possible motive number 2, kathy hochul gets tired of crime in new york and says alvin bragg, you're out the door. this insulates him from being fired by the governor of new york. you can't fire the guy that indicted trump. >> it's so ironic. governor hochul sent a letter to the d.a. >> when lee zeldin was running for governor, a lot of us were hoping that he would win because he would remove alvin bragg to the office. he's a danger to the city. he doesn't care about criminal justice reform. it's the radical d.a. orthodoxy that has infected the country. i think this case, a misdemeanor like a cut and dry misdemeanor that he's upgraded to a felony is just a distraction from how horribly he's doing. everybody has a phone and a camera on them at all times. people are savagely beaten in broad day lights by multiple suspects that know they're not going to get charged in bragg's new york. you can try to distract. i wish he had the same urgency prosecuting violent crimes, crimes against asian americans, crimes against jewish people that he does prosecuting a former president. >> that's right. i

new york's governor kathy hochul joins us now. thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us. so, governor, let's just quickly, because it was the last story we did. beverly cleary m do you have a response what is happening with allen brag's office and the former president as kaitlin was discussing with paula reid. >> of course, the district attorney must have the evidence necessary to be pursuing this the way he is. and i have confidence in his ability to bring donald trump to justice. this is occurring in so many courts and venues because, basically, he was a corrupt president. and so i encourage the district attorney to pursue all means possible to bring this individual to justice once and for all. >> governor, thank you for responding to that. now let's talk about mifiprestone. abortion is legal in new york y send it to the pharmacies? >> we have to because pharmacies have become the new battleground ever since women's rights were stripped in roe v. wade last june. so we want to make sure we send a preemptive message that despite the threats that you are se receiving from

maria: i mean, i'm surprised you don't see governor hochul doing more about it. of his -- lee zeldin made this one of his main issues. it's clearly important to new yorkers. >> it's absolutely important. and i think that, you know, there is a supermajority in the legislature, and they just don't want to engage on public safety. there are so many issues in the law, criminal justice the, that we can talk about. changes to the law, not only bail law, but a whole bunch of laws that we can enact to make new york safer. but they just don't want to engage. maria: all right, ray, we'll keep watching the. the ray tierney in suffolk county, new york, district other than there. thank you, sir. >>> quick break, and then the cities where a six-figure salary goes the furthest and what because $100,000 look like in new york? the hot topic buzz is coming up. ♪ ♪ meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's

[applause] i hope it is not lost on you how many times i say the name governor hochul. the 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 tec

she also said that the act mohawk reservation and that's under the control of governor hochul. are increasing border crossings and hochul just put an additional billion dollars in the budget to pay the expense of the illegal migrants here in new york. so clearly leadership in new york is fine with it. they are helping these illegals come in. >> that's typical. you know, democratic precincts leaders of those precincts tend to want to mop the water off the floor and not stop the bath tube from overflowing. they never go to the root cause of this mass migration, they just want to fix the symptoms which is ridiculous, the root cause of this is trudeau eliminated the visa requirement for mexicans and also some other nationalities and they're all flying in to mexico and crossing the border. that's where they need to start and same thing goes for the administration about the southern border which is overrun. maria: it's overrun for sure. todd an excerpt of your book overrun was published in the national review, you write, quote, the biden crisis began when the biden administration cri

weaponize the system school what with a congressional members are interested in knowing governor hochulragg from who was if you look what is happening in manhattan you are there right now with crime soaring an individual reduced 50% of felonies to misdemeanors, then was able to convict less than a third, crime is rampant in manhattan needs to focus on violent criminal offenders repeat o eventeders because every lack of prosecution from his office maria: i mean numbers horrible kaylee, in new york city, crime is, obviously, spiking i could only imagine what donald trump will use with a mug shot, how he will use that mug shot in a shot of him in cuffs his campaign. i am user to hear from you what house gop plan is moving forward in this because alvin bragg is a source from d.a. great would be if house executive order remove every -- in the country does congress have authority to challenge a local elected official in this matter? >> well, if he received federal funding we can look into whether using federal funds to weaponize the system politicize the system the idea to expose what what di

new york governor kathy hochul is urging people to be prepared. gov.re is no reason in the world to have plans to be out tomorrow. today is the day you get ready. do everything you need to do. stock up on the groceries stock up on the batteries, stock up on making sure you got enough chargers. everything you're gonna need. amna: in new hampshire, the storm is already disrupting local elections set for tuesday. nearly 20 communities have postponed the voting. the u.s. and south korea have launched their biggest joint military drills in years, provoking furious protests from north korea. to make its point, the north said this image showed a cruise missile being test-fired from one of its submarines on sunday. the u.s./south korean exercises include computer simulation and combined field trainings. they're expected to last 11 days. australia will buy as many as 5 nuclear-powered attack submarines from the united states to counter china's growing naval reach. the announcement came today as president biden met with the australian and british prime ministers

