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will de blasio running the whole state. we'll have more on that. can get the book, amazon gets nothing, take some happiness in that. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ back. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news fox news m ashley strohmier, passing legislation thursday night to raise the debt ceiling, the bill increases $140 billion. if it fails, the u.s. could fall in debt in less than two weeks and go to the house where it's expected to pass. flash flooding snowed to blame for at least four deaths in alabama. if 13 inches of rain, slow-moving storm swamped and entrapped people in their cars and homes. at the victims were swept away in vehicles. the youngest of them was a 4-year-old girl. of some buildings also getting flooded with 3 feet of water, flood watch is in still remain in effect for parts of the south. i'm ashley strohmier now back to "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ >> tucker: at the height of last year's presidential campaign, joe biden who moonlights as a scientist announced that he had identified a single cause for every covid death that occurred in the uni

there's no tearing down jefferson's statue without bill de blasio's go-ahead. the city council where the statue is located in 2018 honored a haitian founding father of who massacred 5,000 men, women and children that were french colonials. just because characters are complex is not necessarily a problem for the city government. it seems the woke left is only focused on a certain class of people, the people that did more than anyone else to make the country what it is, the founding fathers. now we're left here where history is being literally torn from a building which has stood for almost 200 years. >> laura: it's about the country. they want the country taken down. so other than george floyd statues, breonna taylor, there's no one left. thanks, joe. as our city's crumble, so too do many of our once great corporations where wokeness is now rewarded. so what is the latest example? walmart has launched a critical race theory training programs that labels the u.s. as a white supremacy system. joining me now, a journalist that uncovered this, chris barufo and direc

may be governor de blasio is it to get elected by a landslide, sleep tight he can actually win, thented program is very key as well without the input appearance like we are seeing so often where you just have one person or one school board move ahead with something without asking the parents of the kids who it's going to impact in programs like this are vital to her students and eliminated them is only going to deprive hard-working students, opportunity that they earned on their own and is a drastic decision made by de blasio and his wife he's named conrad de blasio instead of mayor may be soon to be governor at this point. guy: we talked about the education wars in your background covering these issues and they can be tough there an array of stakeholders, whose voices matter, which choices you highlight and amplify and who is making the decisions based on what metrics that have coverage of these issues. aishah: graduates voice matters, sound like we need a good audit for this program, not just getting rid of it altogether like we do everything else, defund the police why don't we a

it was out of line. de blasio's wife ran like a $200 million program for the mentally ill and we have that instead of tearing down the signs question mike >> absolutely. five years, one and a quarter billion dollars and i wonder switzerland, panama, cayman islands. the mayor, spreadsheets, indictments, poke him on rikers island. because nobody can account for that money. bill de blasio you have to understand he has decided he is going to settle all scores on the way out. and that's against trump. so at night while he and his wife are separating the stems and the seeds -- they come up with these brain parts. i have been at the golf course in the bronx. the bronx. the least number of people to vote for trump in the last presidential election. nobody vandalize it, desecrated it, like a phage when you know -- now we are going to pay him $30 million. that is crazy. >> giving trump more money. >> and where is he going to get it? from us. sacking pay taxpayers on his way out the door. i would suggest he needs to change something because he is out of control. >> greg: i have no idea what thes

now to this critics are slamming bill de blasio after he put in in to the gifted and talented program quickly become an issue in the race to success takes succeed in next month's election molly has more on the story. >> good evening mayor bill de blasio is on his way out the door before he leaves he has plans to phase out the gifted and talented program, one thing noting on the story he would not be the one to implement this that would fall to whoever takes his place which means he has put this issue right in the middle of the contest ongoing right now. the current new york city gifted and talented program relies on testing replacement kids as young as four, the program disproportionately favors white and asian students in fewer black and latino kids. the new program dubs brilliant nyc students identifying subjects areas strength and accelerated instruction will be provided by retrying teachers all while student stay in the classrooms. >> we are saying we will train teachers and prepare schools to reach you as a child and bring out your gifts and abilities that would have been an igno

