of voters would vote again for eric adams.uge appetite for someone to come in and say time out, we can do better and make the city liveable again. >> if you're not growing you're dying. since 2020 the city lost 600,000 residents even with the illegal migrants coming in, being shipped up here. also, the environment's changing. everything goes back, the reason why i love what i do, everything goes back to economics. if you're economically growing you're attracting people. not only is there political issues and criminal issues and bad social issues, the game's changing, the world is changing, you don't have to be crowded in a big city to get opportunity. the young generation isn't thinking that way. you need someone in there that's going to understand the future of the economy, the few comur of the world, attract the younger generations to move to the city. cheryl: the banks in manhattan, most have moved operation, half of private equity is in florida now. >> you've seen a lot of people with money leave and that is tragic because

were last year, got a big response, should run that guy for office but you said something about eric adams like this, that was as good as reelecting. >> i think that eric adams came into office to move new york forward to get crime under control. crime is down a bit. he came in to do that and settled with this migrant crisis. neil: when you say are not entertaining, politically astute, people looking for an adult who can look at prices and deal with it. >> i do believe some of the policies eric adams is implementing will take root and show results. he has -- lauren: 1 about governor? >> kathy hochul just got reelected and needs to do her job. neil: not governor, not mayor. there we go. always good seeing you. in this city, there's congestive pricing starting soon that will cost $500, not that bad but pretty close after this. (traffic noises) (♪) the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. (♪) at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward. the further we'll all go. ♪

las autoridades dicen que eric adams fue quien abriÓ fuego anoche en un conjunto de apartamentos dejandolizada en estado crÍtico. por tiroteos como este, la mÁxima autoridad sanitaria de estados unidos calificÓ hoy la violencia con armas de fuego como una emergencia de salud pÚblica. con su declaraciÓn, el cirujano llama a enfrentar el problema con medidas similares a las tomadas para combatir el tabaco y la seguridad en el trÁnsito. y es que solo en 2022 mÁs de 48.000 personas perdieron la vida por heridas de bala. es tambiÉn la principal causa de muerte para los niÑos y jÓvenes menores de 19 aÑos. rogelio mora-tagle tiene las reacciones a esta declaraciÓn de emergencia pÚblica sin precedentes por considerarla una amenaza para el bienestar del paÍs. >> la oficina del cirujano general de los estados unidos declarÓ la violencia con armas de fuego, una crisis de salud pÚblica. >> firearm violence is a public health crisis our failure to address it is a mortal crisis. >> el anuncio de vivek murthy fue muy bien recibido por manuel oliver a nuestro hijo lo asesinaron hace 300.000 vÍctimas. su

se llama eric adams. tiene 57 aÑos y aÚn no estÁ claro por quÉ abriÓ fuego.ria de estados unidos calificÓ hoy la violencia con armas de fuego como una emergencia de salud pÚblica. con su declaraciÓn, el cirujano llama a enfrentar el problema con medidas similares a las tomadas para combatir el tabaco y la seguridad en el trÁnsito. y es que solo en 2022 mÁs de 48.000 personas perdieron la vida por heridas de bala. es tambiÉn la principal causa de muerte para los niÑos y jÓvenes menores de 19 aÑos. rogelio mora-tagle tiene las reacciones a esta declaraciÓn de emergencia pÚblica sin precedentes por considerarla una amenaza para el bienestar del paÍs. >> la oficina del cirujano general de los estados unidos declarÓ la violencia con armas de fuego, una crisis de salud pÚblica. >> firearm violence is a public health crisis our failure to address it is a mortal crisis. >> el anuncio de vivek murthy fue muy bien recibido por manuel oliver. >> a nuestro hijo lo asesinaron hace 300.000 vÍctimas. >> su hijo joaquÍn fue asesinado en el tiroteo escolar de parkland, florid

we're seeing mer, eric adams do everything in his power to shut us down to turn the university. and so for the state, we're seeing most members of congress, whether they're republican or democrat, we're seeing president biden jump on the bandwagon. and yet the students are same very strong. and so there's such as for ration from the students at columbia and the students across the country and across the world who are not gonna, not gonna just sit down and take this and they're going to keep protesting. and part of what they're protesting is the repression. most of what they're protesting is what's happening and gaza. but they're, they're also saying we're, we're, we must be able to speak is one of the things that, that has come out of, of all of this anti semitism and the definition of lifetime which has on how and we've pro test that has to do with palestinian rights and the world, gaza, you know, it's immediately in a way confused with anti semitism. why do you think it's gotten this far? so i, i 1st spoke out about this as a jewish faculty member because i understood very qui

