eric adams is only concerned about one person. eric adams.out even today where a judge deemed he couldn't even keep ryker's island. if he ran on law and order and safety and he couldn't keep those safe who are incarcerated, how can he keep you safe? all he cares about is staying out of jail. what i care about is having a be enjoy. >> the incoming administration that they want to delist and defund charitable organizations that they decide are terrorist-supported and they've said they will target tools like columbia university where there were protests. deport students who protest. use the military against protesters. what would be your tact tort protesters on university campuses? >> first, we have to make it very clear that everyone has an opportunity to speak their mind. just because someone speaks their mind does not mean you're demeaning either side. it is clear you should say as a mayor that what happened on october 17th to the jewish people and the people of israel is recommend rehencible. you have to be a mayor that is willing to speak u

eric adams is concerned about one person. eric adams. judge deemed he couldn't keep rikers island functional, if he ran on law and order and safety and he can't even keep those safe who are incarcerated, how can he keep you safe? all he cares about is staying out of jail. what i care about is making sure you have a job. >> let me ask you a couple of questions that people are thinking about light now. incoming administration said they want to delist and defund charitable organizations that they decided are terrorist supporting because they are pro-palestinian and target schools, deport students who protest, use the military against protesters. what would be your tact towards protesters on university campuses? >> we have to make it very clear that everyone has an opportunity to speak their voice and mind. just because someone speaks their mind doesn't mean you are demeaning either say. you should say as a mayor that what happened on october 7th to the jewish people and people of israel is reprehensible. it's also reprehensible what is happ

and then a leader like eric adams really going at the democratic white house about that. what do you see in this relationship between adams and trump well, a lot of things are going on there, audie. >> one one thing you should never lose sight of is that for new york city based developer like donald trump, it never hurts to have an alliance with the mayor of new york. so there's there's some of that as a possibility there. the idea that trump is using eric adams as a legal problems to validate his own false claims about political being targeted politically it worked well for him during the campaign, whether or not it's going to result in something as sweeping as a pardon or some other kind of relief remains to be seen. the reality is the case has gone pretty far. they just had hearings the other day and a trial date has already been set for eric adams. so it would take a very substantial intervention i mean, the grand jury issued the indictment. the prosecutors have exchanged a lot of information with the defense team. they've gone before the judge a couple of times, and a

york city. >> i have northern eric adams very long time a former police officer, he is a pragmatist when you look at when he came into the new york city government, he did a lot of things that really kind of changed the dynamic during campaign said wouldn't criticize the president, of course, a lot of folks on left excoriating him saying the online within you are doing this because you are under indictment people need to realize that this is immigration situation in city of new york in marker incredibly costly federal government was not helped with new york city to shelter this new york city had a proud tradition from their perspective kind of i am well accommodation the city said we're not changing or status what can adams do to work with president of the united states have some type of relationship as it receipts to new york city. >> i want your take what else the journal writes because of your background mr. adams did he ways to progressives believing nypd should be able to work with ice, to remove migrant krims from our subcommittee from our country also believes this is the jou

eric mayor adams has been treated pretty badly. you know when he said that this whole thing with the migrants coming into new york, this is just not sustainable. he said it very nicely. i said, well, he's going to be indicted by these lunatics for saying that a year later, he got indicted. >> would the founder of the maga movement use his power to rescue a high profile democrat from criminal charges and scandal? sources tell cnn the two men have spoken since trump's election win, but it's unclear whether a pardon has ever been discussed. >> would you accept a pardon if trump offered it to you? >> i don't deal with hypotheticals. >> so can i assume that's a yes or no? >> i wouldn't do any assumption. i will allow my legal team to handle it all right. >> john miller is with us now. so john when trump is back in office, if he wanted to make this case go away, if he wanted to intervene, what are the ways he could do it? >> well, three things could happen. he could direct the attorney general to tell the u.s. attorney in new york to not

