lots of candidates who worked with mayor deblasio and they are all running away from deblasio policies people are looking for a change in terms of what we have in the mayor's office especially when it comes to issues like crime. >> harris: quickly, i want to come back to you. when you look at the map it's predominantly democrat-led cities. i've argued with a lot of people on this very show about why that is. but why is it? >> well, why is it that the democrat-led cities where policies often benefit the criminal? i'm talking about i look at my hometown of chicago. kim foxx dropped all charges on felony counts over almost 30,000 cases which was much different than her predecessor. you look at those statistics and the fact that people running for district attorney in the city of new york are saying hey, we are going to lighten the load. people shouldn't be going to jail for some of these things. maybe there is some need to look at some policies and say maybe it's too harsh but at the same time that's not what we've been seeing across the board and why there has to be a level of consistenc

deblasio said hmm before he even tasted it. you have to taste it first.t on tv. jesse: what was that. >> it was a corn dog. the best corn dog i have ever had at the iowa state fair. jesse: ellen degeneres got canceled, and she decided to retire. here is ellen explaining what happened. >> if it was quitting i would not have come back this year. i read in the press that there is a tax i can work environment which i had no idea. never saw anything that would even point to that. >> did you feel like you were being canceled. >> i didn't understand it. i still don't understand it. it was too orchestrated. it was too coordinated. jesse: i don't know, carley. i think this is a way workers get back at their boss. this is revenge. you are getting yelled at. you are getting demoted. and you just say the word toxic and she is canceled. >> i guess i sort of a grow with you. i don't think this has to do with her behavior. i think there has been a target on her back for sitting next to george w. bush and testified their friendship. jesse: she is a liberal icon. she is a

todd: bill deblasio making a bite out of the pandemic in one of the most unusual press conference is not just of the covid era but ever. "fox and friends first" starts now. key durand iran. durand durand. ♪♪ jillian: appreciate it. i will say free fries anytime. todd: this is weird and coming from somebody that does weird for a living that is really really odd. if i have the self awareness to say that. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. todd: president biden touting the new guidance thing those vaccinated can ditch the masks with a few exceptions. >> not everyone is on board. griff jenkins joins us to explain. >> a major step in the battle against the pandemic and return to normalcy. when president biden stepped out of the white house and walked up to the mic wearing no mask the message was loud and clear. >> a great milestone, great day, made by the extraordinary success we had in vaccinating so many americans. >> reporter: this after the cdc accused the new guidelines for vaccinated americans no longer require masks outdoors or indoors, lifting social dista

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. >> first it was shake shack, now it is the brooklyn -- new york city mayor bill deblasio getting dumped on according to the latest vaccine establishment. we are coming right back. >> the united nations gather tomorrow to address the situation in the middle east as violent rages between the israelis and hamas. >> new york times writer appears to blame the ongoing conflict on the trump administration. here to react, chief of staff fred fleiss, thanks for being here. here's the quote blame you guys, they were widely seen as demonstrating declining interest on the part of some of his relapse arab neighbors in backing the palestinians giving benjamin netanyahu of israel more latitude to pursue strategies that further intensify israeli-palestinian tensions. what your response to that? >> it is really absurd. he praised the abraham accords which brought peace to the middle east. liberal pundits hated the fact that donald trump really had diplomatic victories moving towards peace and not giving the palestinians an opportunity to veto efforts towards peace. biden has tried to embrace the palesti

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new york city mayor bill deblasio proposes an increase in the budget.r is begging officials to step in and get tough on crime. >> when is this going to end? how many more people are going to be injured, forced in front of a train or in this case a young 4-year-old shop. todd: here to discuss, paul they subjectsohmel, any indication this mayor or future mayor or anybody in charge of the city will let you do your job? >> we can only hope the future mayor, government officials in office and now are obligated to keep this area safe and they are not. jillian: what if that doesn't change or goes the way you hope it goes, what happens then? >> people will be shot. people will die. no one is mentioning that. there are people that were shot in times square that were tourists but the reality is this, in new york city, young people of color, 96% and no politician said a word. the only thing, the police taking guns off the street and detectives investigating these crimes and making arrests. todd: your budget reduced by more or less than half $1 billion, mayor debla

