governor hochul said that she cannot protect dr. carpenter if she leaves the state. is a situation where the governor says "as long as she's here, she has my support, but if she steps outside, she very well could find herself in a situation where she has to go answer those charges in louisiana." >> maurice: so then where does the case go from here? >> reporter: so, because this is uncharted territory, and we are talking about a case with these two contradictory laws, it could go before the supreme court. as you heard in the report, governor hochul saying she is willing to take on that fight. also, clayton, the prosecutor there in louisiana, saying the same thing. but this is what some people did expect with the overturning of roe v. wade, when you have so many states operating under different laws and different jurisdictions. >> john: jericka duncan. thank you, jericka. >> maurice: still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn tracking a storm that could bring flooding to the south. >> john: and we'll have these stories, as well. >> i'm lilia luciano. we w

and joining us now live is governor kathy hochul of new york. governor, i really appreciate you making time to be here. thank you. tell us about this decision that you made when you received this extradition order from louisiana. how should people in this country expect this case to move forward? how do you expect the louisiana governor to respond? >> we put this in place as soon as we heard about the overturning of roe v wade. i need to protect our doctors, because telemedicine is the number one reason people can get abortion pills in two thirds of all abortions are now by pills, and they've been approved by the fda for 20 years. it's safe. we have a doctor who's trying to help someone in another state who's been denied the right of control over her own body, just doing what her oath requires her to do. and now she's treated like a criminal. it was not a tough decision for me, rachel. i said no and hell no. i will never, ever send this person into harm's way to stand for 15 years of possible jail time for just being a doctor. and that's what ou

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we have filed charges against kathy hochul. have filed charges against letitia james and mark schroeder. who is with dmv. this is a new doj. >> you know, maybe a new doj, but nothing else. you said there was true. they did not file any criminal charges against new york governor kathy hochul or letitia james or any of the other people they mentioned. they did not file criminal charges. why did she announce they were filing charges? do you know what charges means? here was the statement in response from governor hochul. quote, earlier today, attorney general pam bondi marched in front of the tv cameras for a dramatic media briefing to announce she was filing charges against new york state related to our immigration laws. hours later, when legal papers were shared with reporters, we learned this was smoke and mirrors. d.o.j. was filing a routine civil action about a law passed in 2019 that's been upheld by the courts. time and again, we expect pam bondi is worthless, publicity driven lawsuit to be a total failure, just like all th

maria: that was kathy hochul.ts over american citizens, what you backing down from. >> on top of everything letitia james has spent the last several years to prove mar-a-lago is worth $18 million when she could've enforced real laws that exist. i think pam bondi is remarkable i'm so impressed. >> new york what the most dreaded add ever been in 35 years this past election. i don't know if it'll fly this time around but i think it'll be a federalism topsail because state are sovereign but they plan to repower dimmer great litigation. in 2020 when the supreme court struck down a challenge to san francisco sanc century policiesi don't know if this will escalate or succeed but i hope it does. maria: how many stories have we heard in the last four years of people getting attacked, murdered by illegals or even kids in classrooms with ten or 15 next thing 30 or 40 kids and half of them don't speak english mother's upset how do they not see the. >> i to understand how they do not see it. the only thing they're willing to s

kathy hochul doesn't set immigration policy. to have to teach her that lesson. >> sandra: letitia james responded to the lawsuit, trey, saying our state laws including the green light law protects the lives of all new yorkers and keeps our communities safe. i am prepared to defend our laws just as i always have. that is the new york ag. meanwhile this is more from pam bondi yesterday, trey, listen. >> one angel mom is too many and we have angel moms throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law, and if you don't comply with federal law, we will hold you accountable. we did it to illinois, strike one. strike to is new york. and if you are a state not complying with federal law, you are next, get ready. >> sandra: she is standing up for these parents, one of which, the mother of tammy noble -- sorry, tammy nobles is the mother, lost her daughter, she was killed by an illegal immigrant. this was her yesterday during that presser with bondi. listen. >> i have been sharing her story for over two an