eric adams and jessica tisch are joining me now for an exclusive interview to both of you. thank you so much for joining us. mayor adams, i'll start with you. you ran for mayor saying you would make the city safer. and in fact, crime is down in new york city. but why is someone who hasn't served as a uniformed, a uniformed police officer the right choice to lead the nation's largest police force? >> the right time, right place we are excellent at crime fighting. and in fact, i think we're probably one of the best on the globe i want the department to go to the next level more than just catching bad guys. but how do we use the technology? the vision, to ensure that we continue to be the safest big city in america and the safest city, and that is what commissioner tisch brings. she was innovative when she was in the police department for a number of years. under one of the commissioners that i really appreciated commissioner bratton, she brought the body worn cameras, she brought the new technology on how to communicate and really planted the seed for some of the technology we

roll this eric adams in manhattan. >> the city rules are clear.urces can be used to collaborate with ice. that's against -- it was changed under the previous administration. we have to abide by those rules. i think that should be modified. i think it should be changed. but currently that's the law of the land in new york city. >> bill: so i know he has been critical in recent months but the line i think that should be modified, i think it should be changed i think is a new phase for him in this story. is that how you hear it? >> yes, absolutely. this is exactly what his citizens and voters want. you keep in mind eric adams is the guy who began to talk about this issue in a way that mainstream media had to cover it. before that you can only hear about the dangers of the border on fox news channel. then abc and everybody else had to cover it and became a target for many folks on the left. i have to tell you, we have to have change. the american people have decided to give the republican party are the white house, senate and the house of representati

joins us now to discuss this is mandani who's also running for mayor against the incumbent eric adamseat to have you with us, nice to meet you in person. let me get your thoughts on what was tweeted out. with absurdities like defund the police, from the river to the sea or latin x. i want to give you a chance to the respond from someone who's a democratic party here. >> i think he had that in the drafts of his twitter long before this election and wanted an opportunity to confirm his prior sentiments. what i found instead today spending the day in hillside avenue in queens and in the bronx, two areas that saw the strongest shifts toward donald trump and even larger numbers of voters who just didn't turn out at all. voters were primarily motivated by the economy and despair of continued genocide in gaza. >> how does new york begin to change that. your constituency is in new york. in queens. it had some of the sharpest shifts to the red. what is it that you think should be done at this level to address these issues? >> i think what we have to do is the bare minimum which is the fact tha

new york city mayor eric adams pulling the plug on those freebie debit cards for illegals that cost usand it happened just one day after adams had a phone call with trump. a massive migrant caravan from mexico made up of thousands just got cut down in half as illegals rethink their shot at coming into trump's america. this is music to the years of latinos who want a tougher border and backed trump big time giving him historic numbers for a republican. but instead of dealing with that reality, joy reid is trying to shame latino men. >> latino men, who despite the utter disrespect shown by trump and his promise to deport some of your mixed class, mixed status family, most of them voted, 55% majority, to make the deportations happen. yell voted with stephen miller and david duke and against your own sisters and -- who chose kamala harris with 60% of their votes. so you own everything that happens to your mixed status families, and to your wives, sisters, and abuelas from here on in. >> jesse: and abuela is a grandmother in spanish, for those of you, not for those of you, everybody doesn't

also, mayor eric adams says he would like to see president trump make changes to sanctuary city policies, especially when it comes to i.c.e. cooperating with law enforcement when it comes to migrants convicted of crime. is that something you would like to see? gov. hochul: i would say democrats should never take any vote for granted. and that will be part of the outreach that needs to go through -- needs to continue in anticipation of the next election. there is a difference between sanctuary cities and new york state. we are not a sanctuary state. we work with i.c.e. when it comes to our northern border. we work closely with them. because we have had people come in not through a legal program, not through the federal program. those are initiatives that are already ongoing. the mayor can speak to what he will do in the city. >> madame attorney general, i want to ask, you mentioned retribution and revenge in your remark. trump has appealed the case, the 400 million judgment. i want to ask you specifically what you think last night's results mean for that and more specifically, trump has s

