mayor de blasio: mayor: go go ahead. blasio: >> the next is michael garland from the daily news. >> good afternoon, mr. mayor. mayor de blasio: hey, michael. how are you? >> i'm good. so, a couple of questions on the school closure. we'd heard that for a long time some of your top health advisors had been questioning the threshold, you know, given the fact that the three percent citywide threshold is - is where we're seeing something different than what we're seeing is for transmission in schools. and i was wondering if, you know, dr. chokshi and dr. varma could address that, if you could address that. what has been going on behind the scenes as far as the discussion on the use of that three percent threshold and whether it's - you know, i mean, clearly, we're closing schools now, so it's applicable, but, you know, i mean, can you tell us about that? you know, we're hearing there's been some debate within your administration about the use of that. mayor de blasio: yeah, michael, there's definitely been some debate, but he

>> i blame the mayor, bill de blasio.thoughtless act. >> they would rather pick up a gun and find a person. >> now sean, if only that was bad enough, we saw the caps of the needles everywhere. they decided to clean it up today after "the new york post" report, but now they are putting homeless individuals in four-star hotels, but only thing is, they didn't tell the residents that are currently staying in those communities. they aren't happy. take a look. >> they moved the homeless population across the street here. are you concerned? >> i'm a bit concerned, especially as a woman come at night, because i work at night, and i come home late, and just during the day, i saw one guy across the street, with drugs. >> the whole dynamics of the community have changed. >> do you support them doing this in your community? >> not really. >> do you believe the mayor made a bad move? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> it's being done because he is to get them out of settings where the covid thing can spread. you have to put them somewhere,

mayor de blasio delaying a city-wide school shutdown for now.he best way to navigate rising cases while putting our children's education first? new york state assemblyman mike lapetri joins me to discuss. there are rising cases in new york city. when it does hit 3%, the mayor could shut down the nation's largest school system once again. what are your thoughts on a second shutdown? >> well, let me first just say this. while cases have risen, hospitalizations and deaths have remained virtually flat. since the onset of covid we developed new therapeutics, hospitals are stocked with ppe ultimately, i think de blasio has no clue what's been going on since day one. i mean, this is what happens when you elect a see saw mayor who is up one day, down another. mark my words, if schools do close, our children will be the collateral damage, their mental health, social risks and educational atrophy of children sitting at home especially during the winter is beyond measure. students need to be in school so parents can focus on returning to work in a safe man

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. >> dana: so bill de blasio that thati think changing his tune on schools. new york city are l.ning in some places. less than two weeks after he ordered classrooms closed over a rise in covid cases. david lee miller has more. hi, david lee. >> hi, dana. consider this. new york city mayor bill de blasio shut down the inclassroom teaching in new york city when a 3% threshold was met. today the infection rate for the city is higher than that, nevertheless, one week from today, there is going to be a partial reopening of city schools. de blasio reversed course after parents and community leaders said the 3% figure was arbitrary especially since bars and restaurants reopen. the teacher's union also supports a partial resumption of classroom instruction. the increase you had testing in schools. andrew cuomo who at times has been at mayor said a short time ago the covid rate a at schools close than the overall community. cuomo whenned de blasio's change in policy. >> opening these schools, i thought was the right idea. and you are testing in schools is great. so we know that they are s

bill de blasio saying the nation's largest school district would close for in person learning and warning its just a matter of time before the city was shut down indoor dining and gyms as well. let's bring in our panel. deputy editorial page editor. dan henninger. kim strassel and alisha. you've followed all of this the beginning in detail. tell us about the hospitalizations across the country. how threatened are some of the hospital's? >> hospitalizations are definitely rising especially in some area hotspots. they are rising across the country but i think the worst is probably over in these places, hospitalizations in south dakota and north dakota, northeastern wisconsin. the southeast area around milwaukee. they've built field hospitals in el paso and wisconsin that can handle the search. previous segments, some workers doctors are calling in sick and take care of the load but keep in mind, the patients are coming in and you see it in the data classified as covid patients are actually coming in for other issues. it be a car accident, they are pregnant or something. 30% of the patients

