back to the stone age, that is fred flintstone for those of you that are young at home, with bill de blasio's face on it, with "inefficient steel and glass skyscrapers," because they're bad for the environment. so what exactly does bill de blasio want to build with? i guess we can't use trees because that would pillage the forest. to do democrats not understand that these materials they want to band, along with oil and gas, fossil fuels, it is the lifeblod of our economy and every economy around the globe, it drives wages and opportunities. for people in this country, it is why we are putting this big new green new deal disaster on trial. because democrats want to roll back all of the success of the trump agenda. are you better off than you were to end a half years ago? if the answer is obviously yes, like for example, we are now energy independent in america for the first time in 75 years. not relying on countries that hate our guts for the lifeblood

[reporter comment] [laughter] >> tammy: now, bill de blasio has flip-flopped. he was enjoying that dog, though, didn't he? about hot dogs are evil now. mayor has put his name on the new york version of the green new deal and as part of that policy new york will aim to remove processed meats, including hot dogs, from all city property including hospitals and schools. melissa francis, cohost of "the bell," she joins us now. what the heck is going on? >> on fox news channel, don't forget. but there is a war on hot dogs. mayor bill de blasio has loved his last hot dog and he feels like we don't need them any longer. it is always a money grab, that is what you have to understand. this is part of, as you said, the green new deal. we are going to do away from processed meats, because you've heard about cows and animals, they are a little bit gassy, so we've got to get rid of them. this is part of his plans to take away buildings with lots of windows, no one is going to drive, and we are going to get rid of plastic and paper bags in spots. but if you look closely, thes

plus, bill de blasio has declared war on hot dogs.ust ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tammy: all right, tucker is back for the next segment. lauren blanchard made her bid to join the "final exam" hall of fame. here isur what happened. ♪ >> tucker: it's time now for "final exam," where the news professionals compete with one another for a chance to be crownedr the news knowledge champion. for ten straight weeks, fox correspondent lauren blanchard has faced ten separate w opponents. she has crushed them all. they've all been buried by blanchard. tonight she wants to break the standing all-time win record set byby shannon bream by winning hr 11th match in a row. if she does, she will join bream on our hall ofa fame wall. her opponent, in this 11th and final match, kathryn, who we brought in just for tonight's showdown. >> i would like to extend a congratulations. >> tucker: [laughs] let's just jump right into this. i will repeat the rules because we always do. hands on buzzers, i ask the questions. the first one to buzz in has to answer. you have to wai

. >> new york mayor bill de blasio has ordered people in parts of brooklyn to get vaccinations as a measlesbreak is spreading. >> children are in danger. >> attorney general barr testifying on capitol hill. >> facing more questions about the mueller report. >> within a week, i will be in a position to release the report to the public. >> glor: more pleas to recall a baby sleeper linked to dozens of infant deaths. >> it turned out to be our worst nightmare. my heart's just broken that he's gone. lori loughlin and others accused in the college admissions cheating scandal. >> the little fish are being whittled out. the bigger fish remain and they're in more trouble with each passing day. >> glor: and... >> i'm going to get you! >> glor: ...roman dinkel, the little inspiration who shows no signs of slowing down. good evening. i'm jeff glor and this is our western edition. we're going to begin here tonight with the nation's measles outbreak. it is already the largest in five years and is set to be the worst since measles was declared decimated in 2000. an outbreak in new york city led the mayor

bill de blasio has warned residents to get vaccinated or pay fines.

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>> i like that lucky 21. >> mayor bill de blasio set down with nbc and talked a little 2020.l not definitely win at this point. donald trump actually can win. >> to keep that from happening he wants them to focus on the green new deal, a concept introduced by fellow new yorker congresswoman "not today satan" in turn to the green apple, big plans, we will band the classic skyscrapers which are incredibly inefficient. if someone wants to build those things, make it inner-city affection, in the past. in announcing his own green new deal and says he will construct a bill to target those skyscrapers. they have no place in our city or earth anymore. if a company wants to build a big skyscraper, they can use a lot of glass if they do all the other things needed to reduce the emissions. >> speaking of the admissions, criticized for traveling 11 miles in a gym to the suv. >> what environmentally responsible are you setting they are? this is part of my life and i come from that neighborhood in -- and i go there a regular basis to stay connected to where i come from and not be in the bi