. >> we hear push back from elected officials in new york on thashlgts kathy hochul. >> i will debate you want, particularly aoc. she is great at killing jobs. she kills jobs by the thousands. another problem, where did amazon take their jobs? away from her. she threatened to sue them if they created jobs. this is a reality that -- >> there is a little more to it, but -- >> sorry just telling you the truth. >> especially with amazon in new york. quickly, what was elizabeth warren's response when you said that to her? >> i have a lot of respect for her because it's okay to have a debate about politics, but not policy. when you have punitive policy, you are making a mistake. i want to put up my hand and say i don't agree, senator, with your policy. i respect you as a politician. a very successful one. she is very successful. and that's the state where i grew my kids. our family grew up in boston, massachusetts. we left there to move to florida like everybody else is because it's a tough place to -- this is a tough message. people are critical about this but somebody has to call it out b

mayor hochul says you can go. >> steve: it's crazy here. that's a little something we are going to be talking about. meantime, ashley joins us with news from chicago. >> good morning, guys. start with this. the sea of blue issuing a final salute to a chicago police officer shot and killed by a suspect who remains held without bail. thousands of officers who across the nation on hand as andre also a co-was laid to rest. his wife breaking down in tears after handed a fold would up upper chicago flag. colleagues remembering him as a cop's cop who lived to serve. vasquez lasso was a five year veteran of the force and dreamed of becoming a detective. he was just 32 years old. the company epic everlasting play is rrlg 3.2 million calico critter sets following the deaths of two children. of the recall is for all calico critters flocked animal figures and sets sold with bottle and pacifier accessories. the toy maker says those small pieces pose a choking hazard. the virginia attorney general opening a probe into fairfax county middle school. it cen

new york governor kathy hochul alerted everyone of an emergency ahead of the storm. >> this could be a dangerous storm. please stay off the roads for your own safety. >> this is what it looked like in connecticut last night as the snow fell. the state's largest electricity provider said it's bringing in extra crews from other states to prepare for widespread power outages. >>> millions of people in california already recovering from a series of devastating storms are dealing with another one. crews rushed to repair a broken levee in central california that forced the evacuation of more than 8,000 people. carter evans reports from monterey county. >> reporter: storm after storm has caused catastrophic damage. the town of pajaro remains under water after a levee breach. >> my worst fear happened. it happened, and now you see what the devastation can do. this is as bad as it gets. >> reporter: the region's now poised for several more inches of rain, this as rivers keep rising well above flood stage. a key highway near monterey shut down, and a rock slide closed this highway near big sur

mayor adams and governor hochul on hand in times square to unveil the new logo with the help of broadwayommunity leaders. >> no one will ever beat new yorkers down. and we took the "i" out of "i love new york" and we brought the "we." we're in this together. >> al: that's right, it's not "i" anymore, it's "we." as in, "we can't afford rent," [cheers and applause] or, "we just got pushed in front of the subway." or "we just pushed someone in front of the subway." but if you are wondering how they got this incredible new slogan, i actually have some of the runner ups here. let's see, some of the other options were... "we love jew york." okay. "jew york, jew york." "start spreading the jews." and then they told kanye to leave the meeting. and that's when they settled on "we love new york city." now let's move on to a story that's very sad for those of us who love fox news. because it turns out that a producer for tucker carlson is suing the network, saying that the network pressured her to lie in the dominion voting machines lawsuit. and i actually wasn't surprised about this at all, becaus

it is important to point out democratic governor kathy hochul is in discussion to raise rates for students lawmakers are furious a new york city problem is being pushed to rural new york and those who cross into the country are being rewarded without any requirements. >> there is no guarantee the folks will attend classes, going to create or get a certificate and be employed. once they leave new york city, like when they left the border, they will disappear and become a burden on local communities, thanks to mayor adams and his plan. >> we reached out to the mayor's office for comment on the program and for statement or interview, we have not heard back. steve >> steve: thank you for the report >> upstate. on the other coast, a portland woman fearing for her own safety after a homeless man set up camp behind her house. when she confronted the guy, she says he threatened to burn her house down. despite the threat, cops would not arrest him because they said he is not breaking any laws. well, she joins us right now from portland. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: that is really close