new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? you know, the numbers of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city. have premiums going up steadily, as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the global epicenter of the pandemic. earlier this year, the beginning of the pandemic and mayor de blasio set a threshold of 3 percent positivity rate. so that means of more than 3 percent of the new yorkers are tested positive to cope with 19, then the schools would close down as one measure to avoid the further spread. and we have reached that limit now and we're nearing things giving. so it's a very delicate moment in time. and certainly closing the schools is an important measure. and part of the plan of the mayor here, what it means is that after 8 weeks that the schools were opened, this is the biggest school district of the country. so they're closing down again, 1100000 students are affected and certainly that puts a lot of strain no

new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed, a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? now the number of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city have been going up steadily as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the global center of the pandemic. earlier this year, the beginning of the pandemic and mayor de blasio set a threshold of 3 percent positivity rate. so that means of more than 3 percent of the new yorkers are tested positive to cope with 19 then. 3 the schools would close down as one measure to avoid the further spread and we have reached that limit now and we're nearing things giving. so it's a very delicate moment in time. and certainly closing the schools is an important measure. and part of the plan of the mayor here, what it means is that after 8 weeks that the schools were opened, this is the biggest school district of the country. so they're closing down again. 1100000 students are affected and certainly that puts a lot of strain. now, on students

nueva york se han juntado un grupo de padres para protestar y exigir alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasioellos dicen que muchos de ellos no tienen los recursos para quedarse en casa con sus hijos, muchos tienen hasta que dejar sus trabajos para atender el llamado de estudios de sus hijos, algunos no tienen acceso a computadora, ni tampoco a la internet, el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio ha dicho que es la mejor decisiÓn por la salud de los niÑos y tambiÉn de los trabajadores el alcalde les ha dicho que Él entiende su frustraciÓn, que entiende como ellos se sienten pero que a la vez entiendan que tanto los bares y restaurantes y algunas peluquerÍas como han dicho algunos padres es injusto que estÉn abiertas tambien podrÍan cerrar dentro la prÓxima semana o dos, ya que el estado de nueva york estÁ a punto de entrar a una segunda ola. hablamos con algunos de estos padres escuchemos. >> ya que todo va a ser en casa es muy difÍcil, no es estudiar real, no tiene, no tiene mucha razÓn estudiar por computadora cuando uno tiene 5 aÑos. >> felicidad la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud tambiÉ

mayor de blasio said "we have a fight ahead to keep them open."ew york city seven-day average of new cases jumped more than 1000, something bill de blasio called very worrisome. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. we want to check on the markets. joining us is kailey leinz. the second monday of equities going up because we have another vaccine candidate. kailey: we had pfizer last monday, moderna today. the company, the stock itself 8% higher, trading at a record high after rallying the most since july on releasing its preliminary analysis of a late stage, large-scale study of its vaccine candidate. that includes highly effective efficacy rates of 94.5%. virtually all of the 30,000 patients involved in the study did not show any covid-19 symptoms and did not contract the virus after receiving the vaccine. another notable point was the data from

new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? now the number of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city have been going up steadily as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the global epicenter of the pandemic. earlier this year, the beginning of the pandemic and mayor de blasio set a threshold of 3 percent positivity rate. so that means of more than 3 percent of the new yorkers are tested positive to cope with 19, then the schools would close down as one measure to avoid the further spread. and we have reached that limit now and we're nearing things giving. so it's a very delicate moment in time. and certainly closing the schools is an important measure. and part of the plan of the mayor here, what it means is that after 8 weeks that the schools were opened, this is the biggest school district of the country. so they're closing down again, 1100000 students are affected and certainly that puts a lot of strain now on students

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wednesday de blasio arrived six hours late for a press conference.f parents stuck. and largely minority children lose, what, the best part of a year's worth of education, gone. what a mess. the tourists are gone, not coming back for a long time. the middle class and anyone with enough money has skipped town. they're not keen to return to a city with rising crime. and why should the rich hurry back when they know they'll face sky high taxation? isn't it time our big cities started to rethink the whole lockdown policy, rethink this defund the police nonsense, rethink the arbitrary closing of all the things that make cities attractive? isn't it time that democrats climbed off their hate trump bandwagon, they should take responsibility for what they propose, and they should be held accountable when the rich and powerful break the rules they impose on us. and governor cuomo should stop calling reporters obnoxious. look at this, this is the government of new york. watch this. >> first of all, let's try not to be obnoxious and offensive in your tone. if by

mayor bill de blasio joins us next.n you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> okay, big announcement this weekend, new york city's public school system will reopen for in-person learning for elementary school kids next week. the move marks a reversal from just ten days earlier, when the mayor shut down schools and moved to remote learning. so what changed? let's ask new york city mayor b