. >> joey: mayor eric adams. i pulled this quote.want to take the moment to tell those going to disrupt parade. that is not going to. i don't big opinion on eric adams. he invoked the term grinchesz. but if you want joey to have like a guilty pleasure, i will scroll videos of protesters getting pulled off the payment, slammed to the ground, i hate that, i'm not advocating for violence, i think the eye 258ians have some of the best videos, they get out of the cars, grab them and pull them and have their hands still on the pavement because they have good glue, maybe being stupid isn't how you protest. >> for those of you at home wondering if is he telling the truth, is he telling the truth. he does revel in that. there are a lot of us who revel in that. when we look at what is happening here. there is a time and a place to make your voices heard. that is fair and respectful. they are not just disrupting this parade. they are changing the memories for thousands and thousands of young kids. you have got families coming to the city. i don

pardon eric adams because i think new york city's mayor , they are coming after him because he called out on the failures at the border. say we are done with political prosecution, you can argue for anything the first amendment is a lie and we are not owning people in prison, because of what they advocate for politically and i have a bad attorney. >> let me ask you this, can he pardon adams or is it going to be a state charge that he is facing? >> right now i believe they are federal charges from the southern district of new york that doesn't mean they might not bring state charges to him but he could pardon eric adams and i would encourage him to do so. just sweep it clean and say this error is over. they came after me i beat there we believe -- i beat there [bleep], setting the tone for the new era will be. >> it's not just these cabinet picks who are very important in terms of people not saying they are there, but there are thousands of positions inside the federal government that last time around during the first term there was a lot of holdovers who work directly against presiden

the reason why eric adams -- everyone's like how did eric adams become mayor? it's clear, because lots of people think that is the city becoming too diverse? right? they don't -- he said i'm not going to make you integrate your schools. i'm actually not going to make you have migrant centers in your community. i'm not going to make you have homeless shelters in your community. bill de blasio, the great progressive, said we're going to do all these things you progressives like, you democrats say you like. >> i can't think of one person in new york city i know who liked bill de blasio. you know what i mean? >> well, he was a two-term mayor. somebody voted for him, right, in a different system, though, not in a ranked choice voting system. every city and town has its own voting system. to your point, pablo, there's a lot of politics. in new york we are asked to vote consistently. we vote usually three times a year, if you're participatory. there are a lot of people who abstain, don't fert, we're getting the numbers in. we barely have 60% of the voting eligible pop

mayor eric adams told fox 5 new york as we move towards competitive can contracting for asylum seekerwe've chosen not to renew the emergency contract for this pilot program once the year term concludes. he's talking about the taxpayer-funded prepaid debit cards program for illegal immigrants here in new york city. pete: everything's changed. rachel: which angered so many people. they're like, what? i saw it for myself. i spoke to migrants outside. we're going to get to that. but i thought this was interesting in "the new york post," trump calling eric adams saying he wants to rebuild the city. is a rot of people who were. do -- a lot of people who were run out of the city, charged with crimes that were specious right down the street in manhattan might say, screw that city. but he's like, no, i love this city, and i want to help you rebuild new york city. pete: for sure. i think when it comes to immigration, and you talked about foreign wars, i think you'll see from multiple cabinet secretaries a renewed focus with their agencies on the southern border, that the invasion is right here

the recent eric adams, it is very clear how eric adams became mayor. because lots of people think is the city becoming too diverse? they don't, he said i'm not going to make you integrate. i'm not going to make you have migrant sinners in your community. i am not going to make you have homeless shelters in your divinity. bill deblasio, the great progressive, was saying we are going to do all these things to you progressives say that you like, you democrats say the like. >> i can't think of one person in new york city that i know who liked bill deblasio. >> well, he was the two term mayor. somebody like him. not the right choice voting system. i mean, every city and town has its own voting system, to your point. there's a lot of politics. in new york we are asked to vote consistently. we vote usually three times a year if you are participatory like me. so there are a lot of people who abstain, don't forget, we are still getting the numbers in. but we barely had 60% of the voting eligible population who bothered to participate. >> we vote three times a y

eric adams, the first mayor to ask the question, "what if a trash can had a gun?" laughter ] an auto parts company in sweden said this week that a moose wandered into its garage and trampled over three bmws. the company says they deeply regret that the moose stopped at three. [ laughter ] who was that? is that -- who wrote it? baze. i knew it was baze. baze is so mad about people with bmws. [ laughter ] he's just mad because he went to a dealership and got home and he realized he got a b-w-m. [ laughter ] he paid for a knockoff and now he's like taking it out. [ laughter ] the biden administration announced this week that it will fine oil and gas companies for emitting methane. and now new jersey is scrambling to come up with a new smell. [ laughter ] tesla has issued a recall for nearly 2,500 cybertrucks. okay, i knew they weren't supposed to look like that. [ laughter and applause ] they went "what? you sent 'em? [ laughter and applause ] you weren't supposed to send them out. you thought we were done." [ laughter ] that's what baze's b-w-m looked like. [ laughte

