new york city mayor bill de blasio is moving to lock down nine zip codes because of an uptick in coronavirus cases in those zip codes. >> so the plan is to rewind in these nine zip codes, to ensure that nonessential businesses are not open. we will be moving to close schools as well. cheryl: yeah, those zip codes are located in the burroughs of brooklyn and queens where

and eric city, bill de blasio announced today he is closing schools and businesses and 20 neighborhoodsis is absolutely necessary bill de blasio says. of course, it greatly pains in. >> it's time for us to rewind, to take some of the steps we took before that worked. i don't say it with anything but pain for folks in the community, small business owners, folks who really want to get their lives more back to normal. but this is to make sure that this virus does not spread more deeply in those communities and threaten lives and that it does not spread to the rest of the cities. it's a measure i think we have to take to contain the situation before it gets any worse. >> tucker: it's painful, we are all suffering, but the good news is we are all suffering together and doing it for good reason. most americans can do just that and accept it. most have to do the right thing by their neighbors and country. but it's hard to feel good about this if you can't trust the people making the decisions. and we can't. they don't mean it, they don't really care about slowing the spread of the coronavirus,

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thank you very much. >> joining us now, the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. thank you so much for joining us. what's your reaction to hearing first of all the white house chief of staff mark meadows say, quote, we are not going to control the pandemic? >> you know, wolf, you talk about tale of two cities. you have mark meadows on the one hand raising the flag of surrender. and you have anthony fauci saying we should have a national mask mandate. dr. fauci is right. dr. fauci is trying to lead us in the right direction and say let's get serious and stop this crisis before it gets worse, and a national mandate, something that could bring us all together in common cause, is what we need in this country. but mark meadows, you know, i didn't think i could be shocked but how on earth did the white house chief of staff say they couldn't control the problem when in fact the federal government has a host of tools it's never even used to address this problem? from day one, missing in action when you talk about absence of testing, absence of a stimulus program to help u

still ahead to, is bill de blasio the worst mayor in america?s a tough competition right now, but the last bite has an explanation, stay there. t .. >> laura: new york city is suffering from high unemployment, skyrocketing murder rate and threat of more lockdowns, have no fear, mayor bill de blasio took time and taxpayer dollars to film this. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it looks like big bird putting on a mask, it's ridiculous -- that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at night team have all the big news here from the stimulus and everything else. >> plenty of breaking news as you know, we'll pick it up where you leave shannon: twentieth breaking news. we will pick up where you left off. breaking tonight hours after a heavily redacted memo from john brennan was released the president tweeting i have fully authorized the declassification of any and all documents pertaining to the greatest political crime in american history, the russia hoax. the hillary email scandal, no redactions. we have coverage wha m

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. >> tucker: the mayor of new york, the mayor of new york bill de blasio is shutting down schools andonessential businesses, whatever that is. what do these zip codes do wrong? well more than 3% of coronavirus test came back positive for a week. no word on how many people died, and that's maven part of it. they just had positive tests. just the other day practically bill de blasio said he wasn't against mass gatherings as long as he agreed with the politics people were expressing. watch. >> things here in the city could mean not just thousands, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of people. just not time for that. >> what about protests, people want to march down fifth avenue, are they allowed to do so? >> this is an area when you go to church, you try to have a jewish wedding in brooklyn, but if you are eluding macy as it's a historic moment. as soon as you say something like that out loud the rest of us don't have to listen to anything your you say because you are a fraud and a liar, you are totally irrational and you know longer have the legitimacy to leave, period. today th

still ahead to, is bill de blasio the worst mayor in america?t's a tough competition right now, but the last bite has an explanation, stay there. a woman who was young had covid-19. i remember her because she had a bracelet that had the names of her children. she asked me, 'doctor, am i going to be okay?' and i could not give her the answer that i wanted to give her. there is no excuse for why we don't have this under control at this point. joe biden listens to medical experts. he actually has a plan that does the things that we should have been doing many months ago. and joe biden is not going to let his ego get in the way of fighting the disease. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. >> laura: new york city is suffering from high unemployment, skyrocketing murder rate and threat of more lockdowns, have no fear, mayor bill de blasio took time and taxpayer dollars to film this. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it looks like big bird putting on a mask, it's ridiculous -- that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at night team h

a plan for mayor bill de blasio that calls for the shutdown of all non-essential businesses requires napolitano. -- andrew cuomo. using zip codes to identify increased infections. he will hold a briefing and mayor bill de blasio urged the governor to approve this shutdown. >> this is the template to address this. upon the state is looking at that. it's their decision. they can modify it as they see fit. the important thing is to come to a decision quickly. >> and in addition to 9 neighborhood that are hot spots, the mayor said there are 13 neighborhood that are on a watch list because of an increase in the infection rate. he said at the start of his briefing, "we are at a crucial moment in this city." >> dana: we will keep in touch with you. thank you, david. >> we are in the greatest country in the world. we are going back to work. we will be out front. as your leader i had to do that. i knew there was danger but i had to do. it i stood out front. i led. nobody that is a leader would not do what i did. i know there is a risk. there is a danger, but that's okay. >> dana: president tr