new york city mayor bill de blasio cancel ises gifted and talented programs while democratic mayoralion if elected. molly line has the latest on what's happening. hi, molly. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike. the current mayor, new york's bill de blasio, is on his way out the door, but before he lees, he's announced the phaseout of the gifted and talented program. actually making that happen will fall to whoever is expected to take over, we're waiting, which puts that issue right in the middle of the ongoing mayoral race. right now placement in this gifted and talented program depends on testing, quizzing keds as young as 4. create ins say the program disproportion at any favors white students. the new program will screen students, identify subject area strengths and then accelerated instruction will be provide all by retrain teachers all while students stay this their classrooms. the republican candidate for mayor, curtis sliwa, has unequivocally slammed the announcement, calling it an october surprise. he would support expanding gifted and talented program. >> instead of saying let

de blasio, though, saying it's not fast enough. to say. >> it's time for everyone to get vaccinated. our public employees are going to lead us out of the covid era. look, what we did with our schools worked. our schools are incredibly safe. and families needed to know their kids would be safe. we all need to know we're going to be safe going forward. we have to end the covid era. >> we cannot let governments continue to erode our freedoms and dictate every facet of our life. our membership spoke loudly and i can tell you they are absolutely, even the ones that were vaccinated, against a mandated vaccination program. >> please look yourself in the mirror and ask, are you doing the right thing by removing people who are willing to continue to serve this community. >> reporter: we are hearing there from the police unions in seattle and chicago. two other major cities that have enacted a similar mandate, getting similar pushback from -- giving pushback to their respective cities. we have seen legal challenges to the mandates, so far th

that's what de blasio and i guess they said. bring in the foreign workers.mond, great to see you. the left is demonizing parents who stand up to the school boards destroying the country in the curriculum of schools. the biden justice department maybe will criminalize the actions of those parents. really question where we are going to tell you what's at stake. it's a lot. next. talking about mental health it's not a sign of weakness, but really a sign of strength. people sometimes don't want to talk about mental health, they don't want to talk about problems that they might have that aren't physical, but those problems are just as real. i have this disease you know, and it makes it awkward that i have to explain myself or prove myself in certain situations. a lot of times i'm not feeling good or you know not having a good day, but through the music i'm able to have a good day by expressing something that feels good to me that i can pass onto others. one of my favorite phrases to share with not only my kids but anybody is never compare your insides to someone

cuz no one else wants to talk to me," bill de blasio, here's the deal: de blasio is reportedly possibly. there's still a lot of unknowns: what his platform is, what his announcement date is, and what he's smoking. laer aprely, desis been sounding out trusted former aides about their interest in working on a potential campaign. his only hope is that they don't remember his presidential campaign, when he finished 47th behind michael bennet and a romba with googly eyes. ( laughter ) ( applause ) roomba with googly eyes-- roomba with googly eyes, strong platform. hopes aren't high from de blasio's fellow new york democrats. former congressman charles rangel was asked to weigh in on a de blasio run, and he replied, "i don't want to get involved in anything that would be negative, and i cannot think of anything positive." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i can! i'm positive he won't win. ( laughter ) speaking of the unpopular, facebook founder and man watching the waiter walk right by even though he's clearly ready to order, mark zuckerberg. up until now, zuckerberg has been silent about a whistlebl

. >> y por otra parte el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio anunciÓ hoy la expansiÓn del mandato dede que han recibido al menos una dosis antes del 29 de octubre. a cambio recibirÁn 500 dÓlares adicionales, por el contrario, quienes no hayan demostrado que se han vacunado, tendrÁn que ser suspendidos de sus puestos. >> y tambiÉn en nueva york, un usuario del metro fue sacado a empujones de una estaciÓn porque supuestamente le reclamÓ a policÍas que usaran cubrebocas, una mujer en el andÉn tomÓ este video, es que el transporte pÚblico de la ciudad exige el uso obligatorio de mascarillas en sus instalaciones, el alcalde de blasio dijo que ver a policÍa sin protecciÓn en el metro es totalmente inaceptable. >> y en los Ángeles los mandatos de vacunaciÓn estÁn generando protestas, hay bomberos que marcharon hacia el ayuntamiento de la ciudad el dÍa de hoy, tony de noticias telemundo los Ángeles estÁ con nosotros, dunia ¿cuÁl es el reclamo de los manifestantes? muy buenas noches. >> buenas noches, rebeka smyth, quieren tener la opciÓn de no vacunarse, ademÁs los manifestantes aseguran que

