bill deblasio will find your businesses if you violate is vaccine mandate but when will he crackdown on the violent criminals that have been wreaking havoc on the streets of new york city for a while now, talking to a restaurant owner next. >> guy was attacked with a hatchet at an atm, the beer is jetting off to asia as afghanistan falls to the telegram is why is she staying silent. jillian: new york city mayor bill deblasio downplays a violent hatchet attack in manhattan while talking about a program addressing mental health issues. >> we have serious issues to address no question. it is a very small percentage, we should never stereotype folks with mental health challenges as being violent. >> they are and his wife releasing mental health for all after the original $1 billion plan faced backlash for not addressing those with serious mental illnesses. todd: that is unbelievable. new york city becoming the first major us cities require proof of vaccination tweet indoors. mayor bill deblasio promising to enforce thousands of dollar fines for businesses that violate owner of the brookl

tyler, back to you >> thank you very much >>> new york city mayor bill deblasio requiring now proof of vaccination for most indoor events including dining at restaurants, working out at gyms the decision comes as covid cases spike nationwide here to weigh in on the vaccine mandate debate and how the delta variant may be impacting his business is tilman fertitta, chairman and ceo of landry's and the owner of the houston rockets. great to see you once again. let's dispense with thenba first. you had a fantastic draft by all accounts picking by some accounts the best player in the dr draft. remind me is it jalen green in the first round. congratulations on that. let's get to the business at hand the idea of vaccine proof at the door of restaurants as now mayor deblasio is calling for, it is happening in other places as well do you favor do you not favor how do you make sense of it all? >> i'm really kind of there with him, but at the same time i don't want government mandating anything to me i don't want government telling me to not wear a mask, i don't want them telling me i've got to pu

mayor bill deblasio saying he will mandate vaccinations for employees and customers for indoor diningfrancisco is also considering the same a coalition of bar owners out here already recommended it for indoor dining and drinking the national restaurant association said it does support vaccinations, but that the mayor's move changes operation and they hope there's clear guidance for workers adding this is not like checking an i.d. for a drink. now without training our staff members are expected to check the vaccine status of every customer wanting to eat inside the establishment. last year when mask mandates across the mcountry, restaurant workers faced backlash restaurant stocks are in the red with a exception of a handful of the pandemic winners papa john's, domino's, chipotle and wing stop were the winners >>> we don't have much time left in the show, i was walking around new york city last night, it looks like those restaurant sheds are absolutely booming the new york restaurant industry based on my sample size of one does seem like it's booming again. do you think those restaurate

mayor bill deblasio is making life even more miserable for new yorkers if possible, city vaccine passports went into effect in some business owners are fuming. we will speak to two restaurateurs who are fighting back, plus australia, strict lockdown in the covid situation is getting worse during the lockdown. you won't believe who they are blaming, polymer george christiansen is back with us tonight. >> people in new york city have to show proof of vaccination to catch a movie, eat endorse at a restaurant and deblasio calls it the key to the wonders of the city which implies the unvaccinated are being locked out. if you are not vaccinated doesn't matter if you have natural immunity on untouchable who need to be shown from polite society. the left wants you to think this is progress but it is shameful and un-american. new york city business owners are fighting back against this attack on our civil liberties. with the nose manager and owner of a restaurant. mary, josephine and rocco, great to see both of you. your first reaction to the news that new yorkers would need this vaccine passports

we saw a similar routine from new york mayor bill deblasio this weekend. g concert health more like an eviction. big names of the bill, cnn covered live. it started with the philharmonic and government and there were a few off key moments. >> after the financial crisis they said we would come back. we did. after sandy they said we would come back, we did. >> maybe you did. chuck schumer went backstage and i guess he thought there slick concert would make people believe new york was to be back but hurricane was brewing as mary manilow launched into his medley. >> ♪♪ if you only know what i'm going for a ♪♪ i just can't smile >> thank you for your cooperation. we have severe weather. move quickly and calmly. >> get out, that was it. no springsteen, no paul simon but fema was called in. >> she came in she gave without taking, the hurricane came, there was something new there. i loved when the concert suddenly ended, then cnn's anderson cooper tried to do something to keep the show going. >> ready to take a chance again on the phone with barry manilow. >> a que

