president biden's to include sitting on a national advisory board for biden's reelection, mayor eric adams is delivering harsh criticism thing the city has been abandoned by the white house as it tries to grapple with the growing number of migrants and asylum-seekers who have arrived here. now adams criticism came during a d.c. panel on friday the near post reports the mayor's remarks came ahead of a series of closed door meetings with white house officials were adams reportedly laid out the struggle about how the daily influx of migrants has impacted the city and his budget. city hall spokesperson confirms to fox news the city spends three to $64 a day providing food and shelter for a single household of client migrants or asylum-seekers. that spending totals nearly 5 million spent in a single day. now get this an estimate of four-point to billion will have spent on costs related to migrants and asylum-seekers through fiscal year 2024 by the city. all the state according to new york city spokesperson. on friday at mayor eric adams also appeared to point a finger at other elected officials

mayor eric adams insists the big apple is the safest big city in the country. listen. >> we should be clear, new york city is the safest big city in america and that is often lost when you see a dangerous act highlighted. my job as mayor is to make sure visitors feel safe in our city and we're doing that everyday. >> brooke: senate majority leader is calling for more money to federal agencies. >> be clear, defunding the fbi and department of justice will not happen. and reject partisan attempts by former president trump and his allies to degrade public trust and public law enforcement. >> brooke: today's hearing 9 a.m. at jacob javetz. >> todd: they have no argument here, so they are gaslighting, no republican wants to defund the police, they want to make sure the doj is nonpartisan and protect the american people and not going after parents at school board meetings. >> brooke: i spoke with holden, who will join the committee today, he said i'm a moderate democrat and crime in new york city is the likes of what he has never seen before. he is 70 years old, was

i'm joined here today by mary eric adams. as you all know, donald trump will be in new york city tonight and tomorrow. his presence is expected to do -- to draw a lot of attention from media, spectators, and protesters. new york city as always will be prepared. the nypd and our entire public safety apparatus are always prepared. we are working closely with all of our partners to ensure everyone's safety tomorrow and we are asking for the public's help as well in maintaining a safe, orderly environment that allows new yorkers to continue their day-to-day lives with minimal interruption. as always, no dangerous or criminal behavior will be tolerated. with that, i would like to introduce the mayor. >> this morning when the police commissioner and i spoke on our morning briefing with the other team, we were clear that tomorrow is a day that's going to draw a great deal of attention to our city. and we know there are many questions around the movement of the city. and we want to make sure that we send a very clear, loud message, a

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new york city democratic mayor eric adams blasting the leader of his own party.lluded to this a moment ago. thank president biden has not done enough to help the city deal with the tens of thousands of migrants bused in from the southern border. training resources and costing hundreds of millions of dollars. he adds the crisis is overwhelming the big apple but the federal government he says is not begotten in new york city with more force. >> good evening. despite being an allied a president biden's to include sitting on a national advisory board for biden's reelection, mayor eric adam is delivering harsh criticism. saying by the white house and the current number of asylum-seekers who have arrived here. the criticism came through d.c. panel on friday then your post, head of a closed door meetings white house officials were adams reportedly laid out the influx of migrants has impacted the city and its budget. city hall spokesperson confirms to fox news $360 a day providing food and shelter for a single household of migrants or asylum-seekers. spending totals near

maria: good for eric adams and good for the mayor of new york for telling like it is. >> finally, this that this administration is overseeing and not doing he's on tv more than anyone and nothing is happening. why aren't we doing insome wasn't there a public outcry whether it's immigration, whether it's what's happening here in new york city, maria, it's unconscionable of what's going on. maria: they are actually making it worse. they are about to lift title 42 on may 11th, title 42 will be lifted and that, of course, is the law that says you can send those people back. mark: yeah. maria: we are going to have a huge surge after may 11th. mark: that's because in 2022 we saw 2.7 million democrat voters cross the border, migrants. that at the end of the day this is what this is all about. they want a relaxed border. they will look at us right in the eye and lietous and tell us the border is secure but they don't want it to be secure. they know that that is their way to stay in power forever ever. >> buying votes. everything is a subsidy. everything to buy votes. maria: that's why the whit

