hochul says the city has been slow to respond. both are blaming mayokas and the biden administration, which says congress is at fault for not having a better border plan. all of this as the city is losing patience. more and more protests including a violent clash that was on sunday. critics say ultimately, dana, that look, if you expedite these work permits you could be doing nothing but incentivizing more migrants to come to the city that's seeing 10,000 migrants a month at a cost of $12 billion over the next few years. >> dana: isn't this going to cause more people to come? right. thank you, bryan. >> aishah: new york's governor kathy hochul visited the white house yesterday to ask for help from the government for the big apple spiraling migrant crisis. let's bring in new york congressman mike lawlor who sits on the house foreign affairs committees and represents some of these suburbs around new york city. welcome to the show. i want to quickly read a part of this letter that you wrote to governor hochul and mayor adams. you say

i want to play just a little bit of what governor hochul had to say on this topic yesterday.with the federal government and it must be resolved through the federal government. let them get the work authorizations, let them work legally, let them work. >> john: i heard what she had to say, also an appeal for help from the biden administration financially as well. and i'm thinking well, new york governor hochul is finally getting a small taste of what states like texas and arizona and florida have been going through for decades. >> that's right. it's actually interesting that what was dismissed as a political stunt, the governor shipping migrants up to new york, has actually been so effective in showing new yorkers and other states as well what kind of pain those border states have been living through and i think it's important to note that kathy hochul is no moderate on immigration. she's just as far left as the other democrats. she's not saying trying to contain the flow of people through the southern border, not saying let's add resources to stop people from coming in illega

hochul has criticized adams's slow response to the crisis.nd adams blame alejandra mayorkas for not stopping the flow of migrants at the border. the white house says it is congress's problem. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez telling the new york times, quote, immigration is obviously the administration's weakest issue. critics say expediting work permits could incentivize more migrants to come to a city that is seen 10,000 migrants on average per month at a cost of $12 million over the next three years. they are worried about cutting city services to all taxpayers. neil: that would incentivize more to come. charlie gasparino is here on this. you were just mentioning this is a problem. charles: the business community is involved in this. new york's partnership, lobbying for new york city by all businesses in new york city. it represents all major banks, kathy wilde is the president. i asked her about this. there is a migrant center in midtown manhattan across the street from jpmorgan headquarters. i asked her about this she said

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as for why the president did not meet hochul face to face. >> look.the chief of staff, when you have the secretary of homeland security there meeting with the governor, i think that shows how important the president thought this meeting was. >> the white house promises to send staff to new york to identify more migrants eligible for permits and says the rest is up to congress. >> look, the president has done what he can from -- from here. >> adams and hochul say the solution includes stopping the flow of migrants at the border. >> a lot has to happen at the border. a lot has to happen at the border. >> but not according to the white house. >> the president has done more to secure the border and to deal with this issue of immigration than anybody else. >> after years of back-to-back record illegal immigration at the southern border, democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez cortez says that immigration is arguably president biden's weakest political issue. as for those expedited work permits, well, critics say that will only incentivize more migrants to come.

hochul has criticized adams slow pace response to the crisis and both hochul and adams are blaming theinistration for not doing enough to stop the flow of migrants at the southern border. while the white house says this is ultimately congress's problem, yesterday new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez admitted immigration is arguably the administration weakest issue, and all of this as critics are saying the expedited work permits will give incentive to more to come to the city, they already are seeing 10,000 a month, they will have to start cutting services to taxpayers, sandra. >> sandra: and clear to anyone who lives or works here the city is filling up. we see them wrapped around buildings like the roosevelt hotel here in new york city, it is a lot of people who have come in a short period of time. bryan, thank you. john. >> john: the circular firing squad of blame is just remarkable to watch there. supreme court justice clarence thomas has made public his first annual financial disclosure report since facing a flurry of ethics attacks. democrats have criticized justice th

