kathy hochul has an evil twin who is good at governing! who knew!hochul's decision to reverse congestion pricing, we turn to senior political analyst michael kosta. [cheers and applause] michael. the governor was fully in support of this plan six months ago. how is she so weak-willed that she would change her mind after a silly diner conversation? >> actually, jordan, there's nothing silly about a diner conversation. political experts like myself understand that any opinion has extra power when it's said over a plate of eggs and toast. it's called the "diner effect." for example, if i were to tell the governor to flip-flop on congestion pricing, she'd say no. but what if i said... "hey, governor, you gotta cancel that plan, because every workin' guy knows that when the screws get stripped, you gotta hammer the nail yourself. all right?" >> i don't think that means anything, michael, but there is something in that that is very common sense. you're right, cancel the [bleep] plan! >> you see what happened? >> jordan: wait, why did i agree with you? >>

-- kathy hochul's decision.complications? michelle: this was a surprise today for everybody in the new york city area. many drivers are relieved by this. the issues are that congestion pricing was supposed to ease traffic. the goal was to ease traffic in the central business district which is midtown manhattan. and improve air quality and raise money for new york city's transit system which is more than 100 years old. the question now is how is this going to ease traffic, improve air quality and get the subway system and the buses and the public transportation the money it needs to have a modern upstate system and attract more riders? sonali: it is interesting because this was a plan that was supposed to bring in a billion dollars a year into the transit system in new york city. without this plan, what plan is there? michelle: as of now, there is not one. kathy hochul said she is working on alternative funding but not give details of that so we will see what she and other lawmakers come up with. we have been hea

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governor hochul can go to new york and do press about this., they the make sure that president biden has done everything he can. we talked about earlier, the debate stage. that is what this timing is about. have done what they can do, to make sure people understand, he is trying to solve the problem. >> aaron gilchrest, thank you. jennifer, stay with me. just to note, kathy hochul, the governor of new york, will be on next hour, with my friend, katie. >>> up next, a major victory for former president trump in his election interference case in georgia. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the majority of people experienced long-lasting remission at one y

kathy hochul sensitive location. we have a problem.ven city council, saying maybe we should put forth a policy to renege on sanctuary cities. problem is, day one, joe biden came in and with stroke of his pen, he changed all border policies, ended remain in mexico and allowed title 42 to expire, stopped construction of the border wall and opened up the border. this is a very big problem. we had 300 known terrorists we caught, that is not the millions of gotaways in our country. we have credible problem with sanctuary cities and problem at southern border and criminals are coming over, fentanyl is coming over, they are killing our people. b biggest thing with this, it was not laken riley or people that were killed because of the border policy, it wasn't the nypd officer that were shot, it wasn't melee happening in time square or the two killed in middletown on deportation list, none of that caused joe biden to say, maybe i should do something about the border. it was an election year. >> todd: november 5, talk about joe biden waking up >

new york governor hochul signed a landmark bill into law that restricts tech companies from targeting children with addictive feeds. the governor sat down for an interview with cbs news senior business and connect correspondent jo ling kent to discuss this revolutionary measure. >> reporter: with the flick of a pen, new york governor kathy hochul cemented a new law restricting social media companies from using addictive algorithms in feeds targeting kids. >> we're seeing the effects in suicide rates. teenagers are in the throes of depression. >> reporter: she sat down with cbs news for an exclusive interview. why did new york choose to target the algorithm? >> for the most important part -- in order to liberate our children, we have to get right to the source of the trauma that's being inflicted on them. >> reporter: in this first of a kind state law no suggested posts will be allowed in kids' fees. no related notifications from midnight until 6:00 a.m. without parental consent. and new age verification tools will be set by the state attorney general. if the platforms do not comply, t

feel gotten into race for governor 19 months before election back in, for 2022 race against kathy hochulal poll showed president trump down about six points i saw voter registration number sent to me yesterday since november 2022 gap has been closing there has been a decrease in democratic party registration increase in republican party registration, conservative party registration, and registered independents so trends only gotten better we've seen eric adams's numbers down kathy hochul's numbers down joe biden's numbers down as well as issues starting at to percolate now since november widow two like illegal immigration the border crisis that weren't top three issues back when i was running for governor in 2022, i believe, that president trump is within striking distance the week in the trick, the bodega visiting, construction in manhattan, and more. maria: going to bright blue places south bronx, new jersey, or minnesota. and garnerring big crowds even in democrat led democrat dominant areas i think to me democrats getting desperate saying oh, you know we got to watch out because trum

