mayor de blasio: what a day. i want to say to our commissioner, dave johnson, thank you for your extraordinary work, for your team's amazing work. some colleagues here as part of this press conference today -- the deputy mayor, the senior advisor, and ceo of health the hospitals -- you have all been heroes. you are very modest people, so maybe i am making you blush. the fact is, all of you have been heroes in 2020. all of you have been part of the history of this city and you will be in the history books as people who have made tremendous positive difference for the people in new york city. i am thanking you as individuals, but also thanking you for the amazing teams you have assembled and the amazing work you have all done. talking about team -- this is going to be a team effort to reach one million vaccinations in january. we are going to work with the whole community. we are going to work with the whole health care world. we are going to call all city agencies to be part of this, as dave mentioned. the school

but de blasio has a solution. are going to pay for his disaster. >> and if we are really going to have the recovery we deserve we need the stimulus. still no clear direction coming from washington.on we'll keep fighting for a stimulus that actually allows the small businesses in new york city to recover and the renters in new york city to recover. and the people of new york city to recover. and our economy to come back. >> tucker: uh-huh. will it pay to get the junkies off the subway? whinos assaulting women in parks?in seth baren is associate editor with the city journal and he is joining us. i shouldn't be surprised but the gall of de blasio after a wrecking the city and driving out the tax base to demand the rest of us bail him out, hard to know what to say. >> well, that is his number one solution. he has been saying the same thing since march or april. he just repeats it. recently he had a whole litany of ways of different stimuli he would like to receive.nt first for the small wbusinesses. then one for the s

what we are seeing, because will de blasio is nothing new.n failing schools, districts try to do anything, they tend to fall down on the job and underscores why parents are so important in the equation. huge victory for parents able to finally turn bill de blasio being pushed in a corner, looking at the studies that show were strong unions, schools are much more likely to be closed. paul: i want to ask you about that in a second but let's go to remote learning evidence because it does seem there's piling evidence that students are really suffering and if you lose a half-year of schools and that is on average. some of these kids, a full year for sure. they still going to be promoted to the next grade? how do you make up the lost year of learning? >> a lot of districts are talking about basically writing off the past year. it is kind of starting over, not necessarily holding people back, there's a lot of discussion about whether he say okay, now you're moving into sixth or seventh grade or third grade and we will just keep moving in wherever we

nobody supports bill de blasio who i have never met in my life.al has de blasio ever one time acknowledgedstory or has done anything wrong? mayor, rather. >> well, i mean, like today hewe said oh, yes, he should have restrained the nypd more in the protests. all he will say things like that. or yes, he s should have fired the cop who arrested eric garner sooner. you know, things that appease his base. he will say things like that.. but no, he doesn't take responsibility for anything that has gone wrong. >> tucker: it's just really, it's amazing how one guy who got the support of less than 10% of the population in the city is allowed to destroy everything. it does make you wonder about democracy as we are practicing it. >> it sort of does. >> tucker: it raises real questions, i would say. great to see you tonight. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so democrats want your kids to know one thing.t these lockdowns are good for you. now that is not an easy case to make because the lockdowns have destroyed a generation of children.ec so when a lie is that big, you need the big guns to help

escalating backlash from anti-covid-19 lockdown movement after new york city mayor bill de blasio warnse is sending sheriffs deputies to knock on doors to make sure every british traveler is in a home or a hotel is quarantining. he will fine them if they're not. plus, detroit suing black lives matter activists over claims of quote, civil conspiracy and why joe biden now says he won't dial back all of president trump's immigration policies on day one of his presidency. i'm edward lawrence in for liz elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. edward: mouse democrats agree they will try to pass this measure. will more money be on the way for those struggling in the pandemic? with me to break it down texas republican brian babin. congressman, is trump right to take issue with this bill? >> i think he is right, absolutely. you know, i support every time we can find in waste and foreign aid, omnibus covid relief package giving it back to the u.s. taxpayers. we know we keep hearing that, these were, these were his own administrators that made this change but actually this was so

