se quedarÍan en casa sin salario porque entra en vigor el mandato de vacunaciÓn del alcalde bill de blasiopolicÍas y un tercio de la fuerza laboral. borja: el 84% del departamento de policÍa ya se ha vacunado. el 82% de los trabajadores de la salud y el 80% de los bomberos. peggy carranza estÁ en vivo con mÁs detalles. adelante. peggy: buenas tardes, el alcalde bill de blasio acaba de revelar cifras y dice que se trata de 9000 trabajadores los que se encuentran suspendidos sin pago, a esto habrÍa que sumarle que hay otros 12.000 que habrÍan solicitado exenciÓn por razones religiosas o mÉdicas y podrÍan continuar trabajando mientras se hace una revisiÓn de sus solicitudes. todo esto mientras el comisionado de bomberos dijo que unos 2300 miembros se habrÍan ausentado por enfermedad como una aparente protesta. los llamÓ a rectificar. por otra parte bill de blasio dijo que los servicios hasta ahora de emergencia no han sido interrumpidos, veamos lo que dijo. [habla en inglÉs] peggy: esto ha sido muy diferente al mensaje que dio hoy el presidente de los sindicatos de bomberos quien dijo que vid

bill de blasio dijo que mÁs de 10,000 trabajadores estatales se han vacunado. 91% de los empleados dea partir de maÑana lunes. esta tienda de brooklyn fue blanco del ataque con bombas molotov. detuvieron a un hombre de 38 aÑos por el es un todo uso de dispositivos incendiarios. los bomberos respondieron rÁpidamente y pudieron proporcionar tratamiento mÉdico, no hubo pÉrdidas humanas. en arizona casi cinco aÑos de de que joe arpaio dejara de ser sheriff deberÁn pagar millones de dÓlares por demandas. la comunidad mexicana celebra el dÍa de los muertos luego de la suspensiÓn el aÑo pasado por la pandemia. la comida de los altares volvieron a estar presente para recordar la vida de los que murieron antes y despuÉs de la pandemia. romy de frÍas con ellos en california. romy: mucha mÚsica, deliciosa comida, asÍ regresa la celebraciÓn del dÍa de los muertos. >> todas las personas pueden seguir sus tradiciones, honran las memorias de sus queridos difuntos. >> trabajamos con flores, con madera, con todo lo que se pueda hacer. despuÉs de toda la pandemia el aÑo pasado no todas pudimos ayudar,

nobody could be worse than bill de blasio. the job he did it's incredible and now he is talking about ruining the state by running for governor. he's horrible as a mayor. i think eric adams wants to stay as far away from him as possible. i watched that. people know eric adams and think he will do a fantastic job. we hope that's true. >> laura: mr. president on the issue of build back better which was passed in the house this morning. the great fanfare of the democrats. your reaction to the trillion dollars that will be spent pushing forward biden's priorities if this hases the senate in some form? >> well, it's going to drive up taxes tremendously. it's going to drive up energy prices. when i left office the energy compels were doing well. now in california $7.75 a gallon.anies were doing well. now in california $7.75 a gallon. it's disgraceful. build back better will cause tremendous inflation and it's going to be wasting so much money on the green new deal that nobody knows what it is. the people that came up with the green

other employees stand to lose their paychecks starting today for failing to comply with mayor bill de blasio's covid-19 and eight. the mayor's office said about 24,000 employees remain unvaccinated and are subject to the mandate. your thoughts on that deadline in new york? guest: these workers in new york have been the essential workers that we have been applauding for serving us through the hardest time to this pandemic. i think it is a shame that that service is just going to be discarded by the mayor, just tossed aside because these folks want to hold onto their individual right to choose. this is something that has always been fundamental to us as americans, that we hold onto our freedoms zealously, fiercely defensive of our freedoms. that includes our freedom to make these sorts of important choices between us and our dr. -- doctor without the government reaching into our lives, whether as citizens or employees. i think the fact that a lot of vaccinated employees are standing in solidarity with their unvaccinated colleagues represents a widespread american sentiment that even for people w

new york city mayor bill de blasio joins me now. mr.ghters have to get doctor signoff on this. this was no organized labor sick-out. what do you say to that? >> it seems awfully convenient, john. you see so many more people calling in sick than normal. i don't like what i'm seeing, our fire commissioner doesn't like what he's seeing and it is not right. if you're not sick, get to work, protect your fellow new yorkers, be there for your fellow firefighters, stop playing this game. look, here's the news as of this morning, john. 92% of the city workforce is now vaccinated as a result of this mandate. the vast majority of our city employees and the vast majority of our firefighters are doing the right thing. but the ones who are playing a game of they're going to have to suffer some consequences. this is unacceptable. >> what is the current rate of firefighters who are not vaccinated? >> right now we're about 77% with firefighters vaccinated. we also have a number of firefighters that have requested a medical or religious exemption. they'l