become talking about mayor de blasio. but it is true.his, he needs to concentrate more on the war on crime. and i believe that thomas jefferson statue obviously represents a stain in american history, but also a reminder of where we have come. this is deep for hung over. my head is spinning. but we have come a long way, we have a long way to go, and to remove that is absolutely ridiculous. she should remove her husband. if you're going to give her control -- [applause] make her make the best out of it. >> greg: welcome to the show, michael. this is your first time that i hope this hasn't disgusted you yet. i look at the amount of time devoted to statues and other symbols and i realize, that is taken away. it felt like -- it's a pie of time that leaders have. so the more time you spend doing the stuff, you can't help citizens. >> they try to rename the schools rather than trying to figure out how to get the kids back in the classroom. so we've seen african-american math proficiency and san francisco high schools is 12%. and so they spend

arthel: mayor bill de blasio facing heavy criticism over a new plan, nypd focusing on customer service a teen girl was hit in the head by a stray bullet at a playground yesterday. she's hospitalized in critical condition in the suspect is still on the loose. reporter: no arrests in the shooting of a 16-year-old libertine was in a brooklyn park one contract rang out from a bullet wound to the head. hours later, a 16-year-old boy in brooklyn was struck in the lake after he got into an argument at a brooklyn park. according to data compiled by the new york post, so far this year, street violence claimed the lives of at least 21 kids in new york city and fatalities compared to the past two years. spike in crime affects all new yorkers. his number of shooting victims increased slightly but the last 24 hours were especially violent, eight people were shot compared to two on the same day a year ago and this week, bill de blasio to improve what he calls it customer service. he called for a plan that would require readers to meet members of the public when they arrived at a local police precinc

mayor bill de blasio on thursday said he will respect the decision of the commission and understandse important thing here is just to recognize the city council spoke out of their belief what is right for their chamber, for their side of city hall. and that, to me, is just a straightforward matter. that's what they feel, i want to respect them as another branch of government. >> reporter: and others say the statue should stay including the towner of the guardian angels -- founder and republican candidate for new york mayor, curtis sliwa. >> this statue should remain in hits right. place as it has for 182 years through depression, through war, through peace, through all types of problems in good times and bad times. he was a symbol to look up to say this is what our country stands for. >> reporter: and we should know about this tomorrow. the commission votes tomorrow afternoon. more to come on that. mike? mike: at a time when a lot of new yorkers note the city is filthy and crime is on the rise, they're going to be the wrestling with a statue? laura ingle, thank you so much. joining u

mayor de blasio, as you heard, his frustration has been building., incentives to go ahead and do this. he said it's something they have to go ahead and do. this week the largest police union in new york asked the judge to step in and block this vaccine mandate. a judge denied that request. so as far as we know, it is now scheduled to take effect. again, that deadline 5:00 p.m. to show proof of vaccination or at least one shot. and on monday, whoever's not vaccinated would have to be on unpaid leave. stephanie? >> i certainly hope they make the decision to get vaccinated. that is a commitment to public safety. gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> coming up, the nfl is refusing to publicly release the full details of its harassment investigation into the washington football team saying they're trying to protect the victims. the victims' lawyers, they say otherwise. a top lawyer joins us next. lawyt not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin,... i want that. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. a

de blasio insists he has a contingency plan to help prevent response time delays. >> the bottom line is can we do the things we need to do first of all to keep the city safe for the long run? that means getting people vaccinated. with we can do that. >> six of the ten largest cities have or are planning a mandate for workers. los angeles, san diego, new york city, there is no testing alternative. the sheriff made it clear yesterday his opposition to the vaccine mandate for sheriffs department employees. he says he doesn't plan to enforce it. a study by kaiser family foundation found more than a third of unvaccinated workers say they would leave their job if their employer required them to get a vaccine or be tested weekly. >>> north bay residents on toward after two mountain lion sightings alone in the area in the last two weeks. now a resident says she saw one walking on the trail at the shores. andrea nakano caught up with her and a wildlife expert about the sightings. >> reporter: the expert i talked with says creeks like this one is like a network of highways for mountain lions,