mayor bill deblasio sent a tweet over the weekend but did not make any public appearances at the incidents. he is expected to speak at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> we're watching for that. >> dana: fox news obtaining a new congressional report on the origins of the coronavirus showing the wuhan lab was moving forward with safety renovations in a time leading up to the pandemic. we have more from the state department. >> this is from the most comprehensive report yet laying out a case for the possibility that covid-19 began in a research lab in wuhan. congressional investigators for the republican minority on the house foreign affairs xwhity their research leads them to suggest sars covid 2 was accidentally released from a wuhan institute of virology laboratory sometime prior to september 12th, 2019. these investigators found in the months before the start of the pandemic, the wuhan national biosafety lab requested bids for major renovations to air safety and waste treatment systems in research facilities that had only been operational for less than two years. unclear why the chinese governm

what is happening is they want to go after mayor bill deblasio and the city of new york, basically becausey say there is no way to enforce this and we have a full screen we can show you. you can see independent restaurant owners association says the decision to get the vaccine supply with the individual and his doctor who knows the person's complete medical history rather than a politician. the injunction they are looking for they want to stop the mandate to enter a restaurant or a gym or other indoor venues, very frustrated restaurant owner about the new. >> we are dealing with a card and they expect us to police this without the proper tools or technology and nothing to crosscheck it. we are challenge each guest to say this is not real. >> reporter: he speaks for so many restaurant owners across the city, enforcement will begin september 13th but i expect more lawsuits. jillian: there are a lot of people who want to the to be investigated. >> reporter: two democratic senators asking the sec to investigate tesla over misleading autopilot claims, in a letter, senators marky and blumenthal

new york mayor bill deblasio says the benefits outweigh the challenges. >> we've heard from lots of folksommunity saying amen. this is really helpful because it makes the rules clear and it's the way to stop covid once and for all. >> bill: many state and local governments continue to focus instead on education and persuasion trying to convince people that getting the shots are the best way to protect them against the delta variant and protect people either too young to get vaccinated or too weak to benefit from the shots. dana. >> dana: we'll keep on top of it. thank you so much. >> bill: a host of questions from nicole saphier and former doj prosecutor and hello to both of you, doctor, will this encourage more to get vaccinated or not? >> i think you will see what other countries have seen. a small bump in vaccines for the next couple of days just because it will be an inconvenience for people but i don't think this is a good long-term solution. it doesn't make sense in terms of an endpoint. new york city has less than 20 cases per 100,000 population. about 1 to 3 people dying daily and

todd: new york city mayor bill deblasio promising a precision policing strategy to deal with the violentard. we are making progress. morgan arrests, more cooperation in the community. gangs are the problem and this is where the focus is going to be. todd: this is a year after the plainclothes anticrime unit was disbanded at the height of the black lives matter movement. muriel bowser's plan is getting pushback, the dc council wants that money to go to violence prevention and public health instead. jillian: portland police searching for officers for the newly resurrected gun violence protection unit. the team was disbanded year ago at the height of the black lives matter movement. here's the leader of the portland police association, darrell turner, appreciate your time. let's look at the numbers. homicides are up 327%, shootings up 116% as of june 30th. more than 115 officers left since july of 2020, those numbers are hard to look at. tell me why you think you are not getting recruits for the newly resurrected gun violence unit, what are people saying? >> the officers have not been suppo

mayor bill deblasio says a mask mandate is not out of the question for now, though, he's still pushingist, but it would do very little harm in the scheme of things. we want to focus on vaccinated, vaccinated, vaccinated, but we aren't taking any tool off the table going forward depending on what the data and science tell us. reporter: jackie across the northeast as we battle the delta variant, new jersey and connecticut also not issuing those mask mandates, but again, rent mending that people wear masks when they are indoors, jackie? jackie: it's interesting to see there has been some resistance in blue states as well to get vaccinated. some of the finger pointing has been at the red states it seems to be a problem equally across the country. thank you so much for that. >> you're welcome. jackie: a new report revealing school closures from 2020 could end up costing the united states $188 billion, and now, covid variant concerns once again raising worries about reopening schools. joining me now, jeanie allen center for education reform founder and ceo. if we move into the fall and have