bill de blasio says residents who don't get vaccinated will be fined.aking the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with french daily le figaro which leads with the continuing brexit story. a new report, it asks, to do what? the million—dollar question. two days away from the brexit deadline, the uk prime minister, says the paper, will ask for a postponement of the divorce. and the british daily telegraph also features the story prominently. the paper says european leaders have warned theresa may that her proposal for short extension until the end ofjune is too much of a risk, following weeks of parliamentary chaos in the uk. the us version of the financial times now. and the story of increased investment in saudi bonds, despite, as they say, last year's outrage over the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi and the boycott by several business leaders of last october's conference in riyadh dubbed ‘davos in the desert‘. the new york times is next with a report about a fungus which, it says, preys on people with weakened immune systems, and i

that these are created because when people celebrate new york, they celebrate the skyline and bill de blasions of money from developers. this is going nowhere. this is absolutely empty talk. it doesn't even make any sense to me. sorry. i don't believe it. >> he passed a bill, though, he passed a bill enforcing strict new standards on large buildings. >> but we're going to have glass and steel skyscrapers that are better for the environment. whatever. >> you can't fly planes with windmills and you can't build skyscrapers with wood and legos. >> all the regulations do is make it more expensive for new construction, widening the income inequality and making it more difficult for to live and work and live their lives. >> that's true. david: while it is not retroactive they want to retrofit the current glass and steel structures that exist if you don't do it there are million dollars fines. he didn't mention whether it was million dollars a day or not. >> driving people out of new york. david: more of the amazon business. thank you for joining us. we will see you back here next time. ♪ liz: i'm e

take for example here in new york city, mayor bill de blasio unveiling a new proposal that would banght climate change. >> we are actually making the green new deal, live here in new york city because we're going to ban the classic glass and steel skyscrapers which are incredibly inefficient rate of some also build one, they can take steps to make it energy-efficient but we're not going to lie what we used to see in the past. >> dana: i get it, in terms of energy production, but how are you gonna build a skyscraper without steel? "the new york post" cover made me laugh out loud. the stone age. i still say laugh out loud. greg, come on, help me. >> greg: you could've saved time, saying lol. >> dana: it's the same. >> greg: he is an idiot. we know that. he takes an entire motorcade every day from the upper eastside to brooklyn to the gym. everyday he does this. his defense of this practice is that he has enacted energy policies citywide that allows him to abuse his own beliefs. i am forcing you, the new york citizen, to sacrifice so i don't have to. imagine a personal trainer who wakes

people of new york city who in a quinnipiac poll said by 76% that they do not want their mayor bill de blasiobill de blasio out of the city for 2 years, nonetheless new yorkers refer that that's he stay home, try to fix the potholes, try to fix the public housing in the city, look, he hasn't listened to the voters up to this point and i suspect he won't listen to them on this. he's surely getting in. paul: if he stayed, what do you think about the potholes r they going to get fixed? [laughter] paul: that's a good answer, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us, that's it for today's show, thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for maria bartiromo is next.re next have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining me. coming up, the ceo and chairman of southern company, tom fanning, is with us this weekend. later, my one on one with nato secretary-general jens

people of new york city who in a quinnipiac poll said by 76% that they do not want their mayor bill de blasiolot of new yorkers who like to get bill de blasio out of the city for 2 years, nonetheless new yorkers refer that that's he stay home, try to fix the potholes, try to fix the public housing in the city, look, he hasn't listened to the voters up to this point and i suspect he won't listen to them on this. he's surely getting in. paul: if he stayed, what do you think about the potholes r they going to get fixed? [laughter] paul: that's a good answer, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us, that's it for today's show, thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next >> lawmakers on capitol hill hill gear up to question attorney general barr, testifying before two congressional panels this week starting on tuesday this as the justice department officials say they do hope mueller report in coming few days, hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel neville. demanding full report be rel

