david lee, thank you very much.t, we will get that statement from his attorney, understand a little bit more from rudy giuliani, then may be learned from him specifically about what's next, i'm curious about him legally. >> emily: i have to say oftentimes at this point in the investigation, the subject's attorney has already been working with the prosecutors and with those fbi agents. so i think what we will learn more from the statement here, the direction i need to go in and also whether this was a surprise especially in white-collar crime, there's usually a significant collaboration and conversation between the parties and given how long this investigation has taken, how long the parties have been really deployed researching this and even the public knows so much about it, i'd be curious to hear as well, basically how much the subject, rudy giuliani himself is aware of this, his attorney will certainly let us know in the upcoming statement and of course to underscore daily mag in's point, everyone innocent until

>> bret: david lee miller in new york. david lee, thank you.ning new information tonight about just how far aides to new york democratic governor andrew cuomo reportedly went to conceal nursing home deaths statistics during the pandemic. correspondent bryan llenas has been on this story from the beginning has the new details tonight. good evening, bryan. >> bret, good evening, the accusation all along has been that governor andrew cuomo's administration purposefully covered up the true covid-19 nursing home death toll from the public because of fear of political consequences and because the governor was in the midst of securing a nearly $4 million book deal at the time last summer. tonight, the "new york times" reports cuomo's top aides began working to down play the state's nursing home death toll last spring, taking extraordinary measures to subvert the state's health department like preventing a scientific paper that incorporated the true nursing home death data from plusing. for months they kept an audit of the deaths numbers from being mad

we are about to hear from him, hi, david lee. >> that's correct. rudy guliani is in the building behind me. he's got a radio show. we understand he's doing that remotely from his home. at this time he may be addressing what happened in the last few hours. at you pointed out at 6:00 a.m., the authorities executed a search warrant at his home. took about two hours. there were seven fbi agents. they took with him various electronic equipment including cell phones and laptop computers. the attorney for mr. guliani described what took place here quoting him now as legal thuggery. he told us this is totally unnecessary and he added that mr. guliani in fact wanted to destroy any of the items that were taken. he had that opportunity to do so months ago, but he did not do so because in the words of his attorney, he has nothing to hide. now, it's not entirely clear what the authorities are looking for here. based on the legal documents according to his attorney, the authorities are investigating whether mr. guliani violated the foreign agents registration ac

fox news david lee miller tells us. that milestone is being reached about a week before a deadline set by the white house. it was a target that seemed impossible at first after developing covid vaccines in record time. the u. s is now on track to administer its 200 million shot on thursday, significantly ahead of the 100 day goals set by the white house. and now president biden wants to make it even easier for americans to get vaccinated, calling on all employers to provide paid time off for workers to get their shots. no working american should lose a single dollar from her paycheck because they chose to fulfill their patriotic duty of getting vaccinated. as the program expands. it's still unclear if the johnson and johnson vaccine will be an option. it remains on hold in the us while regulators investigate a syriza of rare blood clots. but a growing number of doctors are calling on the c, d. c and f d a to reverse that decision, pointing out the chance of getting a blood clot related to the vaccine is less than one in

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david lee miller, ktvu fox two news.ernor newsome says california's now sentence sending ventilators to help those states affected by a rising coronavirus cases, newsom said 500 ventilators are going to the national stockpile where they will be sent to states in need. governor newsome confirmed he plans to keep the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site open beyond this coming sunday. fema has been running the federally funded vaccination site and plan to shut it down this weekend. but now governor newsome says officials and elevated contra costa counties we'll work with fema and state officials to keep distributing the vaccine counties will provide the vaccine doses in the state will match that new neighborhood covid-19 vaccination site is now open in san francisco. success your district that site located on norton street intermission opened this morning in the diverse neighborhood where many latinos and essential workers live. it is the latest site the city's opening to make sure everyone in san francisco has access to