eric adams faces multiple charges, including wire fraud and bribery. prosecutors claim the mayor received illegal donations from foreign nationals. today attorneys for adams will try to have the bribery charges dismissed. because they say there is no evidence to support them. adams has maintained his innocence and suggested the charges were politically motivated. >>> on thursday, the biden administration announced they are expecting north korean troops in russia to begin fighting against ukraine in the coming days. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken now urging china to intervene, after north korea conducted its longest-ever intercontinental ballistic missile test for the first time in nearly a year. let's go live to nbc's matt bodner in london. good morning, matt. >> reporter: christina, good morning. the white house says some 8,000 north koreaing n troops have ma their way to positions near the ukrainian border. in the coming days they are expected to join russian forces fighting against ukraine. this number, 8,000 troops, represents a dramatic in

el alcalde eric adams no dio las razones por la cancelaciÓn del programa piloto que distribuyÓ desdesde que se implementÓ la reserva federal. bajÓ por segunda vez en este aÑo sus tasas de interÉs. lo hizo en medio de las expectativas sobre el plan econÓmico del presidente electo donald trump. pero, cÓmo y cuÁndo puede impactar este recorte en nuestros bolsillos? karla amezola investigÓ y nos explica appropriate. >> la reserva federal anunciÓ un segundo recorte a las tasas de interÉs. es de 1/4 de punto y aunque es menor que el medio punto de septiembre, da un alivio a estadounidenses con prÉstamos. >> y eso que tuvo que ya no tiene que pagar. pues lo invierte en otras cosas que te hace falta. >> una desaceleraciÓn de la inflaciÓn y el enfriamiento del mercado laboral abrieron camino para esta decisiÓn y podrÍan venir mÁs recortes de tasas, dicen economistas. >> tuvimos unos dos aÑos donde la tasa de interÉs estuvo muy alta. ahora que la inflaciÓn ya se controla en este paÍs, lo que quiere el gobierno es estimular la economÍa. >> la noticia llega con un nuevo presidente electo que en

but he could pardon eric adams. i would encourage him to do so and just sweep it clean and say this era is over. they came after me. i beat their at the polls, and i'm not letting them do it to anybody else. i think it would be an important message, and i think it would go a long way towards really setting the tone for what this new era is going to be. to me, the most important not just go ahead. go ahead. katie, i was going to say it's not just these cabinet picks, which are very important in terms of people not saying that they're there to keep tabs on donald trump. they're there to serve the president in the executive branch with there are thousands of positions that are political appointments inside the federal government that last time around, during the first term, there were lots of holdovers who worked directly against president trump's agenda. all of those people are going to go. there are lots of people who are about to step up to the plate to work inside the administration, and the deputies inside of thes

murphy: we start in a good place with our relationship with both eric adams and kathy hochul and we don enormous amount with both the city and the state together. yes, we have spoken person to person, team to team. this has been a multiyear process. our ask has always been, let's do an environmental impact study and at the same time let's get at the table together will stop while that is playing out, let's talk about what the contours could be of a deal that we could all live with. romaine: this is more than just the environment, this is to alleviate congestion as well, the idea there are a lot of folks coming into the city that -- maybe they should take public transit into the city. if you don't have the congestion pricing, what is the solution to alleviate the traffic condition? gov. murphy: the mta wrote this themselves, the number one objective here is to solve the fiscal hall. they said that themselves. don't take it from me. lowering pollution is a noble objective and certainly one of their objectives, the number one objective is to solve their fiscal whole. we have the same issu

the revelation comes after the parish was subpoenaed amid new york city mayor eric adams corruption scandale diocese accused the monsignor of transferring the money to bank accounts affiliated with the former chief of staff to mayor adams. he caught the attention of the bishop after letting sabrina carpenter use the church to shoot a controversial music video. just nine days until thanksgiving and the final preps are underway for the macy's 98th annual thanksgiving day parade. we are getting a tour of macy's new jersey warehouse, where new creations are being put together for the parade. this is a year round endeavor. six new floats will be debuting this year, including displays by haribo, gummy candy company disney cruises and the bronx zoo. over 100 hours of work went into sculpting the characters on netflix's wednesday float, and you recognize her. dora the explorer. this will be the first time you will see her fantastical rain forest. you can watch the parade next thursday, starting at 8:30 a.m. right here on nbc bay area. it's a magical day. a lot coming up ahead. jessica aguirre joins

