mayor adams says more than 17,000 asylum seekers have been bussed to new york from southern states like texas, florida, and arizona. the city is moving forward with a temporary tent shelter on randall's island in the east river. 42 hotels are already being used as emergency shelters. texas governor greg abbott acknowledges busing over 3,000 migrants to new york city. >> what is an embarrassment is this-- it's the hypocrisy of the liberal elite, in places like new york, washington, d.c., and elsewhere, where they have self-declared themselves to be sanctuary cities. >> repo

quarters, we have seen the supply chain and ease a bit, apple is dependent on china so zero covid has caused some disruption but out of all of the bigrm. i don't see it as a big issue unless something catastrophic happens and there was a big return to covid in china, but supply chain is one of the areas that is the key expertise of ceo tim cook and he maintains a ruthless focus on that. supply chain is now less of an issue, the exchange rate and the broader macroeconomic situation is what companies are worried about, and apple, as i said, in their outlook, provided specific guidance, they haven't and that for a long time but they did indicate that they are concerned that they could be heading into more tricky waters. ben they could be heading into more tricky waters-— tricky waters. ben wood, thank ou ve tricky waters. ben wood, thank you very much _ tricky waters. ben wood, thank you very much for _ tricky waters. ben wood, thank you very much for your- tricky waters. ben wood, thank you very much for your time. i you very much for your time. that looked like a big nokia handset behind him! and the big motor one as well. stay with

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all right, i live in the big apple. he's kill them off and thank you. hungary, his bow to do whatever it can to reject any european proposals that could damage its relationship with china. the thought of the e, you said it would have rethink the blocks approach towards this ties with beijing. this is a serious issue on the european agenda, and this is the possible destruction of the european chinese economic cooperation, which we definitely have to reject if the ties between european and chinese companies and businesses would cut. it would have severe economic consequences for europe are costing life out her daughter, georgia zamarelli, a senior research fellow at the global policy institute of london joining us here live on the program. great to see it's and i, thanks so much for joining us in the program. george and just wanted to ask you the e, you re thinking ties with beijing, where on earth is, is coming from? well, the e u is falling in the united states, which is try to maximize the number of enemies or atlas, o

the big apple former coming through today is the carsick -- the big outperformer coming through todaycar sector. rolls-royce is debuting is forced fully electric vehicle called specter. -- his first fully electric vehicle called specter. we have an interview with rolls-royce ceo torsten muller-otvos. we bring in matt miller. torsten, thank you for taking the time. you've made the jump to the electric vehicle. what does today look like for this first car? >> very pleasing post up first of all, good morning, matt. really good. we call it a prophecy fulfilled. our founding father said in 1900 that he perceives a great future for electric cars once charging is fixed and is available. i think now we are here fulfilling his prophecy. we are very excited. our clients are. it is the very first time you can acquire the super luxury segment in electric car. the very first. for that reason, we are also mislead proud we are the first -- we are immensely proud we are the first. matt: good morning and thank you for joining us. the car looks spectacular. i don't think anyone expected anything else.

including the big apple will have emergency shelters in every community. >> staten island and other communities, everybody is going to have asylum-seekers bear the calls i'm getting from elected officials, all the calls i'm hearing from people saying please not here my that just can't happen. this is a citywide crisis and all of us are going to be impacted. >> adams claims the migrant population in new york could soon reach 75,000. he's blaming texas governor greg abbott while seemingly giving a pass to the democrat mayor of el paso and the white house. listen. >> we reached out to governor abbott and he stated, can we coordinate, can we identify who is traveling here, we don't have to guess this. they refused to do so. we reach out to the mayor of el paso. he was willing to sit down and share what his concerns were and what our concerns were and figure out a humane way to coordinate. >> todd: >> carley: as a result, new york city schools are struggling to cope with the 5500 new migrant children being forced into classrooms. this new reality leaving many teachers overwhelmed by the language bar

it is a big apple supply and the company says it is going to be able to maintain its normal production particularly of the iphone14 but with so many workers out of action, it does seem quite impossible. how many making these lengthy walks to their home towns partly so they are not caught on public transport and this shows the ongoing challenge china is facing when it comes to maintaining and grappling with a zero covid policy. a challenge for life and people that but also companies. == that but also companies. -- --eole that but also companies. -- people there. _ that but also companies. —— people there. thank you very much. now you may have been carving pumpkins this weekend — halloween is big business and not just for the fancy dress industry — it's also a treat for bakers. a survey by the uk's craft bakers association has revealed that almost half of craft bakeries receive a significant sales boost during the halloween season. special themed products turn out to be frighteningly popular. karen dear is operations director of the craft bakers association. good morning. have you spent