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david lee miller reporting live on that. away. >> we're at the corner of 7th avenue and 42nd street behind me. one of the largest subway stations in the city. 11 lines here converge even with the pandemic crisis going on. a very busy subway station. authorities arrested a man that was from ohio, reportedly 18 years old. he was arrested for possession of a semiautomatic gun. authorities were conducting a routine inspection of this station, they say. we can take you around the corner here and get an idea of the lay of the land. the authorities were conducting this inspection of the station. they noted this individual, police confirming as he put his weapon down on the ground. they put him in custody. they found on him a gas mask and also found a loaded magazine clip. the weapon itself was not loaded. the man has reportedly told local media that he thought that it was legal to have this weapon because it was legal in the state of ohio, which is where he said he was from. he was 18 years old. we're waiting for further details. h

me a decision cd be made the regarding the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine, david lee miller as the latest from new york, including the new study about pregnant women who get the shot. it could be a make or break day for johnson and johnson, the cdc independent advisory committee meeting on friday to review new information on the company's vaccine after early data link it to rare blood clots in at least six women. federal regulators are now investigating a number of other cases that could have been caused by the vaccine, including one woman in oregon, who died several weeks after getting the shot. the symptoms were consistent with all the cases so far her symptoms did present within two weeks of vaccination, so it's consistent with the cases observed before hers. health officials say the point hasn't caused a major increase in vaccine hesitancy, but a growing number of people who got the johnson and johnson shot say they're worried they could the chance is less than one in a million ever since i've had that shot just. my bones don't feel right, my muscles and my bones. they clea

fox news, david lee miller tells us, the cdc says. it's younger people who are behind this increase as more and more seniors are getting vaccinated season, you know, long gone. so here, president biden, marking a year of covid casualties during a special address, but also offering hope for a return to normalcy. the u. s is now averaging more than 3.1 million vaccine shots every day, and the program is still accelerating, but new cases are also on the rise. more than 64,000 per day, on average, up from 54,000 last week, health officials now say we're on the verge of 1/4 surge, and it could be hitting younger americans harder. we're learning that many outbreaks in young people are related to youth sports and extracurricular activities. the spread of new covid variant is helping to push case numbers up more quickly. the nih says vaccines should be effective against these new strains, but they're also seeing a growing number of infections happening between the 1st and 2nd shots. when you just leave it at one dose. the question is, how lon

david lee miller, ktvu fox two news. well, students of families in san francisco are going to hold a rally today calling for a return to in person learning they will be outside san francisco unified's main offices afternoon before the board of education meeting. the organizer's want middle schools and high schools to fully reopened in the fall. and while there is no data, no official plan to bring those grades back this year, the fall is another story that you just heard from governor newsome announcing today that he wants to open up the economy out june 15th, so we'll see how that impacts these plans. the last day of instruction is june 2nd. and today, the san francisco school board is going to vote on a decision to name renamed 44 schools. those names said to be linked to racism, sexism or other injustices. ktvu is candese charles has the details surrounding that controversy. names like john muir, paul revere and abraham lincoln could be on the chopping block for the names of san francisco schools. a little over two mo

david lee miller has a look. back at his life.e least well known of the historic apollo 11 crew, but well, astronaut michael collins would never place his own footprints on the moon. see of tranquility, his piloting skills were invaluable to the mission success. all right here, their trip of ours to the moon may have looked to you simple or easy. i'd like to show you that that has not been the gate. like most of his high flying peers. he was a fighter pilot and test pilot before being chosen for nasa in 1966. collins made his first space flight. jim and i 10, where he became the third american. walk in space after gemini collins was slated to join the apollo eight crew on its historic lunar orbiting mission, but was grounded for a medical condition. with a competitive space veteran. it was one of the lowest points in his career. tolerate houston. your trajectory and guidance of go over. thank you, michael. with the space career in jeopardy, collins undertook its spinal fusion operation. when finally returned to flight status, nasa