i'm telling eric adams, you have to go into columbia university. you have to take down that encampment because we are losing control of them. they're exactly their eyes don't work any more. and to your point anyhow. yeah. yeah. i was just going to say it went to your point. a lot of the people who were taken down, which is exactly. yeah, exactly. it's exactly not zionist you, right? right. all right, so we talk a lot here on the show about the corporate media. so this is interesting because you know, john stewart not have a history together. we we, this has to do with by fire and, and so you that by the way. and john stewart since then have become friends and we thought, but leave it to john stewart to explain this. jon stewart, he recently quit apple media when he realized that they wanted to control what he said on his show. he's got enough money that he didn't need a job, so he quit. so here's now how he describes what it's like to be a member of any media entity today in the united states. go when you work for a corporate entity, that's part of

romi: baltimore declarÓ alerta roja, mientras que en nueva york el alcalde eric adams dijo que los centrosashington las temperaturas podrÍan sobrepasar los 107 grados. la alcaldesa le pidiÓ a los residentes buscar refugio en zonas de aire acondicionado y mantenerse hidratados. >> con agua, electrolitos y ponerse protector solar. romi: pero el calor no solo afecta el este del paÍs, desde california, arizona hasta utah, el departamento de salud del condado de los Ángeles ha emitido alertas por calor excesivo que permanecerÁn hasta el prÓximo 27 de junio. >> es como unos 25 grados mÁs el calor que ya estÁ. romi: quienes trabajan al aire libre, como ismael gutiÉrrez, deben tener a un mayor cuidado. >> tomar agua y mantenerse en la sombra y tratar de estar en la sombrita. romi: hay quienes buscan escapar de las altas temperaturas. >> me los traigo para aquÍ porque hay mÁs vegetaciÓn y todo, algo diferente. fÉlix: para estar informados y conocer quÉ podemos esperar de las condiciones del tiempo para los prÓximos dÍas vamos con gabriel torres, meteorÓlogo de nuestra afiliada en san antonio, texas

and so, i was glad to see eric adams make the statements but you have to wonder, how the police force has kind of allowed this moment to come. >> john: the level of hatred and anti-semitism, it was wrapped up and one big despicable package. in its voice by this protester. at union square who will vote for the darkest times in recent history in here. >> go home. >> john: i wish hitler was still here, he would've wiped all of you out. it's not just hateful it is psychotic and it should be condemned by everyone who calls themselves a member of civilized society. how can that happen, in 2024, new york city? >> unfortunately the scale of this is so large at this point, like i said if you just look at the past 24 hours, there were so many incidents that occurred. on ucla's campus, a rabbi was targeted and was called a, and was told to go back to poland or ukraine in a security guard who was trying to keep the peace was based on the head and ended up bleeding and so the scale of this is completely overwhelming. >> john: it is so disappointing and you have to wonder what is a go from here. th

out of the mouth of eric adams, the mayor of new york, there is a sense in which this appeal for safetyhe justification for draconian laws that have devastated our community. james forman junior, professor of law at yale university wrote a book in 2017 entitled, locking up our own. for our desire for safety initially led us to embrace the war on drug policy, so what trump is doing in a very clumsy way is trying to appeal to that very sensibility, but he can't do it in an effective way because he doesn't really believe it. he does not really have any concern for the black community, so i want to critique trump for what he is doing but i also want us to understand the nature of the appeal, because i hear the same thing coming out of eric adams' mouth. >> amisha, what do you think the strategy behind this event was? do you think whoever planned it but it would work way in the same way is trump trying to sell sneakers or selling his mug shot on a t-shirt would appeal to black voters because he tries to project that, you know, they like that kind of stuff. >> i don't think trump is worried a