the entire establishment of the democratic party from andrew cuomo to bill de blasio, the lot of thembled down instead of admitting error and apologizing to kyle rittenhouse for what they did. they weaponized this trial and pretented it was about race for base political purposeses. they are the racists and msnbc and cnn perpetrated this race lie -- they tell you it's about race. it's not about race. it's about class. it's about the working class son of a mother who is powerless. this is the modern-day to kill a mockingbird. mark richards is finch. this is the entire establishment against this weak and powerless young man. the jury thank god got it right. the entire reputation and the entire unity of this country rested on the shoulders of 12 american citizens in kenosha. we don't know who they are, but my hat is off to them. they resisted with great courage the pressure that was on them. they were not even sequestered. they would have been aware of the harassment and the vile laws from the media. the msnbc person who was following the jury bus. that was an intimidation tactic. they kn

also mayor bill de blasio announcing that mask advisory yesterday. people already have to wear them on public transit, in schools. this is encouraging people to do so at the grocery stores, doing holiday shopping. i talked to a new york city pediatrician this morning about how should people be receiving this news. she says we're in a wait and see approach. of course, you know there are a lot of international visitors that come to new york. a lot of people are going to be seeing the nutcracker here in the next month, gathering with people. she says it might be too soon to cancel plans but everything is very personal. you have to study your own personal risk. >> we have a new variant. looks like it's going to be highly transmissible. so it's those little episodes where you take your mask off, walk into a grocery store and maybe forget to put it back on. maybe this is the time to make sure you're wearing it. definitely when you travel it's very, very important to wear it. >> reporter: she says it's important if you do see family to make sure everybody i

. >> stephen: what might you do differently than our present mayor, bill de blasio, who does not enjoy get up in the morning, you know. i'm only playing. i'm up at 5:00 a.m., meditation. >> stephen: sure. >> exercise, green smoothie. i'm ready to hit the ground running. >> stephen: i'm not going to-- i accept that you're in better shape than bill de blasio. how will the city be in better shape? >> well, you know, there's a quote that i really want new yorkers and americans to understand. archbishop desmond tut said it, we spend a lifetime pulling people out of the river. nobody goes upstream and prevents them from falling in, in the first place. we talk about closing riker's island. i say close the pipeline that feeds rikers island. 30% of the prisoners in our country are dyslexic. so if we go upstream, let's not pull people out of the river. let's go upstream and pr we create the crises, and i'm going to take my city upstream, and we're going to be a model all over this country on how to run cities. ( applause ) >> stephen: you had mentioned before-- you mentioned before that you were

new york city outgoing mare conrad bill de blasio signaling now that he once vaccine mandates and forren. >> at what point we pdo axe th to start checking for vaccine cards for 4-11 euros? >> that's a good question. honestly when we need to focus on now. we need to get to the day where we could actually vaccinate youngest new yorkers and get that rolling. >> let's look at the sign shall let's look at the signs from th cdc 1.9 million kids between th ages of five and 11 have become infected with covid. 160 have died. i always say one is too many especially your talking about children. the deaf rate is around .008 percent. the flu 2019 and 2020 kids aged 5-178000000 kids kids infected 140 deaths. at a deaf rate of .0018. just slightly than covid. with that little rate, that low impact do we really need to mak a five -year-old show vaccine proved to go to a restaurant, bowling alley, school for example? thankfully their sanity coming from the newly elected mare of new york who will soon be mare who says he is looking forward to getting rid of the mask and aids in school. when you look at

new york city made her bill de blasio reinstituted the big apple indoor mask tonight.d new jersey, the original epicenters of the u.s. covid outbreak last year try to avoid a repeat by getting proactive as we know we to find out what is the actual threat posed by the new variant. correspondent lauren green has more on the story tonight from new york city. good evening. >> good, shannon, you know many don't like new york was once the epicenter of the pandemic here in the united states. with the new omicron variant, they are not taking any chances. >> watching to see whether or not there is a big case here in new york. >> new york governor recently expressed her executive order on stemming the omicron variant and yet to make an appearance in the united states. >> i expected to arrive fully. we have notification that it has arrived in ontario which is literally across the bridge from where i live. >> preparing for a winter's spike in covid's cases. boosting that capacity by 10%. the omicron variants like the delta variant but what an added threat, the ability to mutate. >