cheryl: still ahead, new york city mayor bill de blasio backing the green new deal. taking an suv to the gym? >> what responsible example are you setting there, taking this drive in a car. >> let's be clear, this is just part of my life. cheryl: more on the green new deal hypocrisy, coming up. and how much plant based bacon is looking to be taken home in a new ipo. keep it right here. so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24/7. ♪ every little thing that you say or do. ♪ i'm hanging up on you. lauren: samsung, they're putting their galaxy fold on hold because consumers are worried about more than the $2,000 price tag. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story. what is going on with this phone? tracee: this is a major issue. it started last week after

people of new york city who in a quinnipiac poll said by 76% that they do not want their mayor bill de blasioyorkers who like to get bill de blasio out of the city for 2 years, nonetheless new yorkers refer that that's he stay home, try to fix the potholes, try to fix the public housing in the city, look, he hasn't listened to the voters up to this point and i suspect he won't listen to them on this. he's surely getting in. paul: if he stayed, what do you think about the potholes r they going to get fixed? [laughter] paul: that's a good answer, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us, that's it for today's show, thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪ ♪ arthel: president trump delivering a rousing speech before receptive crowd in las vegas this afternoon as he addressed the republican jewish coalition during its annual meeting. hello, everyone, welcome to a brand-new hour inside of america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric sean. including the booming economy, trade, the continuing crisis at southe

people of new york city who in a quinnipiac poll said by 76% that they do not want their mayor bill de blasio for 2 years, nonetheless new yorkers refer that that's he stay home, try to fix the potholes, try to fix the public housing in the city, look, he hasn't listened to the voters up to this point and i suspect he won't listen to them on this. he's surely getting in. paul: if he stayed, what do you think about the potholes r they going to get fixed? [laughter] paul: that's a good answer, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us, that's it for today's show, thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next [ country-rock music plays ] >> deep in the swamps of central florida... [ alligator growls ] >> we have a couple thousand alligators... [ alligator growls, hisses ] ...a couple hundred crocodiles. >> ...lurks one strange inheritance. >> my idea all along was that i could build something that i could pass down to my family. >> that was always in the back of your mind? >> always in the back of my mind. >> can we name this one jamie?

the mayor bill de blasio extended a continuing public health emergency declaration ordering people in tern areas to get themselves vaccinated. >> we cannot allow this dangerous disease to make a comeback in new york city. we have to stop it now. >> people against the vaccination order filed a lawsuit and challenging the emergency declaration but so far a judge has thrown out the lawsuit. >>> california health officials say a baby in operation county has die from the whooping cough. whooping cough is highly contagious and can be spread through coughing and sneezing. health officials are recommending that pregnant women get the vaccine in light of the baby's death. >>> crude oil prices have been going up for several weeks and there are concerns about worldwide production cuts and in california seven out of ten refineries have reduced their output because of repairs and other work. this and more on the political show "the issue is." >> the cost of living is the issue in california. it starts with housing, child care and the issues associated with paying at the pump. california is looking

mayor bill de blasio said people in affected areas will face fines of up to $1000 if they fail to get vaccinated or vaccinate their children. he also said schools in certain areas that permitted attendance by un-vaccinated students could be fined or temporarily closed. the epicenter of the outbreak is in williamsburg, brooklyn, where vaccination rates among orthodox jews are particularly low. 285 cases have been confirmed in new york city since the fall. this is new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing the new measures tuesday. >> the only way to stop this outbreak is too ensure that thoe two have not been vaccinated get the vaccine. it is crucial for people to understand the measles vaccine rks. it is safe. it is effective. it is time tested. amy: the centers for disease control reported 465 cases of measles so far this year -- the second-highest number since it wawas declarared eliminated in . buzzfeed news is reporting house republicans are warning drug companies against complying with a house investigation into drug prices. in a letter sent to ceo's of major drug companies, r

. >> new york mayor bill de blasio has ordered people in parts of brooklyn to get vaccinations as a measlesbreak is spreading. >> children are in danger. >> attorney general barr testifying on capitol hill. >> facing more questions about the mueller report. >> within a week, i will be in a position to release the report to the public. >> glor: more pleas to recall a baby sleeper linked to dozens of infant deaths. >> it turned out to be our worst nightmare. my heart's just broken that he's gone. lori loughlin and others accused in the college admissions cheating scandal.