en respuesta al incidente, el alcalde eric adams de nueva york aseguró que el sistema de salud siguesido arrestado 8 veces en nueva york en el último año, nada más. también tiene arrestos en ohio y florida y está bajo custodia del departamento de correcciones hasta el 17 de octubre por cargos relacionados a robo y asalto. y según registros, ese mismo día que fue liberado, robó una tienda en manhattan. seguimos con otro crimen. difícil de creer. nos vamos a georgia, donde continúa el juicio por el asesinato del estudiante de enfermería leakin reedley, y donde se espera que la fiscalía concluya su exposición e inicie el testimonio de la defensa. la presentación de la defensa esta mañana, el tribunal escuchó el testimonio de los investigadores que revisaron las imágenes de vigilancia que mostraban a un hombre identificado como josé ibarra, merodeando afuera de un complejo de apartamentos cerca de su casa durante casi una hora, la mañana del asesinato de laken reedley. en esa hora pasó por un apartamento 7 veces y abrió la puerta con malla para mosquitos 3 veces antes de dirigirse al bos

pizza rat do what we do, he writes the public transit around the city, talking [ censored ] about eric adams, we all do it. also never to be outdone, philadelphia recently tried to make their own pizza rat have been, did anybody see what it was? >> donut dog? >> i don't know. >> a hoagie snake ? a snake that steals hoagies? >> and then he swallows them and he's the shape of a hoagie. >> it was chicken fingers world. >> we could have guessed it if you gave us two more seconds. >> here is the video that did not go viral. >> they are a different type of. check out this chubby guy chowing down on a chicken tender on top of a telephone pole, he is absolutely going after it, that chicken finger is almost as big as he is, the squirrel didn't want any audience, the squirrel took off with the chicken tender. philadelphia, a pot of gold. >> is there no news happening in philadelphia? he spent 20 minutes on this. >> also a scientific fact, chicken fingers is also the medical term for his [ censored ]. [ laughing ] nonetheless, chicken fingers squirrel, if you ever need a lawyer, you know who to call. >

new york city mayor eric adams set to go on trial in april. the date was issued during a hearing in federal court on whether to throw out bribery charges against him. adams being charged with bribery, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and campaign contributions by foreign nations and wire fraud and bribery. he's being accused of accepting travel perks mt. legal campaign contributions from a turkish official and other foreign nagsals and prosecutors say in exchange he performed political favors for the turkish government. adams pled not guilty. celebrating la dodgers series win over the yankee withs a parade through los angeles yesterday. but it was la shohei ohtani's dog that stole the show. fans clambering to meet decoy before the parade began. the pup wore a dodger's jersey and was even seen waving at fan withs the help of ohtani of course. but i thought we'd see the video of it. over 100,000 fans lined the streets to cheer on the team. rachel: that was a beautiful dog. will: i didn't catch agleamens, what was he? a glimpse and looked cute. ra

eric adams has taken every opportunity to exacerbate a cost of living crisis and has blamed immigrantseekers saying we could destroy the city. when you see that from the second largest bully pulpit in america it's no surprise to see the shift. >> even though it is a city of position, it's a city of mayor wall position any where in the world. let me put a finer point on the presidential election. 600,000 people less showed up in new york city. how do you explain that. >> i think a system of despair. what we've seen as much as we try to tell people this isn't a strong economy. that unemployment is very low. more than half of all new yorkers give the majority of their paycheck to a landlord or bank. 500,000 of our children can't even afford enough food to eat and we're seeing eviction surge, homelessness surge. all of this amidst a rising cost of living. they want to see an affirmative vision that will not just acknowledge that but rectify it. >> there is this debate amongst the democratic party as to whether or not the party has shifted too much to the left and needs to come back to the