they can engage in white vigilantism and be protected for perpetuating white supremacy. >> mary bill de blasiomer disgraced governor andrew cuomo also reacted. de blasio tweeting this verdict is disgusting and sent a horrible message of the country. we can't let this go. we need stronger laws to stop violent extremism from within our own nation. and como tweeting "today's verdict is a stain on the soul of america and sends an dangerous message about who and what values our justice system was designed to protect. we must stand unified in rejecting supremacist vigilantism and with one voice say this is not who we are. the popular crowdfunding website gofundme as allowing fund-raisers for kyle rittenhouse since he has been acquitted. the website removed fund-raisers for rittenhouse while he was charged with a violent crime. shannon. >> shannon: matt finn, thank you very much. let's bring into mainstream teen panel to discuss what dominated stephen hayes new cycle and to talk about how we move forward. kevin walling, pastor robert jeffress paper book and senate, former new england patriots defensi

the former mayor of new york bill de blasio wrote this today, "anthony huber and joseph rosenbaum aretims. they should be alive today." aclu who you would think would be in favor. self-defense suggested crossing state shrines somehow a crime. stay in your own state. here's what they said, "despite kyle rittenhouse's conscience decision to cross state lives taking two people and injuring one person, he wasn't held responsible for his actions." this is insanity and by the way, the continuous references to crossing state lines aren't insignificant. legally they're meaningless. you have a right to cross state lines if you're an american because it's your country. you can go to all 50 states and you're not breaking a crime. why are they bringing that phrase into every analysis of the case? crossing state lines. because they want to use it to change gun laws. that's why. you watch. if you want to know what the worst people in the world are saying, obviously you're going to tune into jeb bush's former flack on msnbc. she told us today that anyone who crosses state lines is a domestic terrori

i saw bill de blasio think how much candy you can buy with $100.ng from big pharma that and big government. enough talking to my kids about medications and vaccines. talk to me, i'm the parent. give me the information. >> that's exactly right. this should make every parent extremely uncomfortable. it's something about this that feels like a child predator approaching your child. right? this is the stuff you learn about when you say take your child if a playground comes up to you and says here's some candy you don't listen to this, right? that's not a good incentive. adults should not be coming to you and trying to bribe you to do anything especially about medical decisions that belong to the parents. there is something else going on here though aside from making people uncomfortable, there is something under current here that me appears evil and sin mister. i always say there is nothing biblical proverb. always real. we can look at hills industry to see where things come from. so on mission to me when i studied stalin youth program. hitler youth pr

bill de blasio shouldn't talk to kids. shouldn't offer candy and talk to parents.e saying look we want to see long-term studies. i don't give my kids vaccines or any medication until i see a long-term study. this is another example of big state central planners thinking they own our kids instead of giving parents the rights that they have to make these decisions. charles: so crazy they just do not see and hear what the public is pushing back on. this everybody, i don't care what political ideology you adhere to people are pushing back. i want to talk about your new book, talk about something really fantastic, "all-american christmas." sean, let me go to you, why this book at this time? why is it so important we know about this book at this time? >> i think there has been a war on christmas. we all at fox love christmas and celebrate it. wouldn't it be great to tell our story how we've taken her hispanic catholic traditions and my irish catholic traditions melded them in our family and get people on fox network to share their stories. charles, we see you on problems

que se les advirtiÓ que de no hacerlo no podrÍan regresar a trabajar, el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasioencias quienes estÉn fingiendo estar enfermos porque es una violaciÓn y estarÍan poniendo en peligro a los neoyorquinos, dijo que estÁn investigando a quienes han llamado pidiendo ausencias por enfermedades aunque no dejÓ claro cuales serÍan las consecuencias, por ella nueva york ha estado preparÁndose para la posibilidad de una escasez de trabajadores, el plazo venciÓ el viernes a las 5 de la tarde, sin embargo, tienen la oportunidad de vacunarse y de poder regresar segÚn lo dijo el alcalde en cualquier momento, el mandato ha aumentado la tasa de vacunaciÓn entre bomberos, entre el departamento de policÍa, el departamento de saneamiento y otros trabajadores de la ciudad, pero el 9% de los 300 mil empleados no han recibido la vacuna y ese nÚmero podrÍa cambiar en las Últimas horas, muchos han solicitado extensiones para vacunaciÓn y estÁn siendo procesados, estaremos al pendiente, por ahora es la informaciÓn felicidad regreso contigo. >> karla muchas gracias. >> y seguimos en nueva yor