. >> new york's mayor bill de blasio says violators will face heavy fines. up to the orthodox neighborhood are in the top 20 zip codes with recent increases of the virus pray they have a nearly 6% positivity rate while the rest of the state is a little over 1%. while the areas were present just over 6% of the states population, they comprise over 23% of the positive cases. governor cuomo saying because the communities did not follow earlier guidelines. >> why are they so upset about the current rule when there was a previous rule that was more dramatic? because the previous rules were never enforced. that's why. that's why this rule seems har harsh. >> several rabbis have filed a complaint against the governor cuomo accusing him of targeting their communities. meanwhile the catholic diocese of brooklyn has also filed a suit saying that the closures unfairly prevent them from worshiping safely in their community. shannon? >> shannon: big battles over the first a madman. lauren green live for us in new york. thank you. two big stories for our panel. let's reca

let's get you up to speed now on some of the other developments in the pandemic new york's mayor bill de blasio seeking to close all non-essential businesses and schools in 9 neighborhoods that have been a den of 5 as virus clusters up 250-0000 people could be affected by the proposed shutdown and the french capital paris it is being placed on maximum alert for 2 weeks to curb a new rise in infections bars will remain closed restaurants will have to implement stricter protocols new measures taking place on tuesday and the philippines some 25000000 students have begun classes at home president or territory is ordered schools to remain shut until the vaccine becomes widely available. let's get your brief now on other stories making the news today a 26 year old jewish student has been seriously injured in an assault outside a synagogue in the german city of hamburg a man dressed no terry style clothing struck him repeatedly on the head with a shovel german officials condemned the attack as anti-semitic. by john and armenia have accused each other of targeting civilians as the north terry conflict

mayor bill de blasio's plan to shut down certain schools and businesses. >> going into crowds unmaskedll the rest was sort of a brazen invitation for something like this to happen. jillian: house speaker tha nany pelosi's reaction to the president's diagnosis sparking backlash. the demand for an apology, next. ♪ too late now to say sorry. ♪ jillian: good morning many welcome back. president trump still in walter reed, being treated for covid-19 and he could be released as early as today. todd: cheryl casone from our sister network fox business joins us live with how his diagnosis is impacting the market. cheryl: good morning. taking a look at futures, the dow is up about 171 points, s&p looking higher by 20. nasdaq up by more than 100, those tech heavy stocks really need to recover today. investors are monitoring any news about the president's health after his coronavirus diagnosis as well as stimulus talks in washington which seemed to make some progress on friday. the market is looking ahead to november and things are stable. >> first there was a little bit of shock, things were shak

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plus it's going to be so fun to watch those birds drag off bill de blasio. >> jon: oh! oh!stephen: circle of life. senator kamala harris just announced she is dropping out of the race. >race. ( explosion ) there she is, off to low orbit. when it comes to not being the first female president, she was that little girl. ( laughter ) senator... >> jon: ooooh! >> stephen: you're welcome. ( laughter ) harris wasn't alone in leaving the race. on monday, montana governor steve bullock also dropped out. unfortunately, due to his low poll numbers, bullock did not qualify to be in this joke. ( laughter ) but it's hard for me not to take this a little personally because you see both harris and bullock had memorable appearance here's on "the late show"." harris was on the show four times, including just two weeks ago for her last appearance on late night as a candidate. and remember who announced they were running for president on my show? kirsten gillibrand and eric swalwell. i am officially the democratic primary kiss of death. this isn't for sure, but it might have something to do wi

city mayor bill de blasio is also urging people in the city to stay home. >> not travel out of states. do not travel to a state with a high infection rate, do not travel to a country with a high infection rate. >> he was also asking the federal government to mandate all travelers show proof of a negative covid-19 test within 72 hours of getting on a plane. according to johns hopkins, new york has the second lowest positivity rate in the country right now, while maine has the lowest rate. >>> there has been an uptick in hospitalizations and deaths in a number of states across the country as a fall surge of new coronavirus cases intensifies. the second wave hitting midwestern states especially hard and hospitals are reporting a shortage of icu beds. >> reporter: nationwide we are averaging nearly 70,000 new coronavirus cases per day. in the last week nearly half 1 million americans tested positive for the virus and now the fall surge is beginning to put a strain on hospitals. three dozen states are reporting an increase in hospitalizations, including wisconsin and texas, where faciliti