he returned it saturday at the request of new york city mayor eric adams. adams asked for its return following last month's release of a video allegedly showing combs beating singer and former girlfriend cassie ventura in a los angeles hotel in 2016. the mayor said he strongly condemned combs actions. >> let's talk about the nba's newest and arguably biggest rivalry right now involves two people that are the highest profile rookies. >> sunday saw round two between caitlin clark and her indiana fever and angel reese's chicago sky. reese delivering a hard blow to clark's head as clark drove to the hoop. >> yeah, reese was assessed with a flagrant foul, saying she was just going for the ball. clark also downplayed the incident, said it's just part of basketball. clark and reese have gained a lot of attention. they gained it in court back in college when their iowa and lsu teams met in the finals, and round three is next sunday, they'll play again when the fever and sky come together. >> yeah, it's fun to watch. that was a tough, tough foul. you generally speak

we'll play a most regrettable, cringe-worthy statement by new york city mayor eric adams. yourself we got all of this chocolate running this city. larry: all of this chocolate running this city. that is cringe-worthy. also racist. it is most unfortunate that i would say that. mark simone, what's your reaction to that? >> i wish he knew his history. the last mayor to do that, very similar guy. a charming guy, personality, but ray nation again, the mayor of new orleans screwed up during the hurricane. he kept saying that we're a chocolate city. comedians went after him. he should study ray nagin. that guy went down in flames. the mayor went down in scandal, corruption. i don't know why you would copy ray nagin right now. larry: what is your reaction? i was stunned, i hadn't heard it, producers showed it to me. what is the reaction to that? >> complete unforced error. why would you say that? that almost felt rehearsed that didn't come out naturally, right? eric adams has been a profound disappointment, when the bar is so low you are the successor to bill de blasio, the worst

mientras tanto, lo que sabemos hasta ahora es que actualmente el alcalde de la ciudad de nueva york, eric adamsunio para llegar a un acuerdo. esa es la informaciÓn que tenemos por ahora, regreso con ustedes. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: mÁs de lo que te besÉ saber a esta hora, un indulto a cerca de 200.000 personas condenadas por consumo de mariguana en maryland. asÍ lo determinÓ el gobernador de ese estado, alcanzando uno de los mayores actos de clemencia vinculadas con el uso de esta droga. el funcionario dijo que se trata de un paso clave para poner fin a dÉcadas, segÚn dice, de injusticia social y econÓmica. en tanto, esto es realmente increÍble, un grupo de siete jÓvenes de massachusetts estÁn heridos, dos de ellos en condiciÓn crÍtica despuÉs de haber organizado una fiesta masiva en redes sociales que terminÓ en un tiroteo, es un nuevo incidente trÁgico de violencia armada y resulta una sorpresa paralas autoridades que jamÁs lo hubiera pensado por la enorme cantidad de balas que habÍan en escena y que todavÍa comenzado por redes sociales. el primer ministro de israel ha disuelto su gabinete de

por su parte, el alcalde eric adams dijo que estÁ prohibida la venta callejera sin licencia y tambiÉndo una serie de robos cuando localizaron a los sospechosos. uno de ellos comenzÓ a huir y les disparÓ, hiriendo a los dos uniformados. sonia sÁnchez tiene los detalles. asÍ agentes de la policÍa de nueva york le rindieron tributo a dos de los suyos. >> richard y christopher abreu, quienes este lunes, cumpliendo con su deber milagrosamente, sobrevivieron a los disparos de bernardo raÚl castro, de 19 aÑos, a quien perseguÍan por sospecha de robo, dijo la policÍa. because it is best a young police officers going home . segÚn la policÍa, el tiroteo tuvo lugar en el distrito de queens. ambos oficiales investigaban denuncias de una ola de robos de telÉfonos celulares por una pandilla en motos y scooters que los arrancaban de las manos de vÍctimas en la zona. >> esta Área era muy tranquila, muy buena, y trabajÓ casi diez aÑos. nunca hemos tenido problemas y estos problemas han empezado en los Últimos dos aÑos. >> segÚn el reporte de la policÍa la una y 40 de la madrugada, los agentes vieron a