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ashley: kathy hochul going for the pricing plan.nly going to focus on basic operations and keeping everything running and a lot of projects will be put here and making stations more accessible and mta right now is in limbo and has a billion hole in their budget and the governor's alternative plan taxing small businesses in the state was shot down immediately. she hasn't come forward since then and calling her gridlock and seems everybody is mad at her. i don't know why they thought of this plan in the first place. ashley: david patterson is chiming in that hochul backed off pricing plan because of subways into the city and new york council minority leader joe borelli joins me now. joe, was crime the real m motivator or what say you? >> politics afters motivating factor and the governor didn't misread the tea leaves and unpopular from the very beginning and whether it's because people feel uncomfortable with rising crime and they don't want a $4,000 after tax bill to hit them hard, this was a plan that was just going to cost her and

we are looking at kathy hochul's halt of congestion pricing.am schwartz and david westin. it's a hot topic. >> everyone is talking about this. sam, you have lived this longer than anybody else. give us the history. this isn't the first attempt at this. it seems like it has been going on for some time. how much money is involved? sam: a lot of money is involved. you are right. it's been going on since the 1970's when john lindsay was mayor and i started working for the city. it continued in 1980 under ed koch. the first one was an act of congress that stopped it. the second was a lawsuit that mayor bloomberg attempted and there was government in action. now, we came within three weeks of it happening. we all thought it was happening and that the governor was solidly behind it. the amount of money is tremendous. it is $15 billion directly to the fta. that will spark at least another $5 billion in terms of federal funds. that is a $20 billion infusion to the transit system. it also would have resulted in more than $15 billion in bonds that were go

. >> hochul expreso que ama a los puertorriquenos, mientras que el alcalde adams nos confeso su platillo me encanta maripily, me e encanta tu encanta. >> yo vine a ver a mari pilip aca, yo vote, yo era sin tierra. >> que loco, que amo! y con esta alegria muchos con p pancartas y camisetas recibieron a la ganadora de la casa de los famosos. >> venir a celebrar un dia como hoy, lo que es ser morir. >> en 2024, desfile, el gran mariscal fue nada menos que tito nieves y liza liza la madrina sonia quiero mostrarte la al alegria de los mostrarte gracias rosalina por regalarnos tanta alegria de estar gran fiesta y asi nos despedimos, gracias por su sintonia nosotros los es esperamos en noticias telemundo, esta noche tengo a usted. >> muy buenas noches. - "top chef vip" viaja hasta esta paradisíaca playa caribeña para una jornada de salvación que podría marcar un antes y un después en esta competencia. muchas sorpresas les esperan a nuestros participantes y, por supuesto, a ustedes. cocina, conflictos y mucha diversión. y lo mejor, la música del puma en un capítulo inolvidable.

discuss this revolutionary measure. >> reporter: with the flick of a pen, new york governor kathy hochula new law today, restricting social media companies from using addictive algorithms in feeds targeting kids. >> we are seeing the effects in suicide rates, teenagers who are in the throws of depression. >> reporter: she sat down with cbs news for an exclusive interview. why did new york choose to target the algorithm? >> for the most important part. in order to liberate our children, we have to get right to the source of the trauma that's being inflicted on them. >> reporter: in this first-of-a-kind state law, no suggested posts will be allowed in kids' feeds. no related notifications from midnight to 6:00 a.m. without parental consent. and new age verification tools will be set by the state attorney general. if the social media platforms do not comply, they can be fined up to $5,000 per violation. mom bernice tsai is cautiously optimistic. >> now, there is a conversation of actually we can try to take a crack at this. we can try to change it. it doesn't go far enough, but i it doesn't

can the president count on them in november, new york governor kathy hochul is here exclusively, plus dress rehearsal. biden huddling would debate advisers while trump plays the expectations game out on the trail, will refer to him, sleepy joe, what should you expect when they go head-to-head thursday night, former wisconsin governor scott walker and former obama senior adviser, david axelrod, are here to break it down good morning. >> i'm kaitlin collins and for jake tapper and dana bash here in new york for the state of our union is in debate prep. and just four days, president joe biden and former president donald trump are going to meet for a historic cnn presidential debate with the potential to dramatically reshape what has been a remarkably stable race for the one white house president biden at camp david, where he is huddling with his full debate team of advisors leading up to thursday night, as he is looking to shake off trump's attacks on his age and his abilities. and also trying to turn the focus back on his opponents felony conviction, and also his proposals for a second