siena college a total of 49% of voters say they somewhat or strongly disapprove of governor kathy hochul'sts say they believe crime is a serious problem in the state, 67% of respondents saying crime is a serious problem in their own communities. look at video like that, you can understand. stuart: yes, you can. back to the issue of the chicago mayoral race, mayor lightfoot lost her bid for reelection, first chicago mayor in 40 years to lose reelection. lee zeldin is former new york congressman. i am intrigued at the guy who led the whole, paul villas, he is the exact opposite of lori lightfoot. this offers hope for other big cities. >> chicago voters have had enough. the policies of lloyd lightfoot, taking the city in the wrong direction regarding rising crime, loss of economic mobility, homelessness, mental health, the list goes on. if your democratic voter voting democrat for a long time, you are realizing the policies of lori lightfoot taking the city in the wrong direction and you have to try something different and give it up to voters in chicago willing to take that action yesterday.

gas stoves issue, thanks very much great reporting, but michael and lee, jefferson in here k kathy hochulget gas stoves in new york banned costing new expenses, money because of the natural gas, ban, and that white house is pursuing, and gas the ban on gas stoves that new york is pursuing michael: 2003 uk adopted a carbon neutral policy, as a result, they have grown at gdp per capita rate 40% less than every other major development issue in the world, cheaper -- life nj lifeblood of will growing nation to run costs up hurts bottom levels could -- close nation from national security standpoint prevents future growth make everyone poor except those profiting specifically from these policies i think based in fantasy i can go on for hours about that sl. maria: lee, it is also, kind of expensive at a time economy is slowing, and people are tightening up wallets. lee: no doubt concern about economy is even worse day than two weeks ago probably last time trying to make this argument one things i think also interesting if you look at polling on climate change more than a third of americans questi

mind and a laser focus for officials, something governor phil murphy and new york governor kathy hochuledison tells us 400 workers from other states of come to be on standby and prepared to respond. some say drivers need to be on high alert prior to that. take a listen. >> you have to slow down and really look out to make sure no one is around you. you could slide. the extra cautious. hopefully people will be, fingers crossed, where we are going but i don't think there will be many people out and about. >> reporter: this is potentially a dangerous situation, hundred national guardsmen positioned in the state of new york and several thousand utility workers, some even coming in from the state of canada. stuart: there with it, see you later, good luck. check those markets, 25 minutes worth of business, the dow is up 70, nasdaq up a strong 183 points. goldman, american express and boeing are leading, look at goldman go to%, american express 2%, still had. brock pierce, the bitcoin guy, brian kilmeade, brian bremberg, the 10:00 hour of varney is next. ♪ loveseats? yeah, loveseats. something

looking at as we face crime all identify over the laws because of the laws in albany, we asked kathy hochulats are willing to weapon ice and politicize everything, the irs, fbi, department of justice, homeland security, even epa, those types of people coming out attacking energy insulation, if you oppose the democrats you g get tracked down, investigated and you will get arrested then indicted like they can indict a ham sandwich, they in indicted,. i think there is a bigger reason, they all hate trump. they would love the mug shot. this is salacious, sex tells -- sells, this will be so talked about get so many clicks everyone that will grift off this, this is a lot of reason that democrats are doing it, also just a continued humiliation of donald trump and his family, i think this end this m may backfire on them. kennedy: let's talk about how it might affect voters, there are a lot of voters, you have seen it here in new york, with the record number of republicans in congress are going from your chalk us here in empire state. and people are fed up with the back and forth, they are fed up wi

other crazies on the network, i encourage you, keep doing that, joy, keep telling everyone kathy hochulhat they are imagining the mugger who beat on the train or the guy who followed them home into their home invasion in the house. keep telling them that's not real. that is a golden plan for election in 2024. going to be just great. >> jesse: i hope she is never canceled because boy is she useful. >> she is great. >> jesse: golden rule we know about the last name. thank you very much, dan. >> that's right. see you later. >> jesse: well, hunter's legal team is falling apart. ♪ ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and the pain in the back of your eye is forcing bad words from your mouth, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com. that's treatt-e-d.com. ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. hunter's