. >> jimmy: this next one is from disney and bill de blasio. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: they both wrote, ters from another galaxy. disney posted a picture of their new "star wars" cruise bill de blasio posted a picture of the "f" train at 2:00 a.m [ applause ] wow. >> steve: where's the lie? >> jimmy: here's one from netflix and rite aid they both wrote, "still going strong four years later. netflix posted a picture of the new season of "stranger things." rite aid posted a picture of the chapstick that's been in your coat pocket for the last four years [ applause ] this next one is from the national parks service and target >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: they both wrote, "careful, this could explode at any moment." the national parks service posted a picture of old faithful target posted a picture of pillsbury crescent rolls [ laughter and applause they're frightening. you know it's coming, too. [ laughter ] yeah, he laughs at you >> steve: he laughs. laughs at you. >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] the pillsbury dough boy doesn't laugh with you >> steve: he laughs at you [ light laughter ] did

>> shep, new york city mayor bill de blasio says even though thousands of city workers are on unpaid leave for failing to comply with this man date, he says there are no disruptions to any city services but this morning, the fire department says hundreds of members called out sick and firehouses around the city are feeling the strain. >> there are understaffed units and that understaffing could end immediately if members stopped going sick when they weren't sick and we hope that ends very soon. >> we have sick leave for a reason we have sick leave for people who are actually sick but when a city employee fakes it, and puts other people's lives in danger, that's a serious thing and there is going to be consequences for that >> reporter: the unions that represent the fire department says short deadline to comply has left members with not enough time to submit religious or medical exemptions or consider other life-changing decisions, like retirement. and they say, given the low rate of infection within the department, the rush to mandate is unfair. >> if you were telling me the fourth w

favorite since winning the democratic primary in june and was endorsed by his two predecessors, bill de blasiond michael bloomberg. he now faces a stagger set of challenges as he prepares to take charge of the nation's largest city. these include lingering economic inequalities and a spike in crime rate, issues that have been compounded by the covid-19 pandemic. but for his supporters, there is no doubt he is the best man for the job. >>. >> he is from this community. he was the only politician that reached out to us in this community. reporter: a moderate democrat, adams has been a vocal opponent of calls to defined the police, and supports a strong and robust police presence to combat crime. he will not have a chance to put his ideas to the test as he steps into what is considered the country's second toughest job after the president's. tom: we spoke earlier to a political analyst university of virginia and this is what he told us about the >> it is going to be hard. it is pretty common for presidents to have at approval ratings when they first get into office and then for various things, it

new york city appears ready to make a move so far to the left mayor bill de blasio says it goes too far blasio? opening up ballot boxes in the city so that non-u.s. citizens can get to vote. charlie hurt, can you imagine what he has to say. >> trace: the christmas parade disaster in waukesha is raising serious questions. people across the community asking how someone was such a violent past could walk out of jail for a thousand bucks. more on that coming up. >> it's very rare that we see this kind of incompetence that we can draw straight line from the incompetence to the deaths of people. right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ( ♪♪ ) what a pain in the... alice? if it's "let's wrap this up" season, it's walgreens season. veteran homeowners, newday's rates have dropped again. if it's "let's wrap this up" season, it's time to refinance. newday's low rate refi offers their lowest rate in history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year and there are no upfront costs. not one dollar. the newday

new york city's mayor, bill de blasio, says more people this year will be allowed to watch the ball dropon. organizers say people ages 5 and older will be asked to show that they are fully vaccinated against covid or provide proof of a negative test. last year attendance at the event was li tion kicking off a stock sale, and a congressman faces punishment for a controversial video. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the washington post" reports the house will vote today to censure arizona republican congressman paul gosar for tweeting a video anime video showing him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez. the resolution if passed would also remove him from his committee assignments. the video showed him striking ocasio-cortez with a sword. it also depicted him attacking president biden. gosar has removed the video from twitter. >>> cbs los angeles says the suspect crashed into the back of a big rig truck during a high-speed chase with police. >> not sure where in ventura county this originated -- oh, no! oh, no! just slammed right into the back of that semi out of not

people in new york are voting in a tightly contested election to replace the outgoing mayor, bill de blasioweeks of the mayoral race have been dominated by personal attacks between the two leading candidates. eric adams heads into election day is a strong favorite. he is up against the republica., -- the republican. the winner will take over in january. yahoo! was withdrawing from china. it says the increasingly challenging business and legal environment makes operating there difficult. the withdrawal coincides with new legislation known as china's personal information protection law. it controls what data companies can gather and how it is stored. yahoo! joins a long list of social media and technology companies that no longer operate in china. the white house has welcomed a private mission to myanmar by a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. the u.s. isn't sponsoring the trip, but says they hope bill richardson will get aid supplies into myanmar, saying the need for aid has increased dramatically because of the coronavirus pandemic in the military coup which took place in februar

