chi kyrie irving stands to lose the most at $400,000 per home game: mayor bill deblasio pleading for the brooklyn mets guard to get the shot and irving maintaining his vaccination status is private. the nba estimates 90% of players will be vaccinated before the season starts on october 19. >> the decision to ban backpacks at one idaho school district is causing chaos on campus. students carrying their books

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doesn't make sense, it's got to stop. >> it is getting bad when they are double of that is mayor bill deblasio is attacking the court system for lack of consequences for criminals. our inmates able to run the asylum in new york city when even mayor deblasio thinks this is crazy? >> we see all this stuff happening to new york city corrections officers and their job is getting harder as well because they basically know they can go out doing everything they want to do in get away with the weather in the street or behind bars they can go, hurt and officer, the victim, heard a corrections officer who is there to keep the sanity inside those walls. it is unbelievable and we are going to need change, people who care about law and order and the victims. >> how much longer can these woke das continue to avoid doing the job they are supposed to be doing in the first place? >> when you allow the criminals to remeasure they are going to and they will go further and further and further. when you stopping by drinking or. in the street they look over their shoulder, might not carry a gun and in that case we

let's listen in. >> mayor bill deblasio, burrough presidents, we're here today because of a devastatinghat shocked the people of this city. and even the morning after, we're still uncovering the true depth of the loss. the human loss, which is hard to imagine, that people simply in their cars, in their homes and their basements succumb to the ravages of a brutal storm, and their families just must be in such pain this morning. so to all of them, we offer our love, our condolences, and our wishes for their healing. and we'll be there to support them. and this is all precipitated by last night's record-shattering rainfall. and what's so fascinating is that the records that were broken in central park, for example, 3.15 inches in one hour. it broke a record literally set one week earlier. that says to me that there are no more cataclysmic, unforeseen events. we need to see these in advance and be prepared. and we learned a lot of lessons from sandy. we built back resiliency. our coastal shore lines are in much better shape than they had been. where we have a vulnerability is in our streets

a relatively new vaccine away from individuals and even blm organizers in new york threatening bill deblasios vaccine mandates, your mandate will not be another racist social distance practice, black people are not going to stand by or you will see another uprising and that is not a threat, there's a promise, vaccination passport is not a free passport to racism. what is that? >> no doubt there is this divergence and i think this diversions is going to have some consequences and when the president of the united states looks at the american people not as citizens capable of making decisions for themselves but as subjects that he can be disappointed and have his patients come to a end a lot of people saw that and they were upset about it. when i heard him say he was going to make all federal employees take the vaccine i said to myself good luck with that, disproportionately black americans in those lower categories of those grades - to get a vaccine. >> i want to put this up, vaccination rate by of misty. a lot of people watching are not aware of this. white americans 61.4%, hispanic 16.7, bla

jillian: an employee was attacked for enforcing bill deblasio's vaccine test mandate and they releasedw video they say, black lives matter has the story all wrong. >> a couple questions, just a couple. todd: president biden ducking the press during the oval office sitdown with boris johnson and the white house press corps is not happy about it. listen. jillian: we don't have that but we do have someone important to talk to, nigel farage here to react, thank you for joining us. i am curious the reaction to this where you are. >> what a bizarre spectacle to see two important leaders muzzled behind the thickest facemask, so difficult to hear what anyone was saying. it was utterly bizarre and boris johnson, leaders are accountable to the press, all sides and all opinions, boris was stunned about the new culture, the president doesn't take questions. boris decided in an impromptu way to take questions and the white house press team didn't like it and we see ourselves, a question in the uk this morning it is president biden doesn't take questions from journalists, accountable as leader of th

in central park another advocacy event, the global citizen concert and somehow i missed it but bill deblasiowell. >> new york city is proud to be at the forefront of the climate revolution with our own new york city green new deal. >> you can see from this action why they only raised $1.1 billion which is 16 times less than broadway got welfare. he was also booed at the rained out new york homecoming concert a few weeks back but and you are a global citizen fighting poverty and climate change you need a royal to speak for you. q the montecito royals. >> global citizens, we ask you tonight do you think we should start treating access to the vaccine as a basic human right? >> we know that it feels like this pandemic has been going on forever, some people are just over it. if everyone is overrated is never going to be over. laura: glad she let him speak. that was very nice he got to speak a little bit. >> you can see why they had less of an audience than the tony awards almost by half. and that was with big stars j. lo. and cold plate, the biggest act in the world. laura: you missed something b