this morning i woke up to a press conference being held by my mayor, mayor of new york c city, eric adams, and our police commissioner. theyu5 were saying that while we were sleeping two nypd officers were shot. they were shot by somebody who is in this country illegally. somebody who entered via eagle pass. somebody who is a national of venezuela. somebody who is allowed to be here because of president biden's 60 policy changes that have opened up our border, allowing dangerous individuals to enter. someone who is in new york city being housed, being fed,6[ havig legal services, laundry services, free metro cards, health care on the taxpayers. the hardworking taxpayers that i represent in new york. the policies of the leftroying . they are destroying our city. they are destroying the rule of law. this was totally preventible. it is something that should not have occurred. thankfully those police officers are ok. but it sheds light that the failed policies of the democrats on the federal, state, and local level have come to a head. and this is the our law enforcement, those tasked to prot

so, eric a adams has been a profound disappointment when the bar is so low you are successor to bill,. larry: to slap at white people what is he getting at. >> he is pandering, to his audience. >> socialist stay, a rid city, you know hammer and sickle red city but a chocolate city, i am insulted. >> you should be, it should could sanctuary city. >> a great point and important. that is what is killing them. >> we used to be a mosaic, a milting pot now look. >> he is playing to all wrong fears. all right. mark simone you want to talk about the joe biden replacement theory. is there know dat update for us. >> i do. >> whoever rail really runs this democratic world they have been vetting a couple josh shapiro, governor of pennsylvania and maryland. they are sending them out young guys without much of a record. they can't be tagged. >> like obama not horrible but, think about of the -- sshapiro and gavin newsom, whitmer this is not 98 yankees. >> that swept padres. >> not wi willie mays. >> 62 mets. >> [ laughter ] [ laughter ] can plan play this game. you are a student of biden replaceme

incident, part of an escalating series of provocations that go beyond protest and into what mayor eric adamsalled overt, unacceptable anti-semitism. >> i thought it was despicable. it was disgusting what we saw, and you cannot call for peace while you're celebrating what happened on october 7th. >> vandals threw red paint and posted a threatening sign at the home of the director of the brooklyn museum, who is jewish. on the door, they painted an inverted red triangle, a symbol used by hamas. police say this vandalism may be the work of the same people who splashed red paint on the street outside a palestinian authority here in manhattan, and scattered leaflets that called for more violence against israel. aaron katersky abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eric aaron katersky for that. coming up, how fans are remembering nba legend jerry west. >> also ahead, the groundbreaking m ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® hel

eric adams was on with that chat with, with 9 is interest, who were pressuring him to go into columbia and brad, the columbia university and break up the process. and it said in the piece and it said in their car industry, they don't want to lose control of the narrative they have. and they can't put the genie back in the bottle. and going back to the 1st story that we discussed, the, the horrific video that we saw, the evasion of bras. yeah. the last kicks of a die. you are the most age to, let's kicks of a diagram equal. are the most dangerous. i'm going to write that down and i'm going to use that. i'm course with your permission. um, that's a fascinating thing to think about. now, what's interesting is that frances a d 7 country. if a g 7 country is the 1st to go on the record as supporting palestine, but i don't know, garland, i mean that could take the meal back awake or something good. i say that correctly would work to bring the meal back to life, or whatever the prep or for phraseology is here as well. what we're seeing now is that the, the brutality that the united states is

incident part of an escalating series of provocations that go beyond protest and into what mayor eric adams has called "overt, unacceptable anti-semitism." >> i thought it was despicable. it was disgusting what we saw. you cannot call for peace while you are celebrating what happened on october 7th. >> reporter: and this morning, vandals threw red paint and posted a threatening sign at the home of the director of the brooklyn museum, who is jewish. on the door, they painted an inverted red triangle, a symbol used by hamas. david, this vandalism police say may be the work of the same people who splashed red paint on the ground outside a palestinian office here in manhattan, and scattered leaflets that called for more violence against israel. david? >> david: aaron, thank you. >>> the news from capitol hill tonight. house republicans voting to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress. the vote, along party lines. garland refusing to turn over the audio recordings of president biden's interview in his classified documents case. tonight, the white house says the move was pu