with the very latest on this story. >> no timeline has been shared from a new york governor kathy hochul like to see a mask ban put back in place she has had this would likely require the help of new york state lawmakers who have already wrapped up their legislative session for the year immediate path forward is not clear at this time. still covered conscious new yorkers are already pushing back an account labeled covid advocacy new york wrote on x governor kathy hochul seven cnn she is considering banning masks in new york. we need to speak out against this. hogle did say during a press briefing any sort of legislation would include exemptions for help for religious reasons. she said reinstating a mask ban on the city's transit system is quote the primary focus and explained this will be an effort to target potential hate crimes. she also said criminals also have become a problem, listen. >> monday night a group donning masks took over subway car scaring writers is as vile and disgusting people are committing wearing masks were able to commit crimes there undetected it's a challenge for

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you are proud of your message, you are not hiding. >> carley: no timeline for a mask ban if kathy hochul iconic scene from the movie "titanic." >> jack. ♪ >> carley: kate winslet made this admission about her kissing sc scene. >> it is not all it was cracked up to be. we kept doing this kiss. i would have to do makeup check on both of us between takes and i would end up looking like i was sucking a caramel chocolate bar. >> kateshg and leo are close friends. flashback, susan lucci teaches b brian how to kiss on "fox and friends". this is 2011, teaching him to kiss like they do on soap operas. >> lawrence: brian! >> carley: i am blushing. >> brian: i am surprised how good i did that. she never called. >> she is supposed to say that, brian. >> lawrence: did you talk to dawn before you did that? a lot of explaining. >> brian: it was spontaneous. >> what did dawn say? >> steve: they might not have talked before, they talked after. >> brian: this weekend will be front and center. >> steve: she's dawn's favorite actress and there is dawn making out with her. >> brian: i heard you met susan luc

hochul : but to anoint for andrew to hit on decided people are struggling too much call for extra cashmade jokes all the time but good on her for acknowledging where these are because i am sick of politicians or like everything going great, isn't it amazing? the statue of liberty is selling the pics on only fans. not a good time in the country but is it possible they are not charging the fee to drive out of the city because they realized there's so much more money to be made in people leaving? >> new york is like california we can't get enough you hold so people are paying to leave, not trying to get as much as they think. >> very well said. a former cia guy, supposed to be on the lookout things that are strange and unusual. it's not that this, they are not trying to screw the little guy? >> it's not you talk about idaho at the beginning because they are coming to idaho every single one of them landing in our state. a wonderful place to be and been told by my friends to shut up on nice it is. >> there is that, too. my only problem is every time i show up, they think i'm in the witness

joining us now, new york governor kathy hochul, governor, welcome, there's a lot to talk to you aboute a particularly personal interest. we'll get to that in a moment. a year ago, the same conservative justices overturned new york's conceal and carry law. just last week, the justices struck down the trump era ban on bump stocks. were you surprised the justices came to this decision? >> indeed, i was. as a result of this decision, which was not expected given the history you just described, it was the state of new york that had the brun case where the challenge was to a 100 year law to allow a governor like myself to make sure we didn't have conceal and carry weapons in public spaces, so when the decision came down against us, from the supreme court, i wasn't optimistic about how they would feel about a case that most americans would say why would domestic abusers be able to have a gun, but given the history of last year's decision, i wasn't sure. right now, survivors across america are breathing a sigh of relief, and hopefully we can see a different shift in the supreme court and othe

. >>> in the meantime, back here in new york, governor kathy hochul has shelved the pricing for drivers entering south of 60th street. the plan has been put on pause indefinitely. the lingering effects on the working families and new york city economy from the pandemic has cost an extraordinary amount of money if you go on the streets where they installed some of the cameras and systems in those places. i don't know if you have seen it all. there is an extraordinary infrastructure cost that's already been in place. she says indefinitely. i don't know if this comes back. this was something that mayor bloomberg wanted to do for a long time. they did it successfully in london. the question is a timing issue. maybe the time is not right -- >> there's an election looming and congressional democrats are facing a ton of pressure over this. if you ask people in staten island about this, they are furious. if you ask people in queens, they are fur iious. >> the conundrum is if they don't do this, the only way they will ever make up the mta budget and everything else in the city is to tax business