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the governor responded to the mayor's comments, even pulling into question mayor bill deblasio's polling numbers and criticizing some of those comments this week. alicia. >> alex hogan in new york, thank you. for legal analysis on the probes that governor cuomo is facing, let's bring in andrew stollman right now. he is our guest here, the attorney and northwestern adjunct law professor, andrew, before we get started, i want to play something from janice dean because we hear about these investigations, but i want to remind everybody about something. take a listen. >> i have to believe that justice will eventually be served, sean. there's a fbi investigation, a federal investigation, and the justice department investigation that hopefully is still in effect and not only the nursing home issue, but this guy has other problems with sexual harassment and covid tests for friends and family. >> janice dean lost both her mother-in-law and father-in-law in these exact nursing homes that we're talking about, that's why she's been out there. so, we have four investigations here right now. right, on

>> it's a great question, and all of the wall street business groups are imploring mayor deblasio tossentially a playground for the homeless, and for criminals. some of that, much of that hang over is still persisting in midtown manhattan. i go into the office three times a week now and i see it before my eyes there was a shooting in times square just last week where i think a baby was shot, and it's a really terrible crime situation in manhattan. particularly in the financial in midtown, david, and they are imploring deblasio and governor cuomo to crackdown on crime and whether it's happening i can't tell you because the numbers speak for themselves and they are off the charts. david: and deblasio doesn't seem to be aware of exactly how to deal with the situation, keeps talking about gun control when in fact we know there are a lot of other things involved besides that. charlie we got to leave, thank you very much appreciate it. coming up tim tebow reportedly getting a second chance to play in the nfl. what nfl legend tiki barber thinks of that, coming up. there's interest you accru

new york city mayor bill deblasio more interested in munching on a burger to get people to be vaccinateddressing the crime and terror in his city. what's going on? it's disgusting. go ahead. >> the second worst mayor in the country. we have the worst in l.a. he's not a doctor. he's telling people to ignore their doctor as a motivating factor to take the vaccine. i would rather allow the seniors who have doctors to give medical device. he's trying to distract what's going on in a city that riddled with criminals, riddled with crime. the mayor is putting black lives matter and antifa ahead of law and order. coupled with the fact they are practicing a critical race theory. it's a city that needs a total joe haul. judge jeanine: last weekend in times square, a 4-year-old shot. >> i'm confused with some of the mixed messaging. we are supposed to be talking about health and safety and he's eating fast food. and democrats said we should cut back on receipt meat because they are concerned about cows. are we supposed to eat past food, are we supposed to eat impossible burgers? as leo said, these

they applied for this permit on february 27th and bill deblasio nixed it on march 9.nd there's a clear double standard being applied and we're asking the city not to play politics with our veterans. this marijuana parade took over blocks of park avenue, of broad way, numerous other blacks of manhattan, police barricades, police personnel on the ground and we're just asking for the same treatment. >> it's ironic because we've lost many people in over 200 years, in the military service and the freedoms to march down broadway with a joint, and we just hope we can remember those people with our parade. steve: the attorney did send a letter to the police department asking for a permit by today, and if they don't get it, they could wind up dragging the city into court, because it does not seem fair, you let one organization have a parade, and you're not letting us it seems like hypocrisy. brian: it's not fair. ainsley: unconstitutional. brian: you don't have to go to a parade. if you feel you're at risk and you don't want to take the risk you didn't get vaccinated, like mos

the crime, just this week mayor bill deblasio when he ran for mayor in 2013, one of the biggest issuesric adams, borough president of brooklyn said he thinks the city is at a tipping point with crime. either we get our arms around and do something or it is simply going to drive the city downhill and put at risk a lot of things you are talking about. google opening headquarters on the west side highway, the city trying to come back, we've got the vaccinations to deliver new york city from covid but nothing at the moment to deliver us from the violence in the city so the people of new york in the primary june 20 second have to make a decision on which they want the city to grow, the crime in the streets. stuart: it is crunch time in new york and elsewhere where their elections. dan heninger, great stuff, thanks for joining us, see you again next week. let's have a discussion of this, oakley, the oak milk maker, dairy people object to the use of the word milk because it is an old product, not how product, they are going public today, a lot of celebrity 7 doors this brand. of they opened y