>> i think this is actually andrew cuomo and bill de blasio's genius public service announcement.ok at the right side of the tree, you'll see that the branches are actually socially distanced. in new york, tree branches and christmas trees have to be at 25% capacity. and the right side of the tree is doing that. the left side of the tree is some kind of arboreal version of governor newsom's disgraceful party where they are allll actually packed in close together. branches are there shooting the breeze, laughing it up, yakking it up, drinking thousand dollar bottles of wine on the left-hand side of the tree, so this is a brilliant public service announcement by de blasio and cuomo and it teaches -- on the left-hand side of the tree that's a super-spreader event going on right there. and arboreal super-spreader. >> tucker: a visual representation of the present state of american epidemiology. mark steyn, genius, great to see you.o >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: over centuries some of the richest people in this country invested a lot of their fortune back into the country and it

so, billion dollars cut to the nypd by mayor de blasio and nyc said that's not defunding.. griff: congresswoman elect you are joining a record class of g.o.p. freshmen that will be in wowble ocasio-cortez and other democrats. what are your priorities going to be as you come to washington? you. >> well, look, right now we are still struggling with the coronavirus. here in new york the mayor and governor are looking to continue to shut down our schools and our economy. so we need to try to find some common ground with them. look, we want, obviously public safety and public health is a priority. we also have to ensure that our economy survives this. so there needs to be a balanced approach. we know more about this virus than we did six months ago there are therapeutics and hopefully a vaccine is coming soon. we need to work that get that vaccine districted to the front line and our most vulnerable. we also need to ensure that our economy remains open or else we are going to see a lot of our mom and pop businesses and the restaurants like the one that spoke before me close for

what led mayor bill de blasio to make this call?> well, look, he said if we had 3% test positivity rate in the community i'm going to shut down the schools. a lot of parents and health experts are saying, wait a minute, mayor. you're shutting down the schools but haven't closed the bars and restaurants? what sense does that make? the mayor's 3% threshold is reportedly the most conservative threshold in the country and the school system, you know what their test positivity rate is? 0.19%. it was the announcement a lot of parents were dreading. new york city closing schools and going to remote learning 100%. >> textbooks, backpack. so i guess we're ready, but we're not really ready. >> it's ridiculous that restaurants and gyms are still open and schools are closed. >> it's really disappointing for parents who are constantly scrambling. >> reporter: some of the kids are just as frustrated. >> how long are we going to not be able to go to school? >> they haven't told us. you're going to be at home again. >> ugh. >> reporter: mayor bill

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whiplash for parents and students in the nation's largest school district new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing a phased reopening in one week. elementary schools will reopen, high schools remain closed >> younger kids are having less of a negative experience and there's less concern about the spread when it comes to younger kids >> reporter: this would be the city's second shot at reopening after de blasio just closed schools less than two weeks ago. drawing backlash and protests. and now some relief. >> we're, frankly, elated. however, we are disappointed that while elementary school kids are going back, middle school and high school kids don't yet have a path to get back into the classroom. >> reporter: across the country in california's bay area, officials asking residents to stay home and further cutting capacity for nonessential businesses >> we're going to take a hit there's no way around it. >> reporter: the situation even more dire in santa clara county. shattering records for new infections and hospitalizations. >> this pandemic is like a high-speed train and our projection

new york city's mayor bill de blasio just tweeted and said the i positivity rate has reached 3% testingshold. i'm thinking of the parents who just this afternoon are finding out, they're basically in a lurch now trying to figure out plans for their kids for tomorrow morning. what is the positivity rate in new york city schools, and are these kids contributing to the spread of the virus? >> so from what we know so far, brooke, it doesn't appear that children in schools are contributing to the spread of the virus, that they are not the vectors or superspreaders that many had feared. public school parents had been warned to expect and prepare for this day. nevertheless, at 10:30 this morning, the mayor was scheduled to announce some news. many assumed it would be that schools would be closed. we did not hear from him for hours. the governor then spoke and sort of danced around the issue as well and said it was up to the new york city mayor to decide. whether, it all goes back to that 3% threshold. this is an arbitrary, rather conservative threshold that the mayor came up with along with ci