. >> sandra: that was bill deblasio saying that things are turning around in new york city but it seemsy to go. nypd is searching for this man they say he raped a 70-year-old woman at gun point in the stairwell of her bronx apartment. in d.c. police released this footage of a brutal attack a at a gas station. robbing and beating the victim and leaving him lying on the pavement. mayor bottoms in atlanta says a monster is on the loose after a woman was stabbed to death walking her dog in a city park and the suspect killing the dog. listen to the harrowing 911 phone call. >> sandra: horrible to listen to. atlanta homicides are up 11% from this time last year while shootings are up 32%. shooting victims are up 12%. power panel now, guillen owe called well and judy miller. great to have you both here. sickening to hear some of these phone calls and see some of this video. in many cases the police release this video footage to find the suspect but it is also important that the public sees just how bad it is getting out there and how brazen some of these attacks are. >> you know, i got to be h

one new york city restaurant with a smackdown of mayor bill deblasio' rest stricted posted a sign readingnot discriminate against any customer based on sex, gender, race, creed, age, vaccinate or -- how do you not listen to the voter? what happens here, laura? >> it is all about keeping people safe. local businesses open and economy thriving. the small businesses we heard one. many others that are happy to see this restriction. they want the delta virus to be stop being spread. so this -- >> harris: we all want that. >> if you don't -- it is very reasonable. frankly in places like texas and florida we're seeing hospitalizations get to the point you can't get an icu bed if you get in a car accident or if you have a heart attack. so it's all about keeping those hospitalizations down so that people have the freedom to move and continue to have that economy be open. it is working in california and frankly, americans agree, majority of americans have no problem with vaccine and testing requirements. they support them. there are a handful of republicans that do not. so those are the dynamic and

new york city mayor bill deblasio torching the response. >> look, his statement was laughable, his attemptes of him with family members as a defense was an insult to these women. insult to the whole notion that a public servant is held to a high standard. he should resign and he won't resign. he should be impeached as quickly as possible. >> sandra: do you believe it's in him to resign and do you believe that will actually happen or will it come to impeachment or something else? >> i don't know. i talked to a lawmaker yesterday who said there is a chance they might be trying to make a deal with him to resign and maybe they drop some of the charges. i don't know how that works out. i'm not a lawyer. but i would like to know if that is a possibility because i don't want the nursing home charges to go away, okay? i don't. i think he has to be impeached. i have said for months now that i don't believe these lawmakers in albany. they keep saying they are going to do it but they've been stonewalling and i think they've been waiting for the attorney general report to come out to see how bad it wa

mayor bill deblasio just reacted to this press conference. listen. >> i want to see the report. i definitely have faith in the attorney general that she and her team have conducted a thorough, objective investigation. and from what you are telling me those are troubling findings. but i need to see the report to be able to give you a deeper answer on this. >> the report is 165 pages. we'll go through it. governor cuomo has said he is eager to tell his side of the story. we'll see what happens the rest of the day. >> sandra: bryan llenas has been on that from the beginning. joining us now is attorney ted williams. all of this we found out this morning that leticia james would be holding the news conference, a major announcement would be coming and able to connect the dots because it was just yesterday that cuomo sat down for that videotaped interview with the independent investigators for 11 grueling hours. he faced a barrage of questions about these victims and their allegations and we were told there were some tense moments in that 11 hours of questioning including at one point