now i think you i thank you, distinguish you from the big apple there live from the new york general assembly that have the un thanks for joining us here. in our national that was a russia is un representative facility now benz you're addressing those in the crowd very quickly. i'll just give you a couple of is a top points that he did mention. he said that the un is will, polarized than ever in its history. and it's only focused on doing one thing and that's pushing back against one nation. and that is, of course, the russian federation depends. you said that western states have been deeply involved in ukraine since well before 2014. he says the west is using ukraine to undermine russia. and ukraine today is a platform for the testing of nato weaponry. he says, it's like a geo political project to maintain that of the western hedge him on a ceiling. a bench also said the key of his being supplied with western weapons every single day and it keeps using them against civilian populations. he also remarks on the fact that the ukrainian president zalinski a cold for a preemptive nuclear

a press conference tuesday to announce arrest of a suspect caught trafficking the pills into the big apple. 15,000 pills were concealed in a big, yellow lego box, officials with d.e.a. warning about the brightly colored pills known as rainbow fentanyl. this bust is just part of the around the clock drug enforcement task force, new york division of d.e.a. seized half mipion lethal pills in the last 15 weeks. >> trace: thank you, senator, back to you, this is crime, drugs, death and border security. 30 seconds, your final response. >> yes, indeed it is, coming across the border, 95% of fentanyl in the country is coming across the border in time for the holiday season, drug dealers are putting this candy-colored fentanyl out on the streets and we need 87,000 more border agents, not irs agents clean it up. >> trace: senator marsha blackburn, thank you for coming on, we appreciate it. >> good to join you, thank you. >> trace: homeless numbers in big cities across the country continue to rise. and neighbors are now pushing back. senior correspondent dan springer is live in seattle, where the fig

and big tech versus recession, deep dive on alphabet, meta, apple and microsoft. >>> let's dig in, it's a big week ahead of for tech two companies i follow closely, amazon and alphabet, a sense they've been already taking their medicine this year amazon built too much over the pandemic, acknowledged that earlier this year. resulted in many billions in costs to rebuild efficiency. also that giant cloud business key question, will that remain resilience alphabet also a big cloud business, not as big company has stopped short of job cuts but shopped short of hiring they said a few months ago they were focused on becoming 20% more efficient, ad model seen more resilient than meta or snap i like how b of a put it this morning in terms of the broad term teches saying these are the best companies in the world, best brands, strongest financial models, balance sheets in the world, so this week is going to be very, very key for the direction of the broader markets. >> this is not a good macro. 20% more efficient number you mentioned that they want out of alphabet there's the 20% again, a shot acr

his hands on a private cruise ship to house border migrants, after 12 more buses arrived in the big appled. norwegian cruise line confirming new york city approached us about potential charter of a cruise vessel, we cannot speculate about the outcome of ongoing business discussions. california mayor chris riggs joins me now. i don't understand why city of this size is having so much difficulty handling a few thousand migrants? as a border mayor, do you sit back and laugh considering what you have had to deal with for years, new york city can't handle a couple thousand? >> it really is surprising considering the amount of money that that area has, they are not able to take care of the few that has been sent in their direction, i'm shocked, i really am shocked. >> todd: this move by republican governors to put democrats on the line to come up with an answer is exposing in fighting within the democratic party, here is aoc ripping plan for migrant saying "i think we can get to a place with a better solution here. mayor riggs, isn't the solution to come out and attack the biden administration

will:ny city eric adams declaring a state of emergency as 17,000 migrants bussed to the big apple in and the democrat pleading with president bide ton take action as the city is set to spend $1 billion this year. here to react is new york representative nicole malliotakis. congresswoman, great to have you on the program. i'm curious, when you hear mayor adams and his tone rhetoric and the words he's using, do you hear a lack oval window self-awareness or hypocrisy or a leader beginning to see the light? >> well, i think he's beginning to see the light because this is absolutely unsustainable and it is placing a tremendous burden on the people of new york city. $1 billion at a time when new yorkers can't afford to keep their own roofs over their head and struggling to pay for food with this high inflation. but the mayor is also hypocritical because he refuses to address new york city's sanctuary status predominantly the part that prohibits nyp from even cooperating with deportation if a individual commits a crime here in new york city. but in the whole speech he never called for presi