david lee miller, ktvu fox two news. another coronavirus variant has been detected here in the bay area. medical researchers at stanford have confirmed. one local case of an emerging variant that originated in india, and they are investigating seven other likely cases of that same variant. it is being dubbed the double mutant because it carries two mutations of the virus, and it's not yet known if this variant is more infectious than the other original. and the actual original coronavirus and this morning said it. claire county announced that new help is on the way for small businesses in the south bay county supervisors are set to vote tomorrow on a plan that would waive certain fees for weights and measures devices like scales and scanners this year, supervisor cindy chavez says places like small grocery stores and gas stations will benefit, she said the average registration fee for wayne devices is about $120 the fee for scanner certificates cost anywhere from 200 to $495. we think waving these fees will really help t

but it's fox news, david lee miller tells us some states are still battling an increased number of newons and hospitalizations. this is going to be the summer of new york city, new york city mayor bill de blasio announced plans thursday to fully reopen the city on july 1st, citing increased vaccinations and a decline in hospitalization rates. governor andrew cuomo says a reopening date could come sooner. i am reluctant to make projections because i think they're irresponsible. i think if we do what we have to do, we could be reopened earlier. re openings look different across the rest of the u. s starting friday, oregon will again banned indoor dining in parts of the state as new infections and hospitalizations rise. michigan is tying the lifting of covid-19 restrictions to the states vaccination rate thursday. governor gretchen whitmer announced capacity limits on in we're dining and gatherings will be lifted as more people get their shots. maxine is safe, little protect you, your family and other people from getting covid vaccines. our best chance of putting this pandemic behind us a

david lee miller brings us the latest developments from new york.n a complicated stage, doctors are still scrambling to contain a new surge of covid cases. his vaccinations accelerate more than 132 million americans. over half the adult population have gotten at least one shot. and the white house says they're now distributing 28 million doses to the states every week, but we're still seeing big increases and infections and hospitalizations, especially among younger americans, who haven't yet been vaccinated, and health officials are pleading with the public to keep wearing masks and social distancing. for now, these vaccines work extraordinarily well as prevention interventions. however they take some time to kick in, so we need to continue to keep the prevention measures up. it is a new search intensifies the state department. updating its travel guidance, putting approximately 80% of the world on his level four do not travel list, writing in a statement quote the covid-19 pandemic continues to pose unprecedented risks to travelers. in light of th

more on all this tonight from fox news, david lee miller. nearly a third of the u. s has received at least one covid vaccine shot as america's largest vaccination effort ramps up. on tuesday, president biden announced he's pushing states to make the vaccine available for all adults by april, 19th instead of may 1st and is more americans get inoculated. there are concerns about whether states or businesses will require vaccine passports for participation in certain events. biden administration has said it doesn't support vaccine passports at the federal level, and a number of governors are against the idea if somebody in a private business says, hey, i want to be able to see a card when you go in here to have a meal if you want to go to a ball game, okay, so be it, but government should not mandate that, texas governor greg abbott says he's prohibiting government agencies in his state from requiring proof of vaccinations. just some extent of this violation of people's freedom to force them. to have a vaccine. meanwhile public health officials are worried about a poss

david lee miller fox news. and another variant of covid-19 has been found right here in the bay area, this one originating in india. joining us now is dr ben penske. he is director stanford's clinical vory ology lab, which discovered this new variant doctor. thank you so much for being here. how was this new variant detected? yeah, we screened at stanford all of the positive cases that come through our laboratory, and we identified this based on the mutations present and then we confirmed the variant by whole genome sequencing, so right now it is just one case that is confirmed, but there are at least seven others in which you suspect that this variant is also involved. when might we get the results of those cases? yeah, we should know that very shortly. they are on the sequence, sir. as we speak, and in the next day or two, we'll have that information and are all of these cases centered at the same bay area facility. we collect specimens from across the bay area s o. these were from a variety of different site

that it that david lee miller fox news?e on the four rising prices at the grocery store just how much more we're having to pay for certain items and why those prices are expected. to continue rising, plus airline bookings bounce back as covid restrictions continued to ease with flight bookings rising more than 100% have a look at the recent data. woul in our home, we trust dawn antibacterial. it cuts through tough grease with 50% less scrubbing... so our dishes get cleaner, faster. even better, dawn antibacterial removes 99% of bacteria from your hands. we're cleaning now more than ever. and that's why we trust dawn. dawn antibacterial. an easy way to clean your dishes... a smart way to wash your hands. enjoy the scents of orange and apple blossom. store lately, the u. s labor bureau says that the price of a dozen of eggs is now up 7% and a loaf of bread. well, that's up by 11% some of the reasons are gas prices and also supply issues. i think it's a storm that's been coming to be quite honest with you. you know, we've been