slur as they are facing several charges was the vaccination mandate imposed by democrat mayor bill deblasio requires businesses to enforce the policy without support from health officials. todd: the deadliest year in two decades after another violent weekend. mayor lori lightfoot is refunding the police after slashing $60 million from the department budget. >> expansion of the officer wellness program, incredibly hard-working police officers have the resources they need for the stress and trauma they have every day. todd: we've been talking about this for months. the fact that the funding the police would lead to carnage not just on chicago city streets but across the nation in cities across our great country. wise mayor lori lightfoot just waking up to the reality of defunding her department? >> those folks and the criminals who support having their way in any particular city. this mayor should have done this a long time ago through emergency authorization, and in july 6, '00 people shot, 300 children shot, and in chicago, police department has a morale issue. in addition to that we have a

water rescues are underway, new york mayor bill deblasio declared a state of emergency. the governors of new york and new jersey have declared a state of emergency for their states. they are asking people to stay off the roads and avoid unnecessary travel. the mayor confirmed one does, 70-year-old man who was swept away by floodwaters. flash flooding warning in effect until 3 am eastern time. also flooding from rutgers university in new jersey to yale university in connecticut. the flooding stranding and travel. water rising the lower level of international airport, they were able to resume limited flight operations. tornadoes touched down in southern new jersey. dozens of homes were destroyed and joining us now is steve rogers, retired police lieutenant experienced this flooding firsthand, i wish we were talking on better terms. >> this was a very unusual storm. there were no high winds. i was on the phone with my neighbor and he told me his basement was flooded and i thought i should take a look at mine and sure enough i had half a foot of water pouring in. the water w

remnants of ida recap across the northeast, a state of emergency issued for new york as mayor bill deblasio urges residents to stay on the streets. the mta suspending trains as we have heavy flooding in stations but take a look at this video of water literally gushing onto a platform. the nypd has been busy responding to calls of people needing help including the man who was trapped in a flooded basement. the nypd special ops unit bringing the man and his dog to safety, both are okay. earlier this morning i talked with retired new jersey police lieutenant steve rogers about this devastating flooding, take a listen. >> i was a police officer for 38 years. we've had storms, we've had hurricanes, nothing like this. because it was so quiet. very unusual in that there were no high windss but this was just a quiet, massive amount of water that came down and how destructive it was. jillian: in new jersey one person died in floodwaters, the passaic mayors in a vehicle driven by man in his 70s was overtaken in the world. in maryland a tornado causing damage in an apples, the storm tore shingles off

bill deblasio is clearly a moron, but even he understands that. it does work. united airlines announced it is firing 600 people. why are they doing that? they don't want to pay tens of millions of dollars in fines. now 600 people are unemployed. oh by the way, they have no health insurance. that's how we're making mesh healthier. got it? this is not just happening in the airlines. in hospitals mass firings are now under way. where's the congress in this? good question. meanwhile, one hospital in north carolina just canned 175 people. remember, this is a public health crisis, right? maybe we shouldn't empty the hospitals of the employees. it was already nationwide a severe shortage of nurses. hospitals are closing wings 'cause there's no one to staff them. now there are fewer people. none of the people can collect unemployment. they're done. they're destroyed. they're punished. these aren't the ceo's of big companies. these aren't people who live in affluent neighborhoods. these are hourly workers. these are people the democratic party used to care about. these

the governor of new york and bill deblasio are going to speak soon.ltiple deaths in this torrential historic rainfall including two people here at this home, a mother and son who died when floodwaters came rushing into their basement apartment. you can see the gaping hole. the water was about waist high if not higher. 22-year-old and 43-year-old were in here. there was a family of four. the mother and son reportedly went back to unplug things and grab stuff and it was too late. you can see some of the stuff and the debris here. this is the whole block is like this as people are now cleaning up and coming to grips with really what happened last night. it happened so quick within a matter of minutes the flash flood that kept people from being able to grab their stuff and get out. 2-year-old boy 10 miles away from here in queens, new york as well. the national weather service issuing a flood emergency for the first time in the city. the entire subway system shut down completely last night and there is a travel advisory now warning people to stay off the

new york city mayor bill deblasio is having a press conference now saying over 1,000 new york city buildings have been damaged. he is putting together a task force that the city can be better prepared to deal with what he says will be extreme weather happening more regularly. they also want to take account as to who lives in basement apartments to better warn them next time. julie. >> julie: thank you. president biden's approval taking a nose-dive. new national poll is out with the headline. biden's awful august. approval sinks on afghan pull-out. they call it a failure. 43% of americans approve of the job he is currently doing. the lowest in that poll since biden took office and after the disastrous troop withdrawal, 71% now say america's role in afghanistan was a failure. in all 61% disapprove of the president and how he handled the withdrawal. critics say he has only himself to blame. >> he is under water for one primary reason, the way he left afghanistan. let me simply put this. it's not the american way to leave americans behind and that's what the biden administration has done. >> i t