the controversial move is one of de blasio's last as mayor.liminate what critics say is a two-tier education system segregating children by both wealth and race here's cnbc's bertha coombs. >> reporter: new york city's gifted and talented program is unusual for most school systems. it's based on a pre-kindergarten test the mayor announcing announcing the system will be phased outch. >> we're going to ending something i think was a mistake all along. >> the program shutout too many students of color. 75% of kids enrolled are white or asian but they make up just aquarter of the system's 1 million school children >> using that one measure to sort students and then having them be in these separate trajectories seemed really unfair and leading to more segregation and disproportionately harming plaque and latinx students in the city >> the program continued where new classes of gifted kids would be kept in the classroom with classmates for extra attention like special ed programs phasing out this program is a mistake, she said. adding g & t seats sh

the chancellor has said at 11:59:00 p.m., there is an email put out that said monday and mayor de blasio that if we a decide to see the light, these are his exact words, if we decide to see the light over the weekend,de they would still acct us back into our jobs. and i think this is a really interesting take because they are -- they keep moving the goal post, and this really speaks to tthe fact that they know that next week is going to be absolutely atrocious. >> tucker: i mean, i thought you had the most powerful union in the world that controls the u.s. government and that's true to some extent, why aren't they protecting you? i don't get that. >> i don't either. i really do not understand all. the uft and president mulgrew,o they pretended to fight for us, they pretended to go to arbitration. the agreement that they came out with did not help anyone. thousands of teachers and d.o.e. employees filed for exemptions, both medical and religious, the agreement that they came outut with basically said that if you are b accepted, which only a handful were, you would be removed from your sch

i don't understand how de blasio gets away with it. why isn't he held accountable?al health program. how are they getting away with this. meanwhile they are having their kids chauffeured by a police detective. he doesn't want to brave the danger is streets. why does he get a detective driving him? >> harold: the -- there were reductions in crimes of the president you served under. do we bring it back? i agree with greg. we have to get rid of bail reform but what other things? >> dana: the very liberal prosecutors that will prosecute the crimes. the other thing is, we talked about the crime last week of the woman who shoved the other woman into the train. when the reporters catch up with that woman sister, the perpetrator sister, she says she's obviously mentally ill. they took off her medicines. they send her back saying she's not mentally ill. families are begging for help. i think that part is what we should try to focus on. the families -- if the family says, it's like the red flag law. this person needs help. they can't keep going back out on the street. i think

in july, de blasio announced a plan to bring the service to new york city public housing. goal is to get up to 10,000 residents connected to free internet in the first year and then charge $15 a month after. >> people that having a problem with the internet have other problems with food insecurity, housing, income inequality. we see the-- the company now as a way to galvanize people towards some type of movement towards something better. so, why don't we get together and join with the customers, reild the system that we already know how to build, and we can own it together? >> sreenivasan: we've been bringing you a series of stories told by indigenous people from yellowknife in canada's northwest territories. in partnership with the global reporting center, they are sharing their personal stories of life, addiction and recovery. eric wardell was taken from his parents at just three weeks old in what is known in canada as the "sixties scoop." his story is an exploration of identity, what it means to discover who you are, and how your past can shape your future. >> the world

he take mayor de blasio slashing the police budget by a billion dollars, a month ago i was on the upper and i heard gunshots and i don't know where they landed and i did not like it one bit i'm a taxpayer that lives in the city and i don't want to see my money another 139 million going to educate migrant children that joe biden has delivered to four counties in new york i would like to beef up the police department. people will not come back to the city if they do not feel safe and they feel like they're walking around and people will attack them if they feel like they cannot go down and ride the subway system in a safeway which is something i've not been doing because it's very dangerous. if eric adams wins he'll have a big problem on his hands trying to figure this all out and get back on the right direction because we also pushed the top taxpayers out of the city to red states, money goes where they're treated better. that's what my colleagues always love to say. sean: one block away from the studio for foxes in times square, there's cops everywhere you see people getting shot beat u