and when new york's democratic mayor, eric adams, was indicted earlier this year, he pleaded not guilty and began to invoke a similar argument. >> i always knew that if i stood my ground for all of you that i would be a target and a target. i became. >> adams has been indicted on five federal charges related to bribery, wire fraud conspiracy and soliciting campaign contributions from foreign nationals. prosecutors allege his illegal actions stretched back a decade, but adams claims that those charges seem to emerge only after he sharply criticized the biden white house for not doing enough to help new york city with an influx of migrants. the president and the white house has failed new york city on this issue, despite our pleas. >> when the federal government did nothing as its broken immigration policies overloaded our shelter system with no relief i put the people of new york before party and politics. >> if mayor adams was taking a page from donald trump's playbook he was also becoming a validator of trump's claims and donald trump became one of the democratic mayors. most prominent

i was persecuted, and so are you eric mayor adams has been treated pretty badly.e said that this whole thing with the migrants coming into new york, this is just not sustainable. he said it very nicely. i said, well, he's going to be indicted by these lunatics for saying a year later he got indicted. >> would the founder of the maga movement use his power to rescue a high profile democrat from criminal charges and scandal? sources tell cnn the two men have spoken since trump's election win, but it's unclear whether a pardon has ever been discussed. >> would you accept a pardon if trump offered it to you i don'

mean, pizza rat does what we do, right around the city, and try to grab a slice, talk shit about eric adamsthey are the same people. also, never to be outdone, philadelphia recently tried to make their own pizza rat happen. did anybody see what it was? >> donut dog? i don't know. >> a hoagie snake? like, a snake that steals hoagies? >> that is good. >> and then, he swallows them and he is in the shape of a hoagie! i want sam's answer to be right. >> it was chicken finger squirrel. >> [ laughter ] we could have guessed it if you gave us two more seconds! >> yeah, exactly. >> here is the video that did not go viral. >> squirrels in philadelphia are apparently a different type of breed. check out this chubby guy chowing down on a whole chicken tender on top of a telephone pole. he is absolutely going after it. that chicken finger is almost as big as he is. this is relevant for the audience, because the squirrel just turned around and took off with a chicken tender, of course. again, philadelphia, i have been there a lot of times, a pot of gold there with that large chicken finger. >> is there

also, mayor eric adams says he would like to see president trump make changes to sanctuary city policies, especially when it comes to i.c.e. cooperating with law enforcement when it comes to migrants convicted of crime. is that something you would like to see? gov. hochul: i would say democrats should never take any vote for granted. and that will be part of the outreach that needs to go through -- needs to continue in anticipation of the next election. there is a difference between sanctuary cities and new york state. we are not a sanctuary state. we work with i.c.e. when it comes to our northern border. we work closely with them. because we have had people come in not through a legal program, not through the federal program. those are initiatives that are already ongoing. the mayor can speak to what he will do in the city. >> madame attorney general, i want to ask, you mentioned retribution and revenge in your remark. trump has appealed the case, the 400 million judgment. i want to ask you specifically what you think last night's results mean for that and more specifically, trump has s

mayor eric adams did away with a debit card program in the city. >> i have some cover. they can't afford it in new york. they can't afford it and century states. and century cities, they are being dishonest about it if they are saying they can, and they are the ones who advertised that. it's interesting. guy talks about the chest thumping. she is obviously the governor of new york state. they are all running for the next election cycle. the same business time after time. "if you're coming for my people, you are coming for me." that's why the vast majority of americans said "those don't feel like our neighbors." when you have migrants criminals who are coming here murdering young women,. >> so much more to come including his pick some democrats are so unhappy that trump won they are already plotting their resistance. stay with us. (admiral) if you're a veteran, own a home, and need money for your family, call newday usa to use your valuable va home loan benefit. (vet 1) thank you, admiral. (admiral) it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. (vet 2) thank you ad