governor hochul on her show on thursday, and. >> hochul said, i have to do what's smart. >> what's rightnsulting with other leaders in government at this time. rachel then. >> pushed her and said, hochul. >> said. >> of course i am. of course i am. considering all. >> of. >> this, no timeline on that, though. christie greenberg. >> thank you so much. >> for being. >> with us. >> up early. >> next. >> house republicans extreme. >> plan to cut trillions of dollars from. >> critical programs. >> when we come back. >> when we come back. >> with more of the weekend. if you're living with diabetes, i'll tell you the same thing i tell my patients. getting on dexcom g7 is one of the easiest ways to take better control of your diabetes and help protect yourself from the long-term health problems it can cause. this small wearable... replaces fingersticks, lowers a1c, and it's covered by medicare. not managing your diabetes really affects... your health for the future. the older you get, the more complications you're gonna see. i knew i couldn't ignore my diabetes anymore because it was causing my

here is governor hochul's response.s lawsuit to be a total failure just like all the others. let me be clear, new york is not backing down." difficult for me to read that with a straight face without a fact-checker because at the end of the day, the law is not on their side. they can be clear all they want but it will not work out in their favor. >> jason: attorney general pam bondi is right. people here illegally committing crimes, law enforcement and people who put their lives on the line coach i think is their family goodbye and they strap on a fast and put a gun in a poster and put on a helmet to root these people out. and now the politicians in new york are going to tip them off? that i.c.e. is coming to get you or they want to inquire about your information? you can't do that in this country! that is so backwards. where is the priority to say we will protect victims and take care of the public to make sure they are safe. none of that is in place! it is so offensive to do that and for the men and women that don't m

joining us now to discuss is new york governor kathy hochul. >> welcome, governor.gs of a man who has no clue the impact of what he just did. let's take, for example, in 2022, total new york, canada trade increased to $42.6 billion. as we can show in the graph, this rise was comprised of a 19% increase in exports and a 28% rise in imports. the states are the ones that will carry the burden of his illiberal, unhinged reaction to whatever we don't know. but he somehow thinks that this is a public policy of engaging a tariff war, that somehow a state like yours is going to be immune from. talk to us about what this means, and canada's response, potentially to the citizens of your state. >> well. >> we're deeply concerned about this. we have a strong trade arrangement arrangement, and they've been partners of ours since the beginning of our country. new york state has one of the largest borders with any country in the world. because, you know, we have the water line, the water and land crossings. but there's a synergy between our two communities, canada and new york sta

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the suit between kathy hochul and letitia james cites the green light law which allows people to get a driver's license regardless of citizenship or legal status. >> president trump has corrected -- directed this to stop. and if you don't comply with federal law, we will hold you accountable. we did it in illinois, strike one. strike two is new york. and if you are a state not complying with federal law, you're next, get ready. >> hochul called it a publicity-driven lawsuit and said new york is not backing down. >>> u.s. officials say belarus has released three people including an american and belarusian journalist who was detained for more than three years. u.s. funded radio free europe radio liberty identified one of those freed as reporter andre kuznechyk. he was convicted for allegedly being part of an extremist group. he was reunited with his family yesterday in lithuania. the name of the freed american and why that person was detained was not disclosed by the white house. >>> back home eggs are leading the rise in grocery prices, and suddenly they're scarce. lana zak talked to

up next, new york governor kathy hochul is now taking a rain check.as supposed to meet with president trump and have lunch with him tomorrow. but after the attorney general came out and sued her over immigration. we'll tell you why. this announcement tonight raised questions. >> we have filed charges. >> against the state of new york. >> we have filed charges. >> against kathy hochul. you will be. held accountable if. you do not follow federal law. it's over. it ends. and we're coming after you. >> lockerbie sunday at 9:00 on. >> cnn. >> stuck paying for that old phone. >> don't be. >> switch to verizon. we'll pay off your phone and you'll get iphone 16 on us for a limited time. get it on any plan as low as $30 per line. >> ontario, canada. stable and secure. when the world around us isn't, you can rely on us for energy to power your growing economy and for critical minerals crucial to new technologies. we're here right by your side whoa! >> yes. >> how do you sleep at night. >> on a mattress from mattress firm? i sleep at the presidents day sale. sav