david lee miller fox news.lementing bands on vaccine passports, california is moving forward with the plan to require vaccinations for people who want to attend to certain events. starting on april 15th. the state will require those attending big indoor entertainment venues to show proof that they've had their shots, public health officials say. initially the vaccine card will service proof, but eventually they say the program will be digital. alabama is lifting its statewide mask mandate on friday, republican governor kay ivey said that daily coronavirus case numbers are some of the lowest in a year. however a mandate will remain in place in the cities of birmingham and montgomery. on monday, vaccinations were opened up to anyone 16 and older in the state. alabama ranks last in the u. s for people who have at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. the european union's drug regulators. as it found a possible link between the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine and a rare type of blood clot. however it said the

david lee miller has the story from new york city. 200 million shots.r milestone that came earlier than expected. more than three million americans are getting a covid vaccine every day, but there's almost no change in the rapid spread of the virus. they were almost 65,000 new cases reported wednesday, though deaths, a lagging indicator are down to about 700 per day, president biden says all at also now eligible for the vaccine, and he wants younger americans to start stepping up. now is the time for everyone over 16 years of age to get vaccinated. too many younger americans may still think they don't need to get vaccinated as access expands, states are finding new ways to make it easier for folks to get vaccinated here in new york. all senior citizens can now get their shots at state run vaccination sites without an appointment. you don't have to go on the internet. you don't have to make a phone call. you don't have to do anything, just show up at the vaccination side. if you're 60 plus you a vaccine sp. we're also getting new incentives this weekend,

states will now the focus is shifting on young people as fox's david lee miller explains.s a new covid-19 surge is accelerating in several states about 135 million americans have gotten at least one covid vaccine dose, and the program is still expanding. we hit our 200 million shot this week and 80% of seniors, teachers and health care workers are at least partially vaccinated. now the focus turns to young people thought to be the main drivers of a new spike in cases in many areas. health care officials are winding down operations at big vaccination sites in favor of more targeted outreach. we are going to potentially downsized them because while we're trying to shift towards is vaccines in the community that we're also doing at home, it vaccinations. they were offp motivate the public, including special vaccine only sections of some major league ballparks. the los angeles dodgers are introducing the program at their home game this weekend and vaccinated fans say they're looking forward to enjoying the game. without social distancing. they want to get everybody vaccinated.

david lee miller has gone there. he is reporting live as head of the his apartment in new york. if you have very latest. the fbi says they have no comments. the southern district of new york has declined to comment. we are now awaiting some official statement from giuliani's lawyer. >> that's right. we have been told that mr. giuliani's attorney is going to make a statement very soon, most likely in printed form, that will be released to the media. i have been told by someone who works in this building that in fact mr. giuliani is believed to be at home since the search warrant was executed. he apparently has not left his apartment. the warrant was executed a short time ago while the federal agents have since left the scene. fox news has learned -- devices have been taken. no elaboration on what that means. it is understood that federal authorities have been trying to get their hands on his cell phones. that is likely what the authorities are trying to look at. there are reports that when mr. trump was still president, the justice department tried to block the execution of the s

>> john: david lee miller and new york city.. it's great to have you here, looking forward to getting your thoughts for some it was reported there by david lee miller. it's a big discussion that's being had right now that the cdc is blaming racism for the problems that we are having with covid and minorities, saying it's a serious public health threat. what did you think when you heard that? >> first of all, thanks for having me. my mom's name is sandra so i think anyone named sandra's fantastic. but when i heard the statement from the cdc director i was appalled because instead of focusing on health disparities which we should do because they are real, and covid highlighted those, the cdc is doing the bidding of the biden administration by once again inserting race, racism and calling people racist. that's the democrat and biden administration playbook. it's not, and i think america should stand up and ask the question if these districts have been represented for so many years are systemically racist, does that make the democra

this is david lee news line from berkeley. a police officer is killed in an attack at the u.s. capitol president biden says he's heartbroken in washington d.c. we'll get the latest from the u.s. bureau also coming up hopes of a breakthrough in the goshi oceans of iran's nuclear program. talks the next week after double trump pulled out of an internet.

