thanks for the passport into the city and governor hochul, thank you.a chance to speak and governor murphy, your leadership has been vital to the project and the new jersey congressional delegation fought like hell to push forward all this entails and i want to thank everybody here and i want to thank bob menendez and cory booker, two great senators from north carolina. while others tried to shut this down, i made clear this is a national priority, and i told you that i would get this done and we did it together. i want to thank representative gotheimer as well and two members of the new jersey congressional delegation, rob menendez, who's smarter than his dad and don goldman, i know because my son was smarter than i was. look, for being here, we got a lot of work to do and work to get together. you'll pay for that when you get home; right. i want to thank everyone from am amtrak. everyone from amtrak and fta is up here. from the gateway development commission is really important. thank you for your partnership. for liability and 60. in addition to gett

[applause] governor hochul: we honor them. i am a former waitresses. i make really good chicken wings. the waitresses, the hotel workers, the union workers and so many others. sometimes they have to work a couple of jobs just so they can give their kids a hot meal, and this day also belongs to our law enforcement and our emergency responders who wake up every single day, set their alarms, and they face the storms of fires, the hurricanes, the flooding, the blizzard and all the other risks to themselves just so we can be safe in our beds at night. this day also belongs to the resilient farmers. my gosh. that's tough, tough business. all over the state of new york. their food feeds the rest of us throughout this state. and to our small businesses, the owners -- i helped my mom start a small business a long time ago. i know the struggles. you put your hopes and dreams in a business and sometimes things like a pandemic just knock you back. they're so resilient. we're here to help them because they add the charm and the character and the personality to our

kathy hochul. and while his career is just getting started, it is sure to inspire some generations to come. and reporter greg mocker has that story. >> graduates people to go to work. when you go for a walk with kayden hern, you that we right now, yes, be prepared to stop and lasalle that the lead equal for you. if you look back this think people around west 100 33rd street on the night that an interview. >> are asking him about his words at the inauguration of the governor of new york. in my mind, i used to be a child. puppy not knowing that hopes and dreams can become reality in my mind, i thought it fine to sit in the back of the classroom. >> because my teacher and novak's me to read or write, but little did she know i was ever so the 9 year-old is the poet laureate for new york. he was waiting to go inside the apollo last year when governor kathy hochul stopped by for one of her official appearances as a long line around the block. >> and i saw this young man's going in to watch somebody is. >

the state of the union contradictiond if biden such a success why aren't americans pleased kathy hochul in new york talking about banning gas stoves he just told us we need oil for a decade. >> out of touch i think american public wants to see coming off russian oil imports instead of running to iran, venezuela, saudi arabia wherever, other country looking at ramp up domestic energy production this something not just, inside of the government, some of these states that is how you create jobss where i down cost of energy people want options, they like, to be able to power home or business with a gas stove i think that that big government attack on choice, here as relates to energy policy is one that hurts us not just economically, but i think people feel like not being represented by government i think joe biden, kathy hochul democrats, different levels of government are losing the audience with pandersering to environmental activists. >> maim major disconnect what the people are feeling on the ground in homes paying bills what the president talked about last night the, fox news poll, th

state police in new york an investigation into governor kathy hochul's security detail.bout? ashley: state police investigators looking at whether the troopers assigned to governor hochul have been cheating taxpayers by claiming there on the clock and they are just blowing up their shift, the probe reportedly focusing on members of the governor's detail stationed in new york city and whether they had colleagues sign them in and then didn't show up for their shift, the truth is under scrutiny, they've been removed from their post and could face disciplinary action if these allegations are confirmed. stuart: i want to bring you up to speed on another major story that started at 10:00 eastern this morning, you reported it, only 4 million existing home sales on an annualized basis for this year. stuart: ashley: that was a 12 year low, thanks to charlie brady, our senior editor, 12 year low. blue and very important another reason the market is selling off as it is. i want to keep pace with the news develop into going on through the show. then we got this one. more cities prop