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so kathy hochul meets with the chief of staff.h her or is a possibility that she would come to the white house and he doesn't meet her? he's going to stop in and say hello, right? >> you'd think maybe. kathy hochul, if she doesn't meet with the president can't go back and tell the new york media, well, i told the president xyz. so it could be a savvy move by biden white house staffers just trying to minimize the noise out of this meeting. we'll see. >> neil: if you stop by my house, peter, they said hey, doocy is downstairs, i wouldn't hide. >> who is your chief of staff? >> neil: it's my wife. that's amazing. also amazing this development today we had with mr. mcconnell. a scary one. another health freeze moment. chad pergram has more from washington. chad? >> good afternoon. this is the third episode in three months where mitch mcconnell froze during a public speaking event. today mcconnell nell locked up while answering questions in covington, kentucky near cincinnati. >> did you hear the question, senator? running for re-elect

you are seeing action from governor hochul.tting more vocal on this along with mayor eric adams and hopefully push congress to take action. the biden administration hassling to work with republicans on this issue. and again i think what we need is some solutions from congress on this front. >> biden administration caused this problem. they have no idea how to solve this problem. >> mike: president biden's campaign team projecting optimism in the face of miserable polling. gallup has his job approval of 40%. his handling of issues remaining under water. voters are worried about his age. new poll out today shows more than 3/4 of americans say mr. biden is too old to be effective. if reelected. this includes 89% of republicans and 74% of independents 69% of democrats agree. even though he is only 3 1/2 years younger than biden. kevin, that has to concern you. >> listen, i've been with the president recently. he is fired up for the re-election crisscrossing america. he is ready and willing to take the fight to republicans and more

we don't have the resources and that's why kathy hochul said i'll put them in fields in a tent.o the dorm rooms and now they don't want to leave. this is a ridiculous problem that could be solved so easily with good policy. stuart: yes, but not going to be solved with policy. not going to be solved, period. >> not till you get people out and vote and recognize this is happening. glad to see people protesting in new york city. more people need to get out and vote in up state new york and i've founded the election integrity caucus to make sure people vote. stuart: good idea. claudia tenny, great to be in nnew york city. hope to see you soon. a bakery in san francisco refuses to serve police officers. all right. how did the police respond? lauren: that policy is discriminatory and the name of the bakery is reams and won't serve anyone armed and in uniform. but it doesn't say police officers explicitly. who else fits that description? armed and in uniform? this is what the police came out this is their statement. we're not asking reams or any business with a bigoted policy to serve

kathy hochul's already offering free college for those in the country illegally.e wrote a letter to president biden asking for more federal money, more federal land to open up more migrant shelters and end camp. s. -- encampments. she's asking for section 8 vouchers. think about that. we have a years-long waiting list for domestic violence victims, veterans who are waiting for those vouchers, and she's asking the president to allow these people to cut the line and take away from citizens. it's unbelievable. not to mention, she wants free metro cards for the ability for these individuals to ride our subways and buses for free after she just raised our tolls and fares and wants to implement a $23 tax to enter into manhattan for citizens. again, these people are bending over backwards to provide for ill israel immigrants -- illegal immigrants what their own citizens aren't even receiving in terms of benefits, and i say this: the federal house of representatives, my colleagues, we cannot allow another federal dollar to go to this nonsense that the is city of new york

new york governor kathy hochul traveling to washington to meet with the white house chief of staff.ent letters to kathy hochul and eric adams later this week. he claims it is the state and the cities issues that cause the migrant crisis. biden administration is offering no relief and vague recommendation on how to handle the flow of illegals into new york. here is mayor adam said what he said about kathy hochul and joe biden's handling of the crisis. >> right now were added to this agreement. i need the national government, the federal government to come up with the real immigration reform package and i need the issues that we pointed out, the governor has made it clear that she believed this is something that is basically new york city and will disagree on that. new york city has run out of room. any plan that does not include stopping the flow at the border is a failed plan. maria: let's underline that. any plan that does not include stopping the illegals of the border is a failed plan, joy to be now 77w abc show host former new york city mayoral candidate himself and the founder

hochul says she's requesting federal funding and space to shelter newcomers and a federal order to speedcnn's polo sandoval joins us now. why this request now? >> well, we have reached now a very uncomfortable point for democrats now where you have new york governor kathy hochul increasing the pressure in the white house with her letter addressed to president joe biden. she says the government's response has been falling short and calling on executive action from the commander in chief on at least four fronts. the very top of the list is the work authorization we have been talking about since the beginning of this migrant crisis. but also, to help fund not only housing, but also the national guard response we have seen over the last year and a half. and you also see on the list there more access to more federal facilities to set up as temporary shelters for some of the asylum seekers. that number one item is on top of the list for a reason. i've heard time and time again from sources here in new york city that the work authorization issue, that remains the primary exit strategy to try to