but that's also what was said about bill de blasio. so she had several prior arrests. pedestrians. but now she is charged with attempted second-degree murder and locked up again, this time on $100,000 bail. almost enough to buy hunter biden painting. let's go live to an ex-convict for comments. >> so ridiculous. >> greg: you are allegedly a lawyer. can you explain to me when everybody thinks this is a bad night -- judge on the five said no one is going to change this nobel thing which the city has done. >> you might have better insight than i do in terms of what the legislative aspects but i have always talked about the fact that here in this day what was removed was judicial discretion. you can put whatever law on the books that you want but you have to provide for exceptions. you have to always provide with the exception that proves the rule or otherwise and the problem in this comic in the state there wasn't an exception put in sunlight jersey where they judges can take on a case-by-case basis. they are so dime a dozen i think and i fear that everyone is becoming nu

the response mayor de blasio, he wants style readers to meet you in precinct. there to defund the police, black lives matters, how ridiculous. i was at the projects all night when the shootings occurred. i was trying to sort of like get information it might resolve this crime. young men and young women were coming up to be insane is not for nothing curtis but the streets and here are snitches in the get snatched and end up in ditches. and i didn't say anything, because nobody downtown in manhattan whose going to protect me and i am on my own and that's what i pledge to all of them they would be protected confidential informants and money for information. in a witness protection program. that's what helps break the back of the italian organized crime and it can break the backs of these many street gangs which now control the projects in the neighborhoods and in some instances, the subways in the parks. eric: chicago and the gang violence is overwhelming. are you optimistic that can to beat well it seems like a big task to try to break that cycle predict and get

the often embattled new york city mayor bill de blasio is on the way out the door.ore he leaves he announced plans to phase out the gifted and talented program. this is in the middle of the pretty rowdy mayoral contest going on. the current program calls for testing children. critics say it favor's white children. the new program screens students in second grade, identifying subject area strength and accelerated instruction will be provided while students stay in their classrooms. >> chancellor and i are so happy that we're going to be ending something that i think was a mistake all along, single test for 4-year-olds that determines so much of their future, we're going to reach tens of thousands more kids with accelerated learning. >> reporter: teacher instruction has a lot to do this. curtis sliwa has slammed de blasio's plan calling the mayor's announcement a surprise. he supports the test and expanding the gifted and talented program. a spokesperson for democrat mayoral nominee eric adams viewed as the frontrunner gave us a brief statement reading eric will asses

. >> mayor de blasio, we do not want to be here. we do not want to do this, but we will do this for as long as we have to because a city back guarantee is not negotiable america then we go to washington, d.c. where five climate activist are on day eight of a hunger strike outside the wte hse. >> not in the shadows of closed doors, but with all of us in front of your home and millions of us ready to build back t people's agenda you promised us. amy: we speak to steven donziger , the environmental lawyer who was targeted by chevron after he successfully sued the oil giant ecological devastation in the ecuadorian amazon. today he must report to prison after over 800 days under house arrest -- for misdemeanor. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.n. secretary-general issued yet another stark warning just days ahead of the cop 26 global climate summit. >> less than one week befe cop 26 in class cow, the are still on track for climate catastrophe even with

mayor bill de blasio even offering a cash bonus to those who get their first shot by this friday.d antimandate unions. just as we've seen in other major cities like chicago. steven normo is with us from new york city hall. good morning to you. there's an anti-mandate march planned for tomorrow. >> yeah. it sounds like it could be a pretty big march. it is supposed to end here at new york's city hall, just the latest showdown over this vaccine mandate. mayor bill de blasio announcing that on wednesday saying that all employees will have to get at least one dose of the vaccine by november 1st or be placed on unpaid leave. corrections officers, they're going to get a little extra time. they'll have until december 1st in part because of the lack of personnel working in corrections right now causing a problem for them. but we do know there is a lot of pushback from those unions in particular police and fire departments across the country. really a lot of them have been resistant to getting the vaccine. these unions saying that it is against individual freedom. they're promising some le