thank you governors hochul and governor murphy.e painstakingly negotiated the technical principles of the financing agreement where federal loans would count as an equal share of funding. once again we finally had the pieces back in place, and once again, a republican bully tried to wreak havoc. as soon as possible trump took office, he set up out some attaching gateway by holding all administrative approvals on completely bogus grounds. he said he would not even negotiate on gateway until there was money to build wall. he shut down the government for weeks. when he invited me into the oval office to try and force an agreement to build the wall and then maybe gateway, i had a few choice broken words for him. noefiing way, mr. president. now that doesn't mean we didn't make any progress during those years. we worked hard with the delegation in new jersey and new york to secure tens of billions of dollars in appropriations for various federal spending accounts that gateway could use once president trump was gone. but what i couldn't

they had the opportunity to eliminate governor hochul and replace her with lee zeldin.l continue to fight for their interests and a public safety and look, we have a police officer's murderer up for parole next month, gerard carter killed on stat ben island by a thug and if we allow this police officer to be released once again sends the wrong message that we are put putting kr criminals beforec safety and law enforcement. maria: thanks very much for being here, walking us through it. we so appreciate it. nicole malliotakis in d.c. this morning. thank you. tensions are erupting again with communist china as more comes out about the ccp's efforts to spy on americans. former acting u.s. attorney general matt whitaker will weigh in when we come back. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you c

joining us now is someone who was at that meeting, new york governor kathy hochul. governor hochul, thank you for joining us on a busy day for you i'm sure. >> thank you very much. >> governor, this week the president delivered her "state of the union" address. a lot of people are saying this is also laying the ground work for a 2024 run. yesterday you were a part of a group of democratic governors saying you fully support a biden re-election, but i wonder what more does biden need do to win over some democrats and we know based on the polls there are some, who are still skeptical that he should be the nominee? >> well, president biden absolutely laid the foundation for a re-election run. he will make that decision on his own timeline. he has tremendous supports among the democratic governors, and i believe the people he represents. what he talked about at the "state of the union" and reinforced to us as state leaders is that we have to keep focusing on ways we can create more jobs, whether it's infrastructure, whether it's the green economy, semiconductors, all the

[applause] i hope it is not lost on you how many times i say the name governor hochul.he real synergy and partnership in the space. we will build the success in open street programs by creating community spaces where people can gather and enjoy culture in wellness and programs. accounts meant or commissioner rodriguez has talked about it for years. i know he is in the audience number. great job commissioner. [applause] our director will ensure our public space is citywide. coordinating city agencies and community groups to deliver results for all new yorkers. public safety means more protecting our streets, their environment, the air we breathe and what we breathe for generations to come. our working class neighborhoods have borne the betty of highways and heavy industry, leading to polluted air and to the highest asthma rate in the nation. this environmental injustice is not acceptable. it is something my friend and current president has talked about antoni. with this issue for years. the good work must move forward on this. [applause] it is really wrong when the techn

and kathy hochul of new york.governors association meeting here, but from what i understand, you all get together a lot. that is kind of a bond that's been created here. >> yeah, no question, we've all been through fire, right? especially the last couple years. and being able to connect with my colleagues, you know, troubleshoot, help one another, just even too, you know, have someone who understands the unique moment and job that we all have. we're all human beings, we are all ordinary people, but we have extraordinary roles. serving on extraordinary circumstances, and so to have a friend to call, someone who understands, and who can help, i think it's really powerful. it's really important. and no one else is doing jobs like this, who could possibly understand all the challenges that were put through. >> exactly. >> exactly. and as women, it's a whole new world. there are more and more of us in leadership positions, governor hochul, first female governor of the state of new york. we appreciate that. is there --

but >> before a joint session of new york state legislature in albany, governor kathy hochul says the state of her state is strong. she also acknowledged areas where there is more work to be done, including in areas of gun violence, infrastructure investment, and job haitian. this is 50 minutes. [background noises] >> personal physician about the in the cost legislature, >> pursuant to a resolution duly adopted in each of the houses of the legislature, the senate and the assembly of the state of new york are met in joint session for the purpose of receiving the annual message to the legislature from the governor of the state of new york. ladies and gentlemen, i am proud and honored to present the 57th governor of the state of new york, kathy hochul! [applause] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [applause] [background noises] [cheering] [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] >> thank you first of all, my incredible partner in government, lieutenant governor, antonio delgado. [cheering and applauding] like got both first and foremost, you, -- just l