i want to start with governor hochul there though basically saying let them work.e if she understands the majority of migrants who have been coming, nearly 2 million of them illegally since joe biden took office, are coming for work. so it's almost, brandon, as if you were saying to your staff, hey, the welcome sign isn't bright enough, let's make it brighter so more come. have i got it wrong? >> no, you got it absolutely right. crime is out of control in the united states, on the border and if anybody wonders why, it's right there. our politicians are encouraging people to commit crimes. she is encouraging more people to come across our borders. if she says that we should be granting work permits to people that violate our laws, she's talking about rewarding them. and anytime we reward people for violating our laws, we can expect them to continue to violate those laws. they're going to continue to come if people like governor hochul are calling for work permits for these individuals. a our border is never going to be secure if politicianses continue to pander to a

lots of finger-pointing on the democratic party side, and now governor hochul is headed to washingtonod, was scheduled to the start late this afternoon, and we are sand thing by for any updates -- standing by for updates coming out of it. she cranked up the heat with demands for money and expedited work authorizations for migrants in new york. new york city has taken on more than 100,000 asylum seekers since last spring. the city has already spent over $1.7 billion through the end of july and forecasts spending as much as $12ing billion over the next three years. meanwhile, the state has committed $1.5 billion to the crisis and projects spending another $4.5 billion next year. but governor hochul's demands were met with pushback from the biden administration earlier this week. a letter from homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas cites two dozen areas where they say the city and state can improve its migrant operations. well, the city responded to that criticism today. listen here. >> questioning our capabilities while withholding the crucial resources that we have asked for do

. >> cheryl: kathy hochul has been absence, mayor eric adams has been crying for federal funding for the biden administration. to tammy's point, this is right to shelter. this is what you get, you get what you vote for. having said that is the way you handle that and seeing on the screen play out with fights that broke out in staten island. new yorkers are fed up, communities are invaded with no notice. it happened two different shelters, both were filled up in the middle of the night. buses are showing up and midnight, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, they do not want television cameras out there. it is sneaky and underhanded curtis, three times been arrested and goes home to his apartment. he loves new york and he's furious. >> emily: cheryl says you get what you vote for and i voted for lee zeldin. people are angry. >> guy: and team's point on the math, we have seen 7 million. that is strain on resources, less than 1-1/2 percent of border crossings on joe biden's watch. there was a headline kathy hochul was calling out biden administration, maybe this is too little too late, but i read

on wednesday new york's governor hochul traveled to d.c. to meet with the white house chief of staff. following the meeting aides say they reviewed a dhs assessment of the situation basically finding not enough migrants have been able to get access to work permits. the white house says it is ready to prepare more resources to help with that. they'll dispatch some from dhs and the department of education, housing as well as the department of the interior. the white house says it wants a whole lot more money to deal with this. $6 hundred million. new york's governor says help can't come soon enough. >> i know the frustration of new yorkers who are seeing something that they never expected. their soccer fields being used for migrants and facilities in their neighborhood. a whole knew dynamic for residents of new york and exasperateing for many of them. >> not just the governor is dealing with this. pressure is continuing to build on secretary mayokas to address a migrant surge but what's happening across the country. >> why would we write a ch

tonight, new york governor kathy hochul, a democrat, calling on president biden to help with the migrant crisis. new york has taken in more than 100,000 asylum seekers in the past year. hochul is asking iing for a sp of work permits, because she says farms, restaurants, and hotels are struggling to find help. >>> when we come back here tonight, your eyesight. the new fda warning urging people to stop using eye drops because of possible contamination. they are concerned about loss of vision. >>> and tonight here, we remember two actresses, a daytime favorite, and an actress from "little house of the prairie." but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your

we've seen a change of tone where now kathy hochul and eric adams are sounding more like republicans>> neil: i'm wondering the significance of democrats crowing about this now. has to put added pressure on the administration. >> absolutely. i think eric adams is 100% right. the issue is work requirement for asylum seekers that come here. many would like to support themselves but they're not legally allowed to do so for six months. it's difficult for them. they want to get boots on the ground and roll up their sleeves around start working. also for a city that has no choice but to float them through in a pseudowelfare system. so i think 100% the administration should -- and the federal government could change that regulation. >> neil: what a mess. thanks, rikki. meantime, i don't know if you've been able to hear this dust-up regarding adele. she came to a fan's defense about standing up. other people getting annoyed including security felt otherwise. >> what are you doing? leave them alone, please. they won't bother you. you enjoy the show. leave them alone. >> sandra: (fisher investm