more migrant buses arriving today and making ther more than 17,000 ill migrants arriving in the big applend tens of thousands more across the country and not even including the ten times that number that have made their way into this country and planned out all over the country courtesy of the president of the united states working in conjunction with ice. be that as it may, it is the crisis very much that adams is relaying but not much progress here and anyone doing anything to alleviate that. griff jenkins at eagle pass with more. griff. >> reporter: good morning, neil. and mayor adams is continuing to get the buses from texas governor greg abbott because abbott's border towns like eagle pass where i am in the del rio sector are continuing to be overwhelmed in an unprecedented way. neil, in the one week i've been here, there's been more than 10,700 migrant encounters. in the last 24 hours, there was 1,583. now, yesterday governor abbott was touting what his texas dps operation lone star has been doing, here is a bit of what to give you a sense of. he says since it began last year in apr

>> todd: new york congresswoman aoc is working with mayor adams to welcome more migrants to the big apple do not have the capacity right now to pay and continue to pay and fund medicare and social security and continue to grow and create jobs without immigrants. >> todd: the congresswoman ush approximated back on mayor adams when he planned on housing them in her district. the mayor caved and redirected that site elsewhere. the same town hall, got an earful from activists who called her a hypocrite for providing more funds for ukraine. >> why are you playing with the lives of -- you have done nothing. i believed in you. you became the very thing you sought to fight against. why not right now? >> because you are being rude. >> todd: critics on twitter react to the heckeling with matt walsh adding one of the most notable things in the video, almost nobody in the audience and this is the biggest -- >> carley: the saudis saying they rebuffed the white house request saying postponing the opec plus decision by a month would have had negative economic consequences. the director of the texas publ

rachel: on the move, latest bus load dropped off in the big apple as blue cities rush to house theirew residents and all eyes on ian as the storm moves through the carolinas, south carolina congressman ralph norman here with the latest. will: devastating impact of hurricane ian leaving florideans picking up the pieces. rachel: families heading back to their homes when more than 1 million residents are still without power and airports in the orlando area theme parks and the orlando area theme parks continue the reopening process. pete: lauren blanchard is on the ground in naples, florida, with more. good morning, lauren. >> good morning, rachel, pete, will. we are here on gulf shore drive in naples, and you can see what kind of devastation they're dealing with and take a look at what's on the ground. it's this thick, slugy mud and imagine many of the first floors of these buildings, it's inside their kitchen, their bedrooms, inside hair home. it's going to be an extensive and costly repair. behind me this is essentially a parking lot and destroyed cars are congressman up and down the

telling "the new york post," waiting for food, clothes, many of the migrants arriving in the big apple unprepared. eric adams now declaring a state of emergency over the few thousand migrants that have been bused to his city. >> we've just learned the man accused of stabbing and killing two people in las vegas is an illegal immigrant who already had a violent crime charge on his rap sheet but was able to avoid a four year sentence after the d.a. failed to bring the case in time. joining me now is shay sanna. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us what happened here. what happened with these previous domestic violence charges in error. because of that era, these two people in vegas are dead. what went wrong? >> i was in the prosecutor assigned to the case at the time. but reviewing what i read about what happened, it appears it wasn't a prosecutorial error. what happened was there was domestic violence charge brought in 2019 which was properly brought out it wasn't prosecuted probably because the defendant didn't show up to court. when he eventually showed up to court

the big apple subway ride comes with a chance of homicide.yrocketed to the highest levels in 25 years returns have taken a sideways number dangerous in directing a movie starring alan baldwin. according to the post, sorry, killing since 2020 are more than all of the murders from 2008 -- 2019 combined. but try explaining that to cnn it isn't cheap. started sarcastically tweeted going home on the violent nyc subways writers paralyzed with fright be part of a cell phone video of a tranquil subway station the sweet stylings of a jazz trumpet player pretty close your eyes you feel like you are in the roaring 20s. just ignore the corpse in the corner. which is what the white house staffers do around show. but he is so close he thanks a jazz trumpet player mixes subway attractive. even i want to murder a jazz trumpet player. so this dolt who calls himself a journalist takes one trip and does not witness a murder. that's proof of safety. that is like going outside at night and thinking wow the sun must be broken. it is like visiting tijuana on the do