hochul called the lawsuit worthless and expected to fail.iticized this movement says democrats are prepared if the trump administration tries to punish more states going to push back. we're going to push back forcefully. >> we will certainly defend. the people of the great state of new york. the american people. but house republicans like indiana congresswoman aaron, how support the president's actions on immigration. the promises made on the campaign trail that we would secure the border are being delivered on reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right. let's talk weather as we take a live look here. this is interstate 80 at donner summit where it has been coming down hard. but the road is open. traffic is getting by not too fast. chain controls are in effect from nyack to the nevada border and palisades tahoe showing off a fresh 6 inches of snow today. the ski resort. >> seeing some 209 inches so far this season. and he's expecting see a whole lot more through tomorrow. it's being called the biggest snow storm so far this seaso

the beating death of a shackled inmate at a state prison was homicide, according to governor kathy hochuldy cam video from december shows robert brooks being punched by prison guards while he was handcuffed on a medical exam table at the marcy correctional facility. he was pronounced dead the next day. hochul said criminal charges should be filed against those involved and they should be fired. 16 officers and two nurses were suspended without pay. two officers have resigned. >>> "the hill" says a dozen west point cadet clubs for women and people of color were ordered to disband immediately. a memo from the military academy directed the clubs, which include the society of women engineers and the latin cultural club to cease activity and cancel trips, meeting, and events. it comes after president trump signed an executive order halting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs throughout the federal government. all other clubs were ordered to pause activities until officials can determine if they comply with the trump directive. >> and the daytona beach news journal says dramatic video sho

governor hochul needs to be removed. need to be removed needs to be her.nyone who thinks she is doing a good job. she is an embarrassment. >> ainsley: mr. mayor, thank you. migrant shelter mega migrant shelter built in the bronx. we interviewed a representative from the bronx. he talks to everyone on the street not one person wants that facility built. what's the status on that? >> that's a great -- you know what's interesting? if i go to anywhere in the city, when i had 20 or 20,000 migrants here, anywhere in the city and ask who would like a shelter there? not one elected would raise their hand. then you ask them the next question, how many of you went to washington, d.c. previous administration and said you need to stop this? i took 10 trips there so you cannot reap your concern merely from the sterilized environment of your office space. they should have been with us saying we need to stop this flow. and they weren't. and so the shelters have to go somewhere. >> steve: how long is the federal government going to be paying for the roosevelt hotel or any

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governor hochul says she expects bondi's quote, worthless, publicity-driven lawsuit to be a failure. attorney general james says she is prepared to defend state laws and protect the rights of all new yorkers. >>> dozens of policies from the white house are tied up in court, and president trump's former lawyer was grilled on capitol hill. laura jarrett has the latest on the legal showdowns. >> the united states department of justice must protect this nation. >> reporter: the top doj nominee clashing. >> i will follow the rules as told to me by the experts, career prosecutors in the department when it comes -- >> i've heard that, i've heard that. >> but it's true. >> well, it may be true in the abstract. >> no, it's not abstract. it's true. >> reporter: senators also pressing todd blanche on everything from president trump's recent executive orders to the abrupt firing of multiple watchdogs across agencies. >> do you think he broke the law by firing these inspectors general. >> i don't know. i wasn't part of the decisions that he and the white house counsels made. >> reporter: eight of

governor hochul called the suit smoke and mirrors. james said she is prepared to defend the law. bondi announced the move alongside tammy norv else whose daughter was killed by an illegal im grant. some of what they had to say. >> a new d.o.j. and we're taking steps to protect americans, american citizens and angel moms like the mom standing behind me. >> new york has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. it stops today. >> this should have not have ever happened to my daughter and it shouldn't be happening to other families being hurt by the border. homeland security did not do their jobs. >> harris: this dynamically affects families as you've seen. i want to ask you, karoline leavitt, $100 million were just clawed back because of the president's actions now through doge, the department of government efficiency, from new york and just talk to me about what is happening with this state. he said he would focus on new york. >> he did because president trump loves new york. it is his home state. he helped build the new york city skyline as it exists today befor