congressman, what do you say to mayor bill de blasio in new york?s so much to say but the first one is show me the statute that makes this illegal. he can't show you a single legal precedent to support his claim, and you know the hypocrisy here is just unbelievable to me. it's people like de blasio that have sued this administration so that mexico can't keep asylum applicants in mexico any longer. we can't hold these people, places like phoenix are being overrun by these folks. where does de blasio want them to go? apparently anywhere but his sanctuary city. stuart: basically, you have a sanctuary city, you are a sanctuary state, it's an invitation. come on here, and we will protect you. you're safe. so all of a sudden, the president wants to send them there, oh, no, you can't come. it's illegal. it really doesn't follow. i wonder if you would give us, though, an update on the border. i know you just toured it. the last time you were on, we were talking about phoenix being overrun, for example, and tent cities all over the place. what's the latest?

bill de blasio has warned residents to get vaccinated or pay fines. nearly 300 cases have been reported since october. you are up—to—date with the headlines. now on bbc news, stephen sackur is in florida with hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. this year marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most remarkable feats of exploration in the history of humankind. the apollo 11 mission which landed man on the moon. i'm in florida to meet one of the crewmembers. while neil armstrong and buzz aldrin were setting foot on the moon ‘s surface, michael collins was polishing the command module which got them all home. 50 years on, how does he reflect on the significant of that extraordinary mission? michael collins, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the historic apollo 11 mission which you were a key pa rt apollo 11 mission which you were a key part of. it means the spotlight is back on that mission and back on you. how do you feel about that? there were three of us on that flight. neil there were three of us on that flig

the mayor of new york, bill de blasio, has declared a public emergency in part of the city, and ordered said the order applied to everyone living in part of north—west brooklyn, an area with a high ultra—orthodox jewish population, where many people oppose vaccination on religious grounds. he said there had been almost 300 cases of measles, a potentially fatal disease, in the city since october, the city's largest outbreak for nearly thirty years. dr oxiris barbot is the new york health commissioner. how serious is a situation is this? the reality is, as you've noted, we have not seen this number of cases since 1991. we take this very seriously because of the potential health consequences to unvaccinated new yorkers. today we issued a public health emergency that requires people in those areas to be vaccinated. and as far as you are aware, is this people objecting on religious grounds or as part of this ona religious grounds or as part of this on a social media carried anti— vaccination campaign? there are a number of different factors playing into this, we are very concerned that the a

bill de blasio said the order applied to everyone living in part of north—west brooklyn — an area withny people oppose vaccination on religious grounds. it follows other recent outbreaks in new york state, washington, california, texas and illinois. caroline rigby reports. this, a gotta the mayor of new york is the epicentre of the largest measles art rake in the city since 1991. a highly contagious and potentially fatal disease which had eradicated from the us two decades ago. the area is home to a high ultraorthodox jewish ago. the area is home to a high ultraorthodoxjewish population, many of whom oppose immunisation on religious grounds. that's combined with lingering fears over the safety of vaccines bred by the so—called anti— vaccine movement hazard officials in new york to take drastic action. today we are declaring a public health of agency effective immediately. the only way to stop this up wake is to ensure —— outbreak. to ensure those who get the vaccine. it's important people to understand that the vaccine works. it is safe, it is effective, it is time—tested. works. it is

. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio's emergency declaration was to stop the disease from spreading. >> children are in danger. we have to take this seriously. >> reporter: the orthodox jewish section is ground zero, where some 250 measles cases have been confirmed in the last 9 months. the order requires residents older than six months to get vaccinated or risk a fine. and religious schools must bar unvaccinated children or face shutdown. the city plablames this school letting unvaccinated children into the classroom. this also means a disagreement of the outbreak in this community is continuing, too. this woman has five children. none were vaccinated and all had measles. >> i cannot agree to a systemic way to alter the immune system. >> you have to trust the health department. >> reporter: one man with measles traveled from brooklyn to michigan, which has reported 41 cases statewide. nationwide, there's been 78 new cases in the last week alone. this is new york city's health mmissioner. >> the importance here is to maximize the number of individuals that are being vaccinated against