support and long-term plan for 20,000 will have arrived in the big apple.l in midtown will be a starting off point for many. >> we want to make sure that we continue to house those who need housing. >> this hotel in midtown will soon be opening its doors to welcoming and offer support for asylum-seekers. and more than 200 families would be placed at the four-star hotel, offered a variety of legal and social services. some children are finding success, others are struggling with migrant children who do not speak english, finding themselves in classrooms where there's no spanish-speaking teachers. they are looking for emergency shelters that they have to place them in. this is the humanitarian relief center is being used to hold 500 single adults. and more relief centers are expected to open in the coming weeks with the increasing buses, meant to serve as an initial touch touch point for news newc. trace: this is the most expensive of the structure project build in the united states, but it could leave the taxpayers holding the hefty ticket. on a train to now

about that but she had to focus on business at hand out west in cupertino call, california with, the big apple numbers out there, amazon out today. we need some sort of good news on the tech front. maybe, maybe these guys provide it. what are you hearing? reporter: consumer indicator, the mcrib, 1000-dollar iphones. that is what we're expecting later on today for these apple results. what indication do they give us on discretionary spending from the consumer. how many iphones go from 600 to $1000 are consumers willing to buy? how well the supply chain, strong dollar impact with higher rates, how much is that cutting into the bottom line. this is being called a seminal report card by wall street analysts on apple, the world's biggest company. can they with stand the economic slowdown we're seeing around the rest of the world. we have one week of iphone 14 sales in this report card. guidance will be key heading into the all-important holiday shopping period where apple sells the most iphones in a three-month period of the year. also the product mix. if we can bring up this graphic for you how mu

this is as new york state supreme court, ruled a vaccine mandate for public employees for for the big apple was quote, "arbitrary and capricious," the judges taking the sanitation worker that were fired. the mandate must be rehired and receive d. an appeal has already been filed. the ruling, we have learned through the course of the pandemic that the vaccine against covid-19 is not absolute. president biden has said the pandemic is over. uh-huh. as for the employees who was let go, a total of 430 workers in the new york of city lost their jobs for failing to comply of covid-19 vaccine mandate. 36 of whom worked for the new york department. trace, i noticed that rochelle walensky tested positive for covid-19 after a month after getting the booster. >> it does not stop from me getting it or spreading it. kevin cork, thank you. >>> a letter comes from president biden, urging him to end the war. now, they say the letter was sent by a mistake. let's bring in michael allen, it is great to have you. 30 progressives signed that letter over the summer time and i want to read part of it. quoting here

it just illustrates how random it violent the subways have become in the big apple. mayor eric adams deflecting the blame for it on to the victims. >> i think that you were right about not having your ipods in , not focusing on the phone. i do the same. we put out a video and information telling people about being aware of what is around them. i encourage new yorkers to do that. >> okay just announcing a plan to boost cops and surveillance on the subways. it is hard to fight a crime surge without cops. finding a record 5000 police officers on pace to retire this year. the most sense 9/11. if we just would not be so distracted we may see people coming that would push us onto the tracks or attack us. this is the same mayor that said last week that its media coverage that is sensationalizing crime and it really is not as bad as people think it is. >> it is quite the opposite. i am very tight with the nypd. we do not cover half of it because the crime that we report on, subway crimes that are up, you don't hear about half of it. we hear about may be a stabbing or assault

the big apple subway ride comes with a chance at homicide.keted to the highest levels in 25 years, turns out taking the subway is now more dangerous than directing a movie starring alec baldwin. according to the post, sorry. killings since 2020 or more than all the murders from 2008 to 2019 combined. but try explaining that to cnn, harold lewis sarcastically tweeted going home on the violent nyc subways, rioters paralyzed with fright and he. paired it with a cell phone video of a tranquil subway station in the suite stylings have a jazz trump player. close your eyes, you feel like you are in the roi roaring '20s, just ignore the crooks in the corner, that's what the white house staffers do around joe, but so clueless that he thinks a jazz trump player makes the subway attractive. even i want to murder a jazz trump player. so this dolt who calls himself a journalist takes one trip and does not witness a murder, so that is proof of safety, that's like going outside at night and thinking, wow, the son must be broken. it's like visiting tijuana o