we're joined by the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. mayor de blasio, thank you so much for joining us. big picture. new york city has seen a steady rise in cases this fall. dr. fauci is warning we haven't yet seen the full brunt of thanksgiving. it could get worse after christmas, new year's. how bad should new yorkers prepare for things to get in the coming few weeks? >> look, wolf, i think we've got one more big battle ahead. i think we've got to get through december and january, and i think things are going to get a lot better after that, because we'll be past the holidays because the vaccine, the impact of the vaccine will be felt more and more with every passing week. right now we've seen a surge of cases. but you know what? new yorkers are fighting back. we have a lot of folks wearing masks, a lot of folks getting tested. they're really answering the call. and on top of that today, great victory for this city and for the parents and kids of this city, getting the parents and schools up and running again for our youngest kids. i w

joe, mayor de blasio -- and we talked about this before, mayor de blasio is literally rooting for theocrats to win in georgia because he wants chuck schumer to become the majority leader because they need a bailout in new york city. >> that's an excellent point, it's the same bill de blasio who talked about and bragged about redistribution of wealth. the problem is as larry just pointed out, wealth is leaving town at an alarming rate and if you don't have the rich to tax company don't have not even the rich but just people to tax in general because they are fleeing the state, then the revenues go away and you go bankrupt, why would you want to stay in new york at this point? 1500 shootings in new york city this year, that's double of 2019 and this is during a pandemic when people are basically locked down. murders up 40%, new york bears the highest tax burden of any state in the country and what use to keep you around and i lived in new york city, i get it completely was the culture and the culinary and its character. it's lost its character, the culinary you see thousands of restaura

by the way, we kept hearing from cuomo and de blasio that we need to listen to the doctors and listenen it comes to making decisions around covid-19. let's listen to doctor fauci. he says that the u.s. should keep an eye on it, that the is new strain in the uk but we don't want to overreact. he also advises against banning flights from the uk as well. so if we're livessenning to the scientists why aren't we listening to dr. fauci? the same thing we saw with restaurants here in new york city where 1000, more than 1000 have closed since this pandemic began. now they're closed again where they can't do outdoor dining because it is freezing out. there is no indoor dining and you look at the study and stats and science again. 74% of cases of covid happen inside of the home. only 1.3% happen inside of restaurants. cuomo shut them down any way. now, you know, rightly revolting, restaurant owners are because they're on the verge of extinction. edward: to that point, joe, what do you think about this movement sort of growing where they want to ban, restaurants want to ban de blasio and from co

the current mayor bill de blasio is nearing the end of his second and final term newly retired former san jose police chief eddie garcia has been hired as the chief of police for the city of dallas are sealed become dallas's 30th chief of police and the first latino to hold that position. garcia accepts this position after almost 30 years with the san jose police department and he's been credited with rebuilding the department after pension reform and an exodus of

learn more at cosentyx.com. >> katie: new york city mayor bill de blasio bill de blasio said yesterdayg takeaways from the pandemic for him is the importance of sleep. much. >> at the beginning of this crisis, it was crazy for all of us. we were working every single d day. i didn't see that that had an impact. it makes it harder to fully think through things, and obviously, we'll get more emotional when we are tired. so i learned the value of sleep for sure. >> katie: oh, yes. he is the victim here. "the new york post" mocking the mayor with that's covered today. "bedtime for de blasio." also widely online. suffered some 24,000 coronavirus steps and seen countless restaurants and other businesses shut down. one report found that more than 1,000 stores in manhattan alone had to close for good. so, molly, pretty hard to hear someone say that. when so much is happening in new york. >> molly: i am not surprised at all. when i saw that this was the response to the question, this was a softball question. this is the kind of question you can knock out of the park. what did you learn about you