i think kathy hochul needs to step up, she is the governor and she is missing in action. >> todd: her new budget she put forth doesn't give indication she is taking it seriously. >> ashley: republicans are taking the crisis at the southern border to capitol hill. lawmakers sparring for house during the first hearing on the border crisis. >> todd: lucas tomlinson has more. >> republicans on the house judiciary committee used their first hearing to focus on the crisis on the u.s./mexico border. >> month after month after month, we have set records for migrants coming into the country and frankly, i think it is intentional. i don't know how anyone with common sense or logic can reach another conclusion, it emzoos deliberate and premeditated. >> address the border in crisis mode. >> that reflects uptick in migrant deaths, that is 2020 to 2022, almost thousand migrant deaths at the southwest border. kamala harris was reported border czar, she should know the border in and out, along with mayorkas. has she? have you had interaction with her? >> no. >> democrats fired back. >> first hearing

the governor of new york, kathy hochul. >> i think that governor hochul has a wonderful opportunity rightvivors. >> nikki's story has rightfully gotten an immense amount of attention, but there are people with equally worthy stories out there. >> and some of these stories are also getting media attention. >> pieper lewis waiting to hear her sentence for killing her alleged rapist. >> wendy howard claims she killed in self-defense. >> maddysen george, a colville tribal member says she shot and killed the man who raped her. >> chrystul kizer, an appeals years behind bars for murdering her ex-husband, there's new hope tonight for april wilkens. >> and there are countless stories of survivors that never see the media spotlight. >> when i started looking into nikki's case, i was curious if this was a one-off or if it was something that's happening all the time. so i started to write into the prisons. one of the letters i received was from tanisha williams. she took part in a really horrible crime while her abuser had a gun to her. she was used as a key prosecution witness, and then she was put

maria: kathy hochul just released the proposed budget.'t think that will get anybody to change their minds. she wants a ban on gas stoves and more money in terms of the migrant crisis as well. we'll be watching all that. dennis, good to see you. thanthank you so much. quick break and then the house of representatives voted to quick congresswoman ilhan omar off the foreign affairs committee. their reasons, coming up and what her squad members had to say about it. complete meltdown, next. ♪ she's got electric boots. ♪ a mohair suit. ♪ you know i read it in a magazine. ♪ benny and the jets. sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can get a free complete exam and x-rays, and 20 percent off treatment plans.

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kathy hochul and i were together a couple of weeks ago in new york. 70,000 jobs on that one project alone. these are game changing investments in our country. we had a good discussion about workforce development. governor -- is going to lead us tomorrow and a discussion about how we can prime the pump and get more workers into that pipeline. i thank you as well for your focus on mental health. one of the initiatives we have is strengthening mental health among our kids, focusing on infant and maternal health as well. a deep thanks for your leadership and support. lastly, we had an executive committee meeting yesterday, about nine or 10 of us, there is a certain pride we have in the national governors association that notwithstanding political parties or differences, we can consistently come together and disprove their narrative that politics has gotten completely divisive. i say that on behalf of of a room full of both democrat and republican chief executives. we are honored to be here. thank you for having us. [applause] >> pres. biden: thanks. we are honored to have you all. you guys ma

ladies and gentlemen, i'm proud and honored to present 57th governor of the state of new york, kathy hochul. [applause] [cheering and applauding] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [applause] [background noises] [cheering] [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] >> thank you first of all, my incredible partner in government, lieutenant governor, antonio delgado. [cheering and applauding] like me, every rest stop, every mcdonald's on the freeway, he's done an extraordinary job, so grateful to have him. i want to thank doctor richardson for the beautiful location, reminding us of the presence of god in our lives as we do the work of the people. i want to thank my incredible partners in government and in new york we have extraordinary public servants. our attorney general letitia james never backs on a flight, great attorney general, thank you. [applause] going to help us whether the financial storms that may lie ahead, a great partner to get the state through tough times. [applause] are senate majority leader, he stood here a year ago and made history rele