sources say the family of lieutenant pleading him to take a city back as crime spirals in the big apple. stabbed to death in queens after an unprovoked attack in her lunch break. a mourner said -- you know what to do. >> todd: law enforcement advocates are sounding off after the mayor of austin, texas, fall asleep during a funeral for a fallen police officer. slamming the mayor saying "it's very disheartening to have the mayor of the city of boston who is one of the ones who spearheaded the defunding of the boston police department by a third, shows the utmost respect and contempt." they are apologizing saying, i want to express my deepest families. officer martin died ten days ago and will be honored as a hero. this moment should be about him and his family. all comes as a recent survey highlights only 20% of austin police officers feel the department is well managed in efforts to defund it. senator john kennedy says that this is why so many officers are leaving the force. >> many of my democrat colleagues, particular mayors of major cities, but also this white house, they started this

the complex getting a lot of criticism including from homeless people living in the big apple. one homeless brooklyn native telling the post "they got askee smell is awful on every floor. the bathrooms are terrible. there are flies in the bathroom. the tenths look five times better. in contrast, some beds are fresh out of the package. new york mayor adams continues to deny he's favoring migrants over the community. but of course he is because he is in a battle with governor greg abbott is saying is inhumane for busing migrants to new york city. he is rolling out the red carpet to them to the detriment of taxpayers but he doesn't care because he's trying to score political points. governor abbott has sent 2,000 migrants to new york city. the mayor of el paso has sent about 11,000. but he's not getting criticism. why question mike is he's a democrat. think about those that provide a perverse incentive to those arriving illegally once they know it's basically an all expense paid life. why would you make that journey? this is a ridiculously perverse incentive. why are we treating s

alexis mcadams has the latest from the big apple. hi, alexis. >> crime in new york city and specifically here into this last number that we got from nypd is up more than 31% over the past 5 years. so that includes murder, rape and robbery and crime is top priority for voters across the country and here in new york. take a look here. in latest college poll, democratic governor kathy hochul is leading lee zeldin done by 1g likely voters that lead narrows to just 8 percentage points. there was a drive-by shooting right in front of house in long island. his daughters were inside but they were not hurt. today on sunday morning futures lee zeldin done said if he's elected he's going to declare a statewide crime crisis, listen. >> people want to save the state, they want to save the new york city and they're tired having to wake up every morning and read all of the headlines of a rising crime in their own neighborhood. place where is they used to feel safe. >> head lines like this, yesterday nypd arresting kiandre for murder, shot and kille

>> the big apple. more like the big trappel. go red sox, beantown more like little wean town.o yankees. >> we're red hot for the red sox. we're yahoo for the yankees. >> new york is full of rejects and rats. go red sox! boston is full of losers and lobsters. go yankees. [ bleep ]. >> go yankees! >> we [ bleep ] the yankees. >> new york yankees, they are the best. best team out there. >> is that a new york accent? >> i'm trying. >> how important is loyalty to you guys? >> it means everything. >> yeah. >> i love boston so much, new england clam chowder runs in my veins. >> i love boston so much, new england clam chowder for the living. >> hit it, [ bleep ]. >> i'm from boston. we love new england clam chowder. >> wait, wait, wait. new england clam chowder. >> eat food like a baby. >> i love boston so much, new england clam chowder runs in my veins. >> i love the yankees so much -- >> i got to say that too? the yankees? >> try it. yeah. i love the new york yankees so much, manhattan clam chowder runs in my veins. >> i love the new york yankees so much manhattan clam chowder runs

press conference to announce the arrest of a suspect that was caught trafficking the bills in to the big applebig yellow lego box. officials with the dea urgently warning the public about the brightly colored pills known as rainbow fentanyl. some of which were printed with the letter m and the number 30 to resemble prescription pills. >> this is deliberate, calculated. it's treacherous deception to market rainbow fentanyl like candy. this is every parent's worst nightmare, especially in the month of october as halloween fast approaches. >> new york city special narcotics prosecutor bridget brennan says using happy colors to make a deadly drug seem fun and harmless is a low for the mexican cartels saying this is a straight up marketing strategy for a younger client base to increase profit and one that needs to be stopped. >> this is the cartel's way of attracting new customers of gaining new customer base, new markets and increasing what we call increasing addiction. by increasing addiction, they can increase their profit margin. >> this bust is part of the around the clock operation of new yor