. >> bill deblasio says we need a different set of tools.d climate change? >> it makes i urgent certainly. it will add fuel to the fire of democrats trying to push through funding, extra funding for this reconciliation bill. >> the polling on this is really interesting. going back to 1977, seeing the view of people worrying the effect of global warming. democrats are at 46%. speed to 2021, 29% of republicans and 82% of democrats. >> i do think it is striking to see how quickly president biden made the link between these storms and climate change. that was not always the case particularly with republicans and now soon he made the case to pass his legislative agenda. these bills that are making their way parallel through continue with funding with climate change and infrastructure. when you see the whole electrical grid going out in louisiana and the subway tunnel floods in new york, it is hard to argue that our infrastructure does not need approving. including this major provision that subsidized and incentivized clean power. that's something

beginning tomorrow, new york city mayor bill deblasio's key to nyc pass will require all workers and show proof of vaccination. there is no testing out option under the program. in florida, governor ron de santiss controversial ban on school mask mandates was upheld by an appeals court. what is the miami-dade school superintendent said this morning. >> the recent actions taken in tallahassee are contrary to the expert advice of public health and mental entities that tlar that mask mandates are protective measures that serve a compelling public interest. there is a greater incentive and a greater focus on the need to vaccinate individuals in our communities. the best way -- the best way to reduce the positivity rates, to contain the spread of covid-19 is by surrounding kids with vaccinated individuals. and our incentives, the deployment of mobile vaccination units, and testing units to our schools, which we do around the clock, are having an effect. >> let's go now to nbc's stephanie stanton in tampa. stephanie, what has been the reaction so far to the court's ruling? >> well, joe, th

water rescues are underway, new york mayor bill deblasio declared a state of emergency.rs of new york and new jersey have declared a state of emergency for their states. th

on monday new york mayor bill deblasio had this response. >> we need to send a message to all the worldeaders, including most notably, bolsonaro from brazil, that if you intend to come here, and don't want to be vaccinated, don't bother coming. amy: a roundtable discussion was held with world leaders, calling on nations including the united states to meet their commitments to a $100 billion a year climate fund. the call came weeks before the human is set to convene a crucial climate summit in scotland. >> my message this morning and to the conference is that we need decisive action now to avert climate catastrophe. for that, we need solidarity. saving these and future generations is the government responsibility. amy: youth activists are holding a global climate strike on friday, september 24, including here in new york city, which will coincide with the u.n.'s climate week. ahead of the strike, a sweetest -- a swedish climate activist says the movement also needs to ckle racism, sexism and inequality. >> the climate crisis is because for the same thing fueling other crises and inequali

outgoing mayor bill deblasio announced today the city will issue more evacuation orders in the futureing first responders door to door and alerting basement residents. justin brannan is a new york city councilman representing brooklyn. he's also the chairman of the city's committee on resiliency and waterfronts. mr. brannan, thank you for joining us. as you said, there are a lot of waterfronts in new york city and a couple days after the storm, what is your understanding of what happened? >> people forget that new york city is one of america's most hurricane vulnerable urban centers. we have 520 miles of coastline, four of the five boroughs of the city of new york our coastline, our island -- or islands connected to one. we are still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane sdy and that will be nine years come october. what has our city accomplished in those 10 years outside of lower manhattan? very little. in the hour -- outer boroughs we get thoughts and prayers, mops and buckets and we spare no expense for manhattan. that's what we felt the other night. our sewer system is over 100

the vaccine mandate imposed by democrat mayor bill deblasio requires businesses to enforce the policy a for sale sign. >> is it safe to admit that's an unusual occurrence? jillian: fox nation is also offering an exclusive free episode, head to fox nation.com to watch. brian: jillian thanks so much let's talk about this mask mandates aren't just in place for kids in schools. if you live in new york state get this , your child, will be forced to mask up, even if they're in daycare. >> masks are required in child care and daycare centers because if you're watching the national news the scary announcements coming out every morning are the number of children contract ing covid and we don't have a vaccine available for 5- 11-year-olds. brian: not toddlers our next guest is now in fear for her future as parents consider pulling their children out of daycare, because of the new mask rules. tlc and child care executive director michelle smith joins us now. michelle, how does this make sense? two-year-olds, three-year-olds wearing masks? >> it doesn't necessarily make sense and it's very diffic