bill deblasio's administration think they will keep the asian community safe from all these hate crimes the city artist core will employ artists as part of the come back in new york city, investing $25 million. >> for trained asian americans with messages combating discrimination. this makes for safer community. >> got some art to keep the asian americans safe. >> i think if you talk to asian americans who live in these crime-ridden areas, heavily democratic areas they want police presence. i know that because i grew up in inner-city oakland. all these leftist and blm activists are chanting defund the police and radicals are burning down wendy's and looting target stores ordinary law-abiding americans especially those who live in inner cities or heavily or in areas welcome the police to come and protect them. what we need is we need political leaders who will uphold law and order. let me get to something you said earlier about the media, democratic leaders being silent. i'm not so sure they have become silent is what they have done is continue to pretend that they are on the side of the

. >> the vaccine game started with bill deblasio.her vaccine lottery on our hands, united airlines is offering a chance to win free first class tickets for a whole year. so the company said in a statement this. we are proud to do our part to incentivize people to get their shot thanks to the vaccine, more and more destinations are opening up for travel, we are excited to give people one more reason to get vaccinated so they can reunite with friends and family or take that long-awaited occasion, could be one shot away. to win you have to be part of the loyalty program, up with your vaccine card to united apps and on july 1st united will take 5 people on that grand drive 3 flights for your, the first-class kind. >> i would think you wouldn't have to be a member of their program because then they could get more people to sign up if you are not a member already. carley: you can sign up right now and then upload your vaccine card and get it. i like this one. this is very appealing. i'm going to go out on a limb. carley: that was worthy of

it seems to baffle them and then you see deblasio and his wife on new year's eve dancing at an emptyanwhile, he put her in charge of a charity that has $800 million unaccounted for. >> greg: exactly. >> the money went in and nothing came out. >> greg: i don't even think larry could spend all of that on coke. >> i tried. i tried. >> greg: so kat, talk about the trade-off before the election, which people were willing to vote trump out of office for his mean tweets and so what you've got in exchange, and that worked. no more mean tweets but newfoundland got inflation, unemployment, the middle east, so now all the news anchors can sleep better at night because trump doesn't hurt their feelings but the rest of us are all screwed. >> the news anchors are complicit in all of this. the government is saying, it's no big deal. like the gas thing, don't panic, it's no big deal. how is not being able to leave your house in a big deal? pete buttigieg may not have this but with all the crisis that he had 20 to face in south bend, indiana, they are stuck at home, can't go to work, but they get the

we just get stuck with deblasio. >> based on the past two years i feel like blatant pessimism but theith all this opposition research we're so divided that a lot of things that the left will think, a gotcha moment. look at tucker carlson. carlson wants to discuss the ways voting affects immigration trends. ron desantis feels like you shouldn't be held accountable if you run over a breaster who shouldn't have been riding the streets. >> greg: basically, all of this means nothing until we know what trump is doing, right? >> yes, because he just takes all the oxygen out of the room depending on his choice, which is scary for joe biden. [laughter] >> greg: literally will take the oxygen out of the room. >> i think -- imagine having to be the person to dig up dirt on mike pence. what a mad man. >> greg: he makes shannon bream look like -- >> not like mike lindell, maybe pence will be a future crack addict. keep things interesting. >> greg: do crack by himself. >> keep that door cracked, if you will. i like desantis because he took florida from being our most insane state, remember, before

bleach. ( laughs ) here in new york city, mayor bill deblasio announced that shake shack is offeringrger and fries to vaccinated people. he shared the good news at a press conference this morning. >> thank you to the whole shake shack team. this is really going to help us out and did you say free fries when you get vaccinated? i got vaccinated. you're saying i could get this-- these delicious fries ...wait a mi, burger element to this? if this is appealing to you, just think of this when you think of vaccination. mm-mmm! vaccination! mm-mmm! >> stephen: mm-mmm! mm-mmm! i'll think about that when i can't fall asleep tonight, mm- mmm! maybe on my death bed! why does grandpa look to upset? mm-mmm! if a million dollars can't convince you to get the vaccine, perhaps you can be swayed to care about your penis. according to new research covid- 19 may increase the chance of erectile dysfunction. this study was released in the prestigious new england journal of "now will you wear a mask, uncle gary?" why are we learning about this only now? do you know how many millions of lives could have be