cathy hochul from new york. i understand you get together a lot. that you all are developing together and helps you in doing your own job. >> no question. we have been through fire especially the last couple of years and being able to connect with my colleagues, troubleshoot, help one another or to have someone who understands the unique moment and job that we all have. we're all human beings and ordinary people with extraordinary roles serving under extraordinary circumstances and a friend to call and someone that understands it to help is really powerful and important and no one else is doing jobs like this to understand the challenges. >> exactly. >> executive sorority. >> as women it's a whole new world with more and more of us in leadership positions. governor hochul, first female governor of new york. can you give us an example of this bond here? is there a time when you can think of that you came together to support each other? what's the lesson men can take away from this playbook? >> it is quite extraordinary because the women have been th

hochul put in something called housing compact that will destroy the little towns on the hudson, youcharming old towns with two stories. you know, main streets and oold houses that will be go by wait side. her plan requires these towns build af affordable housing within a half mile of the train stop. this issue is a real unifier in the nation. having a home is the american dream. and 68% of americans own their home, a se single family home, 88 million people live in a household that owns a single family home, you are talking a lot of people who may not be registered republicans, but if you make them aware of when in a are about to lose, something they have worked for, for years, something they hope to pass on to their children, they will respond. >> in part, also, is this an effort to destroy the suburbs, you hear democratic talk to get suburban vote, it is like the border. if you change the nature of the demographics and the population, let's change the superbs too. then really, we have no political or cultural opposition whatsoever. >> that right, all of this suburbs, we may still

hochul has put in something called housing compact.wns on the hudson, you know you get off the train, you see the charming old towns with two stories, you know main streets and old houses, very charming. all of that will go by the way side, her plan requires these towns build affordable housing within a half mile of the train stop.e all those charming main streets are going to have s high-rises thitos issue ask aa realre unifier in the nation. having a home is the american dream. and 68% of americans own their home.e 88 million people live in a house home that owns ail single family home, you aree talking to a lot otaf people who may not be registeredou republicans, but if you make awa them aware of wheth what thesoy are about to lose, a something they have worked for for years they will respond. mark: is t this not an effort to destroy the exp vot suburbs. it is likee, the border. if you change the nature off the demographics and population, let's change the suburbs too. then really, we have no political or cultural opposition whatsoe

. >> todd: when you look at kathy hochul budget, it is in hundred of billions of dollars and back pay should be included in that. fed up with woke curriculum, wait until you hear about lesson plans across the country this black lives matter week. >> ashley: there is this. >> congress must fix our broken immigration system. and congress must provide the necessary funds for border security. >> ashley: vice president kamala harris wants someone else to handle the border crisis she was assigned to tackle and now even democrats are losing confidence in her abilities. that is next. >> todd: the owner of the rob delaney repair shot that received hunter biden laptop says hunter's legal team broke the law in the claim the layoffs was stolen. the first son's lawyers violated federal and state law after mac isaac says hunter signed a release form. signed by hunter and the hard drive to which the data was recovered 90 days later, it became abandoned property. the best disposal of the laptop would be to turn them over to the authority. hunter biden legal team denies the laptop belongs to him after

you have alvin bragg, kathy hochul, adams, everyone has to get on the same page. >> ashley: now to pretty wild security footage from toronto, canada, capturing two robbers crashing a stolen car into a mall. you can see the audi outside heading toward the entrance before squaring up and am raing the glass doors. the thieves take a joyride through the first floor before robbing an electronics store. they are still on the loose, no one was hurt. >> todd: you can see the license plate on the car, these criminals do not care about consequences. >> ashley: zero care. d.e.a. official with urgent warning on how drug cartels infiltrated america and are greatest drug threats in u.s. history. >> these ruthless criminal organizations have associates, facilitators and brokers in all 50 states and more than 40 countries around the world. >> ashley: talking to border state congressman about it. >> todd: and wyoming helping joe biden on electric vehicles after the white house demanded charging stations be put in every 50 miles. wyoming lawmaker explains why it will hurt the state. don't go anywhere. heav