so far 30 buss have arrived in the big apple this week alone, chris, as border patrol agents in texasegal migrants hidden inside a grain hopper railcar earlier this week. agents said that the migrant were trapped inside, no way to escape. it's amazing to me that we are not hearing more from the biden administration and the democrats of this death and destruction of these migrants, this dangerous track has people drowning, suffocating and yet we don't hear any word about it, alejandro mayorkas keeps on saying the border is secure as we are morons. >> thank god they were found. half of the people that they are trying to supposedly give a better life. they don't care. they will let people die. it matters very little to them and in the process they are making billions, billions of dollars running america's border while the americans try to deny it. the american people will answer that and we will see in elections, southern texas where democrats have hope for and the gop is going to win based on the issue allen. maria: chad wolf former dhs secretary told us that in 2021 the dangerous carte

government to assist the city in responding to the growing number of asylum seekers arriving in the big appleyor eric adams specifically calling on the federal government to assist in at least two ways. one, provide funding as the mayor fears that the city will have spent roughly $1 billion in handling this crisis. and also in providing expedited work authorization for these asylum seekers that have arrived in new york city, with over half a dozen buses arriving every day. the mayor says that they are coming in at a number that is simply not sustainable. mayor adams saying while the city's compassion is limitless when it comes to receiver asylum seekers, that the resources are not. over 17,000 asylum seekers as of friday have arrived in new york city. the issue is many are yet to receive their work authorization from the federal government, due largely in part to a massive backlog of applications. that's why many of these migrants are now choosing to travel to the state of florida to assist in post-hurricane ian cleanup and recovery. and that is certainly something that asylum advocates in ne

democrat governor kathy hochul is now proposing a plan to try to crack down on subway crime in the big apple for this comes as polls show her once commanding lead over republican challenger congressman lee is alden, that has largely evaporated. alexis mcadams live with more on that, high alexis requests hi eric the video just showed we were set this up is unbelievable show that man being pushed right onto the subway tracks for just talk to him he said he is okay but badly injured. the latest poll shows governor hochul's leading selden right now but only four points. and as that gap closest crime could be the deciding factor in the new york governor's race because of videos like this which have so many people on edge. look there, you can see this man in the yellow swatch at their sizing people up into the mound of the blue duffel bag he runs out and pushes him right onto the subway tracks. one of several recent rather random attacks. now, just two weeks ahead of the election kathy hochul is trying to assure rotors she is taking their concerns seriously. hogle and mayor eric adams unveiled the

. >> jesse: less than three weeks ago new york city mayor eric adams still believed the big apple wasy. >> just over a year ago you tweeted, quote: new york city will remain sanctuary city under an adams administration. what is your message to migrants arrive in u.s. should they still come to new york city? >> well, i think that they should come to any place in the country that they desire their pursuit of the american dream. >> jesse: not anymore. adams has now declared a state of emergency over joe biden's migrant crisis. he went from sanctuary to state of emergency in less than three weeks. and now he is angry and he is just as angry as you are. >> new yorkers are angry. i am angry, too. we have not asked for this. there was never any agreement to take on the job of supporting thousands of asylum seekers. this responsibility was simply handed to us without warning as buses began showing up. >> jesse: texas didn't ask for this either, mr. mayor. but he doesn't care about the people of texas because he thinks texans aren't as good as new yorkers. i thought democrats believed in equal

this as new study from the national bureau of economic research shows the big apple, those office buildings could decline by $50 billion overall since nearly 54% of the city's workforce continues to work from home. well, the national institute of infectious diseases which is still being run by dr. fauci reportedly granting another $650,000 in taxpayer dollars to an organization that's run by controversial british researcher peter dasik, reportedly organized 2020 statement signed by 27 scientists, you may remember they dismissed the lab leak theory. they instead called conspiracy at the time while republicans are demanding that they testify before congress and those are some of your headlines from here, back over to you. maria: so the scientist who tried to squash the wuhan lab leak is now being rewarded with more money? cheryl: from the agency run by fauci, yeah. maria: exactly. gasoline prices are on t rise ahead of midterm elections. grady, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, experts have been warning for a while now that supply is so tight any minor disruption could have major