in another sign of this nationwide return to normal, bill deblasio making a big announcement on this network a couple hours ago. >> new york city public schools, one million kids be back in their classroom in person, no remote. that's what everyone is waiting for. we will be back strong, ready, safe. >> we're joined now by cathy park who is live for us along with dr. natalie azar. cathy, let me start with you there. it is the biggest school district in the country, right? we start to get more and more states returning to normal. you see the crowds, you see the energy, people are taking off their masks, dining indoors and outdoors. however, the vaccination rate is here in the center this morning. it is just one of ten mass vaccination sites throughout the state participating in this back to scratch program. it is essentially just what it sounds like. you get a vaccination and you get a scratch off ticket and it costs nothing. once you get the vaccine you get the $20 ticket and once you scratch it off you have the opportunity to get a chance to win $20 or up to $5 million. this is just

the mayor bill deblasio talked about stopping illegal guns.k about stopping crime because crime in new york city is off the hook. no one is sure where it will stop. we've been in lockdown for more than a year. on may 19th which is just a week and a half from now new york will go to 100%. great for us. two things to watch here in new york. we are the capitalist engine of america. we will reopen in 10 days. we have a debate for the candidates on the democratic primary on thursday of this week. we hold our primary six weeks from now. as i mentioned last hour, the voting is set up the following way. seven democratic voters to every republican. in all likelihood the winner of this primary will be the next mayor of new york city. we have a awful lot of responsibility on whoever wins that. eric adams former cop was in time square twice over the weekend holding press conferences. andrew yang followed suit and squeezed in a press conference. they seem to be edging toward the top of this list and we'll see whether or not they hang on. >> dana: a good up

so what does governor cuomo and deblasio do. first weekend i was in florida i went to a club because everything was open. i wanted a taste of freedom. it was a sunday. >> greg: what time did you leave the club, lisa? >> i think it was 2:00 a.m. but that's late for me. >> greg: and did you uber it or get a ride home with a fellow? >> i see where you're going with this. you'll not catch me -- it was uber. >> greg: the "washington post" described it as a setup for a super spreader. in other words, you're part of the problem, they said. you're spreading covid. kat, last word to you if that's possible, where were you? i'm trying to remember where you were in the whole mask world. were you wearing it outside? >> i'm not -- no, i'm not now. people were yelling at me and i was still doing it and now i'm not doing it because i don't care. look. there is all the research that came out this week, it goes back to what you were saying, the safety of activities is really more about the morality that you see in those activities already, and al

here in new york, mayor bill deblasio joined a ribbon cutting ceremony at celebrity chef daniel boulud's newest manhattan restaurant wednesday, celebrating the return of and/or dining at 100% capacity for the first time since march of 2020. >> this is the largest restaurant reopening since the pandemic. this is a symbol of new york city coming back. right here, right now. amy: daily u.s. coronavirus cases continue to decline even as the pace of u.s. vaccinations continues to slow. there were fewer than 30,000 new cases reported nationwide wednesday. meanwhile, the european union said wednesday that fully vaccinated travelers will be -- it will reopen its borders to fully vaccinated travelers. on wednesday, french president emmanuel macron shared a drink at an outdoor paris cafe with france's prime minister to celebrate the partial reopening of restaurants. more than 3 in 10 people in france have received at least one shot of a covid-19 vaccine. the house approved a bill wednesday to create a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6 insurrection at the u.s. capitol. 35 republica

the mayor bill deblasio saying this is important not just to get business up and running, but this city is coming back to life. new york city is not alone. we saw amazing sites. 50,000 people showed up to watch that race. that's a lot of mint juleps and fancy hats. these were actual people watching that race. you also had in chicago, navy pier, and out in california disney land reopened. lots of families having a chance to take their kids and celebrate normalcy there. amidst all of this good news there are trouble spots like in oregon where there has been a outbreak. health officials say they have detected a mutant variant from covid ravaged india. there are still signs we need to be cautious. still good news here in this city this morning. hallie. >> steph, thank you, ron, it is a different situation overseas. you have travel restrictions from india taking effect starting tomorrow. i know you have been at the airport, where are folks coming from that rebeyond telling you. >> as stephanie just mentioned, that variant is the cause of the record number of deaths. we will be able to come t