governor hochul called it worthless and publicity driven. attorney general james said she is prepared to defend state law and the rights of all new yorkers. >>> president trump says he spoke with russian president putin for an hour and a half yesterday, agreeing to negotiations to end the war in ukraine. earlier, at a nato visit, secretary of state pete hegseth previewed major concessions ahead of talks. >> we must start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre-2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. >> for the latest, let's turn to matt bodner. is the u.s. essentially giving away parts of ukraine? >> reporter: frances, good morning. this is exactly the question hanging over europe this morning. as trump's statements leave us with more questions than answers. for example, what exactly is the u.s. negotiating position? what is russia willing to offer concessions on? most important, what role ukraine itself get to play in these negotiations? the issue of ukraine's territorial integrity has been central to this conflict since russia fir

governor kathy hochul and ag latifah james.ion laws and hooking up illegals with driver's licenses. >> new york has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. it stops, it stops today. if you don't comply with federal law, we will hold you accountable peered we did it to illinois, strike one. strike two is new york. and if you are a state not complying with federal law, you are next, get ready. >> jesse: ag bondi should probably look into this. aoc's office is now giving webinars for illegals on how to avoid trump's deportation raids. judge jeanine pirro, tell me a little bit about this lawsuit that bondi filed against tish james and these new york people peered. >> judge jeanine: tish james, governor hochul, and the head of dmv, department of motor vehicles. basically the president has already declared an emergency of the southern border. he has prioritized the immigration crisis. and the vast majority of americans support him in his efforts to curb immigration and get rid of illegals who are criminals. now wh

we have filed charges against kathy hochul. we have filed charges against letitia james.ngel moms like the mom standing behind me. >> new york has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. it stops today. as you know, we sued illinois, new york didn't listen. so now you are next. >> jonathan turley here to sort it out. nice to see you. the election was november 5th. this is what the governor of new york and attorney general in new york said on november 6th, the day after. >> if you trow i to harm new yorkers or roll back their rights i will fight you every step of the way. >> we've been here before. we faced this challenge before. and we used the rule of law to fight back. and we are prepared to fight back once again. >> bill: they are ready for this. there is a law in new york passed in 2019 called the green light law. it forbids anybody from cooperating with immigration workers including those who work at the dmv. does the state have precedence over the executive branch on this issue or is it the other way around? >> i think the federal government has

again, pam bondi going after governor hochul and and letitia james over sanctuary status here.eling with treasury secretary scott bessent in ukraine. he's going to meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy to push to end the war with russia. edward's going to be reporting the latest updates tomorrow. i'm elizabeth mac donald -- macdonald. thanks for welcoming us into your homes. now it's time to send it over to "the bottom line. "dagen and david, a lot of breaking news. you take it away. dagen: thanks, e e-mac. ♪

this is going to impact us a lot. >> reporter: hochul says she took this action out of an abundance of caution after the state department of agriculture detected seven cases of avian flu during routine inspections at live bird markets in new york city. no human cases of avian influenza have been diagnosed in new york state. >> these are just simply measured, common sense steps that will curb the spread of bird flu. >> reporter: the markets will be closed for at least five days. during that time, no poultry can be delivered, and all unaffected markets must sell the remaining inventory, clean, disinfect the premises, and undergo a state inspection before they can reopen. >> we have been vigilant and will remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> reporter: now that you have heard that there are these cases -- >> i am so -- >> reporter: you are worried? besides complying with the order, for some shop owners and employees the governor's abundance of caution also means doing their own damage control. [speaking spanish] no? this is a similar reaction we ha