you have kathy hochul who is an accomplice to the cartels run wittingly i'm dealing with wrinkle whichdeals with the american native reservation across the border. estate in this country is a border state because these people could walk across we do have the resources to stop them. we do not know if there criminal records because they could very well have the license without having to show they had any kind of record for they are all at risk for they could have infectious diseases we are not stopping anyone. you come across the board with whooping cough, tuberculosis, eradicated diseases, covid-19, all kinds of things are border agents briefly have to put up with and survive without safety and security. this is what such a huge problem. it is why we have called for almost unanimously on the republican side for the impeachment of mayorkas. the primary obligation is of course to protect our borders and our national security. joe biden is not doing that either which is also why i called for his impeachment over this issue alone. spring up really quickly congresswoman because i'm out of ti

kathy hochul the other day finally said the bail reform changes in new york were absurd quote, unquotet we've seen in washington, d.c., murder and homicide is up 30%, car thefts up over 100% year-to-date. this is absolutely unsustainable and it is happening across the country. and republicans have been very clear on this from the very start. we need to crack down on crime and if states and municipalities are unwilling to keep their residents safe, then the federal government has an obligation to step in. public safety is the number one priority of any government. we have to keep our residents safe. what we're seeing nationwide is a surge in crime due to out of control woke radical policies making our communities less safe and so here we had an opportunity and an obligation as congress to push back against this crazy bill in washington, d.c. that would reduce penalties on criminals and really hold them accountable. and so we passed that legislation, the senate passed it and we'll sign it today and send it to the president so he can sign it into law. and we can reverse course here. >> bi

. >> we will ask governor hochul for her response to that. >> yes. see it here on "cnn this morning." >> no money for this place. sorry. that's it. >> good to see you, kevin. have a good weekend. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> guilty verdict. signed by the forelady, 3/2/23. >> we had no doubt that we had a chance to present our case in a court of law they would see through the one last con that alex murdaugh was trying to pull and they did and we are so grateful for that. >> prosecution team in south carolina feeling good this morning. they got that verdict in just about three hours. now we are waiting for them to be back in the courtroom this morning because the sentencing hearing will be underway. good morning. alex murdaugh has been found guilty on all counts in the double monitored of his own wife and son. we will find out if he is going to get life in prison. the attorney general is going to join us lufb as the judge is preparing to sentence murdaugh. >>> emotions high in east palestine east palestine last night demanding to be

all of this is coming at a time when democratic governor kathy hochul is talking about raising tuitionr legal instate residents gillian? >> gillian: madison alworth in new york tonight thank you. increase trans (sir in the classroom. democrats though argue it pits parents against teachers. the so-called parents bill of rights act is prompt ago fiery debate on the house floor today. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us tonight. >> we will not be silenced. >> raucous school board meetings prompted back up parents when it came to education. >> covid, the vale has been lifted on a corrupt education system that has for too long been indoctrinating our children with racial division and hatred. parents are now awakened. >> g.o.p.'s parent bill of rights requires schools post curriculum and respect free speech at school board meetings. >> there is no question that people have been chilled from speaking out against children's education. >> republicans highlighted a doj memo targeting parents for getting out of line at school board meetings. the bill's biggest flash point a m

long island district attorney is calling on governor kathy hochul to pass death by dealer law.ard time n 2021, fentanyl was detected in 80% of all drug overdose deaths in new york city. walmart is closing its only two stores in portland later this month. the move comes just months after ceo doug mcmillen warned locations could be shuttered and prices go up because of rampant shoplifting. earlier on "fox & friends first." a portland realtor said crime is so bad is he leaving the city. >> living there, coming to work and finding bullet holes in your office and somewhere you sit all day and they are literally right behind my head. and it's got to stop. it's our city is out of control. >> ashley: walmart said the portland stores were closing because they did not meet financial exceptions. and in professional golf kirk holds off a stacked field to pull off first pga tour victory arnold palmer invitation. drained a birdie putt to cap off the victory in style. he only needed to make par to secure the win. stars like roy mcilroy couldn't break past kit amma. >> i want to check in with