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that's why health officials think that community is being hit the hardest and new york city mayor bill de blasio said there are almost three hundred cases of measles in brooklyn alone and he said in normal years the entire city maybe sees one or two cases a year we don't take any of these steps lightly they're it's not unusual action for us to take but it is entirely related to both the danger of losing use and how highly contagious it is this is a disease that can spread just in a few hours once someone is infected it can spread and be visible very very quickly . and the results can be devastating now measles has been eliminated from the u.s. since about two thousand but health officials believe travelers brought it back to the u.s. after trips to israel now rockland county new york which is about an hour north of new york city is also experiencing a measles outbreak in the orthodox jewish community there were more than one hundred fifty cases have been reported in new york city says it's now prepared to shut down any schools violating the ban on unvaccinated students. thought to be a putin as

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states new york city has declared a public health emergency over an outbreak of measles mayor bill de blasio says all people in the affected areas must be vaccinated or face fines of up to one thousand dollars have been two hundred eighty five confirmed cases since october compared to only two in the whole of twenty seventeen the outbreak has been mainly confined to the orthodox jewish community in brooklyn. colombia's congress has voted overwhelmingly against president even proposals that threaten to undermine the twenty. with rebels. report from bogota. with a resounding defeat for a government keen on changing the country's hard fought peace deal with fire grabbled president wanted changes to a special tribunal tasked with trying former rebels and military officials for war crimes the for the opposition it was an attempt to change a deal already approved by congress and sanctioned by the country's constitutional court i must be i don't get that opportunist today we made clear that the changes will not prosper and that the government a plea challenge to a constitutional court sentence and

. >> mayor bill de blasio has ordered flags in new york to be lowered to half-staff yesterday. slutman leaves behind a wife and three daughters. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. whenever we read these stories, i'm always mindful there's a family and people that love these people behind the scenes. it is always tough to see pictures like that. >> the service and sacrifice for our men and women who serve always. >>> a public health emergency is in effect in new york city this morning in response to the rapidly growing measles outbreak. according to the cdc there have now been 465 measles cases in the u.s. this year across 19 states. that is the second highest number of cases since measles was declared eliminated in 2000. the areas can spread when groups of people are unvaccinated. we're in brooklyn where measle cases are popping up in ultra orthodox jewish communities. good morning. >> good morning. a couple weeks ago there were only a handful of cases in all of new york city and now there are 250 the past several months including five sent to intensive care. ne

. >> paul, i'm giving miss to mayor bill de blasio, he wants to band the classic glass and steel sky to save the planet. new york city council passed green new deal to impose enormous fines on existing building, retro fit to make themselves really super green. with all due respect and apology, the cost of living in the city is going up, up, up because politician that is people elect. paul: thank you, dan, this is it for this week's show, thank you for watching i'm paul gigot, we hope to see you right here next week. eric: prayers and support residents of san diego suburb of poway grieving woman that was killed, worshipers were celebrating last day of passover. hello, i'm eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel nfl, 3 other people were hurt in gunfire including rabbi and young girl, police have suspect in custody, 19-year-old man they say has been posting antisemitic rants online, investigating this as possible hate crime. >> the suspect has been widely reported

. >>> in the meantime mary yore bill de blasio announced a public health emergency because of a measles outbreak in brooklyn's williamsburg neighborhood. more than 250 people have gotten measles there since september. the declaration mandates mandatory vaccinations. people who resist could be fine $1,000. to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread, websi websi website, abc7news.com. >>> look at that. a structure fire similar to a detached garage. there was now one at the house when they got there. crews had trouble getting a handle on it because there was a lot of stuff in and around. >> and alt because it was breezy and cooler as well. >> yes. spencer is up on the roof. >> i em blowing in the breeze so to speak. you can see we've got mainly clear skies, a litdsle storm activity. here's a view of the golden gate looking at our peak gust winds. this is the reason. we have off shore pressure. our animations show we're going to have gusty conditions going into the nighttime hours sta starting at 4:00 this afternoon. you'll see winds gusting going into

