first c.b. cotton is at laguardia airport in new york. c.b., how are things looking out there right now? >> hi, gillian. the worst of security wait times between here at laguardia, newark and jfk, no more than 20, 25 minutes, good news for travelers. what we have seen increase are the flight delays and cancellations. a little more than 1800 flights are delayed and a little more 50 are canceled. according to tracking site flight aware. rain, snow and wind creating travel worries for many as the final leg of this storm system clears the east coast. rain showers and winds tracking along the i-95 corridor this morning and parts of new england, sleet and snow. right now, fort lauderdale, denver, laguardia and new york city are facing the worst of the delays. >> i was a little worried about cancellations, paid attention to the forecast and said the rain this morning and then i checked my emails from the flight. >> some great news for him. according to tsa, not only do people want to travel, they want to keep it as stress-free as possible. tsa sa

sandra. >> sandra: c.b. cotton live here in new york city. >> john: department of education is investigating several universities, including three ivy league schools over recent reports of antisemitic and islam phobic incidents on the campuses. after the biden administration has faced growing criticism from the jewish community over the lack of fighting antisemitic rhetoric. eli, host of the reeducation podcast. great to have you back on again. six colleges and universities and one school district, cornell, columbia, wellsly, uhyphen, lafayette, and mays in kansas. what took so long for the biden administration to initiate this investigation, because in the past they see an issue that aligns with their narrative they jump on it. this took a long time for them to take action. >> you know, i would say this, that i do think that it's deplorable the kind of activities and the double standard exposed since october 7th, especially on the college and university campuses, which will take action against students for the sli

c.b. cotton in new york with more. >> hi, edward. about 2,000 pro-palestinian pro testers gathers in new york to demand a permanent cease fire. they hoped to disrupt one of the busiest shopping days of the year. i'm c.b. cotton with more after the break. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now, get max strength topical pain relief precisely where you need it. with new tylenol precise. [ "i'll be seeing you" by the five satins ] the mercedes-benz holiday love celebration is here. come in now for the exceptional offers you're bound to love, now, through january 2nd. i did have hearing aids from another company... i was just frustrated, i almost gave up. with miracle-ear it's all about service. they're personable... they're friendly. i'm very happy with them. we provide you with a free lifetime of aftercare. meaning free checkups, cleanings, and adjustments. i see someone new... someone happy...it's really made a difference. we

with more protest expected this weekend, c.b. cottonty with more of the protest. hi c.b.. reporter: war wages on and a sustain momentum behind pro-palestinian rallies especially in major metropolitan cities. several are planned for across the country today some are being organized by student groups, others by far left social justice coalitions, here in new york city we saw this people gathering for a protest called shut it down for palestine bringing 8th avenue to a halt in front of pep station while blocking access to one of the main traffic hopes in and out of the city and protesters carrying signs when openly say they doubt some of the reported atrocities during the surprise hamas attack on israel. this woman waving a sign which says you mourn about 40 fake babies, this while she chants with the crowd, watch. palestine will never die -- [chanting] free palestine. reporter: earl yore students for justice in palestine standing in front of kathy commanding for cease-fire as israeli military moves offense beyond northern gaza one demonst

mike: c.b. cottonanks very much. ♪ ♪ mike: president biden facing pushback from the political left and sinking poll numbers for his e handen -- handling of the israel-hamas role. we are joined by gop separatist concern. [inaudible] and democratic strategist al -- gentlemen, welcome. >> how are you? mike: thanks for ending your thanksgiving weekend with me. >> good to be here. mike: let's start with former governor chris christie on the state of the gop race. let's play him. >> this race has consolidated very nicely. you really now, in my view, have four major contenders for the nomination, donald trump, ron desantis, me and nikki haley. and the fact is that we're the major contenders for nomination, and, you know, everyone else who's still hanging around the fringe of the race, you know, is not a serious contender. mike: so what is the state of the gop race, al? >> well, i think he's got it about a right, although i wouldn't put him in the serious or contend orer status as perhaps governor haley or gov

c.b. cottonyork city with -- live in new york city with more on this. >> reporter: hi, jon. yeah, new york city mayor eric adams may be blaming the migrant crisis for these budget cuts, but now some new yorkers are blaming him. this week demonstrate ors gathering outside new york city hall to urge adamss to find a different solution. instead of slashing a total of 15% from all city agencies between now and april. this week adams announcing updates to this year's fiscal budget to now account for the rising cost of the migrant crisis. the budget totaling $110.if 5 billion includes a hiring freeze of knight police officers -- new york city police officers, reducing overtime pay for firefighterses, new york public libraries closing on sundays and scaling back the sanitation services. this week people were quick to express concerns about public safety. here's republican new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis from house foreign affairs weighing in. >> this is defunding the police without actually sa

c.b. cotton and laguardia airport in new york city. a lot of horrible weather we had yesterday moved out to sea. how is it looking there? >> i can tell you security lines are moving fairly quickly here at laguardia. newark and jfk some terminals have wait times of 20 to 30 minutes and bracing for the congestion to increase. the lingering storm system continues to push east. according to tracking site flight aware right now more than 600 flights across the country are delayed and 40 flights canceled while a large storm system that arrived tuesday evening continues to clear the east coast. this morning bringing rainshowers and winds along the i-95 corridor. parts of new england waking up to sleet and snow. major airports in orlando, atlanta, washington, d.c. and new york could be impacted. if you are driving aaa says the best way to avoid traffic back-ups is hit the road before 11:00 a.m. heavy rainfall along the east coast means you might want to wait until evening to get behind the wheel. those flying paid more for tickets. the rising