it could be add ad to governor kathy hochul's state budget next week.labor unions, gas companies, they're all opposing this. she wants an all electric mandate saying it will hurt consumers by raising costs, that's what the republicans and lobby groups are saying. your thoughts? >> i think that it just shows that the democratic party right now is focused on all the wrong issues. number one, americans are most concerned about the economy, number two, they're most concerned about immigration. they're not focused on these issues like electric stoves, like junk fees. what we want is somebody to address the big picture here and we're really focused on all of the wrong things in the white house and certainly up in albany. so i think one of the things that is a real opportunity in this moment and i think democrats really overlook this, is they're not willing to come to the table and talk to big energy. they're saying you know what, oil and gas companies, you can't come to the table. when you look at the conference that's going to happen in due dudash-dubai, the

hillary clinton was invited to campaign with kathy hochul and kamala harris here in new york where shesan in new hampshire. she wasn't invited by the woman in nevada with the three names and no publishments. she is not welcome on the campaign trail with female democratic senators in this country. >> jesse: she has to go out of the country to get a little love. >> to feel popular and get love. >> jesse: where is bill? >> probably really happy she is in abu dhabi. that sound fantastic go get your award hope it's international women's month not day. >> jesse: no one honors women more than. celebrating all month long. >> let me give hillary clinton pity which she appreciates. it's got to be tough to wake up every morning and be the second most popular person in a two person household. that's rough though. >> jesse: it is. kellyanne, she is single guys. line up. there she is. you have five minutes to figure out why this flag is racist. ♪ (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a scent-free, gen

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governor kathy hochul's budget $1 million to the crisis and meant to be evenly divided between the cityand federal governments. and so far the city claims it's not getting enough. and the manager says the city is at the end of resources right now. like i said, we're waiting for confirmation on the exact price tag this morning, but the post reports a spokeswoman for mayor eric adams says if things continue the way they are the city will spend projected $4.2 billion, with a b, on migrants this fiscal year and next, send it back to you. griff: that's a startling price tag. nate foy for you in new york. thank you. jacqui: and the biden administration is struggling to control the flow of migrants and smugglers pouring over the border. and matt finn is in texas with the latest there. >> hi, jacqui, a delegation of six republican senators from all over the country came here to the southern border, they did an overnight and daytime tour and they're urging the president and border czar, vice-president kamala harris to come down here for more than a few hours. >> people coming to the united state

and something needs to happen and needs to happen now and the person that can of do it is governor hochulg behind the sheets and not taking appropriate action. maria: yeah. she doesn't want to do it apparently. darrin, it's good to have you. thanks very much for your insights on this. darrin porcher this morning. let me tell you that we are waiting on president biden. president biden is going to be making remarks on the silicon valley bank collapse and the regulator's response to it. we're expect canning the president to make those remarks between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. eastern. stay with us on this developing story. meanwhile, house oversight committee chair james comer digging deeper into the biden family bank records and influence peddling in plain sight. wait until you hear who he says is the source of all that money. it's making a buzz this morning. stay with us. if lawn care were easy, everyone would do it... as well as trugreen does it. in just three easy steps, trugreen's online tools help customize a treatment plan for you. our science-driven expertise ensures your custom, nutrient-r

new york governor, kathy hochul, and new york attorney general, sent a letter to pharmacy ceos askingn store and by mail order your thoughts on just ho crucial pharmaceutical companies are right now fo abortion access? >> it is a point of entry fo many of the communities that w care for well i understand the intentio behind governor newsom's actio and certainly support it, for lot of reasons, i think it i also important to understand that when we eliminate acces in pharmacy is whether it is because of a decision that a state by california has made o a decision that the individual pharmacies made not to serve our communities, the folks tha suffer are not people who ca just travel to different neighborhoods and pick up thei medications. it is a really big deal not to carry medications and not to have access in your ow neighborhood we know the folks that are mor likely to be impacted by these restrictions whether it is the fda ruling, or the lawsuits in texas, they are people who are already marginalized from care so when we do not have pharmacies and our community center providing the s

he lost by five percentage points to the democrat kathy hochul in november, if he'd won, he could've alvin bragg. donald trump, there is a gam plan here, there are leaning o the fly in 2017, republicans were only slowly becoming, within the administration, h surrounded now, buying applaus team, by loyalists here, and i in fact rigged to get into the white house, again we ar talking about a justice system that could be shaped within hi view, in a way to try to undercut everybody who's comin against him in the past. >> and jonathan, this is the subject of michael cohen, th disgraced lawyer donald trum is talking about, as subject o a second book, it's called revenge, he makes the poin that they were as von said trying to do this on the fly i 2016, but that campaign bega with chance of lock her up, an what we're gonna do, hillary clinton was on stage saint it' a good thing that someone like donald trump was involved in the law, and he said because you'd be in jail there's a sense that revenge and retribution, are at th core of the defense agains these charges me >> i think that's donald