sho trish: speaking of free stuff, we have a socialist mayor here new york city, bill de blasio he goty, on one hand he is for that green new deal. wait until you hear how he gets to and from his gym. >> i need to ask you live on upper east side in gracie mansion, most days or several day a week, a city suv drives you 11 miles to a gym in brooklyn, as opposedded to one closer to where you reside, what sort of environmentally responsible example are you setting there? >> this part of my life. trish: part of my life. just take an our to gym and back, with an suv. by way a lot of suvs, w we have security with us too. i don't know, over and over and over again, these guys keep getting caught in their open hypocrisy, ben? >> well, hypocrisy of the many of the -- expensive as hell to take an suv in new york, traffic it terrible, they put in drastic traffic restructtions in manhattan and talking about more traffic restrictions, he is crowding it up more. i don't know where he gets idea he is immune to and above the law and common sense, the democrat seem to think they exist on a higher plain

the new york mayor bill de blasio just declared a public health emergency in the nation's largest cityy in brooklyn, and ordered people to get vaccinations as a measle outbreak is spreading. he says the city has disease detectives trying to track down anybody that might have come in contact with the virus. >> it parallel what's a police detective does. if somebody has symptoms, they lock at what they have done, whwho they have been in contact with. as you heard, this spreads so quickly that you literally need to track down every person that someone may have come in contact with. >> shepard: new york is not the only place dealing with the measles outbreak right now. the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta is also reporting outbreaks in washington state, california, michigan and new jersey. bryan llenas reporting live in williamsburg section of brooklyn with more on the new york city emergency. brian? >> shep, there's 285 confirmed measles cases in new york city. 246 are children and most are in the orthodox jewish community where vaccination rates are lower. this is in

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if that happened and they sent 30,000 refugees to midtown manhattan, what do you think bill de blasiois. he would have a political crisis. he can't even handle a snowstorm. [cheering] >> donna: it seems as though the president is trying to throw everything against the walls and see what sticks and this is not going to stick. >> dana: we talked a little bit about this yesterday. he is changing the debate. he hasn't been able to achieve similar things through congress. i don't see why the democrats instead of saying well, we can have that, and now they want an investigation. why don't they just flip the script and save mr. president, sorry, that's never going to happen. sorry you can't achieve anything and you're the worst dealmaker ever and okay. instead they have to make a big deal about it and call for an investigation. >> john: i was going to say if you really care about the folks at the border, do you want them to stay in an overcrowded border town or do you want to sell sem to northern california. they can have a nice meal. >> jesse: i heard the wind in san francisco is really goo

muir for example or teddy roosevelt who protected millions of acres, what would they make of bill de blasio'svironmentalism where you never go outside? >> i think that is where the whole bit about him traveling by suv and everything comes in. i think they would see it as a class thing. in other words, what we have seen in the last 150 years has been the democratization of mobility. the second son of a grand duke to do, like travel wildly and now available to everyone. leonardo dicaprio and al gore think, it is just those guys who do the suvs and the private planes. the rest of us should be standing outside waiting for a bus every 40 minutes on a cold winters morning and instead of using a washer and dryer we should be beating are closed down by the river on the rocks. it is the most explicit expression of the new class politics that modern-day liberalism is imposing on us. >> tucker: it is fascinating. that is why he has hiked the total to come into new york city because the idea is if you don't already live in manhattan, what are you doing here? it is snobbery. >> he says he has to go to his

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city hundreds of measles cases are confirmed in mostly orthodox jewish neighborhoods and mayor bill de blasioemergency declaration ordering people in certain areas to get vaccinated >> we cannot allow this dangerous disease to make a comeback here in new york city. we have to stop it now. >> several parents who refuse to comply with the vaccination order have been fined a thousand dollars. people against the vaccination order filed a lawsuit challenging the emergency declaration. so far a judge has thrown out the lawsuit >>> also happening today, there will be a ground breaking ceremony in san jose for an affordable housing project. the 135 unit building will be on bassett and terrain streets near state highway 37. the project is expected to take about two years to complete. the ground breaking starts at 12:30 this afternoon. the mayor sam lacardo and other city leaders are expected to be there for that. >>> it seems more people are packing up and moving to texas. dallas/fort worth was the most popular population growth city in the u.s. kalamazoo and other expensive states have been moving to