new york mayor bill deblasio is taking heat for not being prepared enough.ed to improve infrastructure and drainage system because extreme weather events are becoming the norm. we now understand that this kind of radical, sudden change in weather is beyond the understanding, beyond the reach of any of our typical measuring tools. things are happening that projections can't track with accuracy or consistency. which means we have to assume the worst in the way that we never have before. >> the reality though is as well, 11 of the people in new york city died in illegal basement apartments. apartments built in basements and buildings throughout the city. there's an estimated 50,000 of them and griff, when that water comes in, you saw that video in new jersey, you can imagine, that people have seconds to react and so there are calls now to do more were those types of dwellings and we know that president biden will be visiting new york and new jersey on tuesday to assess the damage. griff: frightening video. quickly, is paterson still at risk of additional floodi

politicians were so different you'd have to pick florida governor ron desantis and new york city mayor bill deblasiosinesses can be fined $5,000 for imposing a vaccine mandate, so if you don't, if you say you have to have a vaccine to come into the business, you could be fined up to $5,000 in florida, what about new york city? well, you could be fined up to $5,000, oh, yes, but that's for businesses that don't ask whether you've been vaccinated or not. it is true and right now i'm joined by angie whose the owner of the deberry diner here and angie thank you for joining us. you said to me earlier, thank god i live in florida right? >> no kidding we're so grateful for our governor and that he's standing up for all of us and i hope goya governors step up and do the same thing. ashley: what do you think asking someone whether they're vaccinated and to prove it? >> it's not my business, not the federal government's business and nobody's business. ashley: and your customers agree >> absolutely 100%. ashley: angie, there you have it florida not only a different country, neil, sometimes i think it's a diffe

independence school district now have until friday to get their first dose of covid-19 after mayor bill deblasio extended the deadline. 97% of principals and 95% of teachers have been vaccinated. the mandate affects 150,000 schools and employees. that's big news. as of midnight this morning, new york states vaccine mandates for hospital workers kicked in. the mandates requiring 600,000 public and private hospitals and nursing homes to have receive their first dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> healthcare officials are bracing for staff shortages due to workers refusing to comply with the vaccine mandate. if those shortages happen, new york governor, kathy hochul says she will dispatch the national guard to effective facilities and would sign executive orders for licenses outside of new york to practice in the state. >> good. >> that's putting down the gauntly. >> it's great. >> healthcare facilfacilities. >> who wants to share their loved ones or parents to a cold hospital when you don't have covid. >> come on. >> i heard a lot of people freaking out of what andrew cuomo did of nursing home. i cer

chi kyrie irving stands to lose the most at $400,000 per home game: mayor bill deblasio pleading for90% of players will be vaccinated before the season starts on october 19. >> the decision to ban backpacks at one idaho school district is causing chaos on campus. students carrying their books around in pretty much anything, wagons, even old popcorn machines, to mock the district's ban, but jefferson county school district says the move is to prevent gun violence after a middle schooler was caught bringing a gun to school. >> and this towering 12-year-old boy is turning heads on the youth football field, he's six feet tall and 340 pounds and this video of the promising prospect dominating the grid iron racking up over 2 million views, his mother says, his team has only lost one game of the 12 that he played in. got to keep an eye on him. ainsley: he was bullied before he got on the football team and found his place. steve: he's doing well, congratulations. jillian: see what he does in life then. brian: with a scholarship maybe at a college. tonight 7:00 on primetime a big show i'll be

mayor bill deblasio was also at the event, but he was quickly bo o'd after taking the stage. >> new yorkraid to speak out. >> i'm tired of everybody telling me you can't do this , you can't say that. we don't have free speech any more. you have the right to say anything you want but because it might offend one or two people all of a sudden everybody quiets up and the majority has to step forward and say i'm going to live my life. will: holtz said no one should worry about being canceled. we will always have some sort of problem but part of life is learning how to deal with it. and those are your headlines. let's check in now with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. >> adam: good morning, will. beautiful weather out here on fox square. beautiful wither really across the country a little bit of a crisp in the air feeling like fall and football weather here earl your this morning going to be a great day this afternoon 63 in new york city, you'll see cooler spots 56 degrees in chicago, 55 in minneapolis, 54 degrees up into seattle, so northern tier of the country still nic