he's not bill de blasio he's not a big personality is someone who is very much rooted in chain of command. one could all see a bureaucrat and sometimes you need that in new york city because of that scheidt infrastructure that city has control it move forward. you know, i think that this will be very interesting to see how he does because it could have national implications forward. he is and what his future could be in thepstate of new york and beyond. so we're running out of time. but i want to ask you, the president coming back scotland. the climate change conference. >> matt bringing back a lot you know, winds with him like he had had hoped to the republicans are still framing. this is a jobs issue. you guys want to get rid of jobs are the the democrats messaging they getting their message across to the electorate about the climate change issue. >> i think they will once they get a vote done and then you can talk about the programs that will better in there that spitfire 55 billion dollars worth of climate initiatives. but until they do that. it's just air and then too. and and that's

mayor bill de blasio is out. eric adams is heavily favored to win. the republican candidate, curtis sliwa, has made headlines for having a lot of cats. i mean a lot of cats, and, b, he got hit by a taxicab. he's fine. while impressive heard lines, it's hard to piece that into a win in a deep blue democratic city. boston will get a new mayor tomorrow as well. that will be an interesting race to watch unfold. atlanta will get a new mayor as of tomorrow. atlanta has 14 candidates on the ballot all running to succeed lance-bottoms. but it will be hard for any of them to get 50% of the vote. when you have 14 people on the ballot, nobody gets that slice. if there isn't a 50% winner, there will be a runoff on november 30. buffalo gets a new mayor tomorrow. buffalo has a four-term incumbent democratic mayor, byron brown. but he was beaten back in june in the democratic primary. beaten by india walton. miss walton, beating the incumbent mayor in a primary gives her the advantage of her being on the ballot instead of him, but he decided to run for re-election

mayor bill de blasio talking about having a fully attended times square.nd fascinating is in america, private enterprise will adapt and adjust the conversation. i am not trying to protect what they will do with the airlines or whatever, but you have to watch private enterprise reaction if this goes on. we are 19 months into it. jonathan: will you be in times square? will you attend that one? tom: i was there five years straight. jonathan: did you enjoy that? tom: no. jonathan: where did you go to the bathroom? it sounds terrible to me. lisa: people wear diapers. jonathan: that is what i was alluding to. lisa: [laughter] jonathan: tom keene, lisa abramowicz and jonathan ferro. coming up shortly from the bloomberg new economy forum, we will catch up with the prime minister of singapore. from new york city on radio and tv for our audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet. but mine has 5g included. relaaax peopl

>> i got a call from governor cuomo and also from the worst mayor anywhere in history, from bill de blasio. could we help with that? i sent this great ship. they converted it to use for covid which was not an easy thing to do. they did it so quickly. they set it up with tremendous rooms. it had everything. it was ready. then we built 2,800 rooms at the javits center. i called every week: why aren't you using it? the army corps of engineers did a great job. everybody did. we had these big beautiful hospitals and built them all over the state and in illinois and louisiana. we built these magnificent places in a period of days. why aren't you using them? they could not give me an answer. they didn't know. if they would have used that you would not have had the problem and cuomo would have been better off than he is right now. >> sean: you left joe biden with three vaccines and monoclonal antibodies which he only mentioned for the first time a month and a half ago because they were being used in florida successfully. there are more people in this country that died from covid this year than las

it looks like new york city mayor bill de blasio is eyeing a run for governor.ayor has filed the initial paperwork needed for him to run. if he declares his candidacy, he will join a crowded field including governor kathy hochul, new york city public advocate jermaine williams, and new york attorney general letitia james. in september 2019, he ended his presidential run after failing to gain traction. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. pfizer has produced 2.6 billion doses of its vaccine to date this year, and is ready to make more, just as the vaccine for kids reaches its last hurdle. we will hear from chairman and ceo albert bourla. as it draws on its hybrid experience to improve reliability. it is one of the oldest pl

just today, bill de blasio gleefully uninvited the on vaccinated to the biggest night of the year. >>trong, full strength celebration is coming back this new year's eve, times square, everyone come on down, we are celebrating. now, let's do it the right way and the safeway but everyone needs to be vaccinated at all you need to do is have that proof of vaccination and a valid photo i.d. in >> laura: question, is the crystal ball going to be vaccinated? no word on that. another manifestation of this mutation is how the left relishes and imposing severe covid mandates on americans but not the illegals they are letting stream across our southern border. >> how many illegal aliens have you released that were covid positive? you don't have that answer either. >> my should we mandate that they shouldn't be vaccinated? >> the analysis for migrants encountered at the border is quite different than for the federal workforce that leads by example. >> laura: finally, the most noxious and threatening of all these mutations, the left's new support for violence and rioting to get their way. now, the