ahora tambiÉn el alcalde eric adams reaccionÓ al polÉmico video y tenemos aquÍ un resumen pequeÑo dewhat we do illegal. binding is not working its illegal. and we don't want our babies on the train selling candy. >> segÚn la policÍa de parques, la niÑa recibiÓ un reporte juvenil y una mujer de 32 aÑos que segÚn el alcalde es la mamÁ de la pequeÑa, recibiÓ una multa. hasta el momento no se han dado a conocer sus identidades, pero esa es la informaciÓn que tenemos hasta el momento y que estÁn investigando el incidente. quÉ pasÓ? >> tambiÉn cabe destacar que eso llega en un momento de, evidentemente, la llegada de mÁs migrantes a la ciudad de nueva york, donde se ve a mÁs personas, vendedores ambulantes en los trenes, tambiÉn en los parques. pero cuÁl ha sido la reacciÓn del pÚblico a esto? >> el pÚblico ha reaccionado de una manera criticando lo que pasÓ especÍficamente, la manera en la que ocurriÓ todo, principalmente ese comportamiento del oficial. grupos pro inmigrantes tambiÉn resaltan que se deben otorgar permisos para estos vendedores de comida porque dicen que no estÁn robando,

what is it like, adam? >> eric i can confirm it is quite hot outside right now.e of the hudson river we have a little bit of a breeze. you certainly need to find something like that on the day like today. the heat can be dangerous let's dive right into the weather maps as you can tell their heat advisories, excessive heat warnings in some cases across a huge swath of the country taking from north carolina all the way to the mid atlantic at the i-95 corridor for places like d.c., up to philadelphia, new york the temperatures are really hybrid feels like 100 degrees right now in washington d.c. big dome of high pressure dominating the entire area. take a look at next couple of days a little bit of good news. he go from today's forecast of 99 degrees in new york city, 106 in richmond but look at that. by tomorrow it's a little cold front but we will take it. hi suddenly 81 degrees in chicago, 84 in new york. back across the rest of the country temperatures still quite a bit warmer. back out here on the hudson, the water cooling me off just a little bit. there's been

in september, new york city mayor eric adam said the influx of migrants will, quote, destroy new york so which is it? are immigrant the lifeblood of the nation or a threat to the nation itself? is mass immigration a net gain or net loss for america in 2024? how do we balance our humanitarian impulses with practical and economic needs? do migrants suppress wages of the already strained middle and working class? what are the implications of a porous border for our national security? what does a sensible border policy really look like? in 2024, should america closed its borders? in order to know who presented the better argument tonight, and i'm excited to introduce our speakers in a minute, we need to tell us where you said right now before the debate begins. so i am going to ask all of you to pull out your funds -- phones, and you will text that number right there on the screen. text the word,is, vote1 to the number of the screen, which is 626-659-4180. you will text a if you believe, yes, the united states should shut the border or two for no. you will get a prompt with a proposition.

he's been named as 47 year old eric adams, a possible motive has not been released. cops were responding to reports of a shooting when they found the victims in two separate apartments. none of them have been named by authorities yet. the ages of those who died range between early 20s and late 50s. the 13 year old girl is in the hospital in critical condition. this morning, the violence coming on the heels of a major announcement from the surgeon general, doctor vivek murthy, declared gun violence a public health crisis for the first time ever. the nation's top doctor also called for universal background checks and a ban on automatic rifles. the national rifle association called it, quote, an extension of the biden administration's war on law abiding gun owners. now to breaking news. the espionage trial of american journalist evan gershkovich is underway this morning in russia. the 32 year old wall street journal reporter was arrested in march of last year. the us state department has designated gershkovich as wrongfully detained in russia. for the latest, let's go t

he has been named as 47 year old eric adams, a possible motive has not been released. cops were responding to reports of a shooting when they found the victims in two separate apartments. none of them had been named by authorities yet, and the ages of those who died ranged between early 20s and late 50s. the 13 year old girl is in the hospital in critical condition. this morning. now to a closely watched democratic race here in new york, nbc news projects congressman jamaal bowman. bowman has become the first democratic house member to lose a primary this election cycle, and he's the first member of the so-called squad of progressive lawmakers to be voted out. bowman was defeated by moderate democrat george latimer. this was the most expensive house primary race in u.s. history, with an estimated $25 million in ad spending, and in colorado, nbc news projects that republican lauren boebert has won her primary, this after she switched to a friendlier district after a very narrow win in her last election. meanwhile, the two candidates at the top of the ticket in november