government forces new york city has declared a public health emergency over an outbreak of measles med bill de blasio says all people in affected areas must be vaccinated or face fines of up to one thousand dollars have been two hundred eighty five confirmed cases since october compared with just two cases in two thousand and seventeen the outbreak has been mainly can find two orthodox jewish an orthodox jewish community in brooklyn we cannot allow this dangerous disease to make a comeback here in new york city we have to stop it now. today we are declaring a public health emergency effective immediately and so mandate for vaccines for people living in the affected area department of health will issue violations and fines to people who remain on vaccinated pro-democracy campaign is behind more than two months of mass protest in hong kong and facing up to seven years in jail they've been found guilty of causing public nuisance after hundreds of thousands of people took part in the so-called umbrella movement in two thousand and fourteen sarah clarke has this. the nine pro-democracy ladies lefcourt def

the mayor bill de blasio extended a public health emergency declaration and ordered people in certainas to get vaccinated >> we cannot allow this dangerous disease to make a comeback here in new york city. we have to stop it now >> several parents would not comply with the vaccination order and have been fined a thousand dollars. people against the vast order files a lawsuit challenging the emergency declaration but a judge threw out the lawsuit. >>> california health officials say a baby in orange county die from the whooping cough, the first infant death from the illness this year. it is highly contagious and can be spread through coughing and sneezing. health officials are also especially recommending that pregnant women get second degree in light of the baby's death. >>> our time is 5:37. instagram and facebook warning millions of instagram users your instagram passwords may have been accidentally exposed. last month facebook said the lapse effected tens of thousands of users. now they have upgraded that estimate to millions that may have been exposed. the passwords were accidenta

what new york city mayor bill de blasio is saying, get the vaccine or face a penalty. may be. but safety is the priority of the citizens of the community. we've got to protect our children. we've got to protect those who are vulnerable. and the only way to do that is get your vaccines or stay home. lauren: the virus is worse than the vaccine then. >> absolutely, without a doubt, 100%. lauren: let's pivot, if you don't mind. yesterday there was the third hearing this year, the senate financial committee grillings some of these drug executives once again about the high cost of prescription drugs. are you encouraged by anything that you heard to basically solve this problem, bring down the cost for patients? >> yes, yes, absolutely. and i'm so glad to see these hearings underway. they're long overdue. and it's about time they are being health -- they are being held responsible and accountable for their actions and unnecessarily raising prices on patients for the pursuit of profit. i have patients that are rationing their medications, rationing incherationing insulit last

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speaking of writing, laura, you wrote about mayor bill de blasio who is considering running for president. will he? should he? >> well, he argues he has his own lane to run in. that he manages a city of more than 8.6 million people. no one else who is currently in the race or mulling that has managed an organization that size. whether or not people in new york city thinks he is managing that organization well is another question. the poll came out this week that 3/4 of residents don't think he should run for president. he is not deterred by that. when he first ran for mayor in 2013, he was way behind and nobody thought he could win. he sure did. >> you are winners in my book. >> thank you, alex. >>> the "a" word and why the president can't stop saying it when it comes to his taxes. it when it comes to his taxes needles. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, sw

>> century city mayor bill de blasio breaking rains with his brother and he is threatening to sue president trump if president trump is to send illegal immigrants to sanctuary new york. that is this for us tonight tonight from new york city. >> the devastating fire that tore through iconic notre dame cathedral has been extinguished. official are now in the early stages of investigating how the blaze started. french president an addressed hs nation saying it will be rebuilt. >> i'm telling you this today, with strength, we are people of rebuilders. we have a lot to rebuild. we will rebuild northern game even more beautiful and it will be done within the next five years. we will have allied reports from parents and repairs in a few minutes. president trump's battle from century city's heating up. people at the berkeley campus are tippy to create a sanctuary door. talking details ahead. >> one day after a plea deal from lori loughin and reportedly claiming she did not know pain $500,000 in a phony usc courting scamp with breaking the law. her defense coming up. prime time begins right now. goo