were right that the federal government was not prepared and then he lashed out at new york governor hochuloblem but our state isn't even handling it. new york city mayor, everyone is coming to new york city, 43,000 instead of being dispersed across new york state. ashley: we will leave it right there. this story, conklin jim jordan firing back at aoc for accusing republicans of weapon icing the house oversight committee, listen. >> we are focused on the first amendment, the right to free speech, the right to speak in a way that you can communicate on a platform that is now become the public square. ashley: lots more to say on that. we will play the full soundbite after the break. also, we know the chinese spy flight that was shot down was able to listen in on conversations in america. chad program will have the full story coming up next. ♪ good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the compa

by the way, mark, kathy hochul came out with record-breaking budget. she's talking about bail and leaving it up to the discretion of judges. she says she would increase spending on anticrime spending by 110 million and minor rollback of the state's controversial bail reform law saying they will leave it to the judges to impose the least restrictive means to ensure defendants return to court. >> we are going to allow inmates to run the asylum. maria: too little too late. >> crime is becoming a sport and because of what mike said, no consequences. you can go to target, shoplift and walk straight out the door and the security guards are going the look the other way. that's one of the reasons that we are seeing this rising trend in paid protection. individuals who have the financial means are now hiring paid protection. businesses are hiring paid protection. maria: so are lawmakers putting on crazy rules, they have their own security. >> the solution is pretty simple. have consequences. it's not rocket science. >> we are all paying the price for this. in h

specifically school choice, even some democrats are seeing writing on black board, new york lefty governor hochulnnounced plans to let a new charter school open in new york city with state fundings. outperforming their public school counterparts and both math and english. and less than half of cost per student, it is cheaper and better, why couldn't everyone clamor for that, the chair of sunni charter school committee joes you of balik welcome to the show. >> a, kennedy. kennedy: i love school choice, i realize it is not a one side fits all solution but it is for many families. >> the the key is choice for parents and their kids, parents care about one thing, which is what is best for their kids and careless about politics of the issue, they want to send their kids to schools that give them best opportunity, allow hem to perform at highest level, date is clear that charter schools that are authorized by suni do that, 80% of our schools out perform district schools. kennedy: is there there push back? if you have the data, charter schools in places like the bronx. kids have been under served for ge

until something changes in albany and governor hochul. >> todd: you threw y'all, that shows you are seriousxas, we don't mess around. >> ashley: san francisco pizza shop fires employees for telling police officers they were not welcome. >> cheryl: the union tweeted about it, people on twitter are angry. an employee at pizza squared told several officers they were not welcome in the restaurant. you pointed this out earlier, ashley, this was a trainee, third day on the job. they have been fired and the pizza shop apologized, but this disrespect for law enforcement is unfortunate. they are hard working. in san francisco, they can't even afford to live in san francisco, going to a pizza shop, that is what they got, they can't go out to something else because they are serving the public and not making -- they don't make a lot of money. >> todd: can't go to the french laundry like the governor. >> cheryl: changing topics, american dream home is tonight. we're going to georgia and we're going to go to north carolina, we have mountains, farm country, families looking for life not in the big city, p

frankly, he should be partnering with governor desantis to hold governor hochul accountable here. >>n: do you think this is a prelude to a 2024 run? >> it certainly appears that way, and look, we have some rising stars in the party and so i'm looking forward to a robust presidential primary. >> john: it will be that, no question. congressman mike lawler, good to catch up with you. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> john: not to be flip, but the weather in florida is pretty good. >> gillian: you can't argue with that, that's just a fact. >> john: i lived in miami for a time, and it was dang nice down there. >> gillian: i wonder when desantis is going to declare, if he is going to declare. >> john: june, maybe july. see who else comes out. pence may come out some time in the spring, don't know, tim scott could announce, but i think we'll get a flurry of announcements before july. >> gillian: keep the attention and infighting on others and build a space for yourself to come out at the best possible moment. >> john: so you could attract all the fire. >> gillian: you are never going to avoi

bomb went off in a parking garage beneath the north tower senate majority leader chuck schumer kathy hochulew york city mayor eric adams spoke at today's ceremony held at the 9/11 memorial site. as many as 14 million people could lose medicaid coverage as states begin to review eligibility for the program for the first time since beginning of the pandemic nine states will remove those no longer eligible in april. other states will follow suit in the coming months. a church service held to honor the life of former president jimmy carter who is in hospice care at his home in georgia carter is america's longest living president at age 98. for more on these and other stories double the fox news app scan the qr code or go to foxnews.com/apps. the latest fox news pool find 61% of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of immigration while 36% say they approve custom and border protection tell fox news agents have encountered more than a million migrants at the southern border since the fiscal year began october 1, matt finn is live in mission texas with the latest. >> it is 1 million