new york city mayor eric adams came out and was angry. >> carley: they were screaming raise your handget out. how is this allowed? this sounds like violent, terrorist sympathy speech. it shows there are evil people in this country walking around. >> todd: sounds like false imprisonment. you can't say that, that is not free speech, that is a crime. >> cheryl: i know we got to run, scooter braun produced this memorial happening down by wall street and said, i don't understand why protesting a memorial for innocent music goers that was raped, kidnapped and killed. >> carley: and there were people that were arrested here with ties to isis. >> todd: don't miss mornings with maria. >> cheryl: i'll be there. >> carley: joey chestnut banned from this year's nathan hot dog eating contest. dan dakich is here next. >> todd: and brian kilmeade is here with what is coming up, the jo j j joey chestnut story, there will be a winner and a wiener. >> brian: that was worth the sets setup. carley, you have to leave in 11 minutes, let me tell you what is coming up. i'm over in dallas, one of the fastest

i heard, a story in today a "new york post" it might have been yesterday, reports how our mayor eric adams, who can be so good and so not so good, different segment. but adams meeting with biden officials in washington, saying he wants to end new york city's status as a sanctuary city. he actually said that, had an argument with house senator staff 57 wh person who is now campaign manager, said i can't get rid of the criminals, i don't want to pay for them and we'll change our status, as you know, that is a key element of solving this problem. is anyone in white house or administration or dhs or i don't know, you know humpty dumpty on a wall, talking about this? >> i agree, they would be meaningful solutions, but that democrats want, that the democrats love the fact that sanctuary cities are magnets for illegal i'm grameimmigrant. you see it in col colorado, denver, and san francisco and challenging which, chicago, they are now counted at part of the census, census should be for u.s. citizens it is not it is just for anyone that is there they use that to determine how many congressional se

there has been chatter about andrew cuomo running for mayor of new york city as eric adams has otherhas been out and about, he was at a dinner with r robert deniro, he says he regrets from resigning as governor of new york. this is a separate issue today. it is behind closed doored and transcribed. >> carley: i heard rumors about his mayoral run. we'll see if this testimony today and what trans pyres has reflection on those future ambitions. thank you, cheryl, see you soon. this is cool. workersic maing blue collar cool, young workers posting on social media apps. >> in today's episode, we have -- going on. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: there are big social media followings. they join us now. i don't know about carp entry or welding, but i watched both your videos and i was entertained. what are you doing on social media? >> the main reason we do this, give insight into what the building industry really is. and changen the narrative what e think about us as carpenters. this is a great occupation and kids coming up should not be afraid of it. >> why did you decide to become a welder, you have a bi

terrible week for new york mayor and guy whose chicken caesar wrap just told him a hilarious joke, eric adamsnced that new york will host its first rat summit this fall. to prepare, the city has been hosting practice rat summits on every subway platform for the last 120 years. adams is summoning some of the nation's leading experts and researchers for the multiday event. we know there's only way to summon rat experts. [recorder music] come, follow me to the cave! ♪ ♪ [clapping] [cheers and applause] would you believe i've never had a lesson? ♪ ♪ anyone have a cobra? they love me up in the sound booth. [laughter] last year. don't go away. last year, adams also hired a "rat czar." now, i understand the urgency, but the mayor might want to keep that on the dl. tourists are gonna think that new york is a whole rat city, run by rats, feasting on other rats, which is totally... true, but! we also have times square. and i'm being told the times square elmo has been eaten by rats. no great loss. now... turning to the world of sport. yesterday, at a major league soccer game in philly, the field got an

conservative party registration, and registered independents so trends only gotten better we've seen eric adams's well as issues starting at to percolate now since november widow two like illegal immigration the border crisis that weren't top three issues back when i was running for governor in 2022, i believe, that president trump is within striking distance the week in the trick, the bodega visiting, construction in manhattan, and more. maria: going to bright blue places south bronx, new jersey, or minnesota. and garnerring big crowds even in democrat led democrat dominant areas i think to me democrats getting desperate saying oh, you know we got to watch out because trump is going to put everybody in jail that is what alexandria ocasio-cortez told yesterday new line that trump is putting everybody in jail as that is exactly what they are doing to him right now. >> right as you point out this is exactly what they're doing to president trump, president trump has already been in office, for four years, so all the threats they said, of what he would do if became president of the united states neve