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i hate to say i agree with bill deblasio but i do.r defending yourself and saying i kiss everybody in touch everybody, here are the pictures, here's how i do it, old, young, man, woman, defending himself you have to stand back and say if 11 people think something went wrong here maybe i need to turn this in and do some self reflection. >> the idea that andrew cuomo will engage in self reflection at this point in time is wishful thinking. it is all about survival and i think it is a very sad time for new york because we are facing numerous crises. what do we do with the coronavirus bike with teachers and kids going back to school, how do we -- we need a governor. with the impeachment living, the civil cases, there is no way he functions as governor and for that reason alone he should step aside right now. i'm disappointed how long it has taken the assembly to do anything. they've investigated from is, they had the attorney general's investigation, the most of preventive in the state of new york. and then we will begin the process of im

new york's mayor bill deblasio talking about requiring proof of vaccination before someone goes intolater this month. later in august after a transition period. enforcement begins in mid september. how that goes we're not quite sure. schools expected to reopen in september. more workers could return to the office in manhattan. trying to get ready for that. in the meantime making a major push of vaccinations. here he is on record a moment ago from city hall. >> it will require vaccination for workers and customers in indoor dining, in indoor fitness facilities, indoor entertainment facilities. this is going to be a requirement. >> bill: so he is also requiring as of yesterday, dana, city workers to get vaccinated or face weekly testing. also offered $100 as incentive for more people to get the vaccine. >> dana: including teachers then. >> bill: i would imagine it would. whether they do i don't know. i can't say. >> dana: enforcement thing is interesting. you might need a different card, a vaccination card. let's say your doctor has said you aren't a person should get a vaccine you wou

visit indeed.com/hire neil: all right, that didn't take long to hear from the new york mayor bill deblasioell apparently, i guess he has read the report, and said right now, it's beyond clear that andrew cuomo is not fit to hold office, can no longer serve as governor. he must resign, and if he continues to resist and attack the investigators who did their job he should be impeached immediately. all right, so, we're following that. waiting to see if maybe the president of the united states himself will comment on this. the only time i remember him talking about this cuomo investigation was when it was in full throws here, and back in march, he said that he'd leave it to this independent investigation to come up with his conclusions, but if they concluded that this sort of activity was going on, arresting activity and worse, that the governor should resign, and actually, there's a lot of the allegations prove true he should be prosecuted that was then. haven't heard anything from the white house yet, but we have heard that the president is looking at some other matters that are certainly ti

if deblasio, the mayor of new york city, bill deblasio, comes out tomorrow and says we want all officetrict mandate on their employee s and we're talking about tens of thousands of people here in new york city, and i think that's kind of where we're going. we're hearing that the firms are in contact with the mayor's office, and that the mayor' office, which did not return our calls for comments, is at least thinking of some sort of a broad guideline that says listen, if you want to work in an office in new york city, you have to be vaccinated and that's when you'll see the jpmorgan, the goldman sachs, the morgan stanley, et cetera, impose very strict mandates on their workers what will be really interesting, neil, is i don't know if they are going to go here is if a worker says no i'm not going to get vaccinated, okay, you can't come to the office, okay, well then you get fired. are they going to go that far? i don't know, but they're clearly talking about mandating vaccines. that's being discussed right now they need the sort of backup from the government so they don't get sued becaus

neil: well that's what's happening in new york city where mayor bill deblasio has strongly urged, itree, i guess, not to listen to that guidance but many sort of seed to whatever the local officials are saying or the cdc is recommending, but some will fight it. those who do, what happens to them? >> well, i think the city is going to then fine them, or try to shut them down, if they're violating local ordinances and of course, you hit on the problem. florida is 100% different from new york, and other states, so it's just going to be, look, to use a legal phrase, it's going to be a mess! it's going to be sorted out in some way in the courthouse, and i don't think given the urgency of the problem, which the doctor and you just talked about, the courthouse is not where these issues should be resolved and should be settled. it should be, frankly, in congress, and from the white house. neil: you know, guy, while i have you too the cdc is also pushing back this eviction ban through early october. there are a lot of landlords and others who aren't too pleased with that, and other taxpayers