, the nba playoffs about to start and the brooklyn nets the favorite to win, new york mayor bill deblasio, for some reason, showed up to his daily press conference dressed like this. i think the only explanation for that is it was done as a joke by his staff, who hates him very much. twitter is exploring the possibility of offering a subscription service. that would be called "twitter blue." and it would cost $2.99 a month. in other words, now you can get abused and pay for it. they should call it "twitter: dominatrix." because that is what it is. the big story here in hollywood today is that amazon is reportedly in talks to buy mgm. you know the movie studio with the lion? amazon is thinking about buying it. which shouldn't be a surprise. amazon is in talks to buy everything. it won't be long before you'll say, "whatever happened to my cousin tim? oh, amazon bought him?" mgm has a lot of properties -- the hobbit, the rocky movies, james bond. if the deal goes through, jeff bezos would own james bond. how come none of the other villains ever thought of that? the deal is said to be worth n

mayor bill deblasio tempting new yorkers with free burgers and fr ies if they get vaccinated watch. >of this when you think of vaccination. vaccination. david: we got, i can't take much of this. i got to tell you, kelly jane, there's so many things more important. what's he doing, quickly. >> david, i try not to laugh too hard. i've seen it a few times and it's still hilarious. there's still some vaccine hesitancy. i'm not sure giving people a free burger or free fries is enough to do it. home healthcare workers for example, are getting vaccinated. david: i'm sorry, we're losing kelly jane, but i've got to ask you quickly, joe, are you going to run for mayor here, because we need somebody serious in that job to fix these situations, quickly. >> well, we have some good candidates on the republican ticket i think curtis lee has a good shot. by the way if the city was better off that might be the mayor we like, that's a funny guy right there. david: lord help us, joe, kelly , thank you very much appreciate it. we'll be right back. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sa

just what the subway needed, more random band-aids and needles on the ground. [ laughter ] mayor deblasio announced a list of incentives to get people vaccinated including free food, free tickets to events, and the opportunity for one lucky vaccinee to be starting quarterback for the new york jets. [ laughter ] in north korea, turns out they don't even need the vaccine, because north korea claims they've had zero instances of covid-19. the government says they tested more than 25,000 people, and couldn't find a single case! north korea has a very effective strategy to keep covid at bay. whenever someone coughs, they feed him to a wolf. [ laughter ] jeff bezos has quite a project going. the founder of amazon is reportedly building a $500 million super-yacht that is so big, it requires a "support yacht" to travel with it. this is the billionaire version of having a second fridge in your garage. [ laughter ] the yacht is 417 feet long. it's so big, the suez canal would get stuck in it. [ laughter ] when does the band come back? >> guillermo: monday. >> jimmy: monday, okay. [ laughter and app

a lot of people in the race. 15 candidates remain in contention to replace democratic mayor bill deblasioffs people are pointing out, on his journey to win the primary. >> who are your top four favorite billionaires. >> my top four favorite billionaires. >> what are your favorite yashl stereotypes. >> what is my favorite jay-z song? it's can i get an on core, do you want more. him -- i think it was a diet, right? >> another moment from former city sanitation commissioner kathryn garcia, endorsed by "the new york times." she's one of four women in the race trying to shatter the glass ceiling. >> when there's a crisis, sometimes you've got to break glass to solve it. >> subtle message right there. we have "new york magazine" writer david freelander and wnyc political reporter bridge etd bergin with us for more. andrew yang said jay-z is his favorite rapper. she was asked your favorite jay-z song. he couldn't name one. all that said, before we get into all this, why should the rest of america care about this race and pay attention to it? >> i think it's interesting. once these races happen i