mayor bill de blasio is stepping up quarantine enforcement now.aveling to the state must continue to fill out those contact tracing forms. only now, travelers will also be served quarantine order, and folks that are coming from the u.k. specifically will get an unannounced knock on the door by a sheriff's deputy at their home, their hotel to confirm that they are in fact in quarantine. anyone who fails to comply with this face is a hefty fine. >> we cannot take chances with anyone traveling, particularly folks traveling in from the u.k. everyone, like. if you don't comply with the quarantine, that's $1,000 fine to begin. day one. if you continue not to comply, it is $1,000 for each additional day. >> and molly, those deputies are keeping very busy. those checkpoints are still in place all around the city as people come in to the city. they will be randomly pulled over and reminded about those quarantine rules. molly. >> molly: rather remarkable. i love the holiday attire. thank you. new york city's mayor is also catching some attention after he re

the hard hit new york city surging cases mount setting case counts rather prompted mayor bill de blasio to shut down public schools last month but he reversed course and ordered some pre-kindergarten and elementary schools reopened on monday blasio said the decision was darter based and followed a fierce debate over how to kate kids learning and safe. school buses are back in the big apple some 190000 children are returning to the classroom this week as long as their parents give their ok kids need to bring written consent allowing them to be given frequent coronavirus tests the plan is to test 20 percent of students each week. city officials think this and other measures will keep the kids and their families safe despite the city's high infection rates really don't want to come to school because of. the pandemic or whatever so yeah this is going to just make the best situation like having a process to enter a school for everyone as a working parent it's very hard when my kids are not in school you know when he's not in school after work from home and he's home makes things very difficu

if bill de blasio says up, i say down. if he says down, i say up.that the talk of police reform where if you have a dispute with a family and maybe somebody gets hurt, they're going to send a social worker over, but if you come from the u.k., we're going to send the sheriff in town to come look at you, and if you're bad, we're going to fine the heck out of you. i think he wakes up in the morning and thinks of too many things he needs to do and has to do. and as i said early, i'm here in florida, and right or wrong, the government here has decided it's we, the people, and we're going to trust you, and we're going to trust your businesses to act in a very responsible fashion, and we'll keep our finners crossed things -- fingers crossed things go well because you're smarter than the government. i think it's the opposite in places like new york city, and that's why popularity is a little bit lower than root canal right now. [laughter] connell: don't knock it it until you true it. you're anti-de blasio, i wonder if that works as a trading strategy. whate

when the york city is seeing a surge in new coronavirus cases that prompted mayor bill de blasio to shut down public schools last month but he changed course and ordered some free kindergarten and elementary schools to reopen on monday the blasio saying that the decision was based on science and that it followed a fierce debate over health to keep kids learning and safe at the same town. school buses are back in the big apple some 190000 children are returning to the classroom this week as long as their parents give their ok. kids need to bring written consent allowing them to be given frequent coronavirus tests the plan is to test 20 percent of students each week. city officials think this and other measures will keep the kids and their families safe despite the city's high infection rates really don't want to come to school because of. the pandemic or whatever so yeah they just go it will just make the best situation like having a process to enter a school for everyone as a working parent it's very hard when my kids are not in school you know when he's not in school after work from hom

[laughter] of bill de blasio that may run as well. to the left of bill de blasio.te candidate that gets in there, wall street would be happy, the real estate industry the would be happy, and you'd probably see the massive exodus out of the city that's being contemplated right now. identify been doing a lot of reporting on this, liz. every firm is thinking about moving out and moving chunks of people out. that's going to continue unless we get a change in administration because they believe the progressives in the city are hell bent to tax them, not to protect their workers and to make it pretty unlivable here in new york. and, by the way, the advantages that we have here in new york with great schooling and allegedly -- can be found in a lot of places these days. back to you. liz: charlie, thank you. we are coming right back, don't go away. ♪ trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. . . some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and