mayor bill deblasio announced it will go into effect tomorrow.east received one dose to go in restaurants and businesses. there is a similar mandate in new orleans. a lot of mixed emotions for businesses who are struggling to keep their employees safe to still stay open. >> we have some that are really happy about the requirement and others that are fuming mad. >> i'm not a professional in checking for vaccination cards. someone can just as likely hand me a fake card. we don't feel it's our responsibility. >> san francisco's mandate goes into effect friday. requiring full proof of vaccination. there are exemptions for those ineligible to get the vaccine like children. here in new york city a lot of questions about how this will work logistically and who could be exempt. it will all start to be enforced starting september 13th. >> bill: we'll watch and see how it goes. alex hogan with the update on that. before we get out of here try to wrap it up as best we can. a couple things we can mention. the biggest fear next is what happens next? and i wou

bill deblasio stopped short of making this move.ng? is a big effort to counterfeit, just one more hurdle for those that are trying to recover. florida governor ron desantis double down again saying he would never mandate such a thing for businesses in the state of florida. stuart: this country is split, is it not? airlines down today, mask mandates, one airline teaming up with tech talk and why they're doing it. stuart: american airlines launched a partnership that allows customers to connect to wi-fi on board the aircraft, you get 30 minutes free access without purchasing wi-fi 130 minutes are up, users will be alerted and you have the option to purchase wi-fi, but an apps like tick-tock needs a solid internet connection allowing for streaming videos. that has been a challenge in the past the faster wi-fi is providing more options. more than 90% of its customers bring a device on board. ipad, smart phone, tick-tock is a popular apps most smart phones can't support so it is heating up. stuart: let's look at the dow 30 to give you a

the correction officer's association is holding new york city mayor bill deblasio accountable for thet. deblasio is blaming criminal court saying felony convictions have fallen to a fraction of where they once were. >> senator bernie sanders is throwing his support behind california governor gavin newsom in the recall election. >> the september 14 recall of governor newsom is a bold face republican power grab, don't let it happen. jillian: voters should turn out for newsom to fight climate change, guarantee universal healthcare and pass immigration reform. >> former nfl quarterback facing criticism over a video of him shoving a high school football player. the head coach at a nashville school is seen grabbing the player and screaming at him after the player reportedly spoke back to him. the former super bowl champion has apologized saying he unfairly signaled out the team and admitted he should have been a better leader. that is a look at your headlines brian i'll send it to you. brian: wow okay we'll talk about that later but now remembering our fallen heros 20- year-old marine corps

. >> new york city mayor bill deblasio downplays a violet attack at an atm in manhattan. >> we shouldcarrie underwood for liking this tweet. >> a child's mask is a symbolic security blanket for you, not them. >> we replaced our free speech culture with a miranda rights culture. what you say can and will be used against you. >> thank you for everything you sacrificed and continue to sacrifice, thank you on behalf of the cleveland browns and for allowing us to be able to play this game that we love. ainsley: straight to a fox news alert president biden speaking on the afghanistan crisis, just moments ago saying the taliban must decide whether it wants to be a part of the international community. brian: unbelievable. steve: meanwhile new reports say several afghans were killed just this morning when the taliban opened fire on people, waving the national flag of the previous government. brian: people are being killed at the airport, mr. president, peter doocy joins us live from the white house with the latest. reporter: in the run-up to kabul 's fall president biden had been getting daily

the mandate was supposed to take effect monday, but mayor bill deblasio moved it back, meantime, deblasioecoming week concert. deblasio is sporting the rapper 's chain in the bronx. he later tweeted it was the " greatest honor of my career." that's a look at your headlines, steve, send it back to you. steve: thank you very much, jillian. all right, what kind of a day to you have in-store for you? right behind me, about half a block, is meteorologist adam klotz with the fox weather forecast. >> adam: good morning, steve. for now, nice weather out here on fox square, that's not the case across the entire country, as we continue to track a couple of tropical systems one really battering the southeast as we speak, low pressure system moving currently, from alabama into georgia, the heaviest rain in north georgia right now, including atlanta, we could see flash flooding with this and isolated tornadoes and as this moves to the north, it's going to bring all that moisture with it expect a lot of heavy rain in eastern tennessee, eastern kentucky later today, maybe some flooding, and the other tr