hochul's team blasted the mayors management and messaging. they are failing to use resources the state provided. his team adds should they offer more sites to house the influx of people, they are happy to place them there. cb cotton joins us from a psychiatric center in queens, new york now turned into a tent city for migrants as we understand it. what can you tell us? >> hi, gillian. the finger pointing continues. governor cathy hochul's lawyer said new york city has been too slow to act in some cases or in other terms hasn't taken them up on offers to help. according to state filed court documents in response to new york city's request for more help, the state says quote, the state has identified numerous additional state-owned properties and non-state-owned sites that are viable options for sheltering migrants but the city hasn't accepted these offers. the filing accuses the city of rejecting more than a dozen sites that could house more than 3,000 migrants and the city needs to properly manage the $1.5 billion in state funds it has been g

there's a separation between hochul and adams. new york state and new york city.grant crisis to that separation also. david: if you think this is crazy, the next one is worse. tourists visiting the big apple are looking for authentic experience and that actually includes rats? lauren: i don't think this is funny. i think it's ken polcari tear on what -- commentary on what new york city has become and only a new york experience, come see our rats. they're so popular, they're like celebrities. the rats are celebrities in new york city. tour guides are live streaming places where you'll see a lot of rats and they're getting like $10,000 participants per stream. if you look at rat complaints when you call the city, i saw a lot of rats and they doubled in the past year. they're gross. they spread disease. david: bubonic plague game from rats. okay, fox business report, donald trump federal trial, we have a date, it's on march 4 in washington dc. now keep in mind, that is the day before super tuesday, that collection of primaries on one day. georgia has also proposed a

getting its hands on letters from mayokas to hochul and new york city mayor adams.nocking their handling of the influx. dhs confirms to us that it gave the state and city dozens of recommendations. they include improving information collection and communication with migrants. building out and focusing on case management and pushing information through dhs on asylum applications. new york city mayor eric adams fired back today. >> last year i think we were up to 15,000. we stated that washington, this is a problem. we did not get a response. we have almost 108,000 cities across our entire country. everyone should absorb this. they dropped this all on new york city. >> john: joey jones is a retired u.s. marine bomb tech. adams said they dropped this all on new york city. for years prior they've been dropping it all on texas, arizona, florida and in the middle of the night flying people into the white plains airport to be dispersed who knows where and other states across the nation. new york it would seem, joey, is finally getting a taste of what so many other states h

[laughter] so hochul, she really changed her tune. what's up with that?olerance for this problem by about five months and about 50,000 people. because this was an acute, woke experiment in the beginning, we're going to take care of some poor people. now we're spending more than the fire department and the sanitation department every single day, and it's insurmountable. you know what the bigger question i have? she's going after joe biden. joe biden's a punching bag right now, and that's fine. the bigger question is we happen to have the senate majority leader represent us here in new york. the house passed h.r. 2. they passed a border security bill, an immigration reform package, h.r. 2 back in may. if chuck schumer doesn't like that, it's his job to pass an alternate bill and reconcile it and do something. he is the senator there this state, and he has been absent on this issue that has now infected 200 homeless shelters. 200 homeless shelters around the city because of this problem. cheryl: okay. wall street "wall street journal" pointed this out, why n

in this latest saga, kathy hochul submitting this letter calling on president biden to act on executive backlog of work applications. there's also this call to increase funding, not just for housing but also to help play for the deployment of the national guard throughout new york state. they've been helping at city shelters. and then calling on the use of more federal facilities to turn into temporary housing for migrants. the federal government saying that it's really not that easy. i'll tell you why. but first, there's a reason why those work permits, brianna, are number one on the list. i have heard time and time again from city officials who say that that is a key component of the city's exit strategy, as they manage the care of well over tens of thousands of asylum seekers. now, the white house, for its part, telling our colleague priscilla alvarez that at this point they say only congress can provide additional funding for these efforts, which the administration has already requested. and only congress can fix the broken immigration system. so, it is clear, brianna, that this iss