we have the, it started of course with the de blasio. he shut down the schools. did one-upmanship around he shut down the restaurants and now of course de blasio is talking about doing a total shutdown. so they keep back an forward and we are stuck in the middle of it all, we 10 million people in new york city. stuart: you have got a protest organized tomorrow i think in times square if i'm not mistaken? >> it is not my protest. i'm attending it. i am speaking at it and supporting it 100%. restaurant the once again. they will march to third avenue to the governor's office but i think the governor has a hearing problem and really doesn't want to hear. there is going to be a lot of people out of work and it could not have come at a worse time. there is waiters and, these people depend own tips. they depend on customers and customers we've had have been very generous. doing, 30, 40% in tips trying to help waiters and bartenders out that being said, 74% of covid happens at home. 1%, 1.4 happens in a restaurant. where do they think people will go when they shut down t

they literally have no answer, they've mismanaged this, especially de blasio. comparison would be california and florida. almost the same climate. florida is doing well and california is barely holding on by a thread. maybe they should try something different. maybe new york should follow suit. >> lisa: rachel, we've enforced and a lot of these places to give up our liberties. restriction on churches, shutting down, preventing people from being able to earn a living, and to open their stories and/or restaurants. are we still a free country? >> i'm sending to question that. i've said from the beginning we need to come out of this pandemic as americans, more as americans than as chinese. i am really worried about the normalization of this kind of removal of our rights and liberties, our right to pursue happiness. if you're going to take away someone's right to worship or make a living, you better be darn sure that science is correct and we see the goalpost moving all the time. dr. fauci has been wrong on some very fundamental things with regard to this pandemic,

i spoke to de blasio -- i never spoke to de blasio before. then i spoke to him ten times.d call could we have this? yes. could we have that? yes. could we have doctors? he wanted me to send doctors and nurses to a hospital. i got it. i did so much. then what happens? he does a black lives matter sign in front of trump tower. >> laura: does it bother you, the sign? >> president trump: no. people are vandalizing it. people are so angry. it's built such anger. you know what is happening. people are going buy and throwing paint on it. it was meant as a bad thing. what we have done for de blasio incredible. what we have done for cuomo. but it doesn't matter. >> laura: are you worried for the push for vaccine, the fast vaccine for covid you might be splitting a coalition of american, frankly in both parties, who aren't comfortable with the vaccine? >> president trump: once you get to a certain number. we use the word "herd" and once you get to a certain number it will go away. so it doesn't have to be. a lot of people are not going to want to do it. a lot of people don't do the

it's good that mayor de blasio is being honest and he supports the scheme of redistributing wealth by's a terrifying thing that someone could articulate that in a free country without repercussions. so i hope that people in new york who have already expressed frustration with how he is managing his city do what is necessary to make sure that people don't have their wealth taken from them. >> shannon: quick final word, jessica? >> i'm not sure that i would equate taxes with theft and necessarily but i am one of those new yorkers who does have a very high tax bill and i'm happy with my dollars going towards fixing a failing education system but mayor de blasio is off-base as he has been during the entire handling of the pandemic. governor cuomo knows we have a $13 billion deficit and we need to keep wealthy new yorkers to keep the city and state humming along because we subsidize a lot of what goes on even outside of the five bureau mike burroughs. so i am not with him at least on the articulation of the problem. >> shannon: he is sticking to it, we will see how it plays out policy wise

changed course and ordered some pre-kindergarten and elementary schools to reopen on monday that blasio said the decision was based on science it followed a fierce debate over how to keep kids learning and safe. school buses are back in the big apple some 190000 children are returning to the classroom this week as long as their parents give their ok. kids need to bring written consent allowing them to be given frequent coronavirus tests the plan is to test 20 percent of students each week. city officials think this and other measures will keep the kids and their families safe despite the city's high infection rates really don't want to come to school because of. the pandemic or whatever so you have to just go it. just make the best situation like having a process to enter a school for everyone as a working parent it's very hard when my kids are not in school you know when he's not in school after work from home and he's home makes things very difficult so i you know i'd always err on the side of try to open school as much as possible but obviously you know considering all the safety and