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pete: well, that wasn't eric adams.. >> this is one of the largest humanitarian crises that this city has ever experienced. the president and the white house has failed new york city on this issue. the city is being destroyed by the migrant crisis and none of my folks came to washington dc to fight for the resources that's going to undermine every agency in our city. pete: this is interesting. sounds like more than actually being angry at the biden administration. he's found his scapegoat. the city hasn't gotten better under his watch because he's not actually addressing the upside lying problems so it's washington's fault. they're sending all these illegal he heres that we won't - joe biden is the reason new york city is messed up all though it's eric adams and joe biden. rachel: and i'm not getting enough money. it's the money. it's not the policies. i'm not getting enough money to deal with the policies. will: before you heard from eric adams, you heard a clip from former president donald trump. donald trump talking

mayor eric adams says our priority remains our city residents, not rodents. shot this weekend. one woman says she and her husband were attacked inside their car while waiting at a stop light. >> i jump in my car, my husband go to the hospital. >> todd: 15 people were arrested friday night, the incoming may are on condemning the chaos and says the city needs more safe spaces for teens. brandon johnson saying the behavior is unacceptable, however, not constructive to demonize youth who are starved of opportunities in their own communities. comes as walmart shuts down four stores in the crime-ridden city. >> ashley: turning to california, pair of thieves smash the windows of this beauty supply store. the burglars are seen stealing merchandise. this is the 12th time the store has been robbed and the owner says she is closing for good. the owner of this beauty supply is here with us this morning. tell us about the decision to shut your doors to your business, you have been open since 2016, so why right now? >> you know, i survived the pandemic, as a matter of fact

so why is eric adams blaming president biden for new york city's problems?ernment has turned its back on new york city. this is one of the largest humanitarian crises that this city has ever experienced. the president -- and white house has failed new york city on this issue. >> this city is being destroyed by the migrant crisis and none of my folks came to washington, d.c. to fight for the resources that's going to undermine every agency in our city. >> wow, kellyanne listen, i want to put up a grafng here that shows what's going on in new york city. all right new york city crime stats week of april the 10th through the 16th all right total up 46%. all right, we have a plus 45 robbery plus on 45 on grand larceny and auto i imagine means stealing cars. is he says that migrants are the ones doing this because that's what it feels like that's wrong with the city. >> the comments were about the fact that joe biden government created quote humanitarian crisis here in new york because they let migrants cross border millions and millions now and in the city of new

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eric adams, the mayor of america's largest city, a democrat, really pressuring his fellow democrat, inwhite house, to act, and in the form of executive action, saying that one of the potential solutions here would be to expand tps protections, to include central americans and venezuelans and sudan, and allowing them to potentially work in the u.s. and pay their way into some housing on their own versus having to rely on the city's very strained system of homeless shelters. >> polo sandoval, thank you very much. >>> house speaker kevin mccarthy says he has not heard from the white house since the chamber passed the debt ceiling proposal on republican votes. the president maintains there will be no negotiations. the latest from washington, next. a of delicious subs. there's the philly, the monster, the boss. if i hadn't seen it in personon, i i wouldn't have believed it. eating is believing steph. the subway series.s. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, heing them achieve financial freedo

. >> new york city mayor eric adams with a warning ahead of historic day here in manhattan donald trump will become the first former president of the united states to face criminal charges. we'll go through the time line of this arraignment and tell you about the new member of his legal team >>> plus there's also new action in the classified documents investigation as special counsel jack smith sends subpoenas to people who are always with the former president >>> and later voters in wisconsin today will decide what many are calling the most consequential race in that state in decades we'll explain why that description is not hyperbole >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this tuesday, april 4th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. we begin in new york city where history will be made today when donald j. trump becomes the first president of the united states to be charged criminally. at about 2:15 this afternoon trump is expected to turn himself in to hear charges related to a payment he allegedly made to adult film star stormy daniels back in 201625

. >> we have new pictures tonight of powerful new york democrats chuck schumer and eric adams rubbing elbows with a criminal defendant suspected of operating a secret chinese station in new york city. we are in new york with that story. jackie, good evening. >> good evening. senator schumer was not limited to take questions about this breaking story. listen very do you regret attending that last month and getting photos taken with the suspected ccp agent? >> schumer faces mounting scrutiny at his appearance at a gala last month alongside suspected chinese communist agent. new york city mayor eric adams was also at the event and interacted with long he was arrested for the 61-year-old is the member of the chinese nonprofit association that the fbi said was a front for them to run a secret chinese police station in new york city's chinatown. china experts warned the ccp is operating a network of secret police stations, home hometown associations or cultural nonprofits designed not only to intimidate and harass chinese nationals but to try to influence us politicians. records show that h