new york governor kathy hochul signed a landmark bill into law on thursday restricting tech companiesen. the governor gave an exclusive interview to cbs news senior business and tech correspondent jo ling kent about this revolutionary measure. >> reporter: with the flick of a pen, new york governor kathy hochul cemented a new law restricting social media companies from using addictive algorithms in feeds targeting kids. >> we're seeing the effects in suicide rates. teenagers are in the throes of depression. >> reporter: he had sat down with cbs news for an exclusive interview. >> why did new york choose to target the algorithm? >> for the most important part. in order to liberate our children, we have to get right to the source of the trauma that's being inflicted on them. >> reporter: in this first of a kind state law, no suggested posts will be allowed in kids' feeds. no related notifications from midnight to 6:00 a.m. without parental consent. and new age verification tools will be set by the state attorney general. if the social media platforms do not comply, they can be fined up

this is one of two bills that governor kathy hochul's signed into law. on thursday. involves the collection and sharing of kids personal data, and the other may drastically changed the way that your child's feed looks because it targets algorithms directly which the governor says promotes addictive behavior under this law, sites like instagram would be required to show minors in new york content-based on chronological order, right now the algorithm presents a mixed bag, which often leads to marathon scrolling sessions online joining us now is seeing in media correspondent hadas gold. i don't know. i might like that chronological order back myself and i liked it. so tell us more about these laws and what the response has been yeah, new york is not the first state to try and pass a law regulating children's use of social media. >> but what's unique about this law is that it's targeting the algorithms specifically we haven't seen that in these other state laws. this bill also had near unanimous bipartisan support. and of course it's coming the same week that the surgeon

i simply said that president biden could ask and let govern hochul make up her mind. secondly the action or reaction of anybody to the notion of pardoning donald trump, who's been as opposed to donald trump, as i have been my friend and former client, michael cohen, his life and his family were threatened by donald trump when trump called him a rat before he went to prison so i'm no apologies for certainly for donald trump. so people can my own daughter was angry with me for this, or at least criticize me for this calm because of her concern about mr. trump my point is, with the wisdom of hindsight let's think about healing the country and beating trump at the polls on the issues and on his character as opposed to creating another round of martyrdom by trying to send him to jail, which i've been very consistent about an opposing the incarceration of an ex-president so a lot of the criticism that i've monitored that you're receiving seems to be along two lines to two dueling, two lines that are on the same track. >> one of which is there's not parity here. one is a for

governor hochul, i want to talk about these threats and just a moment, but i do want to first get to this extremely breaking story tonight at the nypd. governor is investigating whether a man was planning some kind of attack and the new york city area, i guess he was pulled over and arrested with a loaded gun more than 100 rounds of ammunition and other weapons. and he also alarmingly seem to have nypd uniform gear, government, what can you tell us about this? >> right? we're working closely with the nypd and of course, the joint terrorism task force to investigate this further. but there is no tolerance for this behavior. this is criminal and i have confidence in our system that these individually prosecuted and handled to the full extent of the law. this is unacceptable in the state of new york. it's frightening, but it's important to know that the police are on top of this and what moral be reported as we're able to disclose this to the public. >> governor, do we know is sitting here today whether he was in fact plotting an attack? >> i cannot speak to that at this time. >> i cert

governor kathy hochul -- in long island, by the way. governor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> coming up a mayor of a texas town that is on the front lines of this crisis joins us for a red state perspective. plus, i will not be intimidated. that is what attorney general merrick garland said to congress when he was forced to testify. we are back in 90 seconds. in here, you can expect to find crystal clear audio, expansive display space, endless entertainment, and more comfort for everyone. but even with all that... we still left room for all the unpredictability, spontaneity and unexpected things you'll find out here. the new 2024 grand cherokee lineup. jeep. there's only one. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions ca

for more we welcome governor hochul.taking steps to actually try and cut back on some of these things. it's been something that congress has been unable to do over almost two decades of going back and forth on this. what do these laws do? >> first of all, i'm a former member of congress. i'm not surprised congress is not able to handle this, although this should be, responsible, a national policy that says we prioritize the mental health of our children. it's that simple. and all the statistics are pointing to a very dire outcome for our children right now. over the last two decades. the last decade in particular. suicide rates among teenagers have gone up 70%. teenaged depression. something that was not a fact whir i was growing up for previous generations it is real. so many young people taken into a dark space, because the companies have designed these addictive algorithms to pull them in and hold them captive at a time when they should be out socializing with other people, paying attention in classrooms. so i am mot