new york city is seeing a surge in new coronavirus cases, prompting mayor de blasio to shut down publicools last month, but he changed course and ordered some pre-kindergarten and elementary schools to reopen monday. he said the decision was based on science and that it followed a fierce debate over how to keep kids learning and safe at the same time. >> school buses are back in the big apple. some 190,000 children are returning to the classroom this week as long as their parents give the ok. kids need to bring written consent, allowing them to be given frequent coronavirus tests . the plan is to test 20% of students each week. city officials think this and other measures will keep the kids and their families safe, despite the city's high infection rates. >> i rlly don't want my kid to come to school because of the pandemic or whatever, but you've got to just go with the flow, i guess. >> as a working parent, it's very hard when my kids are not in school. when he is not in school, i have to work from home, and he's home, and it makes things difficult. i would always err on the side of t

to stay, but we will see about this new group of people who want to take over for de blasio.-- i don't think it has been canceled but andy cuomo is having online fund-raiser with support from likes of whoopi goldberg rosie perez for his political fortunes, and to celebrate his birthday. meanwhile, people are going to pay bills -- >> i saw him other day on tv talking about how he is going to play -- robert demiro wants to be robert deniro i don't know what he is saying evaluation the vaccine we will take you inside the safety and effectiveness with one key health care expert coming up you don't want to miss that celebrity fan mail one of the biggesting musicians on the planet sent me early christmas gift going to show you more with morning buzz coming up you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ maria: welcome back. adidas to consider potential sale of reebok. dagen: cheryl: that

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on meanwhile new york city is seeing a surge in cases and that has prompted mayor bill de blasio to shut down public schools last month but he changed course and ordered some pre-kindergarten and elementary schools to reopen on monday blasio said the decision was based on science and it followed a fierce debate over how to keep kids learning and keep them safe. school buses are back in the big apple some 190000 children are returning to the classroom this week as long as their parents give their ok. kids need to bring written consent allowing them to be given frequent coronavirus tests the plan is to test but the mayor scrapped this benchmark citing new research showing that few transmissions appear to occur among young children nonetheless reopening the nation's largest public school system in the midst of a sharp spike remains a gamble. the united states just saw the deadliest week of the kovac 1000 pandemic since april with 15000 death and health officials are warning that worse weeks may lie ahead. without substantial mitigation the middle of january can be a really dark time for us.

we knew it when bill de blasio shut down new york schools.ony found she knew it as well, though he didn't say anything about it. now he's decided to say something about it. eight months late. here's anthony fauci on sunday. keep in mind that this man on the screen is leading our response to the coronavirus. >> closed the bars and keep the schools open is what we really say. obviously, you don't have a one-size-fits-all. but as i said in the past and as you accurately quoted me, the default position should be to try as best as possible within reason to keep the children attend school and to get them back to school good if you look at the data, the spread among children and from children is not really very big at all. not like one would have suspected. >> tucker: l, i've always said you should keep the schools open says theld man in charge of america's coronavirus response to a nation whose schools has been closed for months. check the tape. because "if you look at the data" says anthony found cheat, wait a second. why is this just now occurrin

they forced bill de blasio to admit the oobous. this virus is not a threat to children.s de blasio put it in that weird euphemistic i think that dumb people speak quote we know health realities for the youngest kids are the most favorable. well, yes, we know that. we have known it for a long time we knew it when bill de blasio shut down new york schools. and tony fauci knew it, too though he didn't say anything about it. now he has decided to say something about it 8 months late. here's anthony fauci on sunday. and as you watch this, keep in mind that this man on the screen is leading our response, america's response to the coronavirus. >> close the bars and keep the schools open is what we really say. obviously you don't have one size fits all but as i said in the past, and as you accurately quoted me, the default position should be to try as best as possible within reason to keep the children in school or to get them back to school. if you look at the data, the spread among children and from children is not really very big at all, not like one would have suspected. >>