>> why new york mayor eric adams is taking on a federal agency about money it's giving out to other citieswhat it all has to do with the migrant crisis. >>> and an explosive start to the nba playoff semifinal series. cnn's coy wire joins me live to break down the highlights of saturday's games. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom," with kim brunhuber. >>> a manhunt is under way in texas after a man allegedly opened fire on his neighbors killing five people including an 8-year-old child. police say the shooting occurred after a family asked man next door, 38-year-old francisco oropeza to stop firing a rifle in his front yard because their baby was trying to sleep. the latest mass shooting happened in the town of cleveland, texas. the five victims were all from honduras and had recently arrived to the city of houston. police described a horrific crime scene. >> when they got here, they found four people deceased inside of the residence. and there was an 8-year-old that had been shot. everybody that was shot was shot from the neck up. almost execution style. and basically in the h

democrats should be focused on what eric adams and mayors talked about in dc a few days ago and urgingt the federal government spend more money to help and when you encourage congress to spend, you force them to think. we as a nation need to understand that set of rule -- things that you talked about, qualifications and you said it best, who wouldn't qualify or can't under those things and you've increased, to your point, you distract from the jobs they're doing. we need more ice workers, more people at the border, we need more law enforcement, we need a wall. those are the things we should be talking about as well as an asylum process sorted out and ability to integrate those who have been here 15, 20 years and pay taxes into our society. this here distracts from that and it's not serious, it's dumb and frankly it's dangerous. >> jason: deputy hads a opportunity to participate in a hearing on the border and they blew that off. >> dana: the white house might say this legislation and suggestion for lgbtq is not our legislation but democrats in congress. if the white house is going to sa

mayor eric adams became the mayor on a flat form of stammering out crime. today he went in a different direction to take on rats. kevin has the report. and biden's department of justice made one of the shocking decisions we have ever seen. stay with us. >> ♪ ♪ >> j >> jason: new york city mayor eric adams ran on the campaign of restoring order to the criminal justice system. the results are under-whelming. murder, rape and robbery and felony assaults and car thefts are up 47.5% versus the same period in 2019. sustained levels of crime must take a back burner for the moment. there is a knew kind of vermin that needs to be removed from the city streets. we go to fox news correspondant kevin cork. >> there are serious problems in new york but the jokes right themselves. new york city has a rat czar. if that didn't make you want to spit out rat-a -toulli, he chose a teacher to do that. >> when i first saw this job posting i wasn't sure if it was real. blood thirsty is not a word you see in a job description and not a word i describe myself. but the rat czar ad

here's a taste. >> mayor eric adams wants you to stop eating meat to save the planet.hink that's very interesting. i can figure out a few other things we can do to save the planet besides eating meat. >> how does my eating chicken and rice effect the planet. >> people have always ate meat. i think we are doing well. >> i don't think it's good to force others to do what you don't do. >> if he stops drinking alcohol i will stop eating meat i don't think it will happen. >> will: it is happen in new york. schools are already chooses to not serve meat on mondays and fridays. you want a chicken patty? no, instead have cauliflower instead. hospitals even make vegetarian dishes the default option. recovering from heart surgery, there is a salad. literally taking away protein from hospital patients to reduce gas emissions to let that sink in. if we can't eat meat or rice, well rounded male protein and carbs, what are we allowed to eat? douglas murray is a fox news contributor. douglas, do you think deeply your philosophic call about these things, i'm just going to let you go an

eric adams is a biden guy. refers to him as himself as the biden of brooklyn.electric car. doesn't know how to work those. following suit with the rest of the democrats. >> jesse: joe, we took all your illegals here, all 35,000. you are not paying me a dime. but i built some charging stations are we good now? can i get some money back? what about these robot dogs? >> this is really a bad thing. you have to realize for two robots cost about $750,000. >> jesse: stop it? >> swear to god. to train, vet and graduate a new york police officer cost $100,000. you are good at math. that means seven or eight human beings that could be cops are off the streets for robots who by the way only go 3 miles per hour. are you ready for that have to be operated by a human being. >> jesse: joystick? moving the robots. >> atari 2600. jesse, same thing. >> jesse: so, how do you know -- when i was 16 and i saw anything looking like a robot like this, i'm kicking this thing into the subway. is that assault on a police officer if you knock the hell out of a robot dog? >> do you want to