new york city mayor eric adams, new york governor kathy hochul to the left of them as the officials areathering to mark the moment of silence. you know, the feds were able to crack this case, arthel, because one of the attackers, believe it or not, went back to the rental agency where they rented the van to get the deposit back. the fbi did spectacular work uncovering and getting one of the axels, and they were able to get the vin number from the axel of that van, and they were able to trace it to the rent-a-car office over in new jersey, and they were able then to, able to crack this case. this was all part of the blind sheikh's plans to attack america because we stand for chem the crass. there was this attack, there was the first radical islamic terror attack against our country, the assassination of the rabbi in the marriott on lexington avenue, that in 1990 when a terrorist who worked as an air-conditioning repairman in the new york city court system so the judges knew him, he went in and shot him in cold blood, ran out, was shot himself. and authorities always said, oh, he's a lone

congressman lee zeldin obviously ran for governor, he was on the program yesterday, he responded to kathy hochul'ss money more more the migrants so that she could house them. >> sanctuary city, sanctuary state policies are incentvising. whether they follow the rules or not they are going to be rewarded once they are able to make their way to new york. it causes that new yorker who is struggling to make ends meet, it's hard enough challenging life in new york, their breaking point is that much closer. maria: serious stuff going on here. >> oh, yeah, it's -- as i said, the city looks terrible from probably four years ago. maria: why? >> it's dirtier, okay. there's a lot more people out on the street, you know, they are panhandling and seems filthy. maria: yeah, the irs is proposing a crack down on your industry, the restaurant industry, they want to monitor cash tips. >> yeah, right. maria: employers get taxed tips. >> 42% of our federal tax revenues come from the 1% but to go after waitresses, i was a waitress. i remember when i was a waitress, made a dollar an hour and relied on my tips. this is t

this is a problem we pleaded with governor hochul to change at baer adams has the power to do that inon't have the nerve to stand up to the far left who are just perpetrating and advancing these laws and justifying them. the evidence is there, and people see it, but politicians don't have the courage to stand up and do this and keep our city safe which is why you see the mass exodus not just in new york city. ashley: they just don't have the backbone. is pure insanity. thank you so much, appreciate your time. groceries have gotten so expensive many people are turning to restaurants for relief. robert irvine will take on the growing takeout trend in our next our. furious residents demanding answers about the toxic train disaster but pete buttigieg and the rail company were no shows at last night's townhall. >> last time we heard from the white house. ashley: almost impossible to understand, they were in there, we will speak to someone who was at that townhall, she lives just miles away and fears for the safety of her family and friends and that is next. detect this: living with hiv, i

from several democratic dignitaries, senate majority leader chuck schumer, new york governor kathy hochulr eric adams. in 1998 ramsey, the man accused of being the master mind found guilty and sentence today 240 years in prison. federal prosecutors say the bombing was carried out as punishment to the united states for its relations in the middle east. five other men were also convicted for their roles in the attack. a seventh conspirator remains at large. >> this was unfathomable, innocence was destroyed also. an inno innocence or sense of sy that things like this can happen. >> the 911 memorial museum behind me serve today honor and remember the nearly 3,000 people who perished in the september 11th attacks and also the 6 people who died nearly 30 years ago on this day, such a tragedy. family members tell me this memorial behind me means always remembering and never forgetting. back to you. mike: never forget. cb cotton, thank you so much. the trial of alex murdaugh could be nearing a conclusion after the south carolina attorney took stand in his own defense earlier this week. we will br