mayor de blasio said if the over 3% threshold holds, you could see restrictions in certain industriesits on hours. this is really interesting because it comes down to two schools of thoughts on this. the cdc is now putting a price on wearing a mask. saying 15% more of the population wore masks, we could find a trillion dollars in lock down savings, messing less spread, less lock downs. in the case of new york, which has been strict, you're seeing the spikes. you have texas, arguably less strict surpassing the one million case mark and also dealing with hospital surges. still even with the new infections, hospitalizations peaked at just under 62,000 across the country and more people are coming out of intensive care units alive. people dying 930 a day, which is lower than the peak of 2,200 a day in april, neil. >> neil: all right. thanks very much. the impact of this on a country seater better than 100,000 new case as day, from almost every da the past week. what happens if we start shutting things down again? maybe not a full lock down but something close enough especially for restaur

as schools weigh the risk of in-person learning amid rising covid cases, illinois mayor bill de blasios in-person school will reopen starting december 7th. middle schools and high schools, though, will remain closed. meanwhile a report on students' grades in one of the largest school districts shows remote learning has led to an alarming drop in grades. fairfax county public schools in virginia which has been mostly online since march reporting a middle school earning f's and that failing grades are up for 50% of high school students. thank you for joining us. i hope you and your family are doing well. how are you doing? >> we're so fortunate. many families aren't as lucky and we're very appreciative every day that we're getting stronger and healthier. >> let's talk about some of the latest news when it comes to education across this country, and i first want you to react to the latest news out of new york city where mayor bill de blasio is essentially saying, schools are back, they're back to in-person learning just for grade school children, elementary children, not necessarily for m

new york governor andrew cuomo could overrule de blasio. there is no sign that he will.e mandates closing a school if the infection rate hits 9%. much less in new york city public schools. meanwhile in new jersey new limits start tomorrow on indoor gatherings. 10 people is the limit. that includes some school sports. parents, you have myself included coast to coast pulling their hair out. guess what, they're pulling their kids out too. 31,000 students left new york city public schools. the same number for washington state public schools. so far this year we have a long way to go. 16,000 from miami. 11,000 from los angeles. so what are parents doing? they're opting for private education, parochial education or they're homeschooling. since schools are funded by taxes, many are going to take a revenue hit if some states don't scrap the formulas that use enrollment numbers to determine funding allocation because if you have fewer kids, that generally means you're getting less funding at a time when you need more funding than ever, connell. connell: you do indeed. all good po

i think this is, listen, andrew cuomo and bill de blasio have this notorious relationship.omo if you thought rudy giuliani's press conference was bad just a second ago, andrew cuomo's press conference and his response to very basic questions about the pandemic and clarity over whether or not schools would shut down was all over the place because he won't communicate directly with the mayor. now, listen, yes, rates are low in schools right now. but we know this is all. a few weeks after thanksgiving. it will grow my question is if gyms can stay open and gyms are shut down. we have a real problem in terms of priority right now. >> harris: interesting. i remember early on in the pandemic go to the weed dispensary but don't pray in church. just saying great to see you both. bring you back on another day when we have more time. daily briefing now. ♪ >> dana: president trump's legal team saying the evidence is there to overturn the election. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino is this is the daily briefing. ♪ ♪ trump campaign leaders democratic leaders over the election. the preside

how fast it was, and i think similarly the point about de blasio. in both moments we see organized police union sending a message there wil about no change, any change will be quickly and swiftly organized against; and very decisive message. >> the key is race. >> absolutely. >> right. so, by situating -- scare can people, letting -- pushing their message, in '65 and '66. he came out and said that this -- lindsey is going to -- bowing to the whims of blacks and puerto ricans. blunt about what was going on, and while -- careful not to use that language today, it is inferred, right? when you talk aut criminals and so forth. the lies they tell, potentially reform bail, leading to cris in the city and so forth, which they have no evidence for. >> right. so, the panel today is called jim crow new york, which is the -- some people might find threatened by and i think what this history you tell us i think takes news a very different direction from the way that new york tends to portray and if it racial politics, liberalism, multiculturalism, its openness a