>> look, kathy hochul our governor has proposed an additional billion dollars of taxpayer money.es to accommodate the migrants coming across the border. that's an incentive. we know these incentives have been put in place by the biden administration. you showed video after video. yeah, we are going across the border because we are going to get something for it. as the rancher rightly says, they are not coming for a job. they are coming for benefits. there are a very small number that are coming for asylum claims. we also have really bad guys in cartels that are running the border. that's what is really happening. >> brian: guess what, von, it's going to get worse because we are sending them toe college. we actually have sullivan community college going to start giving them a college education. why would they stay in their countries when we can give them everything here on our backs while we are 33 trillion in debt? it makes no sense. congresswoman tenney, thanks for doing what you are doing. and von box, we'll do the best we can to fight for you, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank

december fema provided $8 million which is less than two days' worth of costs, and governor kathy hochul'slocates a billion dollars to the migrant crisis. it's meant to be evenly divided between the city, state and federal governments, but so far the city claims it is not getting enough. back out here live, eric, the emergency management commissioner says the city's resources are strained right now. he says they have used the resources they have, and the current plan to take care of these migrants is unsustainable. we'll send it back to you. eric: in about 90 minutes, we'll have council leader borelli here to break those numbers down. nate, good to see you. arthel? arthel: meanwhile, some democrats are angry at president biden after he sided with republicans on a d.c. crime bill. we'll break it down with former d.c. homicide detective ted williams. he's up next. ♪ ♪ for years to come. well, thank goodness. it's time for the "good news of the week." and, boy, do we need it. [ chuckles ] well, this safe driver saved money with the snapshot app from progressive. -how do you feel? -um, good? h

. >> click what happened in new york the electorate was liberal they came out and voted for kathy hochulalvin bragg were lee zeldin said the whole time the first thing i'm going to do is fire alvin bragg the da. >> the people spoke and we had to do with the sconce quizzes. this is a democracy. >> it's unfortunate when you have das, unfortunate is probably not the right word it's tragic when you have das with their own agendas and somehow they feel they are above what they have been in charge to do. >> and backed by george soros. maria: it is crazy. when we take a break we will come back and celebrate women's history month today we highlight grace hopper united states navy and computer scientists. >> we have admiral grace hopper to thank for computer box but not in the way that you would think grace hopper received a phd in mathematics from neil in 1934 when world war ii erected hopper took a leave of absence from her professorship at vassar college to join the navy women's reserve. in 1944 hopper was commissioned as a lieutenant junior grade and assigned to a project at harvard universit

doctor perritt, new york governor, kathy hochul, and ne york attorney general, letitia james, sent apills available in store and b mail order your thoughts on just ho crucial pharmaceutical companies are right now fo abortion access? >> it is the point of entry fo many of the communities we car for. you know, we'll understand the intention behind governo newsom's action and certainl support it for lots of reasons i think it's also important to understand that when w eliminate access and pharmacies, whether it's because of decision that a state like california has made or decisio that the individual pharmacies made not to serve ou communities, the folks tha suffer are not people who ca just travel to different neighborhoods and pick up thei medication it is a really big deal not to carry medications, and not t have access in your ow neighborhood we know the folks that are mor likely to be impacted by these restrictions, whether the fd ruling or the lawsuits and texas, there are people who ar already marginalized from care so, if we do not hav pharmacies in our communit that are provid

law enforcement does not have jurisdiction over him, and so unless governor desantis, and governor hochule arrangements to extradite him or local law enforcement agree to arrest him and bring him here, you really have to negotiate a surrender time, and it has to be convenient for the court, too, and law enforcement. they have to keep him safe, and they have to keep everybody else safe. so this is a negotiation that's happening with lots of different concerns, but they're not going to give him time forever to show up, right, but a reasonable amount of time, i think, is what would be required here, and given his schedule, given what law enforcement and secret service need to keep everybody safe, there's a date they're thinking of that would make sense. i was alvin bragg, i would think let's not ask them to vote until closer in time. >> are there conversations about when he could get here if it came to that? >> itch no idea, but i think that it's more likely that law enforcement is negotiating with secret service. that's what i think. and, you know, there's a whole task force of people who w