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do you think de blasio has any shot? >> yeah, look, i think what's motivating him is rivalry with cuomo. two politicians who hate each other more, i don't know who they are. he wants him -- probably motivated to one up -- >> oh, i see. so handrew cuomo was forced to resign, so now i'm going to take it. >> it's not that petty, is it? >> poll numbers didn't hold him back from jumping into the presidential race. he ran for president at one point, even though i think at best he was polling at 1% in the -- >> i don't think even that. that was an inflated percentage you just gave. thanks one and all. >>> the latest threat from north korea shot out of the sea. that's next. chicken panini with extra hot sauce. tonight, i'll be eating salmon sushi with a japanese jiggly cheesecake. (doorbell rings) jolly good. fire. (horse neighing) elton: nas? yeah? spare a pound? what? you know, bones, shillings, lolly? lolly? bangers and mash? i'm... i'm sorry? i don't have any money. you don't look broke. elton: my rocket is skint! i don't ju

bill de blasio. that is.diverse enough, in order for everyone to be equal, you have to not just raise people up from the bottom but tear down from the top and the talented and gifted program was a target. he didn't go at it when he was actually in office on his way out he said. rachel: let me give you the numbers so you understand. so asians are 16% of the population in new york city. but they are 43% of the gifted and talented program. whites make up 36% of the talented and gifted program. hispanics 8% and blacks 6. so they are looking at this disparity and saying clearly, this must be a racist program and he says that rich people can game the system because they make -- they do this test, will, when children are 4 years old. so they are able to test kids at 4 and decide whether to go on this track or not. i think that's a little early, frankly, to make that decision about whether someone is gifted or not. but that said, you know, look, asians have a culture that is around education and that is why you are s

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mayor de blasio, the members of the nypd are declaring war on you.'s protest, after george floyd's, murder mullins tweeted out the arrest report, from mayor de blasio's daughter. he's facing internal nypd trial over, that which is basically a no no. other internal charges about tweets from city, officials he called the city health commissioner, a quote, bitch with blood on our hands. after she declined to prioritize mass for police officers during the paying met it. last fall event tweeted that then -- a first-class tore. richie torres is now a congressman, represented new york's 15th congressional district, and he joins me now. it's good to have you on congressman. i have never encountered, anyone in public life, that talks the way that the head of the police unions do. literally nowhere, outside of wrestling maybe. what did he say that about? you and what was the context of the? >> so i was actually holding a press conference, with then president eric adams. raising questions about response times in the nypd. as a public official my job is to ask q

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mullins tweeted out the arrest report for mayor de blasio's daughter. internal charges for profane tweets about city officials. he called the quote health official a quote, bitch with blood on her hands. last fall mullins tweeted that then new york city councilman was a, quote, first class whore. now a congressman representing the fifth congressional district and he joins me now. it's good to have you on, congressman. i have never encountered anyone in public life that talks the way that the head of the police unions do, like literally nowhere outside of -- i don't know, like, wrestling maybe. why did he say that about you? what was the context of that? >> so, i was actually holding a press conference with then-borough president eric adams about the response times. and as a public official my job is to ask questions. so, he felt the need to go on twitter and refer to me as a first class whore. ed mullins is the donald trump of new york city politics. he is the single greatest embarrassment. he has a long standing pattern of embracing conspiracy theories

beam me up. >> jessica: on tuesday we get to vote for a new mirror. de blasio apologized for claimingwhile dressing up like spock. katie, are you a trekkie? >> katie: i'm just glad that the mayor was at work. this is weird. i don't know. do something else with your time. >> jessica: is weird that no one on staff mentioned the color issue. >> greg: he is obviously stoned. that's the only time blue will ever get near him. he is not captain kirk. he is captain jerk. i would like to beam him up. >> shannon: if you claim to be a trekkie, you wouldn't make that mistake. does he need to take off anymore constituents? you come off as so phony. it's one thing if you're like, i don't know about this stuff. they handed me this. but then you do this? >> jesse: if you mess up with something as small as putting on the wrong shirt, think about the big things. prime. losing $900 million. this is obvious why he is such a screwup. he can't even dress himself. >> jessica: finally, a lot of buzz over a "new york times" piece titled 37-year-olds are scared of the 22-year-olds. millennial bosses claiming t