seen writing inside the subway cars alongside those protesters earlier today a democratic mayor eric adamsexhibit in downtown defiance of the anti- israel protesters and you had this to say about the protest last night. >> i thought it was despicable. it was disgusting what we saw and you cannot call for peace while you celebrate what happened on october 7th. >> last hour progressing in protesters even interrupting presidents biden. [applause] speech on graham's grandmother president and his campaign continue to be dogged by these protesters at these events by progressives who are demanding an immediate cease-fire and for the u.s. to pull all military aid and finally back out here at union square there is a video circling on social media from -- purportedly showing a man who was selling this pro- israel protesters that he was hitler was still here to wipe them all out, a quote from him, and a sense of home while this was yesterday. marc staal? >> martha: in the. brian katrek you very much. so president biden no up against the potential of his son possibly going to jail and pulling -- polli

washington, d.c., boston even here in new york city residents feel-like temperatures 100 or more eric adamsk of exhaustion heatstroke soar, yesterday on capitol hill white house press secretary karine jean-pierre halted comments a member of press passed out due to heat. >> oh hold on. >> okay -- >> well as for today sweltering heat dome continues to affect more record-breaking temperatures in the forecast especially maine, texas facing nearby tropical cyclone, illegal migrants facing gang assault charges allegedly beating up two new york city police officers "new york post" reporting they checked on untended children outside a shelter when jumped queen's d.a. putting out a statement quote they approached a group of nearby adults to make sure that children were being supprovided at that point, 5 adults began punching kicking shoving officers two on bikes striking the cops four suspects arraigned yesterday charged with assault child endangerment laundry list of other charges, finally this milei mayes hall of famer known as, died yesterday at 93, he passed away peacefully among loved ones, con

indicates that people are finally sick and tired of this crisis and self-imposed crisis whether eric adamsor hochul or joe biden and self-imposing this on the city. stuart: it's going to be a slow change. >> it's going to be slow. we can't back you up and no way to pack them up and get them out now, but these are folks to have no ability to work here and nothing to do all day. we shouldn't be surprise when had we see continuous stories about how people are number one getting in trouble and number two panhandling and on my way here in the studio on west side highway, i was approached by two or three people selling all sorts of produce and vegetables on the side of the road. stuart: got t joe borelli, thanks for being with us. see you soon, i hope. now this, new york city getting ready for 9 first heat wave of the season. obvious question, how hot is it going to get? lauren: it's going to feel like 104 but the heat index is expected to hit 99 degrees. it is very early for temperatures to be this hot. this is like all this temperature is happening in june and summer doesn't start till thursda

independents and democrats have gotten turned off by the democratic party and eric adams numbers arers and joe biden's numbers in the state, they're all low and issues that emerged like for example the illegal migrant crisis, that two years ago wasn't that big of an issue. look at primary that's coming up in a few days here in new york between jamal bowman, one of the squad members and george lattimer who's raised millions and getting his message out. it'll be one to watch and there's a real chance of taking a member of the squad. will: before we go, congressman, you served for quite some time. this week on the will cain show, i had senator markwayne mullen on and asked if you think joe biden will be the nominee? he said i think it's a 50/50 proposition and weird we're having a debate before the convention. he said it's a trial balloon. i said who do you think it'll be? i think there's a name no one is talking about and he said hakeem jeffries. you served in congress with hakeem jeffries. he's like, everyone else is playing to the left. hakeem is trying to position himself as more of

mayor eric adams wrote on x, quote, if you're one of the sharpest minds in tech, you want to be in nycsmartest workforce and the hottest neighborhoods right now. to the stocks. they were mostly lower on wall street today after a week of records, the dow was down 57 points. the nasdaq gained 21 and the s&p edged down two points. shares of san jose's adobe systems jumped over 14% on a strong forecast for new products employing artificial intelligence. a federal judge says the government's antitrust case against google over its advertising technology will go to trial in september. the justice department and google had been expected to make their arguments seeking summary judgment in the case next week. however, at a hearing today in alexandria, virginia, the judge told both sides that it is clear the case has to go to trial. she said there are numerous facts in dispute that require trial testimony to assess. the lawsuit alleges google violated federal antitrust laws by building a monopoly on the technology that powers online advertising. >> today, the us supreme court struck down a ban on