coalition of democratic governors are fighting to protect access, including new york's governor kathy hochul there is no relief for california. another massive storm is bearing down as millions are bracing for major flooding. towns already buried under feet

it's a very frightening statute that was passed by hochul, but we asked for it to be consolidated, because the idea, first of all, that we would have two separate trials, one on a case that we're probably going to win, is surprising. secondly, it just doesn't make sense. it's from the same root of a complete lie that we have to now defend. and we'll vindicate my client for. so to waste taxpayer dollars, which is not what the president is interested in, it makes no sense. we were happy to have both sides agree and we will be having one trial to address both claims, which we will find is debunked. >> alina habba, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, paula. >>> and teachers at the country's second largest school district is about to go on strike for three days. why both sides in the dispute say that will affect schools around the country, next. >>> plus, a new twist in the death investigation connected to alex murdaugh and his family. and vladimir putin visits a destroyed city in ukraine. one ukrainian says it's like when a serial killer returns to the scene of a crime. you're in t

. >> in the current budget that was proposed by governor hochul there's a reduction in funding for therition assistance program with $22 million and we're also looking at cuts to the free and reduced school meals program. this simply is not the right time to implement those kind of cuts. you know, last september, the white house hosted a conference on hunger health and nutrition and a lot of recommendations were made in terms of snap benefits, in terms of outreach, diversity and equity, and we're hoping that our elected leaders are going to work with us and realize that yes, there are ways to balance the budget but not on the backs of people who are in the highest need groups. rachel: yeah, well, we need a cut in other areas and maybe also stop printing money so we stop inflating the cost of everything. energy cost as well, skyrocketing and impacting prices at the grocery store. how can people help? >> well, there's many ways that people can help. first and foremost, if people want to donate food, nonperishable food to long island cares, they can do that. if people want to make a monet

free college at a time when democratic governor kathy hochul is discussing raising tuition rates forsuni sullivan and they acknowledged the program is being discussed but would not comment on the plan because according to them, nothing has been signed yet. state lawmakers are furious to see a new york city leader rewarding illegal activity and pushing problems elsewhere. >> this is overwhelmed the richest city in the united states that has almost virtually unlimited resources, and yet they are going to try to push this now into some of the poorest rural areas, in new york state. reporter: now, the goal of the program is to provide job training for those migrants, but the thing is, there's no requirement that they go into the jobs that they train for and there's also no requirement that the training and the education is even fully completed. stuart? stuart: we hear you, madison. cost us a million bucks just like that. thanks. all right, let me see now thanks todd for being with us for the hour. todd: thank you, sir. stuart: check the markets real fast as we head towards the top of the

and lee zeldin the republican that ran against kathy hochul last year spent a lot of time saying thatas elected, he would have pulled bragg out of office. can't really do that, but he campaigned on it. so the point is that while this is a new tactic coming from d.c., republicans in new york have been targeting alvin bragg for a long time. >> and bragg's office says they won't be intimidated, but behind the scenes can these kinds of attacks have an impact? >> not really. i don't worry about that. if there is some defect or flaw in the proceeding, then file a motion in court before the judge. make your argument and produce your evidence. this is politics which is a nice way of saying this is nonsense. if they believe that they have a righteous case and the evidence to support whatever charges they may bring, then bring them, do your talking in court and ignore all the noise. >> what about a potential chilling effect in other places, in other investigations, maybe people who don't have the kind of support or experience that alvin bragg does. he is not the only d.a. they are hearing it in

. >> hochul, though, althoughme. i still i mean, how much do i have to suffer? all right. we mentioned this in the angle, but fo."r the attorney generaljo not to jump on what is obvious to me, growing anti christian bias in the united states and criminal activity geared toward christians. we'll learn more about what this killer really felt and who knows. bu geared t we've had these tarf of the pro-life centers of ofrot pregnancy centers acrosshe. the country. churches have been attackechurcc the rhetoric toward christians there. terry , if you're a christian and a bible believing christian , you're a terrorist, essentially. >> yeah,if you garland's legacy is not going to be what he had hoped when he became attorney general. people close to merrick garland tell me he's really concerned about his legacy. i mean, not to mention the attacks on trump, the attacks on republicans, wa the way he's turned his back on christian , the way he's turned his back on law abiding citizens will never be forgotten. and it's created irreparableitin damag damage to the department of dep justic