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let's begin with david lee miller on that topic on the sawed -- sidewalks of new york city. >> dana: there is outrage in new york this morning over the latest incident that took place monday. a new york city police detective was investigating a burglary in queens when he was hit in the head with a large plastic stick all caught on video. he was filling out routine paperwork. a 25-year-old man hit the detective in the head with one of two sticks. the incident happened shortly before noon. he walks away and starts to run before being taken into custody by police. the detective is on the ground and bleeding from a minor injury. morgan charged with assault and resisting arrest. detectives endowment association that says in part, quote, even as our detectives investigate crimes they're attacked. criminals who realize there is no consequence for the lawmakers in our state. the incident underscores a growing fear of lawlessness in new york. according to the nypd in the last week there were 46 shootings. a 300% increase compared to a year ago. homicides year to day are up by 6%. mayor bill d

this is david lee newsnight from balance still to come a major transfer movement in the bundesliga has by and munich appointed coach you'll be in novels months from our being leipsic. first class of cultures is emerging in the austrian capital vienna it's home to a close knit community of chechen migrants women from that community say they're being harassed by malcolm partridge's who see themselves as moral guardians the w.'s are funny went to meet one woman who dared to speak out against what some chechen men perceived as traditional roles. we're meeting and all the info rougher neighborhood of vienna she says growing up here as a chechen woman means being observed. last month. we were stopped and asked to shore i.d.'s and to speaking chechen so that they are certain that my brother is from chechnya too this is common man but i. feel like. i'm letting recalls being questioned in a subway in vienna but who saw it. the moral if she had spent time with a man who was not from chechnya and all the is not her real name and we cannot show her face at a funeral for precautions still the 23 ye

and watching david lee news from bourbon on matheny how coming up next we have a special program focusing on the culprit 19 crisis in india that's after a short break we're back with more news headlines at the top of the. first girl now live from the shit out of us as we are. in support of. saving what's able. to deliver. so many push poll blood thrown out in the world right now climate change different top story. faces lifelessly away from just one week. how much worse can really get. we still have time to work i'm going. to subscribe and like. broadcasting from berlin this is a deep up to news special edition on india's unfolding coronavirus crisis more than a 1000000 and a half cases in just a week and thousands of deaths every day india is overwhelmed trauma totems are working overtime hospitals can take in more patients and some medical supplies are running you know how did it come to this and will things get worse before they get better. i'm british manager welcome to this new special on the tsunami that india's 2nd wave of covert cases has turned out to be but it's a tsunami that h

david lee. that's a really great great question. so i would say that the answer is different depending whether you're talking about the period that we're focusing now, which is the very last year or so of the war and the early period of the war. so just briefly on the earlier period it's worth breaking down or busting one particular myth and if you look at the absolutely seminal work of the historian hans van de van and you haven't read it. i recommend this book china at war which is a wonderful military history this period it's worth noting that for instance conscription actually was done on a system that actually had quite a lot of volunteers within it rather than sort of simply pulling people out of the villages or whatever and there were certain number of perks and privileges that you could get. as part of that recruitment in the early phase of the war by the end of the war. this had turned into a complete bloodbath, you know, this was the stage in which you got the kind of classic news shots that american journalists like theod

or for more i'm joined now by david lee washington correspondent emily go dean emily good to have you with us biden has presented a diverse cabinet with lots of who stands out all that will definitely be dead holland she is the 1st native american member of the cabin that and she is the secretary of the interior under such. a department manager and conserves federal lands and the native community of course is very hopeful that in the future she will push for the protection of native lands and if you look at her background she does have a record all of being an environmental activist and i thought has called for the banning of drilling and fracking on federal lands. so i can be interesting to see in the future whether she will push for fuel oil pipelines to be built on federal lands and the such on native land. and then emily there is the man with the biggest job perhaps in terms of policy over sought who was also the 1st openly gay cabinet member. indeed that would be paper to he is a member of the l. to be secure community you might remember him also from running in the presidential