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in new york governor cathy hochul considering a partial mask ban on new york city subways.mes after several instances of anti-semitic acts by masked protesters including one described by the governor involving a group taking over a subway car where they chanted about hitler and wiping out jews. >> we will not tolerate individuals using masks to evade responsible for criminal or threatening behavior. my team is working on a solution but on a subway people should not be able to hide behind a mask to commit crimes. >> reporter: the governor says commonsense exemptions will be made for health, cultural and religious reasons. >> kevin: thank you again, we appreciate that. we want to get some expert insight from former fbi special agent at fox news contributor nicole parker. i want to begin by sharing what vinnie johnson said on x, california is so far gone that joe biden's secret service agents are getting robbed at gunpoint. i mean, at a certain point you just have to shake your head. >> it's sad, it's tragic. california is a beautiful place. i think it's an absolutely gorgeous

kathy hochul, new york governor stepped in, dove in from the top row to put a halt on this congestioncing here in new york city. this is extorted to me because it sounds like a local story but politico is reporting that there may be some democrats and congress saying you have to step in here, because some of our seats are on the line. do you believe this is the case? >> absolutely. is about time. new york is the reason i, hakeem jeffries is not the speaker today, the democrats have control of the house. it is because we failed to win seats in the suburb of long island and north of the bronx and the hudson valley. throughout the rest of the country, democrats were winning. the reason why democrats lost in new york is because we had local policies that were not in line with the mainstream. and democrats, up and down the ballot suffered. absolutely. so thank god kathy hochul got the message that if she did not reserves this policy, people were going to express their outrage at this policy at the ballot box, and they were going to reject democrats up and down the line this is good, she is

new york democratic governor kathy hochul may be banning face masks, coming as people are shielding theiroing on? >> hi, aishah. governor kathy hochul says she's not going to tolerate anyone shielding their hate. >> we will not tolerate using individuals using masks to evoid responsibility for criminal or threatening behavior. my team is working on a solution, but on subway people should not be able to hide behind a mask. >> and following disturbances. a museum director had red paint tossed on her home, accusing her of being a white supremacist zionist and then these anti-semitic remarks were caught on camera during a protest. we're here-- (inaudible) >> on monday, pro palestinian demvators several with faces covered, flooded into a city subway station and one man, not wearing a mask was captured on the train yelling to passengers, quote, raise your hands if you're a zionist and then followed up by saying, quote, this is your chance to get out. the state legislature ended its session just last week and lawmakers are not due back until january so it's not clear if there's a path forward fo

of them did not understand how to react to it, but in particular , new york state governor katie hochulnds of people who came to listen to trump as clowns, alexandri acasio cortez, such a defender of all minorities, a young congresswoman from new york, she represents the district neighboring the south bronx, was in real hysterics, and of course, in this meeting in support of trump , she saw a threat to her own electoral prospects, well, she descended into outright fakes, for example, she began to talk about how trump allegedly... took all these people there on buses, and this was later even refuted cnn channel. there were more people than democrats would like to see, since this is one of the most democratic areas in the entire country. i have been to many of these rallies and often met people who traveled hundreds of miles to see donald trump. however, one of the things i noticed here is that so many of the people are locals from the bronx. alexandra acasio cortez got the toughest blow from this woman in a military cap, medalin. brame, her son, an afghanistan veteran, was killed by band

and i kind of like kathy hochul's plan.ight plan, but is there a role for government in protecting children? absolutely. and i think, again, he lays it out really well that these people are very smart, and they're using algorithms and brain information that is designed to make your child addicted while their brain is forge. charlie: and all of us. the answer is information, and, you know, warning a labels are great, but none of that takes the place of parents fight it. rachel: yeah. charlie: and it is, they attack all of us us. at some point you have to learn to control the stupid thing. rachel: it's hard. charlie: and the sooner you teach your children to learn to control the thing instead of having it control them, it's -- you know, the phone is a terrific slave, it's a terrible master. and when it becomes your master, but i do think kids know it. and the great thing about this though for your kids is that teaching them, giving them a 3-year window to learn how to master this thing before he starts driving, that's the mos