as far as eric adams goes he is going to need a lot more help from albany.ely a lot of laws need to change. he will have to take on people of his own party. that is not an easy thing to do but it needs to get done. neil: we should note, your gubernatorial race you came within a whisker of getting elected in a blue state, bluest of the blue, making crime an important issue. that was a signal. we'll watch it very closely. lee zeldin always good seeing you, thank you. >> thank you, neil. neil: all right. meantime we talk about republicans have had it with democrats, republicans had it with. latest from elon musk talking to our own tucker carlson about artificial intelligence and worries that he has, after this. >> what is happening they're training the a eye to lie. >> yes. >> it's bad. >> to lie. that is exactly right. to withhold information. >> to lie, comment on some things, not comment on other things. not say what the data actually demands that it say. or excuses to unplug. you can't buy possibilities, and you can't buy moments that matter. but you can in

the fact is, mayor eric adams wants to cut spending.obots are potential solutions for the new police department. but others, especially critics, think this could be a step in a scary future. when you think of the history of printing you probably think of printing you probably think of names like gutenberg or caxton but the oldest known book printed on a mechanical press originated in korea. it was published on the 14th century and now it is going on display in paris for the first time in 50 years. this is no ordinary book. nearly 650 years old, it is a collection of buddhist teachings. but it is so much more than that. translation: this is the oldest known dated typographical print in the world. it is an absolutely exceptional document printed in coria. what is quite remarkable about this document is that it uses a technique gutenberg would use 70 or 80 years later. johannes gutenberg printed his bible in the late 15th century. william caxton began using his printing press not long after butjikji predates them by decades. only one volum

this is according to eric adams. to the white house for comment, but basically what we're seeing now is the city council, and of course, the mayor of new york, calling on the president of the united states, to enact any possible executive action, to increase the number of u.s. cis personnel that processes the work authorizations, so these thousands of migrants that have been in unemployment limbo can finally get to work legally, and not to mention also to potential tps expansion, to include central america, venezuela, and even sudan most recently. so there are a lot of dynamics in play. this is certainly going to become an important story to watch into the summer, as we already begin to experience that influx of migrants in the south, and it is likely going to translate to an increase here. the question is, will the city of new york receive millions in funding from federal officials to help it address the issue. >> all right. polo sandoval, thanks so much. >> thanks, fred. >>> the 2024 fundraising marathon is already

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he is not afraid of adam schiff and eric swalwell and the bogus stories of the last four years, he is confident because he has the receipts. >> ashley: investigations are ramping up ahead of president biden's expected re-election bid announcement. >> todd: speaking of the 2024 presidential election, democrat robert f. kennedy jr. officially throwing his hat in for the white house. my mission over this campaign and throughout my presidency will be to end corrupt merger of state and corporate power that is threatening now. [cheering] >> threatening now to impose a new kind of futallism in our country to comoditize our children, strip our assets, hollow out the middle class and keep us in a constant state of war. >> todd: early polling from "u.s.a. today" shows rf kennedy jr. gaining voters. 14% say they would choose him as the democratic nominee. he joined tucker carlson to expand on the anti-corporate platform he's running. >> general theme of my speech was corrupt merger of power turning us into a system of socialism for the rich and this curby socialism for the rich and brutal mercil

the fact is, mayor eric adams wants to cut spending.r the new police department. but others, especially critics, think this could be a step in a scary future. some developing news for you now. north korea has described its latest weapons test as a major step in its ability to carry out nuclear strikes. pyongyang said it fired a type of missile on thursday that it's never launched before. we will have more for you on bbc news, but for now that is it for us on newsday. hello again. thursday brought us a day of sunshine and showers. many of the showers came from these very big cumulonimbus clouds, like these looming over the skyline of hastings in east sussex. and not too far away from that in kent, we had a real heavy downpour that brought some hail. two centimetres of hail was reported, and temperatures came down to about one degree celsius as well. so, a sudden drop in temperatures as that storm went through. now, at the moment, we've still got a few showers left over across scotland, but otherwise some clear spells around. a bit of rai