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everyone is going to tennessee, everyone is going to florida and i remember when de blasio wouldn't lets the river to new jersey and new york city waitresses lost out on all my generous tips. >> richard: generous tips? >> jesse: why would you think -- is it getting out? that's the beauty of the federalist system. you have states that are different and you can move there if you want better treatment. >> greg: the great thing about applebee's as there is one every city. >> sandra: they do have a wonderful hurricane, it is delightful. stay with us. once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. ♪ ♪ >> richard: it's time for the fastest. first up, twitter is testing out a new feature that warns you if users are getting into a conversation that could be heated to. the company says its aim is to support healthy conversations. him what's your take on this? >> jesse: there is no healthy conversations o

but if they do follow through with de blasio's plan, this is only getting worse.be clear, you cannot be concerned with customer service when you're dead. at the height of the pandemic we saw nearly 100% of all the murder victims in new york city being black and brown people. we had a 97% increase in shootings in new york city from 2019 to 2020 and it has not actually tapered back down. so here is the reality. all across this country black people were used as cannon fodder for democrats to run around the countryside yelling defund the police, the three most dangerous words ever uttered in modern american politics now we have the body count filled with black and brown bodies as a result. they're trying to put the pin back in the grenade that decimated urban america. at the end of the day, if the american people continue to cosign the lunacy, more people will die and the people who will pay for the poor policy are the black people who unfortunately and ironically have been voting these jokers into office. maria: it's very disturbing, it certainly is. we'll slip in a

this week mayor de blasio took heat for calling on the police department to improve what he calls customeralls for greeters to meet members of the public when they arrive at a local precinct. the department says improving community relations and fighting violent crime are not mutually exclusive. meanwhile, a criminal justice professor and former nypd detective says the city reinstate proven crime fighting tools in order to halt the bloodshed. >> one initiative that could bring crime down is bringing back plainclothes officers. by bringing back plainclothes officers, they have the ability to infiltrate a lot of the gangs and a lot of these gun dealers and traders. >> crime is up. city hall says so too are gun arrests, increased more than 30% compared the last two years. this fall new yorkers are going to elect a new mayor. the two leading contenders are a former cop democratic adams and guardian angels founder a republican, crime fighting is a priority for both campaigns. one thing they both agree on is there are too many guns on the street. back to you. >> jon: david lee miller, thank you.

everyone is going to tennessee, everyone is going to florida and i remember when de blasio wouldn't let drive across the river to new jersey and new york city waitresses lost out on all my generous tips. >> richard: generous tips? >> jesse: why would you think -- is it getting out? that's the beauty of the federalist system. you have states that are different and you can move there if you want better treatment. >> greg: the great thing about applebee's as there is one every city. >> sandra: they do have a wonderful hurricane, it is delightful. stay with us. are you ready to meet the new class of subway's eat fresh refresh™? the new baja steak & jack, new all-american club™, the new italian b.m.t.®, new turkey cali fresh... and new...trevor lawrence? man, you're not a sandwich! order in the app now to save big. do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it i

five members of the city council wrote a letter to mayor bill de blasio in 2020 demanding more from thepart the statue of thomas jefferson and the city council chambers is inappropriate and serves as a constant reminder of the injustices that apply communities of color since the inception of our country. it must be removed, mayor bill de blasio on thursday said he will respect the decision of the commission and understand the base of the argument and white issue bothers some who say the issue cannot be ignored. >> all of this the path happens it's not about the past is about what it means to the future and we have to be honest about both sides of the history. >> there are others who say the statue should say despite thomas jefferson being a slaveowner he was a founding father and president and he remains a part of her history, located or not, new york city councilman. >> the fact that he was a slave owner and the institution of slavery is not a stain on america, is not the context were trying to eradicate we are just trying to represent the thomas jefferson's life is worth memorializing