it is part and parcel of a larger problem when it comes to mayor deblasio and attitude towards men andm. the guy who that's thrown the cops under the bus at every turn and no surprise he would deny this courtesy to the veterans. he has a lety disrespect for people who wear the uniform. no denying it. too many instances like this we can point to. it does bother me as someone so supportive of the troops and as i said i'm all weeded out at this point. despite my outfit. >> harris: you look fine. i like polka dots and box stripes. when you walk through the city. i live in jersey. when we take the kids over, if you had on 10 masks it wouldn't matter. that smell is strong. it is a full on parade most days. i do want to talk about the language that is being used real quickly. we don't have a lot of time. they want to wipe away some of the woke crowd, the word mom. and we are going to call those of us who become moms, they'll call them birthing people. your reaction. >> scientists have a word for people who use the term birthing people. they are called idiots. they're called idiots. i can't le

last year mayor bill deblasio cut half of that. the mayor is proposing a $27 million increase.nd los angeles is considering an increase of about $50 million after slashing $150 million from the lapd last year. the reversals come as murder rates in the country's biggest cities skyrocket. in the last three months in 2020, homicides rose 32.2% in cities with a population of at least a million according to the fbi's quarterly uniform crime report. police reform activists are not happy about cities reversing course. but if you want to reform the justice system, you have to spend money. take baltimore, for example i.'s under the scrutiny of the justice department after the 2017 death of freddie gray. a black man who died of a broken neck sustained while in police custody. one of the reasons baltimore's mayor had to walk back his promise to defund the police. it is a vicious cycle. one act of terrible and deadly policing four years ago is preventing steps toward change. no one claimed to have all the answers, but something has to give. nearly 1,000 people have died at the hands of pol

mayor bill deblasio continues to insist that crime rates will start to go down once the courts here iny reopen at the end of this month. >> bill: thanks, keep an eye on it. >> i am a fifth gender millennial diagnosed with dis-- my existence is not a box checking exercise. >> dana: the c.i.a. recruitment video, not going over with some people. new warnings the u.s. may not be able to reach herd immunity. dr. marty makary thought we would be there by now and he will join us next. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates are low. newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. and you could take out $50,000 dollars or more. when i'm on my hands and knees and i'm digging through the dirt. i feel something in me, like a fire, that's just growing. i feel kinder, when nature is so kind to me. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they d

>> it can't get that much worse than bill deblasio but i don't know that it will get that much better these candidates. i've written how they treat crime as an anti-police issue. when you talk to them about crime they tell you what they'll do to stifle police and that's not really what we're talking about here. >> bill: the point to be made we are at an inflection point. we can go one way or the other. i moved here 19 years ago. i was the beneficiary of the hard work they did in the mid 90s to straighten out the city. >> i grew up here. it was a great place to visit in manhattan. it is clear that right now we're at a precipice and we have an election coming up june 22. the public has to make a determination whether they want to follow this woke science to our own detriment or whether we want to elect responsible people whether they be democrats or republicans. >> dana: what are you looking forward to? this is the first day the mask mandate is off, restaurants are allowed to open back up. start to see more people on the street. it is spring. >> i'm very encouraged by all of this. it sh

we got a few additional headlines new york city mayor bill deblasio firing back at governor andrew cuomoull formal investigation, because everyone's just admitting that they covered up. cuomo is facing investigations into charges his administration mislead the public during covid-19, along with complaints from current and former staffers about sexual harassment. >> and a shop is promising to be more inclusive after an employee refused to serve two police officers. the post millennial reports the officers were blown off when asked for a box of chocolates. the employee reportedly said "no , i won't serve you." the shop posted a response on facebook saying in part, " although we do respect this team member's freedom of speech, the action in this instance do not reflect our views as a company. the store says that employee no longer works there. good, they fired him. >> all right, more than 200 soldiers lining up outside an arizona elementary school to thank military kids for their service. soldiers holding up signs and flags to show their appreciation as the students head to class. the surpr

there he is, mayor bill deblasio wearing a brooklyn nets jersey, he ditched the casual clothes as soonailers reported strong results this morning, walmart up 2.3%, macy's, the department store, up 6%, home depot despite good earnings down half of one%. tuesday trivia time. what is the most widely consumed beverage in the world? coffee, milk, tea or beer? the answer when we come back. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, . . so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after vaccination with shingrix. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at th