alexandria ocasio-cortez says crime is falling dramatically in the bronx, and calling out mayor eric adams raising wages for the police union, first raise in seven years. >> what data showed us, if you respond to violence as public health issue instead of incarceration issue, violence decreases. >> eric adams increased wages for police officers, is that misplaced? >> i think so, most officers are paid more than a teacher with a masters degree. we are deund iffing safety, defunding our public schools, defunding our public pools. >> todd: i would love to see aoc's stats that she referenced. crime up 4%, felony assault up 10% compared to last year. good news here, damar hamlin announces his doctors have cleared him to return to the n.f.l. he reveals details on the cardiac episode that left him fighting for his life on the field when he collapsed midgame back in january. >> diagnosis of what happened to me was basically comodial cortis, your heartbeat causes cardiac arrest. i died on national tv in front of the world. this was life changing, but not the end of my story. i plan to come back to

new york city mayor eric adams keeping watchful eye urging protesters to keep it peaceful today.ys ready, there may be some rebel rousers thinking about coming to our city tomorrow, a message is clear and simple, control yourself. new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. >> and we want to remind you, while exact charges are under seal, trump's legal team is planning to file a motion to dismiss the case. trump will turn himself in to manhattan district attorney alvin bragg before facing 30 criminal charges, one expected to be a felony. here is laura trump last night. >> this must have cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars, security coverage for this situation and you just said it, over what? over $130,000 completely legal nondisclosure agreement. alvin bragg, the district attorney in manhattan, is supposed to be locking up criminals and keeping the streets of new york safe. >> there will be a new face on trump's legal team today, new attorney was brought in. todd blanche, former federal prosecutor and considered top white-collar defense attorney.

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el alcalde eric adams no ha tenido menos crÍticas. reportera: es la nueva atracciÓn en la ciudad.s utilizando no va a reemplazar oficiales. reportera: ayudar en negociaciones con rehenes, detectar radiaciÓn o escape de gas en un accidente o colapso de edificio o para luchar contra el terrorismo. supongamos que hay una bomba, el perro tendrÍa que retirarla y proteger la vida de un agente de la policÍa o de cualquiera en los alrededores. los dos perros robots fueron comprados con 175.000 dÓlares confiscados al narcotrÁfico. puede ser efectivo? >> va a salvar vidas. reportera: cada robot tiene herramientas especiales para combatir el crimen. >> hay mÁs seguridad de nueva york. mundialmente es un blanco de los terroristas. reportera: otro de los robots estÁ diseÑado para mantener seguro a los oficiales disparando un proyectil con gps a un coche y ayudar a las autoridades a rastrear el vehÍculo. tiene sus crÍticos. >> la policÍa de nueva york estÁ comprando tecnologÍa y los neoyorquinos no pueden acceder a cupones de alimentos en este momento. reportera: la policÍa dice que espera empe

welcome new york city mayor eric adams.esenting a culver city in congress mayor items during the pandemic led to the passage of what the "l.a. times" call the most significant child welfare policy reforms indecades . please join me in welcoming mayor eric adams, karen bass i am now thrilled to welcome mayor lightfoot, as a 56 mayor of chicago mayor lightfoot has undertaken an agenda of expanding opportunity inclusive economic growth across neighborhoods and communities . accomplishments include landmark ethics and good government records reforms, market legislation and closing the record hundred plus million dollars budget gap. she's also making investments in education, a safety and financial stability. mayor leslie congratulations on winning the bid and as folks can tell you there's no better place in the summer than chicago mayor lightfoot please, >> last but certainly not least joining us today is houston mayor sylvesterturner . elected in 2015 and overwhelmingly reelected in 2019 eric turner is serving a second four-ye

like eric adams said the strangest speech i have ever heard today. sitting outside of trump tower actually right now. and it's incredibly peaceful. there is nobody here protesting or screaming or being inappropriate. but there are a lot of people here to support the president. so, it should be fine. it should be fine. >> jesse: is president trump confident he can get this thing tossed because if it's not, he will have to roll the dice at trial. .>> no. i don't think it will come to that we know he hasn't done anything wrong. we know what this is. we know this is election interference effectively. no, we are not worried about that after the all. at all. >> jesse: they keep talking about this possible gag order. they are not going to let the former president talk about it. how did he react to that? >> i mean, it's absurd, right? we discussed that. i can't get into, obviously, privileged conversations but, you know, i don't think that they would do that that would be insane. if they did, you have to remember that's putting a gag order on a candidate for