joining me now is new york city mayor bill de blasio.or taking the time this morning. >> thank you, jim. >> you've heard the warnings from dr. fauci and others like professor osterholm there that the months ahead are going to be bleak. i don't have to tell you, new york suffered among the worst in the early stages of this pandemic, but got it under control through a lot of hard work. and i wonder as mayor of new york are you concerned about the city losing control once again? >> jim, look, the whole focus here, singular focus, is to stop a second wave from hitting new york city. we've got to hold this virus at bay. we've shown it can happen. you're right, we went from worst to first, with he became one of the healthiest places in the country because folks got very disciplined about wearing masks, about social distancing. we did put some tough restrictions in place. we were able to lift a lot of those over time because people are careful. we really just -- we follow the data and the science. but now we have a threat from everywhere around

in new york city, mayor bill de blasio is already considering closing all nonessential businesses andn neighborhoods where covid test positivity rates are climbing. joining us now, cnn's evan mcmorris-santo aro. >> reporter: for those of us in new york, this is a very hashd thing to hear. there are 20 zip codes that the city has been tracking for the past few days saying the infection rate in those areas has risen to close to or over 3%. today the mayor at a press conference says nine zip codes have been over 3% infection rate for seven consecutive days. his response to that is to put those zip codes back in the kind of lockdown we saw in new york back in april. we were talking about closures of schools, nonessential businesses, that kijd of thing we saw before. bill de blasio in his press conference today mentioned this all comes as the city has enjoyed some pretty good numbers throughout the summer. but he said today is a different kind of day. >> so, today, unfortunately, is not a day for celebration. today is a more difficult day. and i'm going to be giving an update that gives me

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using the zip codes to close those schools tomorrow. >> reporter: that falls short of mayor bill de blasio's plan which calls for closing nonessential business in nine zip codes where infections are surging. today, de blasio pushed back saying the closures are happening. >> the governors team are considering if they have alterations they want to make to that geography or the approach but until we hear otherwise, our plan is to move ahead wednesday morning with enforcement in those nine zip code of all nonessential businesses. >> reporter: the governor and mayor were also at odds during the first wave with the governor often trumping plans announced s by city hall the bickering not sitting well with local business owners. >> you wish they could get on a call and have a conversation it doesn't always feel like the most efficient government. >> reporter: the latest outbreak comes six days after new york city restaurants reopened for indoors dining business owners are trying to salvage whatever they can from a terrible year. >> as a city, we all have to do our best to keep each other safe that's

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new york city mayor bill de blasio says there needs to be consequence.ter was attacked by a group of orthodox jewish protesters in the city last night. fox news correspondp dent david lee miller live with the details. reporter: connell, new york city is cracking down on coronavirus hot spots but not everyone thinks that is such a good idea paving the way for a lawsuit. meanwhile, hundreds of ultrareligious jewish residents who say the restrictions unfairly target their community took to the streets of brooklyn for the second night in a row to protest their opposition to reducing capacity at houses of worship. the order by the governor also closes and shuts all non-essential businesses as well as schools. president trump has praised the protesters, last night many waved trump 2020 banners as tensions escalated a reporter on the scene said he was assaulted by the angry mob mob. despite a significant police presence there were no arrests. governor andrew cuomo says the city must enforce the law. mayor bill de blasio is coming under increasing pressure sure

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governor andrew cuomo approved a request from mayor bill de blasio to reinstate restrictions on publicrivate schools in nine city zip codes where cases are spiking. about 300 schools, including religious schools, are being closed starting today. the restricted areas have large orthodox jewish communities that appear not to be following guidelines. >>> the san francisco chronical said california governor gavin newsom nominated the first openly gay judge. >> there have been firsts and there will continue to be firsts. there's a significant responsibility to be first. it will be best to be dispatched at doing the work at the highest level i possibly can. >> jenkins has to be confirmed by the three-member state commission for judicial appointments. >>> the new orleans times picyune said hurricane delta is expected to hit friday. it's expected to pass by the cayman islands this morning. delta is expected to strengthen before hitting mexico's yucatan peninsula tomorrow morning. delta is the 25th named storm to form in the atlantic this season, second most on record. >>> so still ahead, a hal