100,000 now, he's complaining about the federal government, complaining about the state and kathy hochul got to pull out the president joe biden by name and call out mayorkas to stop at the border but you know the truth, he's not going to and why is that? these people whether it mayor adams new york, kathy hochul, city council in new york for joe biden, these people need votes, you care more about that than our health and safety. >> how are new yorkers going to react? there are reports they may put them parks, central park could be a location these migrants go to. >> they arty have, they are in lovely park in williamsburg, could be central park, i've had rumors about they rich. the fact is, this administration has scoped out 3000 site so a good movie coming to a theater near you, because of migrant, illegal coming to a neighborhood near you. >> i'm curious because they promised to be a sanctuary and it seems they have the support of the democrats new york who said they like sanctuary cities. are they going to back away? i think it is cruel to say like a priest or a pastor inviting someon

neil: obviously governor hochul reached out to the president to do something. sit down with the president right now, what would you tell him? >> too much of a stretch on new york city and we have to have a break. i am not saying -- i would prefer that he close the border because it is too much. moving migrants around the country, seems like new york's problem, the way we are going. 60 days they bring a new group in but after 60 days the men have to leave. where are they going to go? julie: restaurant owners, business owners, past and present going to florida, going to texas. ever attempted by that? >> i will go to north dakota. i like christie gnome's commercials and -- neil: the governor indicated in north dakota the whole idea has been less crime, less a lot of this craziness. >> the city has gone downhill. everybody knows that. i am a new yorker. i have seen it deteriorate since giuliani. deblasio wasn't a pleasure either. mayor adams, great expectations for him on crime and it doesn't seem like that's a focus. neil: they say we aids that generate crime stat

new york governor kathy hochul visited the white house demanding work permit and assistance and met with chief of staff and secretary mayorkas, committed to help identify work permit eligible migrants and push them to apply for permits with text and e-mail. >> they are committed. i have presed the white house to find a path to get more people working. they are starting tomorrow with an app notification for people who have applied under the cdp app. >> while governor kathy hochul and mayor adams keep pointing the finger at one another, people are fed up, protest over make-shift shelter set up in closed down catholic school and republican runningwoman is calling for statten island to secede from the city, saying the reality is state legislature would need to let staten island go. would like to have opportunity to self-governor. talking about 10,000 migrants coming into the city every month. >> steve: rally starts at 9:45, we'll see if there are counter protesters. >> brian: only costs 15 billion. >> rachel: interesting to hold a rally to lower the wages of new york city. go, mayor adams. >

new york governor kathy hochul's team blasted new york city mayor eric adams over his management andproperly use state resources. it reads in part, the city has not made timely request for regulatory changes, has not promptly shared information with the state, has not impelemented programs in a timely matter and has not consulted with the state before taking action. work in a collaborative manner with the state. mayor adams responded saying he's happy the state will step up and do a lot more. doctor, let me get this right, you have sanctuary mayor, governor and -- i can't keep it straight. >> i would pull up popcorn and laugh at it, it is like reality tv. this is a public health crisis, i can't laugh about it. sex assault, child trafficking, sexually transmitted diseases, manifest in the migrants and the whole concept of overwhelmed health systems, this is a disaster and we need to hear from federal agencies issue not just mayors, they are not equipped to take care of this. they say everyone come here, they cannot handle it, it is a public health emergency. >> kayleigh: sexual assaul

hochul met with white house officials who promised they would help identify and reach out to work permitngress's problem. >> the process for applying for asylum, applying for employment authorization based on asylum applications is established under current immigration laws and can only be changed by congress. that's how this process works. >> reporter: critics say that ultimately work permits will only encourage more migrants to come to the city which is averaging about 10,000 migrants per month at a cost of $12 billion over the next two years. they might have to start cutting city services. stuart: thank you very much, we hear you loud and clear. adam johnson with me, you live in new york city. >> there are crowds of migrants gathered around all these places like the roosevelt hotel next to grand central station. it is amazing to think we have 6500 people coming over the border every day totally unanswered. if you are a highly trained scientist applying for one of the h one b visas, 65,000 available. we throw in 2.3 million migrants, come on over. but highly trained smart people contri

governor hochul went to the white house yesterday and met with biden's chief of staff.ouse said they would help the city identified recruit more migrants for work permits and that's about it. >> the process for applying for asylum a plying for employment authorization based on asylum applications is established uncurrent immigration laws and can only be changed by congress. >> critics say the push will only encourage more people to come to the city, which is averaging 10,000 a month at a cost of $12 billion over the next three years. that cost could mean a cut in city services for taxpayers. gillian? >> gillian: bryan llenas. thanks. some people pay more for extra leg room on flights or a seat that reclines more or better food. now some airlines are betting that folks will shell out even more cash to sit in a kid and baby-free zone, too. we'll break that down next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncl

the longest and biggest and flood floyd bennett airfield home to the migrant shelter and governor hochuld they have a lease in hand. govern herb working with new york city to move 1,200 migrants specifically families to areas outside of new york city in order to spread out the education burden before the start of the school year. such moves have been challenged in the past by local county leadership, who say new york city's sanctuary status is a burden they do not wish nor have to bear. governor hochul telling new york city with the current sanctuary policy their hands are essentially tied. >> the city is the one entity that can work with legal aid to renegotiate those terms should they choose to do so. i'm not telling them to do it or not to do it but that's the state of play in the city. that right to shelter determined by a judge and the city at the time back in 1981 does not extend under any circumstance to the other 57 counties. reporter: they're hanging out and it's a soccer field and youth from all over the city utilizing this space right in the shadow of the large migrant shelter

hochul said yesterday it has been a long journey. something i've been working on for 2 and 3 months and intensely the last few weeks. today was a call to talk about logistics. i did not take away a hard no. it will be an he involving process. i bet it's a no. >> bill: a new ballgame? special counsel david weiss begins his first full week on the job today. has authority in a case that could send the president's son to prison after a plea deal fell through last month. >> it makes it sound like they were never going to charge this case but then because the whistleblowers were coming forward, they decided to just see if they could get this thing resolved quickly. they moved too quickly and made a bunch of mistakes like they've made mistakes throughout the investigation. >> bill: andy mccarthy standing by with the big picture. first let's go to the department of justice and david spunt. could be in for another big week. good morning. >> always a big week at the department of justice. good morning. late last night hunter biden's attorneys

82% of new yorkers call recent influx of migrants a serious problem. 51% disapprove of governor hochul's job addressing the influx. talk about immigration and oftentimes it's used by both parties as a political issues. republicans have done it many times. is there a way to come to something around the edges that deals with this problem directly now? >> house republicans have. we passed hr2. the border security package. we believe we need to secure the border to stem the crisis. then we fix our broken legal immigration system as one of the constituents from staten island said, this is not opposition to legal immigration. it is opposition to illegal immigration. we need to be based on the rule of law. we know what a secure border looks like and the effective poll seals of the previous administration and many of the policies we included in our bill. >> bret: the problem is you don't have any democrats signed onto that bill. >> isn't that shameful? now you see -- they need to show courage and political spine saying it's a border crisis. joe biden's policies are not working. work with us to s

the governor kathy hochul visited the white house expects the president to step up and take action.ith at the white house. did the president show up for the meeting? jot president had a sit down and met with the chief of staff and interesting she did not meet with the president but she's the democratic governor from the elmore spire state and governor hoche el came to ask for -- hochul asked for more federal assistance with the surge of migrants all over the state and estimated at least 100,000 migrants arrived in the big apple within the last year. major business leaders among those urging the white house to take action following the meeting the administration is taking steps to shorten the amount of time migrants need to secure work permits and believe that would help move a lot of people out of the traditional housing they've been in right now with temporary housing. the fed is dispatching resources for health and human resources and hud and interior all trying to offer support and more conversations to go and white house asking for about $600 million to shelter their need and th

i mayor of new york city is eric adams and want thes governor of new york, katie hochul to do more andress the migrant crisis. lauren: he wants her to sign an executive order to give him $6.5 billion to take care of the 100,000 migrants that have passed through here, and he wants her to force communities outside of manhattan to take some of the migrants in. he suggested shelters in newburg, new york. staten island armory. try doing that in staten island. i'm from there and not going to happen. state university of new york dorms. some of the suggestion. there's a rift between democrats in new york. stuart: he wants $6 billion from the state. that's interesting. thanks, lauren. now this, mercenary leader yevgeny prigozhin was probation reportedly killed in a -- reportedly killed in a plane pressure and assassination of those leading a revolve and don't let the super power be in deep trouble. assassination not indoctrination. they tore into education of america and blaming historically low reading and math scores on progressive policies. lydia hu breaks it down after this. ♪ new projects

new york city mayor eric adams who had been at odds with hochul says quote, new york city has largely managed this national crisis alone. in a ritzy fundraiser in nantucket for mass mass governor maura healey is disrupted by a group of angry climate activists. watch this ♪ chanting] end fossil fuels. >> you insulted us. >> get out! get out! >> the fossil fuel industry bought you out. the fossil fuel industry $50,000. >> the group ripping healey despite the fact that she is pursuing an aggressive climate agenda. on day one healey appointed the first ever climate chief and established the new office of climate innovation and resilience. but apparently not good enough for them. country music sensation oliver anthony has another big hit. the music video for the song "i want to go home" is now going viral. watch this. >> we are on the brink of the next world war and i don't think nobody's praying no more ♪ and i ain't saying i know it for sure ♪ i'm just down on my knees. >> ainsley: for the acoustic ballad already wrapping up 3 million views on youtube. those are your headlines, guys, tha