be part of this new -- you've heard of the gig economy, it is a candidate economy so much like bill de blasioesn't seek to run things, just wants to run for things. this is how he makes a living, this is his livelihood or sometimes these people don't even have to run for things they just threaten to run for things like stacey abrams. it's a humble way to make a living but they are working very hard at it. >> tucker: what will it take? i'm sure there are things that beto o'rourke is possibly good at, hackensack or whatever and possibly other things but clearly, nobody wants him to run anything. how many losses as a going to take for him to acknowledge that, i wonder? >> i keep hearing he is a fairy so maybe that's why he wants to get rid of hunting rifles but i don't think he's ever going to learn his lesson, he seems to really enjoy losing. i think this is just his gig now and we are probably going to be seeing him for a long time running late for things and not actually winning. >> tucker: never overlook masochism, good to see you. we will be right back, much going on in the news and we will

that was fun. >> that mayor, the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, he joins us now.t education and changing the lives of our children, our families. what i put out today is an entirely different vision of how we educate kids and support our families. it's as simple as this. school for our kids all day all year all for free. imagine this that we can provide in this state education for kids that goes to the end of the afternoon, that goes all year round for kids and families that want it, that is free-for-all. talk about addressing all of the challenges and disparities in our society. here is an opportunity to do something fundamentally different. a first in the nation approach in this state. the state right now ranks 19th in education in america. it should rank first. go to bill de blasio.com to see this plan. this is how we change things for working families all over this state. >> so are you running for governor of new york? >> i'm going to be in public service, you know that. i'm talking about a vision, a vision of change. i will be focused on getting this done bec

in new york the blm monster that bill de blasio fed is coming back to eat the democrats.ut shockingly, allowing leaders to free range night after night is not a winning strategy. neither is attacking the police are disbanding effective policing units or painting black lives matter across city blocks. they indulge chaos and criminals took note. things are out of control, but the democrats' default initial reaction to any problem is to deny it is a problem. >> we are seeing these headlines by percentage increases. i also want to make sure this hysteria doesn't drive a hysteria and that we look at these numbers in context. >> laura: in context. while media outlets like msnbc questioned the popular consensus that crime is getting worse by citing a democratic group analysis of crime rates in 2020. millions of people in 2020 were still under strict stay-at-home orders so that might have affected that number of cores. it's ridiculous. as is so often the case, the democrats in the media act like serious problems can be solved through different messaging and sexy spins, but we kno

she also msnbc political analyst to discuss national politics like mayor bill de blasio at the daily news and then the wall street journal. 2011 to 2013 and national features reporter at the daily and was a staff editor at her first job in washington dc and began her career as a writer for the michigan daily at the university of michigan ann arbor. so please welcome emma goldberg to the stage. >> hi everybody. i am lucky enough to be a colleague of emma goldberg and a dear friend. i am so proud she is here at the hometown bookstore to talk about her first book with you life on the line i want to dive right in because she is the star. so bear with me this is my first time moderating anything. so apologies in advance. and so excited for you. can you just start by telling us a little bit about the subject matter? your book is among the first to be published anywhere about new york's first wave of covid which is brutal family have a hard time reading about the pandemic especially here in new york city. so why do you think it's important to keep writing and talking about front-line commun

. >> here in new york city outgoing mayor bill de blasio is trying to get rid of the gifted and talented program. incoming democratic mayor eric adams who is african-american said no, no wait it's a great program we talk about children of color especially hits them here's the study a couple of weeks ago i'm going to read you from the "washington post". scores have fallen for black and hispanic student since 2012. they remain flat for white children. widening the racial achievement gap. nine year old boys stayed said it will girls scores fell compared to 2012. american schools not just failing many students but their problem is actually getting worse. so, someone who deals with this with education reform what is your prescription right now to have school systems really achieve what they should be doing? >> you said the word systems. our dollars should follow a student. not all children learn the same. not all children should be placed in a one-size-fits-all learning environment. we really have to start thinking outside of the box and allow the funding to follow the student and not just fo

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mayor bill de blasio is out. eric adams is heavily favored to win. the republican candidate, curtis sliwa, has made headlines for having a lot of cats. i mean a lot of cats. and, b, he got hit by a cow. he got hit by a taxi cab. he's fine. lots of cats and getting run over by a cow, i mean that's impressive headlines. it's hard to piece that into a win in a deep blue democratic city. boston will get a new mayor tomorrow as well. that will be an interesting race to watch unfold. a the great american city of atlanta will get a new mayor as of tomorrow -- well, as of this month. in atlanta, it's 14 candidates on the ballot all running against mayor keisha lance bottoms. she's decided not to run. but it will be hard for any of them to get 50% of the vote. when you have 14 people on the ballot, nobody gets that slice.v if there isn't a 50% winner, there will be a runoff on november 30. i the great american city of buffalo ist getting a new mayo tomorrow -- maybe. buffalo has a four-term incumbent democratic mayor, byron brown. fascinatingly he was beaten