bill de blasio, for example is a very famous person, he was elected to his current term as mayor withhe support of 8.5% of all new yorkers. de blasio then used that nonmandate from a totally nonrepresentative election to complete we destroy the biggest city in our country. it's not democracy as we were taught at. yet increasingly it's how things work here. george soros understands that. has an eye for vulnerabilities. he became extraordinarily rich by finding ways to exploit the weaknesses in systems he did not himself build. in the early 1990s, source became a billionaire by shorting the british pound, crushing the bank of england in the process. went on to repeat those tactics in other countries around the world and then george soros turns his attention to the united states, where he decided he would fundamentally change our society. soros began funding politicians and political initiatives that very little popular support, but because so few are paying attention to what he was doing, he often got his way. on those where occasions when soros was criticized for doing this, for subver

de blasio said everyone should consider working from home if they can. are shut down except for outdoor dining and take away. it doesn't look like outdoor dining will be a big part of anybody's nights the next couple of nights as we prepare for a blizzard in new york city. the city getting ready to face what it faced in the spring again. david: as for restaurant owners are having a tough time as many are. thank you to our colleague. after approval late friday of the vaccine it is being distributed in some people are being an oculus navy today. we welcome somebody who was the lead investigator of that vaccine, dr. mark mulligan of nyu langone medical center. he is also the director of the infectious diseases and immunology division of langone medical center. giveus your statement -- us a sense of the distribution side right now, how fast can we get it out as a practical matter -- practical matter to how many americans? themulligan: in terms of safety, efficacy, and the science it has been amazing over the last six or seven months. now we have the vaccine

in new york, governor cuomo is considering limits on indoor dining while mayor de blasio is threatening action against a pub owner who defied his shutdown order. >> when the state of new york says your barn is to be closed, your barn is to be closed and when you violate the law, there will be consequences. >> the hypocrisy of this thing is out of control. >> in washington state, this restaurant owner refuses to close indoor dining. >> they want to take me to jail, that's fine. if they want to find me, that's fine. >> i'm losing everything. everything i own is being taken away from me. >> this video went viral over the weekend after l.a. approved a permit that included outdoor dining. >> i came in to give last paychecks and bags of groceries to my employees and saw a 200 person tent with tables set up in a catering truck for a movie company in the same parking lot 5 feet away. i mean, 20 steps away from me. >> at least three sheriffs will not enforce the stay-at-home order. >> i'm not sure we ever want to be in a position where law enforcement is operating with that mission in mind, arre

i was reading it today aboutf mayor bill de blasio. i mean, second maybe only to los angeles.ack and forth. new york is always trying to be the worst mayor in the country. he was saying that his budget submission will be contingent upon what happens in georgia. because he is counting on chuck schumer to be the majority leader and becameout new york and new york city. >> well, he should get in line. a whole bunch of the democrats are anticipating and hoping that democrats win in georgia for that very same reason.at you don't think the governor of california is praying that the democrats win? because he wants more money from washington, d.c. and he knows that if the senate is in control of the democrats, and the house, and biden is president, the money t will flow. that is what they are counting on.si >> can i just add -- >> jason: go ahead. >> one other point. it's simple. bill de blasio who is the worst mayor in the country is now looking toward georgia in order to salvage his budget. why should people in georgia throughout this country basically subsidize democratic mayors, d

bill de blasio or andrew corvo? >> is a carnival of incompetency is hard to pick one.point i'm angrier governor cuomo. de blasio is just a guy who does not want to work humor, that's fine. go sail off into the sunset. cuomo is very much enjoying all the power he has. he keeps using it, keep using it against as he keeps destroying small businesses all across the cities. and it's getting really old. before we look at counties surrounding new york city, york city has the lowest covid infection rates. and it is specifically threatening new york city with another indoor dining shutdown. but it all been county, where he is, you've got twice as much coping. it got more people hospitalized. you got indoor dining. >> that is the thing. we have low hospitalizations, where the second lowest in the state. and yet we are the ones targete targeted. i feel like, i heard if we stop paying governors i think covid goes away. i have no evidence of this of course. i think we should try it. that is sort of where he is. it's going to destroy anybody else's business because why not? let's gi