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de blasio says city leaders are confident schools can stay safe and that this plan will be in place until the pandemic ends. >>this will be the model for the duration. that this is what is going to take us through to when we have a vaccine. and when we can start to then open up a lot more in our schools. we do not want a situation where there was a constant changes were trying to get to something as consistent as possible based on real experience. >>the mayor says the plans for middle and high schools are still being discussed. >>white house coronavirus response coordinator doctor deborah birx says she actually hopes to meet with president elect joe biden tomorrow. she says it's critical that biden and his transition team be briefed on the scope of the coronavirus pandemic burke says that the federal government has compiled 9 months of detailed data that's been used to track the deadly virus. calling it imperative that biden's team understands what the data shows before the start of the new administration. >>wisconsin has completed a recount of its presidential election results. confirmin

the city's average of new cases jumped to more than 1000, something de blasio called very worrisome.h president emmanuel macron says europe cannot go back to relying on the u.s., even after joe biden takes over. mustys the european union push on to act independently in technology, finance, and defense. he said a new u.s. administration should not change where the eu is headed. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. from toronto, i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. vonnie: we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. vaccine progress lifting stocks. we will look at the latest in the fight against covid-19, as moderna's results leads equities higher. with a vaccine potentially insight, we speak exclusively with christian ulbrich, the jll global ceo. one of the world's biggest commercial real estate companies. home depot's billion-dollar deal. they bet on a full

mayor, bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday. let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic operations as his main port have been delayed by a major outbreak among workers. nearly a dozen ships are waiting to dock. south korea has recorded more than 200 daily cases for the 1st time since september. most of them in and around the capital seoul, australia has recorded no new local transmissions for the past 7 days. it's a significant milestone for the country which experienced a resurgence of the virus back in july. and liverpool soccer star mohammed salon has tested positive for coated. he's in egypt where he was preparing to play for the national team. the pandemic has, of course change the look of many events this year with video conferences replacing large in person gatherings. and it's no different for the fashion industry and its runway shows. but that is not the only change to brazil's main fashion week this year. have a look for the fashion set in brazil. it's the event of the year s

new york's mayor bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic operations at sri lanka's main ports have been delayed by a major outbreak among workers. nearly a dozen ships are waiting to dock. south korea has recorded more than 200 daily cases for the 1st time since september. most of them in and around the capital, seoul and australia has recorded no new local transmissions for the past 7 days. it's a significant milestone for the country which experienced a resurgence of the virus back in july. all right, some sports now and liverpool star mohamed salah, has tested positive for the coronavirus while on international duty with egypt. the egyptian football association confirmed the news on friday. the forward has no symptoms, but will self isolate. it's a huge blow for coach. you know, that club is liverpool's top goal scorer and could miss the club's next 2 matches of the pandemic has forced contact restrictions was again on much of

new york's mayor bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday. well, with covert numbers rising around the world, there is a tough winter ahead for many countries, but it seems not for china. it's where the coronavirus 1st emerged, but you would know it by judging by daily life. there it's the weekend. and people are flocking to beijing's party district most to put the pandemic behind them. and mask wearing has never been out of the ordinary here. we head to a busy beijing club and inside it's packed among the clubbers, just one person is wearing a mask and there's no sign of any one social distancing. that's because the city of 20000000 reported its last infection 14 weeks ago. and because back then everyone followed the rules out of respect, but also fear of the author, terry, and regime china's government. i think there's a good are bad. they can, they control our movement of people. you don't go out our way, don't go out. but in germany they say you don't go out or you don't listen because you think you have the f

york's mayor bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday to peru now where demonstrators have clashed with police in the capital, lima, and another night of protests. people are angry at the way peru's congress removed a sitting president martin iscar on monday without due process. after unsubstantiated claims of corruption is carra who is not affiliated to a political party, had been spearheading an anti graft campaign. many in peru are calling his ousting and illegal political coup. violence on the streets of lima. peaceful protests are repressed by the forces of law and order. for days now, demonstrators have been protesting the dismissal by congress. president martinelli scotto. the protests take place at night in lima, but daytime, in the peruvian capital, is generally peaceful. but the people's displeasure at the actions of congress is still palpable. i feel that the president should have finished his term. the next election is just around the corner. this was a coup, as many people say it is. this is a coup that