david lee miller has more on this. what of e-learning?his life behind bars. now faces multiple charges of assault as a hate crime for allegedly attacking a 65-year-old filipino woman. in 2002, elliott murdered his mother repeatedly plunging a kitchen knife into her chest. a spokeswoman for the bronx district attorney told fox news in an email "we were about to start trial in 2003, the judge offered him to plead guilty with an indeterminate sentence of 15 to life. with that type of sentence, the state corrections department decides how much longer he should serve, two more years and was released on parole. if elliott was living in a midtown hotel turned homeless shelter when he allegedly assaulted a woman on monday. police commissioner said they failed to give him the support he needed. >> we need real safety nets, we need to work with nonprofits and hold them accountable and replicate the ones that are successful but just pushing people out and to think we are doing them a good deed is misguided. >> if convicted of assault, elliott faces

dana. >> dana: david lee. thank you for that this morning. >> trace: amazing.iego, a good cop and he will tell you that the amount of disrespect that police are getting on the street day in and day out is one of those things that is dropping morale because they go out and feel like they are doing right and they are doing right 99.99% of the time and they go out and everybody is looking at them like they are looking to do wrong or bully or intimidate people. >> dana: i have friends in the police force here who almost everybody now is resisting arrest and filming this occasion one, may try to protect themselves and then use it against police. >> trace: if you go back to late last summer of 2019 where you had police being thrown the water, the trash cans thrown at police and people would spray them with no consequences. police couldn't go back on them. they were told not to. they were harassed and hurt by projectiles thrown at them time and again and police couldn't do anything to defend themselves because they were told by the politicians and their superiors not

david lee miller in new york city. reporter: neil, let's start with this, anyone in the u.s.now eligible to receive a covid-19 vaccine according to the cdc. about 1/3 of all americans are now fully vaccinated and, more than half have received at least one dose. the cdc also says that airborne transmission of the virus is how it is most often spread. the risk of catching covid touching a surface, relatively low. soap and detergent can lower the risk, in words of cdc official putting on a show to disinfect an area can give a false sense of security. universities, including columbia, cornell, brown, will require students attending the fall semester to be vaccinated. cdc said despite success vaccinating 3 million people a day the battle against the virus is not over. >> we're in a complicated stage. on one hand more people in the united states are being vaccinated every single day at an accelerated pace. on the other hand, cases and hospitalizations are increasing in some areas of the country and cases among younger people who have not yet been vaccinated are also increasing. rep

david lee miller in new york get thank you.fizer pharmaceuticals say that its german partners as they've asked the food and drug administration to its band emergency use of the covid-19 vaccine to include adolescents aged 12-15 beer last month the drugmaker says the vaccine was found to be safe, effective and producing robust antibody responses and 12-50 years in a clinical trial. enter retired clinical ethologists as george floyd died of a lack of oxygen because of the ways held down by police. jurors heard that testimony today in the trial of the former minneapolis police officer accused in floyd's death. dog dare lyndsey thomas but the blame on law enforcement. >> what was scum of the manner of death for mr. george floyd? speak of the of death was the law enforcement's subdural restraint and compression on site. >> derek chauvin's attorney has argued that the officer followed his training and was not responsible for floyd's death. the floyd incident and that he found the police movement, which kicked off efforts to roll back

summit we will of course bring you that statement by joe biden when it happens but let's bring in david lee correspondent sumi some of that in washington d.c. and i'm getting around and from data environment department so we'll start with you why is the biden administration hosting this summit. you know rebecca we've seen biden ministration climate officials of the last few days really going essentially full court press in the media trying to bring as much attention to the summit as possible and with the by demonstrations trying to do here is to send a clear message to the world that america is essentially back in the driver's seat that it is willing and able to lead on this climate crisis that it wants to work together with world leaders and to reinvigorate global efforts to tackle the climate crisis which is why they've invited more than 40 world leaders to take part not just close allies like german chancellor angela merkel but also people like a brazilian president who we know is under massive criticism for the deforestation of the amazon and critically rebecca here is china china payin