kweends, new york is one of about 80 that were ordered to temporarily shut down by governor kathy hochulshe took this action out of an abundance of caution after the state department of agriculture detected seven cases of avian flu during routine inspections at live bird markets in new york city. no human cases of avian influenza have been diagnosed in new york state. >> these are just simply measured common sense steps that will curb the spread of bird flu. >> reporter: the markets will be closed for at least five days. during that time no poultry can be delivered and all unaffected markets must sell the remaining inventory, clean, disinfect the premises and undergo a state inspection before they can reopen. >> we have been vigilant and will remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> but now that you've heard that there are these cases -- >> i am so worried. >> you're worried. >> reporter: besides complying with the order for some shop owners and employees the governor's abundance of caution also means doing their own damage control. [ speaking in a g

is suing governor kathy hochul and the state of new york over the state's immigration policy.ney general pam bondi announced that lawsuit today. it accuses hochul and the new york of violating federal law by protecting undocumented immigrants, citing a new york law allowing undocumented immigrants to get a driver's license and restricting certain federal agencies from accessing sensitive driver's license information. in a statement, hochul called that lawsuit smoke and mirrors, saying that new york will not back down, and this comes as she is expected to meet with president trump in washington tomorrow. >> tulsi gabbard is the new director of national intelligence. today, the senate voted 52 to 48 to confirm the former democrat and former hawaii congresswoman. republican senator mitch mcconnell joining the democrats in opposing her confirmation, saying she failed to demonstrate she was prepared for the role. gabbard ran for president in 2020 as a democrat before joining the republican party and supporting president trump. president trump's pick for health and human services se

and there are those that have already called for governor hochul to remove him from office.e decides to let them remove the charges, there is no crime that she is there removing him from. and unless there are other circumstances, they're putting her in a political battle with those that will say she's overstepping the bounds. trump is the one that questioned here. he has made the mayor a hostage. he has made the city a hostage. if he really believed the mayor was innocent, why didn't he pardon him? or if he felt that there was some political vendetta against him, why didn't he pardon him? he pardoned people that beat up law enforcement in the capital. don't let trump play us. let's stand up for what's right, even if it is against people that are friends of mine. but let's not let others play us against each other. we'll see what the judge says, and we'll move after that. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 5 p.m. eastern for another live hour of politics nation. saturday show with nat if you're looking for a jonat medicare supplement

they would love to produce today, pause of policies in place from governor kathy hochul and democratsnd unearth great resources we have, like natural gas. president trump is doing that, it can't be done immediately. i worry about carnage with small businesses in upstate new york. all of them agree and support trump, they know we need to bring our supply chain back. on the commodity level, i worry a little bit. i represent northeast largest dairy and agriculture district. we like to see strength portrayed with canada. they have not been fair with milk pricing, a lot is going on there. tariffs project strength and will force supply chain back here. i think president trump will do tinkers with this, it is really poernt our allies and especially enemies and adversaries like coastline china get message we're serious. >> todd: and heaping to keep el paso seat -- elise stefanik's seat vacant. it could be june to november. all to basically thwart trump's agenda. party of democracy is trying to deprive district of representation in district congress for months. >> democrats are talking about u

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but hochul can remove him and we've seen enough here.we haven't seen nobody's made the case for this mayor. and this isn't about, you know, he. >> didn't even make the case. >> he didn't make the case, right? there's nothing in the case, you know, and it's not. yeah. >> the voters will. i mean, at the end of the day, if we get past all of. >> this. >> what they. >> said about proper look. >> yeah. no. >> he's very unpopular, though in new york city. >> look, at the end of the day, the system is not going to do what a lot of folks are expecting the system to do. it's just not right. the governor is not going to remove him because of the optics and the politics of removing a black man from the job. the justice. needs to the justice department is not going to touch it either because of what donald trump wants and how corrupt they've now become. so at the end of the day, this all boils down his fate. no matter how much he wants to dance around about it, you can flip and switch parties all day long. you put your name on a ballot. new yorkers