greg: one hour later mayor de blasio shut the school down.alifornia governor gavin newsom followed the latest downs getting caught breaking their own rules. he was caught dining with a dozen friends. he later apologized because he was caught and then on thursday he imposed an overnight curfew for 41 counties including the one where he dined out. once again politicians give in to the rules they impose on us. we are locked in and they are having a good time outside right big dog? do you find that funny emily? what if that dog was very sick and needed to go to the hospital? >> the dog is trying to get over the fence because he's sick. now you have me so angry. do you think gavin newsom impose that curfew because no one could see him? isn't he a jerk? >> yes. greg: thank you. >> he's only sorry because he got caught. he got caught on multiple levels. he sitting there in one of the counties ravaged by wildfires were some people are still homeless. this is a week after his office set up that tweet about wearing a mask when you're out with your hous

a small business owner puts cuomo and de blasio to shame.is "the last bite" next. >> new york restaurant tour told governor cuomo and mayors o mayor de blasio what he really thinks of their covert restrictions. >> i don't know what that's going to prove to anybody, i think the virus knows it at 10:00 it comes out in the open, i have big places and it's very expensive to keep them going. talk to the restaurant owners and let's talk to a plan otherwise we are just going to close, that's going to be the end of us. >> laura: but it's for the greater good, closing restaurants, closing businesses, the greater reset. wouldn't it be nice if our leaders, the leaders of new york were that honest? that's all the time we have, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team have all the latest developments on everything else and they take it from here. >> shannon: we do and a wow, you're going to be interested in this, we've got something special for you right off the top. this is it, just a samuel alito speaking out tonight at the right leading federalis

. >> laura: sheriff, this is what de blasio said -- mayor of new york city -- about enforcing limits on family gatherings. >> these warnings, these standards, really do affect behavior. for everyone in health, that's a very substantial number, so of course when it comes down to individual families, we are not going to enforce on family gatherings. >> laura: so he says, but don't worry, we are not going to enforce this. this is going to affect your behavior. i just don't think a lot of people, frankly, believe them. they remember him going down to harass the orthodox jewish community during funerals. we have more restrictions on funerals and other gatherings still in place in new york. i don't think people are going to rest easy because it de blasio says we are not going to come into your house and enforce these new rules. >> listen, i think it's been handled terribly. i think we are in for a rough winter, like everyone else, we know what's coming, but to scare people -- and it is scaring people. i had a gentleman who is in his 70s asking me if he is going to get fried if they have 14

let's be honest, cuomo, de blasio, they didn't stop the virus.kers stop the virus here, and new yorkers will survive. >> tucker: tyler hollinger is back, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: since march, more than a thousand restaurants have closed in new york city. not because people stopped eating though because the city and state have crushed them with coronavirus lockdowns, but that number apparently isn't high enough for some politicians, they decided to close all bars and restaurants after 10:00 p.m. a must for a dance party celebrating joe biden. otherwise, it is very dangerous, according to the party of science. tyler hollinger is the owner of the festival restaurant in new york city. he opened a couple months ago, even though the city has done everything it can to wreck his livelihood. at the time, i spoke to him a couple months ago, he said new yorkers will survive. are they? tyler hollinger joins us tonight. how are you surviving? >> tucker it is so good to be on the show again. >> tucker: thank you. >> first of all, i want to say thank you

. >> they ran de blasio's picture all over the state.y turned new york state into new york city, looting, crime, homelessness. law and order. >> when fox news asked speaker pelosi if there is tension among democrats, he says they have a healthy difference of opinions, but not in any way problematic moving forward. >> shannon: one way to put it, thank you. supreme court justice samuel alito has gotten involved in the legalist disputes raging in pennsylvania, orting tonight every county election board must segregate and secure about set have been received after 8:00 p.m. on election day. let's talk about this order, what it means as we speak in the grounbattleground state. john as our legal eagle on a lot of these matters, let me start with you. the pennsylvania g.o.p., this was something that was supposed to be happening for a secondary of state for pennsylvania had told all the county boards of elections, you have to segregate these ballots. there is a legal dispute about whether they are legit or not. folks thought, this is already happ

steve: mayor bill de blasio is warning indoor dining could be next.t that has withstood the revolutionary war, devastating floods, hurricane sandy, you name it and now he fears another indoor dining -- dining ban could be the greatest threat yet. existential. good morning. >> good morning. steve: this couldn't come at a worst time. thanksgiving is your biggest week. if it happens then, what happens to you? >> i have to go order turkeys for thanksgiving and i have to go to plan b if the close happens before thanksgiving. it's impossible way to do business. steve: indeed, it is, as we look at the exterior which is legendary, how have you been operating over the last month or two? >> we have been working -- doing things that we've never done before and working outdoor dining, we started ramping up delivery options, delivering beer and food as well as own merchandise. these were things that we had never done before because we were all about selling an persons at tavern so we have to shift gears and, you know, so far that's been going okay but in order to