bill de blasio is only a few weeks more being mayor of new york, a city where he hiked local taxes. to those crappy rich are up in taxes, they don't and won't. the fact is, they are the. just me. [laughter] now, charles payne. >> great seeing you. i don't if i will blame the market on you but it's great anyway. [laughter] >> good afternoon, i am charles payne. breaking right now, jay powell setting the market into a freefall after purchases, this will probably happen in a couple of months, faster than anyone thought. just as the market was climbing off the canvas from continued confusion over how we should worry about the new covid variant. he slipped the scripts or should you flip your portfolio? i got the right substitute help you. meanwhile, welcome, millennial's and gently. decades of low inflation, your generation has to deal with the cost of them off. i will shall share my thoughts on how the money is in rising inflation. secretary yellen making comments i take serious issue with including the true cost of build back better. there's a ton of stuff to come through over the next

mayor bill de blasio was saying new york city will give out $100 for children who get vaccinated. is getting vaccinated on tuesday and she is freaking out about it, so i was going to surprise her with a stuffy, but now it is like, here's $100. she will be so much more pump for that. guy: yeah, cash. what is a stuffy? sorry, this one has deftly passed me by. alix: is this a new york-ism? they are stuffed animals, they call them stuffies. guy: glad we cleared that up. $100, that is amazing. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> going back two years now, to end a half years, i have urged us to rethink our approach to spot bitcoin exchange traded products. i think the standard we apply has been different than the standard we have applied to similar products, so i don't know whether that will change, but my guess is that, given chair gansler has signaled pretty strongly that he likes to see these products trade in regulated markets, that may be something that is standing in the way of approval. alix: that was hester pierce, sec commissioner, speaking to me at the bloomberg financial innovation sum

rachel: i wish i could just tell you it's mayor bill de blasio.mpaigns all over the place with geared at teenagers as well. our kids are getting a lot of information on one side and not a lot of the other stuff. we see now that there are some lack of transparency. if you post something about an adverse effect from a vaccine, it's likely to be suppressed. something mask like a kid campaign. a mom who has been really concerned about the long-term effects of masking children, i'm really grateful to you. tell our viewers what this campaign is about. >> thank you for asking. the campaign is a campaign of radical empathy. we want to show that masking like a child crucial developmental phases is really nothing that an adult could possibly develop. time and time again we are told that children are not little adults we know that with exposure to chemicals and stress there is something called adverse childhood effects and that predicts outcomes in later life. so, these children are developing their reading, social cues, they are interacting and socializing

mayor bill de blasio responded to that saying, it's another example of a gun from out of state coming in to our city and hurting a new yorker. so it's the gun's fault for shooting the police officer. it's the s.u.v.'s fault for running in to this crowd of people. you do have to wonder why the media -- i want to put them in the democratic party, it's true -- and other democrats are separated from reality when it comes to crime. the answer is political. they know that if they say things like stop and frisk is racist and bail reform needs to happen and we have to reimagine policing, they will get votes. they present themselves as the compassionate party. the compassionate policies are getting people killed. i think that republicans have a great window of opportunity here to really make a difference. it's going to take a specific candidate. i don't know who that is. maybe a tim scott. i care less about who the person is about more about the policies that they would present because those policies really could save lives. >> morgan, i want to lean on your national security expertise for a m

much like bill de blasio, running -- he doesn't really seek to run things.just wants to run for things. this is how he, you know, makes a living. this is his livelihood is running for things or sometimes these people, they don't even have to run for things. they just threaten to run for things like stacy abrams and they do just well. it's a humble way to make a living but u know, they're working very -- but u know, they're working very hard tat. >> what will it take? look, i'm -- they're working very hard at it. >> look, i'm sure beto o'rourke is good at hacky-sack and other things. how many losses will it take for him to stop? >> i heard he's a furry. he seemed to really enjoy losing. maybe it's a fetish of his or something. i think this is just his gig now. we'll probably be seeing him for a long time running for things and not actually winning. >> tucker: yeah, never overlook masochism. chadwick moore, good to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: we'll be right back. much going on in the news. we'll tell what you in just a second. >> tucker: so the promise,

new york city mayor bill de blasio is speaking right now.e gostin, georgetown professor, will be joining us next. those restrictions are coming. this is bloomberg. >> encouraging people hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and easy this holiday season. alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel. this is "bloomberg markets." bloomberg's abaco doolittle is here with some of the movers in the markets. i wonder how long it lasts here? abigail: it will be interesting to see that because there was such a big selloff on friday. is it a bounce back, or the start of something to the upside? here are some of the top mo