governor kathy hochul says the measure would make social media less addictive, and less damage to go for us. what exactly would this do? >> governor hochul, the governor of new york hopes it will stop what she says is an epidemic of social media despair among our kids. you pointed out a couple of things. that is without a parent's consent, you can't have a flood of negative algorithms going into a child's social media platform. no overnight notifications, that means from the hours of midnight to 6:00 a.m. cut it off. let these kids get sleep. and in addition to that, they would not be able to get data on kids under 18 and then profit by selling that data. what's happening with it, it's going through the legislative process, the governor is hopeful that it gets signed before the end of this legislative year. but you also mentioned that there is pushback from social media companies. they're wondering, number one, how will we determine and prove and verify that someone's under 18. for those people who think there might be monetary detriment, some parents might be able to hold these comp

now governor hochul i agree with you when it comes to social media algorithm websites, excuse me socialnd tiktok which is going to be banned shortly anyway. it's dime to keep them away from kids in new york. >> lawrence: you know what was interesting is that back when i was in school, myspace was the thing during that time you didn't have the apps. just make a phone call. but, when you were in school, the computers in the school blocked myspace from -- you couldn't access it in schools you had to wait to go home. what they are doing right now is essentially getting back to what they had normally did. they just couldn't block people on cell phone. now have the legislation in placement. >> brian: if they get it in place. >> steve: yesterday the governor of new york signed the safe for kids act. essentially as you know, if you ever go on your phone, once you look at one thing, next thing you know you got a whole bunch of stuff that looks just like it. it's the algorithm that figures that out. ultimately to keep kids on the phone as long as possible. she has signed this legislation which is

governor kathy hochul reportedly postponing the program until when? if.y. we do not know, but it's not happening june 30th. she says this tax, this toll will hurt the recovery of new york city post-covid. but, look, it hurts her reputation too. folks in the tristate area kept calling, letting her know and letting their local officials know. so the e mta backing off the plan that would have is slapped tolls on commuters looking to enter the busiest parts of manhattan costing them between $15-36 a trip. also the political party, democrats are facing pretty difficult house races in the suburbs of new york city, and republicans were using the congestion pricing as a way to hit the democrats. it's unclear if this sees the light of day. maybe in 2025 or after november, but for right now it's not happening june 30th. stuart: lauren, good stuff. thank you. the migrant accused of shooting two new york city police officers is suspected of being a member of an infamous venezuelan gang. congressman mike lawler, republican from new york, joins me now. congressman, isn

it is championed by governor hochul and the first in the nation to regulate how content is delivered.re state not alone. it joins is growing list of blue and red states taking action in the absence of federal legislation. lawmakers in california proposed a measure similar to new york's. florida passed one of the most restrictive laws in the country. it is banning kids under 14 from having social media accounts regardless of a parent's approve all. that law will take effect in january. social media companies are busy lobbying hard and pushing back. net choice, a lobbying group representing meta , snap and others tells fox business that politicians are trying to take over the internet and this quote, this law is unconstitutional because it violates the first amendment by denying the editorial rights of webpages t

hears kathy hochul, the mayor, on how this new rule will be applied.ll be exceptions for health. there will be exceptions for religious observance. there will be exceptions for cultural festivities. there should be some deterrence for people communing criminal activ activities, i mean, do you really want someone with a mask on walking in to a back? we have to be smart about protecting our businesses and our riders on some new -- subways from harassment as well. >> martha: your thoughts there. >> listen, i think it's a great step, how do you enforce it? we have so many people on the streets of new york. i mean, new yorkers know what is going on on the streets. yes crimes are down but robberies feel like they're happening, assaults, you see these people on these mopeds, i'm going to get back to that, the ebikes, you know, they're heading people, taking off their masks, no license plate, no recourse. >> martha: no idea and a lot of the situations, you've got the venezuelan gang issue that's going on. i hope we can take back the city and other cities acros