ashley: is it down to bill deblasio?re -- democrat ones, intense liberal policies that ignore what needs to be done to keep public safety which is not number one goal as an administrator, you need to do that. that happens. >> broadway will be reopening in september, that is around the corner, how tempted are people going to be to battle crime-ridden street with homeless everywhere. >> this is a business channel, demand will be pent up at the beginning. we have sold out performances in the beginning. in the christmas season if you don't have the tourists, in january, february or march of next year and broadway is in trouble. ashley: great stuff, thanks for joining us. >>, keeping a big ion big tech -- >> if you look at what is happening with the dow, 6 a points. and if you are engaged the volatility index now at its highest in a few months and that shows investors are concerned. higher prices for everything, record lumber, oil prices, and food is up 8% on average and that means inflation expectations are at their highest

states offering incentives to get the jab, $1 million, free beer, donuts and so on but mayor bill deblasiought the show and tell method would work best. >> if this is appealing to you think of this when you think of vaccination. vaccination. stuart: okay. starting thursday new york city residents can get a voucher for a free shake shack burger when they get the jab, it is like a food truck that vaccinates people and through june 12th people who get the jab and show proof can get 3 fries for a burger or sandwich. that is new york city. check futures, where are we going? we are opening up in 20 minutes and going up, plenty of green this friday morning. pipeline has recovered their stolen data. they forked over $5 million in bitcoin. there is a story in and of itself. that means friday feedback, at the end of the show we may be answering your questions. ♪♪ ♪♪ that's not my name ♪♪ that's not my name ♪♪ that's not my name ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nobody builds 5g like verizon builds 5g because we're the engineers who built the most reliable network in america. thousands of smarter towers, with the 5g co

. >> back here in new york city mayor bill deblasio urging parents to hurry and sign up their kids to >> open this. ashley: that clip now going viral. that makes me feel old. let's show you the rest of that. it is hilarious coming up. one of the hottest real estate markets in the country is a small city in idaho. we have a report next. ♪♪ ashley: a beautiful day in new york city, live look there, one of the many in the city, one of the many high-tech cities seeing a mass exodus. connell mcshane joins us from the other side of the country. it looks beautiful. that city just named the hottest real estate market by the wall street journal. it begs the question why are so many people moving their? >> it is a story about politics as much as it is economics. going through this absolute boom when it comes to real estate, you start to understand it is a be a part of the country no doubt about it, these lake views that made a popular tourist destination but in speaking to realtors we sense that something has changed over the last year. >> the majority people are moving from california, a lot o

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mayor bill deblasio announcing that all students in the country 's largest school district will be expected with a touching performance with her daughter. watch. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live performances were held outdoors but several were pre- taxed morgan wallen winning three awards despite not being invited and the weekend racking up 10 wins after being snubbed by the grammies including top artist and top r &b album for " after-hours" those are a look at your headlines. steve: looked like that with pink. brian: i think every single should be forced to do a trapeze jillian is going to get on that right away. meanwhile at 14 minutes after the hour, still ahead, rules for the not for she, michigan governor gretchen whitmer is forced to apologize after getting caught again violating her own ridiculous restrictions ben domenech on the latest example of covid hypocrisy next. ainsley: plus we'll talk to missouri senator josh hawley and dan bongino. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how am i doing? some say this is my greatest challenge ever. governments in record debt; inflation rising and currencies falling. but i've seen cen

steve: speaking of new york, geraldo, here in new york, mayor deblasio yesterday was eating a great bige of ohio, the governor has come out with a great idea and that is five different people in your state are going to win $1 million simply for getting a jab. is that a good investment of public dollars? geraldo: i'm all for it. mike dewine announced that with some of the stimulus money, five lucky winners already vaccinated , you don't have to apply for it. we'll be getting $1 million. now, i know some companies are giving out cases of beer. there are other incentives that are out there. this one, however, here in the buckeye state, i think wins the cake. $1 million to the random person selected and they say, steve, that your odds are better than they be in the normal state lottery because fewer people are i guess engaged so it's 1 million a week, five weeks, in ohio, if you're vaccinated, if you need any incentive to get a jab, $1 million might be just the ticket. steve: lottery ticket is $1. the jab is free. ainsley: and your state also, geraldo, is the latest to announce they are cut