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new york city mayor eric adams has said he too opposes mass deportation.nth he said he wants to work with trump on immigration reform while also hoping new york city will overhaul laws on the books that keep local police for working directly with ice. >> people are repeated offenders of violent acts after they served their time they should not remain in our city. that's a job of the city council. >> it is important to note that the mayor alone cannot change sanctuary laws. so far the new york city council has seemed unlikely to change or walk back any of the century policies. we will all right cb thanks so much. arthel? arthel: almost two months after hurricane helene and devastated parts of western north carolina, chilly temperatures in early snow creating a new problems or people there. steve harrigan has more from one storm ravaged town. >> eight weeks after hurricane helene devastated north carolina, conditions for many here have gotten worse. with fema hotel vouchers expiring, some families are living in donated trailers alongside the remains of their

now, in response to the blaze, new york mayor eric adams has banned grilling in city parks.l, then where are new yorkers supposed to cook? the oven? that's where they store their shoes! in addition to the fires here in new york, nearly half a dozen wildfires burned in new jersey. let's reach out right now to the highest authority in new jersey. sir, how are you handling this blaze? ♪ oh, oh, oh, i'm on fire ♪ oh, no. oh, no. where could we go to get water to put you out? ♪ we'd go down to the river ♪ that's why you're the boss. guy has the answers. speaking of things spreading out of control: promos for the new "wicked" movie are everywhere, and as far as i can tell, it's about a green lady and a pink lady who team up to sell you commemorative starbucks tumblers. one piece of "wicked" merch out there is getting a little extra attention, 'cause "wicked"-themed dolls from mattel are being pulled from stores after the company mistakenly listed a porn site on the packaging. here's what happened. the website for the "wicked" movie is wickedmovie.com. but the web address listed on

people out of your state to the sanctuary cities and states and then all of a sudden people like eric adams finally got there and realized maybe this is not such a good idea wide-open borders because we can't control what's going on here. how frustrating is that for you? >> we have a country and a president and administration that are fighting back against the law. inviting all this illegal immigration to our country. bringing people and who are committing those and murders and crushing the families across the entire country. i'm thankful that we finally have a president and president trump who's going to enforce the laws of the united states of america. i'm thankful that we have tom homan as the incoming border officer who will enforce those laws and make sure that we get back to restoring order. but also i'm thankful especially with tomorrow.this time of yea i think for for the national guard troops who have been serving on our border for the past four years under the biden administration, erecting the barriers, and denying entry to people trying to enter the country illegally. those are

people like mayor eric adams and public advocate giovanni williams, city controller, all came togetherd spent time that day for others. it's not about, to me, on thanksgiving day, what you read. it's about who you help to make sure they eat. and that they have role models to look up to. that does it for me, thanks for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for another live our of politics nation. the saturday show with jonathan capehart starts after a short break. advil liqui-gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. mr. clean magic eraser... wow - where has this been my entire life? that start working on contact having to clean with multiple products is a hassle. trying to figure out okay - what am i going to use on the shower, what am i going to use on the bathtub? i don't have to think about that. with magic eraser... i use it on everyday messes. i even use it on things that i think

former mayor eric adams to jelly roll, to the fighters themselves.e heavy weight champ john ons who knocked out his opponent with a rib kick -- jon jones -- and then hit the number contracts. -- ymca. >> he's hurting now. >> that's it. >> and still -- how good is johnny bones? how good? >> wow! [ laughter ] he did the trump dance. he did the trump dance! >> the champ took rogan's mic and gave trump a shout out. >> i want to do say a big thank you to donald trump tonight. >> can i get a party. >> hey, what do you think of my version of the donald trump? check it out. usa, usa. let's go. >> jesse: jones even hopped out of the cage and handed trump his championship belt. not sure if he took it home, but that could look nice in the oval next to churchill's bust. cnn said they felt like they were in a time machine. >> it really looks like ancient rome here. this is sort of the conquering republican caesar going into the coliseum and everyone is cheering and he has his political gladiators with him. that appearance isn't just about him enjoying the applaus

today is the next stage in what city officials call mayor eric adams' "trash revolution."se, our nation, from the days of its founding fathers, has a proud history of trash revolution. who can forget that song from hamilton? ♪ i am not throwing away my trash ♪ city hall is giving homeowners a couple months to get it together, but starting on january 2, landlords who flout the rules will face fines of $50. ooooh! $50! so scary! it's new york. my coffee costs 75 bucks! the free milk you put in yourself? 50 bucks! greatest city in the world! of course, down in washington, giant piles of trash are about to take power. [applause] true. trump has begun naming his cabinet, and he's expected to pick marco rubio for secretary of state. i'm sorry. i misread that. it should be "lil" secretary of state. this is actually kind of surprising. trump and rubio as i'm sure you know have a long and checkered history. back when rubio was running against trump in the 2016 primary, he hit trump below the belt. >> he's always calling me little marco. and i'll admit he's taller than me. he's like