correspondent david lee miller has details tonight from new york. >> president biden is calling on allers paid time off to receive the covid vaccine. >> no working american should lose a single dollar from their paycheck because they chose to fulfill their patriotic duty to getting vaccinated. >> the president is also asking employers to pay workers who need to take time off because they don't feel well because of the vaccine to help financial burden eligible businesses will receive a tax credit. >> to make sure this comes to no cost to small and medium size businesses with no fewer than 500 employees, the irs is posting instructions for how employers can get reimbursed. >> the president also took a victory lap announcing that self-imposed milestone has been met. >> today we hit 200 million shots, and 92nd day in office. 200 million shots in 100 day in under 100 days, actually. it's an incredible achievement for the nation. >> when asked about vaccine hesitancy mr. biden said the country has not yet the hitth point where decreasing demand is the biggest challenge. earlier this week for

correspondent, david lee miller has the latest for us tonight from new york.ayor bill de blasio has a target date of july 1st for new york to reopen. that means no more curfews or capacity limits to bars, restaurants, museums and businesses. >> we have as always focused on the date on the science. and we now can set this goal because we are moving forward constantly. >> the final decision on reopening is up to the governor. for this afternoon, announcement is premature. >> i want it opened up on monday. i want to open up new york city tuesday. i want to open it up wednesday. i wanted fully open on thursday. >> across the country, the infection rate is dropping. the latest data says new cases are declining in 26 states. the numbers are rising in alabama, wyoming, and oregon. it will be banned in 15 counties including the city of salem where fewer people are getting vaccinated. >> we do not intend to stop vaccinating. >> they blasted a decision to impose dining restrictions saying in a statement "the governor's office is tone-deaf and offensive to tens of thousa

i'm david lee miller in new york. the details coming up and it's pretty nice, cool spring day across much of the bay area, we're going to check in with ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. . county specifically lake men acenas. that's where governor newsome is. basing the comments about the drought conditions up and down the golden state here and let's listen to the governor for beth and drop representing various agencies in the state. i'm standing currently 40 ft underwater or should be standing 40 ft. underwater saved for this rather historic moment, we say historic often. oftentimes we overstate the word historic, but this is indeed an historic moment. certainly historic for this particular leg and acenas, which is at 43% of its capacity at this time of year. this is without precedent. accordingly like sonoma nearby is that 62% also without precedent, all part of this russian river watershed, alart of a system of water system that includes over 7700 components. many parts as we say one body, state, federal local. region

it's like, step that david lee have their strokes down. warriors come out blazing.wiseman, kid, not 11 points and 10 rebounds in the first half alone and step curry doing his thing. fancy pants golden state up three at half time. step by the way, 41 points, but the walkie up 12 now second half, where's josie's bunk battle back after rue brey, miss good hustle. and curry winds up blast in the three right there. final minute now golden state up one bucks. get a nice bounce here. bobby portis with little give me and milwaukee goes up one you're thinking heartbreak warriors retake the lead on a couple of free throws. bucks last gasp! andrew wiggins tonight, christine middleton to save it. what we've been complaining about lack of defense. not that secret, says the warriors win it won 22 to 1 21. ending their three game skit. make me things have finally turning around for the words. you got to start someplace right. as for the san francisco giants, they're playing that, you know, home run or nothing kind of ball now. they were leading the national league in home runs com

david lee miller has more from new york city. >> dana, new york state passed its new budget under whichhest taxes in the country and as you mentioned, part of this legislation calls for a single pay-out to undocumented workers of $15,600. the controversial pay-out passed by the democratically controlled legislature has many republicans saying the financial aid goes too far. eligible americans could receive up to a total of $3200 in stimulus money compared to the new york state of $15,600 for undocumented workers. they must be able to prove they were new york state residents. lost income become of covid and not eligible for unemployment that could have totaled thousands of dollars. governor cuomo voiced concern about possible fraud. >> just because you are undocumented doesn't mean we don't care and have compassion and we don't want to help. it is difficult to do it in a way that can be administered without fraud. >> under the legislation, undocumented workers who cannot provide the paperwork that would make them eligible for the $15,600 could still be eligible for $3200 in state aid. in