even new york city mayor bill de blasio enforces the lockdowns took time to tout the success. >> theaccine will be given out from this day forward, from this day forward, the vaccine will be distributed and we will turn the tide on the coronavirus. this is a day to celebrate. reporter: the u.s. attorney general, the u.s. surgeon general says we need to reach herd immunity in order to eradicate the coronavirus from the united states. that is 70% of americans being vaccinated. he said this morning if we don't reach that 70% vaccination the pandemic will not end in 2021. back to you, connell. connell: edward, thank you. edward lawrence in tampa, florida. getting your covid vaccine eventually could be as easy as going to your nearest walmart or cvs pharmacy, walgreens. grady trimble in chicago showing us how some big box stores are ready to be at the vaccine center of distribution. grady. reporter: connell, many americans already go to stores like walmart for their flu shot. as you said the goal eventually getting your covid-19 vaccine will be as easy going to walmart. the largest big bo

how do you respond to what de blasio and como were saying about you and your client?nks for having us. you know, i never want to be disrespectful to the mayor and governor of this state. i certainly didn't vote for him but i never want to be disrespectful but to hear them so arrogantly disparage small business owners throughout this state and city is truly saddening. you have to wonder why anybody would vote for such arrogant people. david: now they say that you are breaking the law. that you are lawbreakers but what laws have actually been broken, specifically laws? >> well, as far as it relates civilly to the bar i don't know of a specific law that has been broken other than the governor's edict that declare an orange zone across half of new york, staten island. i don't know if that is a legal order. we've been challenging those orders. the governor in this state has been basically given a blank check by the wisdom of our legislature, and, what they have been, what they basically given governor cuomo, is the power to pretty much do anything he wants at anytime he wa

mayor bill de blasio says the city will try to allow the temporary outdoor structures to remain so the plow trucks can work around them. and workers protesting today against all indoor dining in the city. many in the restaurant business say it doesn't make sense because tracing statistics say restaurants account for less than 1.5% of covid infections and calling for the governor to reconsider the indoor dining ban. >> what will happen to us that we cannot stay open? what is going to happen to all of these restaurants that are going to close in a couple weeks? he doesn't realize about us. why he doing this to us? we're not the problem. we're following everything that they ask us to do. >> despite the protest, mayor de blasio had bad news for the city. although the ultimate decision is up to the state, de blasio says it's all but certain there will soon be a shut down of all nonessential businesses in new york city. the mayor says if he has his way, this second citywide shut down will not begin until after christmas. in his words, he went on to say with a little luck and the help of a va

the sound bite from mayor de blasio on the vaccine. he says it is coming next week.now, i know the mayor and the governor, new york city, new york state, don't necessarily see eye-to-eye, that maybe the governor will drop his independent review and people of new york will get the vaccine when it is approved and ready? is that where we are, do you think? >> i think you can expect a lot of weirdness with cuomo and de blasio and perhaps some arguments between them who should get it first and when it should be available but as far as the availability, i think the mayor is sketching out an absolutely reasonable time frame. the expectation is pfizer vaccine gets approved within days by the fda. the general leading the "operation warp speed" distribution effort says they're ready to start shipping in 24 hours. they have agreements with ups, fedex, other companies. i think it is very reasonable if the governor, mr. cuomo will allow patients to get this needed vaccine, that it could be happening that quickly. connell: general perna who you're referring to. >> yes. exactly. co