>> well, it absolutely should, and it's quitelu disheartening hear that governor hochul in new york is considering expanding these types of units in the state. that isni absolutely the wrong thing to do. that is the wrong direction to go in. we should be reducing the footprint of police in our society overall, not expanding them and certainly not funding and deputizing these specialized units that operate outside the bounds of general oversight and authoritysi that most police uns and regular police officers had to adhere to. these units are invited to infiltrate communities in ways that are extraordinarily dangerous to them and those people. and i will say that what's particular pernicious about these specialized units is that they are deployed in the most underresourced communities as phil just said and ones that are relatively defensive because of that, that have the least amount of capacity and ability to report the injustices that they experience, to rally the push back against this violence and against this terrorism visited upon them by thesi state. and that makes it easy, right

lee zeldin got within four points of kathy hochul because of crime.ave not sealed the deal on it. in the mid-term, we talked about is the border going to matter. it ended up bying the economy and the abortion which the republicans ignored. if he can put forward policies that people say yes, this will make a difference. we all accept there's a crime problems. democrats, republicans and independents. what republican will put the bow on it and say this is how we change the culture between the people committing crimes, victims who are being all but ignored in a lot of cases with the liberal das and law enforcement that need our support and the bad ones needed to be weeded out. >> i look at this and ron desantis ran for governor in a republican state. he's not played politics here. the punches are harder. he might have good poll numbers now. donald trump has been vetted. once you punch and push back on ron desantis, the numbers will change. you have trump supporters and especially if you have 8-10 people, they'll divide up everybody by trump. never count d

. >> governor kathy hochul, mayor eric adams and senator charles schumer all spoke at the memorial service about how that day changed the city and country pointing out that though casualties were fewer that day, then the attack that would followed nearly 8 years later on 9.11, the grief and historical significance is not. >> september 11. has become shorthand for a major inflection point in american history. but that doesn't make what happened here 30 years ago on february. 26, any less important, any less tragic. any less worth remembering. >> the first attack on the world trade center rattled the sense of security of many americans but also caused the country to rally around new york city. >> this is american city. we continue to lift up that tree. no matter what home we all face. >> and there was a message of unity reflected and almost all of the speeches during the ceremony, many here are calling on americans to unite despite their differences. >> that was amy yensi reporting for us tonight. >> for your money tonight, millions who get health care coverage through medicaid could lose ac

. >> i was in albany for the state of the state address by hochul. out of touch with the american public. why should people owning gas stoves have to bear the burden of inflation and lots more? so yes, ron desantis has found a good, acute political moment saying we'll defend gas stoves. >> dana: the administration said we're not doing it but they are doing it. they are introducing it. >> bill: nice to see you. thank you for coming back. so from south carolina prosecutors revealing a key piece of evidence against the attorney on trial alex murdaugh in his double murder case. we'll show it to you. you could call it a smash and grab robbery on steroids. crooks driving a car directly into a mall in the early morning hours. how that ended up coming up. >> dana: my goodness. ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: driving around is how we get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we trusted the experts. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ inner voice (kombu

we should absolutely continue to support and try to help in every way our programs like jonathan hochul, whatever it may be we should all help. every last one of you have been touched by a terrible situation with drugs. it hurts our state. it hurts our employment, it hurts us in every way. wish to god we had real life help in regards to this. inin regards to corrections, we had many, many vacancies. the last go round you came really close on locality will go there'sss a 70% vacancy in bordr towns and address the locality pay because we have an obligation to take care of our prisoners and we'll waken with something not guilty very good if we don't watch out. the hot button right now. that's all there is to it. you asked me to make it better and the a-team like you couldn't imagine.o i can go into all kinds of specifics tonight. you had march and general hoyer and now after covid, if you believe that, there's lots that we have to do. i want to listen to everyone of your ideas. i want them to listen to your ideas. we all can do one thing if we will do it. we can make it better. we didn't g

police say that the victim so drink hochul and his wife are selling hot dogs after a concert when they suspect wanted a free. so to claiming that he already bought some earlier, coco said no. and that's when they say the suspect or beer in his face left came back and then attacked him. rick coco suffered from a broken nose, a black eye and a swollen face. no word on any arrests there at this time. in a statement to kron 4 acp center management said safety at the sep center events continues to be our top priority. we continue to actively communicate with city officials to ensure the public spaces outside of the arena are safe for all guests. we will continue to prioritize this issue until an adequate solution is reached. meantime, san jose mayor matt mahan u.s. mention issued a statement on the attack saying in part there's no place for violence in our community. are street vendors have the right to make an honest living without fear of intimidation or violence. the newsroom, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> still to come on, cut 4 news at 9. the groups in prominent people now lining up