first, to c.b. cotton's an active investigation to what happened to this jewish students on harvard. more than two dozen major law firms are warning schools in this letter that students will not be recruited from places where anti-semitism is tolerated. again, this comes as this video surfaces on social media appearing to show a harvard jewish students cornered on campus during a pro palestinian rally. more than half a dozen demonstrators blocking his view and movements while shouting shame over and over. the student paper says the confrontation started when the jewish student began filming people. the dean of harvard's business school is calling the confrontation troubling. late last month, harvard's president denouncing anti-semitism on campus and announcing the creation of an advisory board to tackle anti-semitism. a leader with the anti-defamation league says people in the jewish communicatory are wondering why more will not stand against hamas. those questions are appearing to fall on deaf ears accord

correspondent c.b. cotton shows us tonight. [shouting] >> a loud, public shaming. harvard's business school. video of the encounter surfacing on social media this week. a source confirming to fox news an fbi investigation is underway. this all happening during a, quote: stop the genocide in gaza demonstration in october following the hospital blast in gaza which killed hundreds of civilians you can see the jewish students circled and harassed. the students walked out of class to stage a die in, laying on the ground. the dean of harvard business school has called the encounter troubling and said results of an investigation will take time. the dean added in part the protests had now raised questions about how the school addresses freedom of speech following the encounter. [shouting] >> harvard's president, clawed dean gay denouncing anti-semitism on campus during shabbat dinner. announcing creation of advisory board to tackle anti-semitism. but at other colleges and universities, dueling rallies continue. >> i think that jews in this country, in this moment, are feel

i want to go to c.b. cotton. play out, anti-semitism and you name it, big planned rallies in washington d.c., but across the country, maybe across the world. c.b. has more. hey, c.b. >> hi, neil. pro palestinian and cease fire rallies are continuing a cross the country. this one happening in philly yesterday. hundreds of people taking over the 30th street station bringing it to a standstill. some protesters detained by police after refusing to move. similar rallies erupting on college campuses. a video surfacing this week appears to show a harvard jewish student. you can see him surrounded by half a dozen demonstrators holding scarves, blocking his movements and shouting shame over and over. a source confirming to fox, there's an active fbi investigation. meanwhile, the harvard student paper says the confrontation started when the jewish student began filming people. late last month, harvard's president denounced anti-semitism during a dinner with jewish students and denounced the creation of an advisory board to

c.b. cotton joins us live at la guardia in new york city. what does it look like where you are?ot bad right now, i guess. >> not bad, not bad. i can tell you experts tell us remote work has simplified holiday travel. people are no longer con trained by vacation days. some people will be heading to their destination as early as this week. according to aaa, most people prefer to travel by car. that breaks down to 49.1 million getting behind the wheel. 47 million hopping on the plane and 1.5 traveling by cruise, bus or train. the bottom line is you have to leave your house early. >> give yourself time to go through security. remember, if your flight is leaving at a certain time, it's not two hours ahead that you need to think about leaving your house. the doors close of the airplane before that take off time. >> and john, another good reminder is to make sure you check your flight status before you head out to the airport. back to you. >> john: remember, they close the doors before they take off. a good thing. thanks, c.b. sandra, an early heads up. 5 1/2 weeks until christmas. mar

c.b. cotton has more. how long has the couple been in the social justice scenes? >> neville, according to the new report, his wife has also long advocated for far left causes. now a reporter with the free press saying she's uncovered a money trail linking them to a group called the people's forum. >> since 2017 he has funded the people's forum up to $20.4 million and this organization is, it's a revolutionary socialist non-profit based in new york city and they have been one of the main drivers behind many of the protests we are seeing now on our streets. >> we found at least four massive pro palestinian protests between d.c. and new york city organized in part by the people's forum. the people's forum has several pro palestinian signs in the windows of its manhattan headquarters. the group proclaiming to advocate for marginalized communities and the working class. and kick starting the people's forum, a "new york times" investigation linked the tech entrepreneur to at least four non-profits, peddling chinese propaganda. singam denies ties to the chinese communist

but first, c.b. cotton has the latest on what's happening at the universities. this and those students? >> sandra, i can tell you campus police are investigating but an fbi is ongoing. still, there are more calls for accountability. this week more than two dozen major law firms sending this letter to deans of elite law schools sharing concern of antisemitism and warning students won't be recruited from places where it's tolerated. now, this letter coming on the heels of a video surfacing this week which appears to show a harvard jewish student cornered on campus during a pro palestinian rally. you can see him surrounded by more than half a dozen demonstrators holding carves blocking his view and movements while shouting shame over and over. the student paperis says it started when the jewish student began filming people. the dean of harvard's business school calling the confrontation troubling. the harvard president last month deannounced antisemitism on campus during a shabbat dinner and advisory board. they say jewish americans feel defeated. >> i think that j