to help new york's handling of the migrant crisis and a letter to mayor adams and governor kathy hochulch he claims only came to light after the federal release on visited. new york attorney general letitia james is threatening legal action against new york schools if they refuse to enroll migrant children in the upcoming school year. morgan ortagus, the schools are being forced to take in these kids and it's causing disruption for the schools because the american kids are having language barriers, these other kids don't speak english. i have a friend who was a hairdresser and she told me she was getting calls from her sons principal and teachers every day because he kept getting beaten up by these other kids and there's a language barrier, they cannot understand each other and it's causing chaos in the schools. >> this comes on the backdrop of two plus years of covid in schools were so many children have been left behind because their schools were shut down or they were forced to mask and you really have an epidemic in this country post covid of children that are very far behind on the

hochul's also meeting with federal officials today about other possibilities.is set to receive over 104 million from fema for this crisis that's projected to cost the city $12 billion over the next 3 years. the city continues opening emergency shelters including one recently at randall's island and another one at mccarran park in brook run. the city is also considering housing migrants at the fort wards worth military base in staten island. the number is only going up with what we're seeing down at our southern border. back to you, mike. mike: nate foy reporting live from the big apple, thanks a lotment. >> reporter: you got it. mike: mass illegal crossings along the rio grande valley sector continuing to serve and all four sec editors are either near or overcapacity. bill melugin is live in la jolla, texas, with more. hello, bill. >> reporter: mike, good afternoon to you. just a few moments ago there was a little bit of an incident in eagle pass. take a look at this video, a group of 14 illegal immigrants crossed the river and breached the razor wire the state

you know, as this migrant crisis continues, now new york governor hochul's attorney is saying new yorkto handling this and the missteps were detailed in state filed court documents which came in response to new york city's request for more help. accuses them to reject more than a dozen sites to house migrants and acting too slow for shelter space and work permits. and says the city needs to manage the $1.5 billion in state funds it's been given. this morning, mayor adams said some of the state suggestions are just not suitable for the long run and the city should not bear the burden of the entire crisis. >> this is a national and statewide issue that has been unjustly dropped into the lap of new york city residents. we only make up .05 of the land mass in new york state .05. yet we are housing over 99% of the migrants. >> right now a state funded tin shelter is under construction on soccer fields used by children and adult sports leagues on randall's island and a state funded shelter opened here in the parking lot of the psychiatric center. it will house up to 1,000 migrant men. hundre

after the city asked the state for more help which was met with sharp criticism from governor kathy hochul turning the attorney wrote in the state filed court documents quote the state has identified numerous additional state owned properties and nonstate owned sites that are viable options for sheltering migrants. but the city is not accepted these offers. so to break this down more than five filing accuses city of rejecting more than a dozen sites that could house more than 3000 migrants. acting too slow to preserve shelter capacity help migrants with work permits. the attorney also said the city needed to better manage the $1.5 billion in state funds already given. during adams thursday remarks he pushed back on that criticism. >> many people do not understand we are not getting dollar for dollar for every invoice we give the state. we are getting 29% per dollar. the sites given to us somewhere in floodplains but some are not suitable to build and so we analyzed each site we did not ignore any of the sites piglets on the both the city and state are clearly unified on as a designer for t

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now, this time this is a disagreement between two new york democrats, governor kathy hochul and the mayor of new york city, which has taken in more than 100,000 asylum seekers since last year. currently there are 58,000 in shelters. nbc's gabe gutierrez is outside the roosevelt hotel here in new york city, which has become a migrant intake center. so gabe, talk to us about the challenges new york's facing, and what's this disagreement about? >> the mayor is now trying to down play any friction between himself and the governor, but as you mentioned, this is the iconic roosevelt hotel, hundreds of migrants are being housed here. as you said, new york city now hitting that milestone, more than 100,000 migrants arriving here in the city since last year, and this all comes as the governor is now deploying more members of the national guard across the state. >> as new york city opens more shelters to house a record breaking migrant influx. >> close the border! >> reporter: this morning there's growing outrage over the city's response. >> do you get free wi-fi at all? i don't. >> reporter: mayor