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gerry: that's new york city mayor bill de blasio imposing new lockdowns in key areas of his city amide's a widespread belief that we should all be exercising maximum caution in the fight against the virus. to many, locking down the economy until we have a vaccine. but lockdowns have done enormous damage to the economy. further restrictions could be devastating. this week a group of more than 3,000 doctors, scientists and others called for a new approach. in the so-called great barrington declaration, they explained how lockdowns were doing damage to the economy and to public health. one of the leading signatories was a professor of medicine at the harvard medical school, and he joins me now. professor, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. gerry: let me just try and understand what you're saying in this declaration. you make the point that it's not just -- that the lockdowns are not just doing economic damage, but significant damage to public health and other areas. can you explain what you mean by that? >> yeah. one of the goals of public health is that you can't can just

to run to those embers and stay at them out but cuomo is refusing to allow new york city mayor bill de blasio to close non-essential businesses in 9 hot spots still de blasio says he will work to drive down the surge in those neighborhoods if we act aggressively right now we can do it i have absolute faith in what new yorkers can do once they have a clear direction here it is it's time to take resolute action in these 9 zip codes and protect the whole rest of the city and turn this around new york has seen a 62 percent increase of new daily coronavirus cases than it had on average just 2 weeks ago this surge in pandemic cases has swept across the u.s. in all 28 states have seen a rise in cases over the past 2 weeks that includes wisconsin home to some of the nation's worst hotspots are patients are stressed our nurses are stressed and our doctors are stressed health authorities are now worried about the prospect of a possible twin pandemic this fall if people who are socially distancing and wary of contact fail to take their flu shots great to be back again thanks for being here as some regio

best wishes to president donald trump when he got coded 19 that is unlike new york city's mayor bill de blasio who saw it as an opportunity to take the president to task i think it's another reminder of why what some of us have been saying is right where masks practice social distancing and take it seriously this president obviously didn't do it and paid the price party lines power and position mean nothing to the coronavirus everyone is at risk now new york governor andrew cuomo admits the leaders of the state made some pretty big mistakes along the way however he still wants everyone to believe that he is the guy to lead us through the crisis well andrew cuomo is a leading figure within the democratic party the democratic party's strategy. during this 2020 a lecture and has to run again in his trumpet and to run against coded new york has had the worst record in his handling. of it in the country i mean new york has had the worst. case death rate statistics and the worst sprayed the incidence of govt in the country because much of the media in the united states is entirely in coots with the

best wishes to president donald trump when he got coded 19 that is unlike new york city's mayor bill de blasio who saw it as an opportunity to take the president to task i think it's another reminder of why what some of us have been saying is right wear masks practice social distancing and take it seriously this president obviously didn't do it and paid the price party lines power and position mean nothing to the coronavirus everyone is at risk now new york governor andrew cuomo admits the leaders of the state it is trump and to run against cove it new york has had the worst record in its handling. of it in the country i mean new york has had the worst. case death rate statistics and the worst grade the incidence of govt in the country because much of the media in the united states is entirely in coots with the democratic party cuomo hasn't suffered any adverse consequences on that so yes it's hypocritical but he can get away with it he's going to blame him to go with trump and pose as the hero who somehow saved new york at the same time in the media and watch and allow him to get away with it

andrew cuomo as governor and bill de blasio as mayor can manage to hold the numbers down. now, they are slowly creeping up, and part of the problem of course for new york is that we live in an ecosphere. new york is not an island. manhattan may be an island, but the state is not and we are connected economically and physically to other places where virus is in circulation. and so we have -- we have the possibility of identifying an outbreak and jumping in to trace the cases and bring it under control here in new york, but it may get very challenging as the temptation to go out of state for thanksgiving or for christmas or for any of the other holidays coming up forces many people to take risks that they ought not take. >> i want to ask you something weird, but just from your expertise of the history of times like these. i know they end, but what does the end look like? is the end in sight? i think people are starting to accept that this isn't going away any time soon, that the new normals, wherever they have taken up residence, whatever their pods are, however and wherever

best wishes to president donald trump when he got coded 19 that is unlike new york city's mayor bill de blasio who saw it as an opportunity to take the president to task i think it's another reminder of why what some of us have been saying is right wear masks practice social distancing and take it seriously this president obviously didn't do it and paid the price party lines power and position mean nothing to the coronavirus everyone is at risk now new york governor andrew cuomo admits the leaders of the state made some pretty big mistakes along the way however he still wants everyone to believe that he is the guy to lead us through the crisis up and r.t. new york. keep a track on this next the violence raging on between azerbaijan and armenia with continuing heavy fighting over the disputed nagorno-karabakh enclave the region is internationally recognized as part of as a place but it's run by ethnic armenians as you know it's really fled a bit of light across this goes down off more than a go you are now mainly in town the borders the goal is to tell our viewers now these long running tension