and here in new york, the state senate has rejected democratic governor kathy hochul's nominee to become the state's top judge. hector lasalle came under fire from unions, as well as civil rights, immigrant rights, and reproductive rights groups that had opposed lasalle's nomination, citing what they described as his past anti-labor and anti-abortion rulings. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show looking at the failures that led to the massive train derailment in east palestine, ohio, that blanketed the town with a toxic brew of spilled chemicals and gasses, fouling the air, polluting waterways, and killing thousands of fish and frogs. residents are suffering ailments ranging from respiratory distress, sore throats, burning eyes and rashes, all with unknown long-term consequences. many say they do not trust officials who are telling them it is safe to return home. >> we have to have proper testing. [indiscernible] >> you're not satisfied with the testing that has been done at your ho

kathy hochul being our governor and not lee zeldin. >> rachel: good reason. >> not spending the money on the military. >> rachel: military spending? >> yep. >> illegal immigration, crime. not backing the blue. >> country not being united. we're divided. it's not good. we're not strong. >> rachel: one last one? >> our borders are just -- you know, they are just letting everybody in. you don't know who is coming in. terrorism, you know, we had 9/11 and you don't know what's going on. >> rachel: all right. >> it's crazy. >> rachel: you are hearing that. all right. back to you guys. >> steve: all right. >> a beautiful day down there at racing's north turn. be sure you watch. there is going to be a lot of turns at the daytona beach airs this sunday 2:30 in the afternoon on fox. >> ainsley: 40 cars making that starting grid. why will be watching. >> steve: start your engines. >> ainsley: president biden finally breaking his silence on unidentified objects shot down by the military as the navy wraps up its recovery of the chinese spy craft off the coast of south carolina. >> steve: meanwhile

in fact i was just with him this past week with governor hochul in new york. kicking off a huge piece of the hudson tunnel projects that will finally update the tunnels under the hudson river. he's a guy who cares deeply, he understands that governors really matter. it's not either or federal governor -- he's been an incredible partner and in his administration over the past couple of years, so much of what has gone through congress that he signed has had a huge positive impact on the state. so i think it's a huge chance to but acknowledge, celebrate on the one hand, but also acknowledge we have a lot of work to do, as a country and as governors. >> let's talk about your states, the great state of new jersey. this week a federal judge block part of your states can carry law being enforced, temporarily lifting the prohibition of carrying guns in public public parks, beaches or casinos. give me information about that. is your administration prepared to fight this ruling? >> very much so. my reaction is not happy but not surprised. we respect the judiciary, we do

we had a meeting, the new york delegation had a bipartisan meeting with governor hochul last week on bail reform was one of the things that we talked about and she is clear, she is not changing it. she thinks it's working. and i think one of the things that's most sad about criminal justice reform is not only what it's done to commun com communiw enforcement and their n morale, they were told they're doing this to protect minority communities and they're the ones that have seen the most increase in violent crime and they're seeing body bags removed because of the increase in violence. maria: the lower end of the spectrum in terms of income is going to get impacted the most. congressman, thanks very much for being here. we'll be watching your work. congressman anthony d'esposito in new york. quick break and then sky high threat, three more unknown objeobjects shot down over the weekend over north america. the white house is not saying a word about what we are witnessing. the stunning turn of events coming up. then, a wild night of football, all the highlights from super bowl lvii comi

in addition, governor hochul in new york wants to raise the minimum wage.s to tie future minimum wage increases to inflation. she offered little other details in the her state of the state address. when president biden gets back from his trip to ukraine and poland he will focus on his budget and more spending he wants. the president wants to expand the pell grant program for schools, increases the payment amount. start up front payments for child tax credit in form of direct checks instead of on your taxes and more money training police officers and helping people pay for housing. you see where that is going. republicans are looking at all the economic data and scratching their heads. >> i'm starting to think the president doesn't know basic math because he is the one who actually increased the debt by $10 trillion. he has increased spending by tremendous amount of money with all these different programs and plans that he has put forward. i think that, only thing republicans are asking for is for him to work with us and negotiate and let's talk about reason