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record-breaking influx of migrants mayor eric adams pushing back after the state's governor, kathy hochul, a fellow democrat, accused him of not doing enough. is that, here's somen things that you can do differently, we're all in one thing no one is stating that we didn't do, house 100,000 people, unlike any other city >> reporter: it comes after a lawyer for the governor today sent a scathing letter saying the city faces a serious crisis and has failed to accept the state's offer of assistance and should do more to act in a proactive manner the mayor opening two new shelters, and he's repeatedly slammed the federal government for not doing enough to help the city. today, we spoke with carla from ecuador with her 4-year-old daughter outside the iconic roosevelt hotel in manhattan, which has been turned into a migrant housing facility "give us an opportunity," she says "many of us just want to work. across the country other major cities are also struggling with the influx, and the massachusetts governor just declared a state of emergency >> it's unsustainable. >> reporter: in new york sinc

. >> new york governor kathy hochul plans to ask the state for assistance as well. >>> one of the mostic festivals in the bay area is getting ready to begin. we'll show you the preps that are under way, next. >>> nothing could beat listening to music, live music in a park in the summer. >> this is big. outside land's back for its 15th year in san francisco. crews started setting up today at golden gate park. acts like megan thee stallion, foo fighters and lana del rey in the lineup. the festival friday through saturday. tickets sold out friday and saturday, but sunday is available. my crew is going. >> sounds like a blast. >>> watch our newscast 24/7 on hoke cue and other streaming platforms. audrey and raj are talking about what's coming up at 5:30. >>> right now, our coverage continues of the devastating wildfires over in hawaii. at least six people are dead and countless others are scrambling to get to safety in maui. we're talking with people who are planning on heading to the island today. >>> there are a lot of safety concerns involving driverless cars. so our investigative unit

new york city mayor eric adams is blaming governor kathy hochul after they both received letters from the biden administration ring apart their handling of the migrant crisis. >> i think the governor is wrong. she is the governor of the state of new york. new york city is in that state. every county in this state should be part of this. >> adams has repeatedly asked hochul to place migrants in other parts of the state but she says that is not her job. those are a couple of your headlines, guys beings back to you. >> brian: sanctuary city not a sanctuary state. people did not vote to shelter everybody. that's his problem. >> ainsley: city is a lot more liberal than upstate new york. >> steve: ashley, thank you very much. america's top story where we are talking about hurricane idalia. let's go to robert ray. he's in clearwater, florida. west of tampa. near the ocean where things are starting to pick up. and, robert, where are you? are you standing on a street or are you near the beach or where are you? >> yeah. good morning to you. coronado street here in clearwater beach. the actual b

way the biden administration is handling things, they want more resources on the ground and kathy hochul wrote a letter to president biden asking for resources, the mayor has been asking for it for months and this is still the scene out here. can't imagine working over here, back to you. >> john: every state is a border state now. alexis mcadams, thank you. take a look at the problems that new york and chicago and other big cities are having, imagine what texas and arizona have been going through for years now. >> sandra: the other states did not have that first-hand experience so it was not in their back yard, it is now, and it's changing their way of life, their ability to live the life they want to live and now they care. >> john: the last straw seemed to be, and brian kilmeade talks about this, a big soccer dad, the fact they put the tents on the soccer fields in randall's island, the only place for a lot of city kids to go to play outside, that has really enraged the community. >> sandra: game changer. >> look at the totality as a lawyer for 30 years, the totality of all the evidenc

. >>> "the new york times" says new york democratic governor kathy hochul is criticizing the white house failing to help deal with the influx of migrants including more than 100,000 who have arrived in new york city over the past year. she said that she sent a letter to mr. biden asking the government to speed up work permits, allowing migrants to earn money while they wait for asylum. >>> and the "associated press" says savannah, georgia, picked an emancipated black woman to replace the name of a slavery advocate on the historic city square. the city council voted this week to put susie king taylor's name on the public square. she was born to enslaved parents in 1848 and later started three schools in georgia to teach emancipated people to read and write. her name replaces former vice president john c. calhoun who was a vocal supporter of slavery. >>> selling subway. how a change in ownership for the sandwich chain could mean more footlongs in your future. lactaid isis 100% realal mil, just withohout the lacactose. deliciouous too. justst ask my olold friend, , . nonothing likeke enjoyi