mayor de blasio had to cancel a class of 1200 recruits after cutting the department's budget.iring in the city police force is down by 2,700 officers from just 2019. murders have risen by 40% from last year. brooklyn borough president and mayoral candidate eric adams joins me now running for mayor of new york since the last time we saw each other. he when i had talked about this. there are some points where you thought this might not actually work out. what has failed to? >> i think it's a number of things and let's be clear, the prerequisite to prosperity in any city or state or country as public safety and we should never do anything that's going to impact our ability to properly police and keep our city safe. but we know we are going through a serious fiscal crisis and wanting to disband police department's or cut them by 50%, that's not what this is about. how do we use our resources properly to prevent crimes and ensure they are doing the jobs we are hiring them for. >> what specifically has been the reality revealing themselves pretty hard to live with right now with def

city mayor bill de blasio warning that people should be prepared for a full shutdown.y mentioned london, i mentioned the southeast, england, germany and others tightening measures. i'm also looking at the price of oil. this is because there are worries out there that extra restrictions mean extra travel restrictions, and therefore the re is dropping from a nine-month high. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i know this is difficult news, and that the business is affected, it will be a significant blow. but this action is essential. >> if we don't change trajectory, we are going to go to shut down. and then your businesses are going to close. >> [speaking foreign language] is spreadingvirus faster than predicted. that is why the netherlands will be going into lockdown for five weeks. >> there is no such legislation such as a penalty so the only thing we can do is to ask people to cooperate. tokyo residents have been cooperating with us. >> i want to say that if we have it isny contacts, then our last christmas with our grandparents, we would have been negligent. we did not do that

just wrote me about a bar island on staten island -- he said that's not the cops, that is conrad de blasio's guys. he said tell your audience it's true, it's not us. >> laura: all i can say is you can't take away all of our freedom but expected to go smoothly. it's not going to work out. i mean, you can try to manage human behavior before the holidays, people can be smart and wash their hands, where their masks, but people are on the edge. they are on the edge. >> sean: everybody knows now. i would urge people to do one thing. protect grandma and grandpa and mom and dad and watch "hannity" and "ingrham." >> laura: great to see you tonightec as always. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from another busy washington tonight. now, this might be the biggest scandal you haven't heard about. the website, pornhub, we are going to bring the movement to shut it down. and governor cuomo and anthony fauci unveiled their new covid routine. but first, from coast-to-coast, anti-lockdown patriots are pointing out and exposing the hypocrisy of shutdown orders, and in some cases opening to

merit bill de blasio ringing in the season in his city. >> this is something in normal years we all gosee in person. i know some people are going to still want to go in person. and i'll tell you upfront, please -- if you could make the decision to watch on tv, that so much better. >> de blasio is only allowing for people at a time to see the tree and only by reservation. you've got to come up with a creative way. what about kids? he just reopened the schools. let children come watch the tree. put a conveyor belt on fifth avenue. >> laura: no fun allowed unless you are a liberal mayor and then you can go to fancy restaurants or a liberal house speaker and you can sit around in your fancy multimillion dollar house eating fancy ice cream and going to all the fancy parties. raymond, thank you so much. they are killjoy's over there. all right, insane covid shutdowns. they are furthering in power and big corporations be at a restaurant owner in california his crosshairs -- he joins is next to explain. ♪ [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lap

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alix: i should point out bill de blasio is also saying new york could head for a full shutdown, but then0 schools and they are five days a week. different messaging here in the u.s. coming up, we break down what this means for the oil market. there was an attack on a tanker in a saudi port. monthly oil opec report. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ york i am from new alix steel with guy johnson in london. time for futures and focus. we take a look at oil. after a ship was hit by an explosion at the saudi port, you are looking at oil elevated. bernadette johnson, vice president of analytics joins us now. i feel like this is a geopolitical conversation. you get something like this and oil barely budgets. what kind of political risk ash?ium is in the price sl bernadette: i would say there is a few dollars baked into the price. we left cuba we had the terror attack's took out that refining capacity. viewed as moreng of the same. there was another data point last week. i think the market is expecting something like this to happen. alix: we are getting no news from bill de blasio saying we should prepare