new york city mayor eric adams is not mincing words ability the impact.g in dc panel yesterday saying the situation created by ongoing surge of migrants has, quote, destroyed his city. he also blasted local politicians suggesting they're not doing much to help. now following his criticisms adams reportedly had a series of closed-door meetings with white house officials where he detailed the migrant crisis which has come with a hefty price tag. the city's daily per diam spending on household of migrants or asylum seekers totals to nearly 25 m 25 -- 5 mn in a single day and 4.2 billion would have been spent on costs related to migrants and asylum seekers through fiscal year 2024 all this according to, no spokesperson. now during friday's dc panel adams said he had been expect today navigate the migrant crisis with no if i recall help. listen. >> watch me navigate 52,000 people coming to the city without a penny from the federal government. >> and earlier this month adams ordered city agencies to slash a total of 1 billion annually from their budgets over th

the mayor of new york city, eric adams, pushing to change the way we eat.eat options with plant-based meals. to boost the climate change agenda and you are a food guy, you used to run restaurant chains. what do you think of this? we appear to have -- got an audio problem. i'm hearing several echoes right there. i will move on. look at the market please. we are down 110 points on the dow industrials and i want to move on to snapchat. the dow was down a hundred points. despite big gains for microsoft and boeing. snapchat on the downside down one cent. they added a new artificial intelligence feature. some users are outraged. what the new feature and why are people outraged? ashley: i think andy pudzner is a i. the feature runs on gpt technology and designs to reply to your message like a friend but many users complain the future is a way -- in the way of them chatting with her actual friends. if you don't subscribe to snapchat plus for $3.99 a month, there's no way to remove my ai from the top of your feed, that may users threaten to leave the platform entire

and as cool for protest earlier new york city of mer, eric adams warned trump supporters who are planning to protest against indictment on tuesday to be on their best behavior. if a while there may be some rabble rousers fagin about coming to our city tomorrow, a message is clear as simple control yourselves. no cities are home now to play ground for your moose police anger. rather, save his large city and america because we respect the rule of law in new york city . russian investigators have detained a woman over the killing of a prominent military blogger in a blast at a st. petersburg cafe on sunday. moscow's accused ukraine of orchestrating the bomb attack, which killed flatland petoskey and injured 32 others. ukraine has denied involvement . russian state medias at the suspect area. trip over may have approached at ascii at the cafe and given him a statue packed with explosives. ukraine is mocked. russia's claim to capture the eastern city apartment, saying russian fighters raised a victory flag over quote, some kind of toilet the head of the wagner mercenary group, which is fightin

with that, please welcome new york city's mayor eric adams.ty's chief executive. with an agenda focused on accountability and a new direction for los angeles her priorities are housing people immediately, increasing public safety, opportunity in every part of the city of angels. mayor bass helps protect small businesses during the pandemic and lead to the passage of what the la times called, quote, the most significant child welfare policy reforms in decades. join me in welcoming mayor mayor karen bass of los angeles. ♪♪ >> i'm thrilled to welcome mayor lightfoot, you've undertaken an ambitious agenda of expanding opportunity, inclusive economic growth across chicago's neighborhood and communities. her compliments include landmark ethics and government reforms, worker protection legislation enclosing record $800 million budget gap. and making investment in education, public safety and financial stability. mayor lightfoot, congratulations on winning the bid, and there's no better place than chicago. mayor lightfoot, please come out. ♪♪ >> last

>> the city is on high alert and eric adams had a press conference earlier with the chief of police in which he warned protesters to be on their best behavior. will ready now one protest and the mayor singled out marjorie taylor greene you announced she was coming to new york to join a protest. in addition, two areas of manhattan are seeing heightened police presence and security, at trump tower as well as the court where he will be appearing tomorrow. anchor: i want to remind our viewers of the pictures we are seeing from new york of the motorcade brain trump from the airport the courthouse. these are the pictures of trump traveling to central new york. the big day is tuesday when the president will -- reporter: we are expecting him to go to the manhattan district attorney is also for the person to be handcuffed. in the afternoon is going to go to the court where he will appear in front of the judge, the judge will read the indictments. relating to falsification of business records and the violation of election laws. we will find out the details and after that, former president trump