capital that dance commit jerrold nadler calling on the doj to review the verdict, walking corpse bill de blasios the flames in his own city but the criminally insane tweet. but i guess when folks are worse off under your policy, selling racial division is the best distraction. then there is the hypothetical question: what if rittenhouse were black? >> you know you will have people saying if he is black, this would be different, right because we are dealing with systemic injustice now. >> he has the privilege of a white man. please understand if kyle rittenhouse would have them collect today's outcome would be different. >> if a black person would have got an a off the team and went to a city where someone was being going to georgia, and here to protect all young black jobs and ended up killing two people, we would have gone to jail. >> greg: so the best argument that rittenhouse should have been convicted is speculation about a hypothetical, and that didn't happen. the implication those who defend a white rittenhouse would not defend a black version of rittenhouse. it is mine reading but above

we want to have the ability -- >> laura: andrew, this will backfire on bill de blasio just like so manyer policies from defund the police to all the issues propped up with law and order. it is all spectacularly backfiring. the firefighters have been through so much and observe a heck of a lot better than this. thank you for advocating for them, andrew, keep us up to date. dinosaurs crashed into the conference and biden gets a cold reception and in the air raymond arroyo has the details in "seen and unseen next. to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it is time for "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the stories behind the headlines. fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raymond, i do think larger-than-life speaker address the u.n. on

unit, that unit consisting of undercover officers was pulled off the streets by current mayor bill de blasiocounter virtual move that could explain for an increase in crime. brian yanez live in the newsroom with the very latest on this controversy. >> the commissioner of the new york police department is the high-profile important at mayor elect eric adams will choose. he promised to choose the first nypd female commissioner and according to the new york post the top candidates are former seattle paris police chief and your police chief and philadelphia's first black female commissioner danielle outlaw, he won the election by promising to fight back surgeon crime. on wednesday adams was put to the test at a contentious meeting with local black activist who demanded adams be more specific about how we plan to reform the police. dissatisfied one of the activist said this after the meeting. >> if they think they are going to go back to the old ways of policing then we are going to take to the streets again, there will be riots, there will be fires and there will be bloodshed. >> that was hot ne

you know mayor of new york bill de blasio after the verdicts was released went on to twitter and posteds statement saying how enraged he was that the the acquittal because she shot people that proves he didn't watch a single second of the trial because they know that pangt is young that that never happened but what they've done is created closed ecosystem people like you or different opinion they train them to automatically ignore you. as somebody who doesn't tell the truth, because you die -- diverge and reenforce itself constantly and they believe what they hear and it is false but they're stuck inside this prison in our polarize media and never hear any decent so they don't know any better. >> glenn one of the ironyies i see in in case it speaks to an independent media if it weren't for glenn and you know, drew hernandez julio and others who have been out there on the ground covering this stuff. we never have the video in the full scope story of what happened in this rittenhouse case and irony near glenn is that -- mainstream media in this exercise with these -- boycott artist out th

today in new york city, the parade was back, the floats, the balloons, here's outgoing mayor bill de blasioto be safe because people have gonepa out and got vaccinated in this city in a way that surpasses almost everyplace else in the country. come on out, it's going to be amazing moments, part of the rebirth of the city. we are leaving covid behind, we are moving forward.enh >> mike: your thoughts? >> well, i can appreciate the sentiments from our dear colleagues here. i appreciate those thoughts, but we've got to understand too toe. recognize the fact that normalcy looks different everywhere, where you feed go in new york city, you've got to be fully vaccinated in order to walk into a restaurant to share dinner with your family, same for places like los angeles, california. this is not what many would consider normal, so i appreciate the fact that we've got parades and there's a lot of other positive things going on in the country and people are getting back to some sense of normalcy,e but we are not fully there yet and until these mandates are lifted, we probably won't be really there. >

mayor bill de blasio calling the new york city native a legend, writing: one of brightest lights on broadways the stage will light up with a new sondheim show just one final time as he hinted in an appearance on "the late show" in september. >> i've been working on a show for a couple of years. we had a reading of it last week, and we were encouraged. arthel: wonderful. so wonderful, amazing. by the way, that was chris welch reporting, and other stars are are also paying tribute. barbra streisand tweeted: thank lord that sondheim lived to be 91 years old so he a had the time to write such wonderful music and great lyrics. and hugh jackman writing: every so often someone comes along that fundamentally shifts an entire art form. stephen sondheim was one of those. ♪ every business is on a journey. and along the ride, you'll find many challenges. ♪ your dell technologies advisor can help you find the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. mass general brigham. when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine, this is the only healthcare system in the country wi

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