kathy hochul authorized billions of state taxpayer money to pay for all these expenditures and she'sg hard working new yorkers for privilege of driving to work. it really just speaks volumes to how inkocomp at any time and corrupt new york has become under feckless leadership. we have to stop this massive influx at the border, which is what president trump is doing and stop incentivizing states and cities like new york by spending billions and in this case 59 million to support their efforts to circumvent federal law is what this boils down to. states are circumhaven'ting federal law allowing illegal immigrants to get taxpayer money. >> brian: something else bizarre in new york. top court set to consider noncitizen voting today. noncitizens, you don't belong here, doesn't matter, that would add 800,000 noncitizen voters. why is this a discussion? >> it shouldn't be. new york republicans fought this effort several years ago, we were victorious and it goes to court of appeals. i'm a little concerned because new york court of appeals has been corrupted by kathy hochul and new york democ

we are here today because we have filed charges against the state of new york, against kathy hochul,gainst letitia james and mark schroeder who is with dmv. this is a new doj and we are taking steps to protect americans, american citizens and angel moms like the mom standing right behind me who you will hear from in a moment. new york has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. it stops today. as you know, we sued illinois and new york didn't listen. now, you are next. millions of illegal aliens with violent records have flooded into our communities, bringing violence and deadly drugs with them. with me today, i am so proud to be joined by tammy nobles. tammy is an angel mom. her beautiful daughter kayla hamilton was murdered by an ms 13 member in 2022. kayla had just turned 20 years old, just turned 20 years old. and she was raped and murdered by someone who should not have been in our country. yet, he was released, flown to maryland where he committed this violent murder. i just want you to hear from tammy. , but all of the great angel moms around this country w

and that's what governor hochul is. >> relying on. but it's. >> still sending such. >> a. >> chilling message. >> to doctors. >> who are trying. >> to. >> give women access to what is, at. >> times, life. >> saving health care. >> and here. >> we go. >> any promises. >> of any type. >> of progress on lowering abortion bans or trying to make things better for women in america appears not. >> to be happening. >> that appears. >> to be. moving forward just. >> as is. >> which. >> is a horrific. situation for. >> the state of women in america. in terms of. >> their. >> health care. >> ali vitale. >> give. >> us some. >> context of this. >> you were reporting on this. >> for way too early. >> and why. >> some of. >> these laws were in place. >> and this is actually a case that's really important. catherine and probably tom too, can talk about why a lot of lawmakers, including pat ryan, who is the lawmaker that represents the area where this doctor practices. of course, you've got kathy hochul now engaged in this legal battle. but it's real

attorney general pam bondi came out firing announcing the lawsuit against new york governor kathy hochuley general letitia james and mark schroeder. the lawsuit focuses on new york's green light lawsuit. to apply for a drivers license no matter what your legal status is, gives them permission for privacy protections by eliminating data by immigration agencies. they don't share it when people look at migrants the pullover on the road, the lawsuit claims this is a frontal assault on federal immigration laws and federal authorities that administer them. >> law enforcement officers do not have access to their background and if these men and women pullover someone and don't have access to their background they have no idea who they are dealing with and it puts their lives on the line every single day. >> reporter: attorney general james will fight back your, governor hochul's firing back saying this is a worthless lawsuit claiming current laws allow federal immigration officials to get into any database but they have to have a judicial warrant. no way i'm letting federal agents orally on musk

you see governor hochul and da's in new york city, you have donald trump's doj basically saying we're trump administration and cabinet members like homeless on side of democrat blue city mayor and you have the democrats against mayor adams for working with them. you have trump administration with adams saying we'll work to get illegal criminals off the streets and those are mainly affecting working class neighborhoods. if you are rich, you have a doorman and security. it goes into congestion pricing, you have donald trump fighting against kathy hochul on congestion fighting which hurts working class and small business owners in the city. i don't know what democrats are going to do, donald trump is stealing issues and grabbing anyone willing to work with them and now hard left looks like they're in the woods and didn't get the memo. >> ainsley: we asked him if he was going to run for may are on, charlie, this is what he said and we'll get your reaction other side. >> brian: you going to run for reelection? are you considering running as republican? >> i will run on the democratic line,