he says what happened in virginia is about to repeat itself in the big apple.rom likely democrat to lean democrat in recent weeks. >> john: after recent reports and kids test scores plummeting after pandemic shutdowns, the teachers' union boss who pushed hard to keep the classrooms closed says don't blame her. critics accuse her of trying to rewrite history and appears she is at it again with her latest tweet. claiming that students suffered whether or not their schools stayed open tweeting "the bottom line is, everyone suffered in the pandemic. because of the pandemic the disruption was everywhere, and bad regardless whether schools were remote or in-person. we are focused on the urgent need to help kids recover and thrive." no question the teachers' unions fought to keep the schools closed until they felt the teachers could be safe. >> gillian: and a follow-up yes to randi would be how is the school system going to help kids now set back as much as two years in math, science and reading, recover? there's no recovery from that. >> john: that is a big question.

let's have a look at big tech the damage is absolutely awful. applehey reported before the bell today. >> yup. stuart: they are up the stock is up 3%. what's the story? >> it also tells why some companies are trading higher today as well so great results from pepsi, and this means that companies that can continue to raise prices in line with inflation and keep their sales growth, you're getting rewarded in this market. sales jumping 9% and that's despite the fact that volume sales dropped in frito lay so people are more health conscience not buying chips, still drinking pepsi and this tells you that pepsi, despite the fact that you have volume sales declining they are charging more and that means consumers continue to buy, so they raise their forecast for this year, in a high inflationary environment. pepsi says the consumer is very healthy in their view, and oh, by the way this adds to lvmh's results yesterday because that really woke up wall street. did you see that? high end luxury retailer, they said sales were accelerating and recovering in asia,

they put heated sidewalks in at the big apple and it ices over and people get injured. >> how much do think these heated sidewalks and roads are going to cross? >> i'm sure a fortune. >> $20 million. >> yeah. that's a lot of money. >> we could rebuild this whole city with that money. >> 20 million? wow. >> why do you think they are doing it? >> you know, from my 32 years of experience, this is what i think, you know, some of that money is going into some of their pockets. >> was it a community decision. >> no. i don't think it was a community decision. >> would you say heated sidewalks have been high on your priority list? >> no. no, they haven't, actually. >> no. >> no. that's probably the last thing i think about. >> it's truly a waste of money. >> honestly, feels a little embarrassing and we got all that money and that's what we are putting it toward. >> if you were the mayor and joe biden gave you $20 million, what would you do with it here. >> i would fix up all the abandoned houses, make more treatment centers and drug rehabs. >> is there a huge drug problem here. >> huge proble

: a fox news alert, new york city to open its first migrant tent shelter on rikers island as the big appleouthern border. >> the history of this country has always been tied to welcoming those who are fleeing harm. i believe we will always respond as new yorkers to make sure whoever comes here, we want to do our job. >> carley: at the migrants at the facility will have access to lounge areas with massive tvs, video game consoles. listen to health and city officials handle the meal plan. >> it is appropriate and south american fare. the menu rotates on a regular basis. >> carley: migrants will also have access to laundry services, but the special treatment has many on social media crying foul. one user replying to the mayor's post, why wasn't this done for homeless americans and veterans of our wonderful country? another demanding, "open up christie mansion for the spirit of the country, i'm sure there is some room for some migrants." great point there. >> todd: el paso's mayor steve standing his ground after they begged him not to declare a migrant emergency. the mayor saying, "i don't tak

we have fox team coverage with david lee miller at the big apple and let's start with griff jenkins in eagle pass, texas. griff to you. griff: hey, molly, good afternoon, and vice president harris would have been here in eagle pass she would have witnessed, take a look at the images, guatemalan man illegally in the country smuggling four migrants in a dodge charger late overnight. troopers pursuing car over 100 miles an hour, he crashed into the ditch and no one were injured and four migrants were rescued. we also can show you a little bit of footage from the migrants coming across and i want to show you one video we shot this morning, molly, you can see migrants literally running on the mexican side of the rio grande from the mexican officials, then calmly crossing and walking into the custody of the border patrol. that is something i normally have never seen out here. migrants running from the mexican officials and calmly going into border patrol custody meanwhile as you mentioned vice president harris decided to go to austin instead did not come to the border, in fact, in her remark