to trump tower where he will spend the night and just minutes we expect to see new york's mayor eric adams and the n y b p d commissioner addressed security concerns ahead of tomorrow's arrange arrangement. cnn is covering this from new york and from all rock marlet mar-a-lago. but we'll start in florida with cnn's kristin home, so kristin tell us more about the former president's travel plans. we are waiting for him any moment now i am told by a source who is familiar with his plans that he is running on time . he is expected to pull out of the gates, mar-a-lago and a small motorcade at 12 pm so we'll be watching that closely. he is traveling with a small group of aides and advisers, including his two heads of campaign, suzy wiles and chris la savina. they're going to head over to the airport, which is just about a 10 minute drive. and, as you said, take his private plane to laguardia in new york, where he will land this afternoon over the weekend. i am told that trump met with his advisers. they talked about how to really capitalize on this . politically speaking, he essentially spent th

he is not afraid to confront the adam schiffs and the eric swalwells and all the jokesters who gave us all the bogus stories the last four years. the reason he is so confident, he has the receipts. he has contemporaneous documents. it's not going in doubt what he provides to congress. >> steve: so he is bringing evidence. now, keep in mind, it was back in october "the washington post" had that blockbuster story about how they were learning from fbi agents and investigators that they had accrued enough information to indict hunter biden on tax charges. so what they did is they presented the information with the prosecutors. and the prosecutors, as we have famously told you a million times, are at the u.s. attorney's office in delaware. that's a man by the name of david weiss. so, if you connect the dots of what we have learned yesterday from the whistleblower's attorney, and what we learned back then, you have to figure somebody has given mr. weiss, the u.s. attorney in delaware, some information that is not accurate about the situation of mr. biden. >> brian: there is also speculation

violence breaks out at an earth day event hosted by new york city's mayor eric adams.t happened in the south bronx yesterday for a young woman was seen dumping trash on the ground and screaming horse was confronted by an older man who then punched her in the face. no word on her condition. police say nobody was arrested. overseas u.s. special forces safely evacuated all u.s. embassy staff from sudan overnight as rival military forces there battle for control of the east african nation. hundreds of civilians have been killed over the past week and fighting between sudan's army and the paramilitary group. trey yingst has the latest fo force. >> jon, good evening. during evacuation operation conducted overnight as u.s. special forces entered the sudanese capitol of khartoum. the department of defense to just under 100 staff from the u.s. embassy were evacuated along with a small number of people from allied countries including canada. we are learning more about the details of the mission. u.s. officials say three helicopters took off from djibouti yesterday before landing

eric adams believes the world won't be saved until you stop eating meat and dairy. believe it or not, that makes his views look moderate compared to democrats in california. listen to this. the state is dealing with ramped crime. it's clear they're not trying to fix the problems. they're too focused on pressing issues, like the fact that buying candy is legal. yes, candy. >> proposed legislation in the california assembly could see a host of popular candies and foods, including skittles, sour patch kids, as well as campbell's soup, potentially banned. the goal is to crack down on five common food addictives linked to cancer and organ damage. >> right. skittles kills organs, right? next razzles. they still make razzles, right? meanwhile criminals in new york are released on zero cash bail. the democrat-run state legislature can't find enough money to fund 14 charter schools. there should be enough money for a hundred. 14 is criminal. democratic governor kathy hochul is busy trying to ban nicotine products. nicotine is bad, but marijuana is good, and now will be encou

, far left democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez slamming mayor adams for giving raises to cops. >> eric adams increases police wages by 28 percent, is that misplaced. >> i think so. we're now at a point where officially, most officers are paid more than a teacher with a masters degree serving the statement kids involved in these same incident, whether we talk all those resources and demanding that every departmenti except militarize one be cut, we're sending a message about who and what we sq care about. elizabeth: does she understand that minority communities are getting severely damaged and hurt and people are killed in the minority communities, including her own neighborhood in new york. >> you know. i follow alexandria ocasio-cortez, on twitter. i sometimes ready for posts or her tweets. i would say this to her. like i told the gentleman at the hearing the other day, spend one foot in the hood. and tell me why it's not necessary that we need our police. why it is not necessary we need to teach our children to respect those police officers. i would like to see her come down, to anyone of t

the mayor of new york of this idea, eric adams, he declared work on meat and dairy. from a few days ago. >> one in every 5 carbon dioxide our city emits comes from food. our food is not created equal. the vast majority of f food that is contributing to our omission isis lies in meat and dairy products. we are do you know plant power diet is better for your physical and mental health. i am living proof of that. the reality is that thanks to the stew inventory, we are finding out it is better for the planet. >> right. shoplifters, or focusing on meat for now, you're on your own.mark brought up with the office of the great reset joins us. mark, i will tell you a few years ago we would offer this. now if you like is becoming a reality. >> as i said first they came for your energy. then they came for your gas powered cars, your freedom of movement, your cheap flights. another coming for your food. mayor adams just laid out was a carbon foot print tracker for all new yorkers. they will be monitoring what you eat. what's coming next other restrictions.we are already seeing