eric adams has indicated he wants to work with the federal government in private. we know sanctuary city laws prohibit him doing things but an interesting test case to see what happens. >> bill: two weeks ago we have to question our sanctuary status. in my view that's a huge move for a democratic big city mayor in america today. under barack obama, eight years now, you had 5.3 million removals and returns. that got very little coverage in the media. i imagine it will be different now with trump. >> yes. president trump will try to do the same. the media seizes on pictures and images and try to make it a huge scandal ignoring the past and precedent with president obama. they have to do it carefully. i think public sentiment has changed. we are a long way from 2016 when president trump was floating some of these ideas that did not have majority support. now they do. politically we're in a different place. i don't know if the media antics will work the same way. >> dana: the democrats have no one to blame but themselves if they didn't want this to happen the fact they

. >> new york city mayor eric adam saying he's clearly frustrated with the migrant crisis.rs a lot of money estimated $5 billion a year over the next three years or so. he also says the president-elect trutrumps a plan for mass deportations, it may not be the answer currently under the city sanctuary laws, like many across the nation police are not allowed to cooperate with eyes to arrested deploy migrants who are here illegally. will the new trump plan work? one critic of all this republican new york city councilwoman vickie paladino who knows the issue firsthand. good to see you. what you think of the new trump plant of mass deportations and actually try to take a stopper stance on this in the buy demonstration did? what's let's be clear here. when we say it mass and deportation that is a scare tactic. it's all people are going to go around banging on people's door and dragging people out of their houses. no this is strictly about criminals. the heart core drug court tell gang members, rapists and what got going on in our city is a disaster. the mayor knows that you heard

mike johnson chicago mayor brandon johnston have also spoken out in opposition new york city mayor eric adamsa said he opposes mass deportation but was to work with trump on immigration reform while also trying your city council overhaul laws on the books it will keep local police from working with ice. >> people are repeated offenders of violent acts after they served their time they should not remain in our city that the job of the city council. >> of art new york city council has seemed unlikely to change or walk back and eat sanctuary anyy policies. >> art cb cotton thank you. president-elect trump will focus on the border and energy independence on day one. his new administration faces the daunting task of rebuilding america's infrastructure including roads, airports, and communications. for more on that what trumps the first 100 days back at office might look like, let's bring in tennessee republican congressman who sits on the house house transportation and infrastructure committee parties also on in the oversight foreign affairs committees. the busy congressman. so tell us, congressme

gavin newsom's numbers have gone down in california and mayor eric adams in new york city, with scandalsmocratic party beneath the surface. >> the voters in the democratic cities have lost patients patience, and african-american men. take a look at the liberal baggion of government, massachusetts, the average household, 215,000. 11,000 for african-american households, jobs and economic growth are not working, public safety, quality of life. all you have to do is look at the cities and what you see is a diminishing quality of life and we're back to the 1990's and the voters are losing patience across demographics, because people are americans and americans are losing patience with fearful of their safety and walking around their communities. neil: we've been reporting and you can elaborate on the wall street journal story out today, don, that shows the harris campaign zeroing in, like a laser, if you will, on female voters that she has a disproportionate edge over donald trump who enjoys the same with male voters. how do you see that sorting out? >> one, i don't think that harris' edge is

eric: manhattan judges set a trial date for eric adams corruption case with the mayor pled not guiltyy and taking foreign campaign contributions. his trial set to begin april 21 that is just two months before newark democratic primary for the judges said the trial should last six weeks or four -- six weeks. you could be in the courtroom and not campaigning because it could run right through the month of the election. several democrats have already announced they plan to run against him. >> the daniel penny trial began yesterday in your city five witnesses were called on just the first day. penny is the marine veteran charged with manslaughter and the death of homeless man jordan neely. after a struggle on the subway last year. the prosecution argues penny went way too far in subduing the defense of counters he showed courage in protecting his fellow writers. cb cotton is live in new york city with more. >> a prosecutor and defense appeared to agree on at least a few things during opening statements saying subway writers were indeed scared of jordan neely's behavior. he was on drugs an