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gearing it toward, and they suck these kids in by sending these repeated algorithms. >> governor hochult be a ban. but companies have pushed back lobbying hard against similar legislation in other states. some claim the restrictions violate the first amendment. >> we really want our kids to be safe, protected and we cannot fail them in this. >> new york lawmakers could vote on the legislation as soon as this week. a similar law is being worked on in california. in new york, connor hansen, ktvu, fox two news. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> the bay area sees a jolt of summer heat. temperatures rise in many places, leaving people to look for any way to cool down . >> as you get older, you kind of get used to get used to things, take things for granted. and, you know, i think i find myself needing a lot more water than i think i do. >> and it is not over yet. hello again everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist bill martin. it was hot one out there, bill. hottest day of the season. >> you bet by far. yeah. noticeable. and tomorrow

new york governor kathy hochul and state lawmakers have been working on legislation that could forcethms deciding what kids see. companies could be forced to display content to younger users in chronological order. the platforms could also be banned from sending kids alerts late at night unless parents sign off on it. lawmakers also want to stop companies from selling kids data . >> so the algorithms, target children. they repeatedly send messages to them about different topics, whatever it they're, they're gearing it toward. and they suck these kids in by sending these repeated algorithms. governor hochul says this will not be a ban, but companies have pushed back lobbying hard against similar legislation in other states. >> some claim the restrictions violate the first amendment. >> we really want our kids to be safe, protected and we cannot fail them in this. >> new york lawmakers could vote on the legislation as soon as this week. a similar law is being worked on in california. for in new york, connor hansen, ktvu, fox two news. >> growing connections between napa valley and ukra

this was governor hochul announcing the new laws just a moment ago. >> the damaging effect of socialuse children's personal information, extracting millions of data points about their preferences, what they want to do, where they're going, they use all of this to hold them captive to a barrage of unsolicited images and messages, and that must be stopped right now. >> could this be the start of something bigger? because new york isn't the only state trying to curb social media use. florida passed a law to ban addictive social media for kids under 14 a little bit earlier this year. and on tuesday, los angeles, the nation's second largest school district announced a ban on cell phones during the school day. joining me now is the superintendent of the los angeles unified school district, lausd, alberto covallo. as a former l.a usd student, i say hello. there are a lot of parents out there so thankful for this move. they are curious about how it will get enforced. can you shed a little light on to that mr. superintendent? >> sure, katy. thank you so much for the opportunity. look, we have

new york governor kathy hochul and state lawmakers have been working on legislation that could forcecial media platforms to make changes, instead of algorithms deciding what kids see. companies could be forced to display content to younger users in chronological order. the platforms could also be banned from sending kids alerts late at night, unless parents sign off on it. lawmakers also want to stop companies from selling kids data so the algorithms, target children. >> they repeatedly send messages to them about different topics, whatever they're they're gearing it toward. and they suck these kids in by sending these repeated algorithms. >> governor hochul says this will not be a ban. but companies have pushed back lobbying hard against similar legislation in other states. some claim the restrictions violate the first amendment. >> we really want our kids to be safe, protected and we cannot fail them in this. >> new york lawmakers could vote on the legislation as soon as this week. a similar law is being worked on in california. in new york, connor hansen, ktvu, fox two news. >> ch

and they suck these kids in by sending these repeated algorithms. >> governor hochul says this will notompanies have pushed back lobbying hard against similar legislation in other states. some claim the restrictions violate the first amendment. >> we really want our kids to be safe, protected and we cannot fail them in this. >> new york lawmakers could vote on the legislation as soon as this week. a similar law is being worked on in california. in new york, connor hansen, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, it can be a hassle to get a friend on the phone these days. and according to a new study, more and more people prefer texting over calling, although not everyone agrees. >> i usually just text. yeah i'm not a huge caller. >> i'm not afraid to call them if they're just not responsive. >> do i call or text beforehand? depends on what they like for me to do. >> it's an interesting debate. it is. a new yougov survey shows that texting is the overwhelming preferred way to talk to friends and family. this is especially true among gen z. in fact, researchers found the younger you are, the more lik

. >> it is a big deal, and it's more of the effects of joe biden and people like kathy hochul.mandates that she's putting and he's putting not only on the united states of america, but here locally for me in the state of new york. i mean, there have been no conversations, it's just trying to check boxes. and, honestly, you know, tesla is one of the companies that i'll give credit where credit is due, they have been performing outreach to first responder agencies to try to help train members of not only law enforcement, but the fire service in dealing with accidents when it comes to electric vehicles. i mean, you see that the fdn ny has been on capitol hill for the last six or seven months where commissioner kavanaugh has been pushing for setting consumer standards on lithium batteries act which was passed a few weeks ago is and something that was supported in a bipartisan fashion. the issue is real. and, honestly, it's another issue we're facing down here on the south to shore with these mandates of offshore wind, not talking the communities and just going out into our -- eliza