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. >> reporter: governor hochul deploying the national guard and some 8,000 power crews to areas upstate expecting snowfall in the double digits. >> heavy, dense snow means one thing -- it's going to take down the wires. >> reporter: in neighboring connecticut, a rush to stock up on forgotten winter necessities ahead of the storm. >> i think people thought that winter was going to be done and over with, and we're getting hit. >> this is new england, you know. hey, it's about time. >> reporter: in massachusetts, waves churning on the coast. driven by wind gust that could reach up to 60 miles per hour. salt trucks loading up farther inland, preparing for difficult driving up and down the i-95 corridor. the storm prompting a rare snow day today for dozens of school districts statewide. it comes as california braces for american extreme weather and catastrophic flooding as the state still recovers from a deadly storm. thousands under evacuation orders and warnings in communities along rivers due to rising floodwaters. overnight, one person still missing after firefighters saved six people in

jon: that was governor kathy hochul. von market 359 point 22.5941. tom: credit suisse in recovery high. thank you for that important interview with their leader in london. if rc -- frc nudging up. jon: they are doing better. first republic bank we have followed very closely. tom: a former banker with little rock with us right now. he has become very familiar to americans in a study. he is french hill, republican from arkansas. you ended up where this bank began. her massage, enter jackson's spectacular home east of nashville. that is where this debate started. republicans are jacksonian. they are scared stiff of the big money of new york. and the democrats of the urban mill, you push against that. how is this battle going to play out? are we still in fear of the second bank of the united states? rep. hill: i love the history lesson. jackson was a super controversial president but today we are faced with a situation where after 10 years of easy money and amazing amounts of fiscal stimulus, some management teams have forgotten their obligations to

host: let's take a look at foxnews.com that says kathy hochul loses support in new york amid start inoncern over crime and living costs according to a poll. despite a drop in support, several initiatives touted by the governor welcomed by empire state voters. gar in decatur, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm not really concerned about crime in my immediate community, but i grew up in 50's and 60's. before the vietnam war you almost never had shootings of individuals, family members. work comes home. -- war comes home. we were in 20 years in afghanistan. we have had 75 wars in 274 years and we think war is not going to come home? crime as a result of all of the wars we have been having. host: you think it is veterans who are in iraq and afghanistan have come back and committing these crimes? caller: no, i did not think it is them. when i grew up and guys came home from vietnam base to bring duffel bags full of all kinds of drugs and this is the early 1960's. 15-year-olds standing on the corner with thousands of dollars in 1965. the vietnam war was the catalyst of the pri

host: let's take a look at foxnews.com that says kathy hochul loses support in new york amid start in concern over crime and living costs according to a poll. despite a drop in support, several initiatives touted by the governor welcomed by empire state voters. gar in decatur, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm not really concerned about crime in my immediate community, but i grew up in 50's and 60's. before the vietnam war you almost never had shootings of individuals, family members. work comes home. -- war comes home. we were in 20 years in afghanistan. we have had 75 wars in 274 years and we think war is not going to come home? crime as a result of all of the wars we have been having. host: you think it is veterans who are in iraq and afghanistan have come back and committing these crimes? caller: no, i did not think it is them. when i grew up and guys came home from vietnam base to bring duffel bags full of all kinds of drugs and this is the early 1960's. 15-year-olds standing on the corner with thousands of dollars in 1965. the vietnam war was the catalyst of the p

host: the governor of new york is kathy hochul. governor cuomo is the previous governor.r: throughout trump's presidency, he bashed cnn a whole bunch. that is cuomo's brother. when you look at -- trump also started a state force. why did he start the space force? if you look at the history, they havoc company called tele metrics. they do tell, treat data. -- telemetry data. host: let me tell you about what's on the networks starting in a few minute from now. secretary of state anthony lincoln is set to testify on the senate side, taking a look at the senate appropriations committee with topics of china and other foreign policy priorities. he will come up with that, starting at 10:00 it the abbott c-span is where you want to go. there is a hearing of vaccine prices with the ceo of maternal set testify about the increase in prices with the company's vaccine, and the health committee will be on c-span3. the app, or website. if you want to start off the program today, the federal reserve will gbere cameras. the question is whether to raise interest rates are not. you can see