david lee miller is here with more on the story. >> the head of the cdc says as the country's leadingand public health. cdc director says the covid pandemic drew attention to a longstanding problem. she says stark racial and ethnic disparities are severe and far reaching and blames entrenched structural barriers, her words for preventing people of color to get proper healthcare. her statement said racism is a serious public health threat that affects millions of americans and the health of our entire nation. according to the cdc black men have a 5.7% shorter life expectancy than whites. black women 3.4% less. the death rate is 100% higher for blacks and diabetes. death by cancer is 13% greater. the agency will implement solutions the address racism affecting health and use covid-19 funding to expand investments in minority communities and foster greater diversity within its own organization and also launching a new website called racism and health to encourage further discussion and accountability for progress. she says affecting racism is not going to be an easy task and that it is g

david lee miller is live from new york city in the meantime. >> hi, sandra.he next few moments is going to call on businesses to get paid time off to workers in order to get a covid-19 vaccine. to help the businesses -- small businesses -- pick up the tab, employers will be offered a tax credit. today, more than 133 million americans have been given one shop and only 3% of working adults have been vaccinated. friday, ac/dc advisory panel is reported to meet regarding the johnson & johnson vaccine. european health regulators has the benefit of the johnson & johnson chart outweigh the risks, but as a precaution, he is recommending that a new label be added on the package to describe the potential side effects as well as treatment. it is going to resume the use of thought single shot vaccine today and france has it is going start next week. as i just indicated, a significant advantage of the johnson & johnson chart compared to some of the other vaccines that are available, it only requires a single dose. sandra? >> sandra: okay. thank you. that has been the reas

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michael lee, david nicholas, rob luna great to be with you this morning.ng. coming up, new york congresswoman claudia tenney talks the proposal for a smaller infrastructure package, that's coming up next. then, verizon business ceo tammy irwin announces a new 5g expansion in a first on fox business interview later this hour. next hour, former white house acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney sounds off on the infrastructure package. plus, till taxes do us part, we'll tell why all the tax talk is causing some wedding bell blues, a full report ahead on that. joining the conversation all morning long, rob luna and brian brenberg. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in boxing or any other business, but one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you,

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it was put forward by alex lee and co-sponsored locally by assemblyman david chiu and among other members in the california legislature. the groups that worked on this was housing clinic. what it does, it was an attempt last year and years before that to -- to require landlords that want to get out of the business to hold the properties that they have for five years at a minimum. -- 78% of evictions that occur are people that invoke that are doing it five years or less. over the years it's been used in speculative ways. i want to thank supervisor mandelman and walton. i'm certain many more of you will be involved and add your name as co-sponsors. this is something that's long overdue. it did not pass last year. so many different households are still under the threat of being displaced during this process. hopeful it will gain the momentum that can deserves. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: in 1928 iris was born in st. louis, missouri who immigranted from russia to the united states. at the and of 20, iris attended a group dance. paul moved to the u.s. iris a

lee will miss the next 10 to 14 days of play. david really big news on the vaccine front this afternoon. u. s. health officials have lifted the paws on johnson and johnson's vaccine is ktvu. jesse gary tells us the decision now paves the way for jj's one shot vaccinations to resume. speak today to you with hope and concern. friday the 15 member cdc advisory committee on immunization practices gave hours of testimony online. the issue resuming use of johnson and johnson single dose covid-19 vaccine. this pause has been effective in increasing awareness of the rare and serious defense. april 13th, the federal government ordered a pause in the use of the drug. at that time, six women developed brain blood clots now a total of 15 cases are under investigation, with one person having died so far, there are already two vaccines out there that do not have this problem as far as we know. so i think if this was the only vaccine out there, we would be answering. a very different question would be dealing with something very different. south bay