and he and bill de blasio apparently don't get along. bill de blasio right after cuomo says.ols are going to stay open. the reporter is confused. asking questions that you are saying. this but this is this. then de blasio a few minutes after this press conference decided to, yes, close the schools. watch this. >> what are you talking about you are now going to override. we did it already. that's the law in arizona in the red zone. follow the facts sprvment. >> i'm so confused. >> well then you are confused i will tell you what, jimmy. >> parents are confused as well. >> no. they are not confused. >> do they have school tomorrow. >> you are confused. read the law and you won't be confused. schools are open by state law. >> will they be open tomorrow? that's the question. i think jimmy is correct in asking that question. i don't think it's obnoxious at all. >> well, i don't really care what you think. brian: county executive do you have a response? ainsley: what's your reaction? >> so i understand that nerves are high, people are anxious. we are seeing the numbers going up. we

isor de blasio in new york right on top of this literally as we speak. wonder what new york city schools are going to do thursday and into friday. jonathan: do you get the sense that mayor de blasio and governor cuomo are working hand-in-hand in a decent way? lisa: you know the answer to that. they have a historic rivalry, and there is a question of how much they are trying to upstage one another, and how much is cooperation. i think they do agree something needs to be done. to your point, what kind of cohesive message is it when you start to talk about 10 a clock p.m. closures? it is hard to see how that is necessarily going to stave off some of the numbers that stricter measures. jonathan: i can just see a similar response to it compared to what we went through here in london several weeks ago, several months ago. i don't want to be to new york centric this morning. el paso, the numbers out of there are just scary. tom: this is what is really important here, the overlay of income distribution, of poverty, and also of the morbidities that are out there

major de blasio said this means public school buildings will be closed of tomorrow thursday november 19th out of an abundance of caution we must fight back the second wave of covid-19. rising costs across the country, shopper's are back to panic shopping. senior correspondent is outside a very busy costco >>> we have seen it before. sure enough it's happening again. that race to get the stockpile going in people's homes is on as people are racing to get their paper products, frozen food and you guessed it toilet paper once again. the combination of the second pandemic shopping, new cure fuse and stale at home, all of that ramping up shopping as shopper's try to scoop up what they can before store she was go bare. shopper's say they are experien experiencing flashback moments to what they experienced when the pandemic first hit >>> unfortunately fear is going to dictate what people do. right now there's some fear going on. >> you see the panic in everyone's eyes, what is going to happen next? is this the last time i'm going to come to costco without the lines being two hours long? >>>

and mayor de blasio said when the city hit a 3% positivity rate, the schools would close. it happened. and they did 300,000 students who were attending in-person today will school from home tomorrow. it is deja vu here and across the country, kids' education and their well-being being disrupted again. is it the right thing for your kids what is the impact here is hamayor de blasio and contessa blrewer. >> we have to act out of an abundance of caution >> and it leaves parents scrambling >> what am i going to do i need to get somebody to watch my kid because i have to go into a meeting. and my husband because he is a first responder, there is no backup for him he has to go into work >> reporter: janitors, bus drivers and others may be sleft scrambling, parents without child care options may have to leave their job. across the nation where schools resumed, rising infections are returning kids to remote learning and that leaves the most vulnerable at risk of no education at all >> positivity rate between staff and students is overall 0.22%. that is the safest place to be in ne

here is mayor bill de blasio. >> i feel for all of our parents were experiencing so many challenges rightow, how important it is for them to have the younger kids in school, how important at that age both educationally and socially but also in terms of how parents juggle all the challenges in their life. >> the surgeon cases wreaking havoc on the nfl, 43 players placed under the covid list since last sunday. the denver broncos did not have a quarterback available for today's game against the new orleans saints, all four on the reserved covid list, one tested positive in the other three in close contact with him. the broncos qb says the team took covid seriously and apologist on twitter saying that in a controlled and socially distant area we let our masking slip for a limited amount of time, and honest mistake but one that i will own, doing the right thing for the majority of the time is not good enough, the baltimore ravens and pittsburgh steelers was rescheduled for a second time because of covid-19. they are set to play on tuesday, the ravens are dealing with one of the largest covid o