there was a press conference earlier today where new york city mayor eric adam said there's no specific threat that the city is worried about but in the same sentence he mentioned a specific threat that he's worried about. listen here. >> you know, although we have no specific threats, people like marjorie taylor greene who is known to spread misinformation and hate speech, she stated the she's coming to town while you are may town be on your best behavior. as always we not allow violence or vandalism of any kind. >> pete that pro trump protest expected to start at 10:30 t arraignment itself will start at 2:15. it will happen quickly not expected to take more than a half an hour so sometime before 3:00 the former president is expected to be heading back to the airport where he'll fly back to florida and then speak before the american people tomorrow night. we'll send it back to you. >> nate thank you very much. eric adams says no violence tolerated in your city unless you're blm and you want to burn down our block. the trump indictment hasn't been unsealed yet, but -- at least not offic

chuck schumer and mayor eric adams were seen rubbing elbows with the man suspected of running the policeon as an agent for the chinese communist government. he gives adams a proclamation at a march gala hosted by the nonprofit. last week he was 1 of 2 men arrested by the f.b.i. accused of operating a shady cultural nonprofit the american chung lou association as a front for an illegal secret police station that tracked and harassed chinese nationals in the u.s. and tried to influence u.s. policymakers. records show that harry and his co-defendant made political donations to new york democrats including mayor adams and governor kathy hochul. they say they're operating a network of police centers and cultural associations in the u.s. to try to influence politicians like schumer and adams. >> they should have done their homework before talking to people who are considered influential community leaders. >> do your due diligence before you meet these people and be aware you might be used to legitimize these individuals for political purposes. >> bill: the chairman of the congressional select

. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg and new york city mayor eric adams along with other mayorspoke at the 2020 three african-american mayors association conference. topics included expanding political and economic opportunities for minorities of a public/private partnership, public accessibility to transportation, and housing. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> secretary pete, no, , it's really great to have a secretary who is a former mayor because they get it right off the bat. so we know the department of transportation oversees everything from airports and railways and ports, street servicing, bridges, tunnels and all of those things. up to ev charging stations and most important, mayors, potholes. potholes of the most important thing that we hear about oftentimes in our community. so please tell me how your experience as a former mayor helps to inform the work that you're doing now as secretary of transportation. >> thank you. first of all mayor thanks for your leadership and thanks for hosting me today. i'm always glad to be in the company of fellow mayors and former mayors. when i i

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. >> harris: it is not surprising to hear that from eric adams. this is the same leader in the city who said that all of the crimes that we continue to experience here is a perception of crime. that there is no reality to it. people don't count murder numbers and call them fiction. d.a. bragg's office echoing the mayor's sentiments. some democrats say it's retaliation for bragg's recent indictment of former president donald trump. bryan llenas is live outside the hearing in new york city. some of the stories, madeleine's story was heart jarring to hear her talk about also what hasn't been done. >> madeleine brame says two people who killed her son were sentenced to life if prison but two others who have not. she was very frustrated in there today. eight witnesses testified in front of the republican-led house judiciary commissioner by a partisan group inside there today. the victims of crimes say manhattan d.a. alvin bragg has failed them trying to prioritize fairness for the criminals instead. look at the stats. in 2022 more than half of the felo

cb cotton now with more in our newsroom. >> hi eric, next city mayor eric adams has sounded the alarm twice this week saying the city's services are bearing the brunt of the migrant crisis with no help from the white house. the first round of harsh criticism came during a d.c. panel on friday with the mayor saying quote they watched me navigate 52000 people coming into our sitting without 1 penny from the federal government". now before that rebuke adams held a press conference on wednesday casting blame on republican leaders in congress also president bite inside the white house could take a series of steps to help the city address the influx of migrants and asylum-seekers without gop support. one of the steps adams called for or authorizations. >> want to assure asylum-seekers can start to work immediately. fortunately it made contact with a stroke of a pendant. that's all it takes the stroke of a pendant. >> response to adam's remarks on wednesday a white house official reportedly pushed back in a statement saying in part some asylum-seekers are eligible for work authorization unde