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in a last minute push, mayor bill de blasio says 2300 city employees received a last minute jab.ty workers who have received at least one shot at 91%. mike? mike: david lee miller live in new york city, thanks very much. ♪ mike: ah, how about a visit to a haunted house? or as congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us, a haunted house in the senate. >> reporter: when people come to washington, they bask in the grandeur of capitol hill. but for this journey, we'll go deep into the capitol catacombs for tales of the congressional macabre. the u.s. capitol is a seemingly haunted place, mysterious sounds of a custodian who passed on. some can still hear her scrubbing the floors late at night, or you might hear pennsylvania senator pembrose reading bills late into the night. some have reported sightings of soldiers wandering the building even today. >> some of them have continued to stay here. a lot of soldiers died here, and they were very idealistic at that point, and their spirits would be here. >> reporter: joe that voteny just retired from the house after 30 years. you've

city workers rallied outside near bill de blasio's official residence, against the mandate is a new yorksident safety could be potentially at risk. the fire department revealing it will need to close as much as 20% of fire companies and 20% fewer ambulances to run calls. >> i'm a city worker like so many of you here, firefighter for 16 years of serving this city proudly. >> firefighter jackie michelle martin is hoping to remind the mayor firefighters stayed on the job over a year and force them to make a life changing decision. after eliminating test out options, she said it's just not right. >> nine days is not enough time for people have mortgages, family, for sick children to make a life-changing decision in only nine days. >> bill de blasio said he has contingency plans in place with first responders with mandatory overtime, scheduling changes and other options. he expects to see a surge in vaccinations among city workers by friday. >> we have the spattered with health care workers and everyone who works with the department of education which by far is the biggest agency. a surge of

carley: new york city officials are ramping up enforcement of mayor bill de blasio's vaccine mandate.the rules as thousands of others are issued warnings. here to discuss co-founders of ice cream, along with owner of brooklyn chophouse and brooklyn dumpling shop. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> good morning. carley: so stratus, 14 businesses have been fined so far. what do you make of that? >> well, for us it's a little different. in the beginning i've been very vocal against the mandate. i don't feel like restauranteurs should have the right to force someone to have a vaccine to enter our restaurants and beloved businesses. i believe that one size doesn't fit all. we were lax about it in the beginning. an inspector was sitting at the bar, she said i'm watching what's going on here, if you're not going to follow the mandate, you see the liquor license, we're going to remove it if we see you're blatantly disregarding the mandate. that was basically forcing me to go against my personal beliefs, making sure my 90 staffers have a job. if i don't have a liquor license, we woul

. >> el alcalde bill de blasio indicÓ que la seguridad de los neoyorquinos no estarÁ en riesgo ya queel 80% de vacunaciÓn. >> ahora mismo hay muchos oficiales que estÁn sumamente preocupados de lo que va a pasar, hay policÍas que me han dicho a mÍ que estÁ dispuestos a coger la suspensiÓn en vez de ponerse la vacuna, hay otros policÍas que se van a poner la vacuna aunque no quieran, porque temen ser suspendidos. >> mientras el departamento de bomberos se estima que 20% de estaciones se verÁn obligada as cerrar por falta de personal. la escasez de ambulancian las calles serÍa la misma cantidad, y el tiempo de respuesta a llamadas de emergencia pudiera alcanzar los 20 minutos, poniendo vidas en peligro. el presidente del sindicato que representa a los bomberos dice que muchos de sus miembros se van a retirar para no perder la pensiÓn si son obligados a tomar una decisiÓn, por ahora un 70% de los miembros del departamento de bomberos, entre ellos tambiÉn civiles y para mÉdicos se han vacunado, bajo el plan de contingencia para el departamento, habrÁ horas extra de trabajo obligatorias, c

[laughter] maybe bill de blasio. [laughter] gulfport mayor?a republican golfer on a former new york official who was once a sure thing andrew cuomo. no, no, no. there is not enough social distancing in the world to do that one. brian: it was pretty awesome. i thought she was really great. also one of the awardees looked at mayor de blasio got here on time. we told him it was a 2:00 start. he is late for everything. ainsley: he likes to sleep. he likes to nap. >> great night javits center. >> why doesn't condoleezza rice run for president? ainsley: i was thinking that too. brian: so smart and composed. steve: she would take a pay cut. brian: true. ainsley: 6:56 on the east coast. more "fox & friends" coming up. brian: i hope. ♪ ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warm