jeffries: i have not had the opportunity to speak with governor hochul about this issue. or attorney general james. but i expect that there will be a forceful response to this overreach by the department of justice. we will not be intimidated at all ever by the trump administration and anything that these far-right extremists attempt to do to hurt new yorkers or hurt the american people. we will not be intimidated. what in our record suggests, particularly as it relate to the house of representatives, that this crowd over there will intimidate us? what in our record suggests that? what in 2017, what in 2018, what in 2019, what in 2020, what in 2021, what in 2022? what this year suggests that house democrats are going to be intimidated by any of the extremism that is coming out of 1600 pennsylvania avenue? we're going to push back, we're going to push back forcefully. we will certainly defend the people of the great state of new york and the american people. last question. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: that's a question that needs to be asked of the speaker of th

david: governor hochul put off her meeting with donald trump after the lawsuit. bottom line know is new york going broke and for a lot of reasons, people are so fed up with the bad policies here and businesses are leaving on mass to florida to texas and et cetera. she was hoping during the biden administration from bailout after bailout from the fed not getting it anymore. is she right? >> i don't believe she is and this lawsuit by attorney general bondi is really, really important and it's going after obviously their sanctuary status and they have a green light law passing in the state of new york and allowing illegal aliens to get driver's license and it also stops law enforcement officials from accesses that dmv for vital information. state of new york says they don't want law enforcement to know whether someone is in the country legally or illegally. there's a lot of stuff that's going on with new york city. i dealt with this when i was the acting secretary and good move by attorney general bondi. chad wolf, thank you for this. appreciate it. and markets and

tish james has used donald trump and continues to use him with governor hochul as a platform for theirr voice, they -- you know, frankly we should bank them because their voices and their lawfare is why i'm sitting here and the president is in the oval right now. but it doesn't work. so here's the thing. pam bondi has had a very clear message to the executive order that the president signed that we are noting two have sanction jerry cities that immigration, safety, and the fentanyl crisis are going to be a priority that this administration can focuses on. so, when letitia james ignores it and when governor hochul ignores it and the dmv, we are going to come after you. you cannot do that. >> laura: well, they want to thwart this agenda any way possible but an important win, again, at least in one of these decisions today in massachusetts. alina, thank you very much. and, coming up, you got bright blue hair. you got white gloves, right? you got a lot of shrieking, this is the state of the resistance. because. trans resistance, they seem to be just losing their mind if they ever had much

sabemos que la gobernadora kathy hochul se reÚne la semana entrante supuestamente en washington con el23 aÑos luego de que estos restos fueron identificados como la persona que vivÍa con Él en un apartamento. atenciÓn a esta historia, una ballena jorobada se tragÓ a un joven que hacÍa kayak en pleno mar, ocurriÓ a los ojos de su padre que nunca dejo de grabar pese al terror que sintiÓ. este y zamora nos cuenta quÉ pasÓ. reportera: parece una escena cinematogrÁfica, en medio del ocÉano un hombre es tragado por una ballena, no es ficciÓn, adriÁn simancas fue sorprendido por el espacio mientras estaba en su bote y su padre lo grababa al extremo sur de chile. >> siento que desde atrÁs algo levanta el bote, al mismo tiempo que va como solucionando, al —— cuando volteo hay algo color azul y blanco que va rodeando y cerrÁndose sobre mÍ, y me hunde. reportera: esos minutos de terror se han hecho virales, y ni el padre ni el hijo salen de su asombro que estÉ vivo para comprarlo. me golpea, me hunde y no siento nada mÁs que estar como inmÓvil bajo el agua, pensÉ que no tenÍa nada que hacer, y qu

alicia: new york governor kathy hochul responding to the lawsuit on wednesday.n a statement, quote, our current laws allow federal immigration officials to access any dmv database with a judicial warrant. that's a common sense approach that most new yorkers support. but there's no way i'm letting federal agents or elon musk's shadowy doge operation get unfettered access to the personal data of any new yorker in the dmv system. we expect pam bondi's worthless, publicity-driven lawsuit to be a total the failure just like all the a others. let me be clear, new york is not backing down. andrew, your reaction. >> well, the courts is have had a some rulings in the past that allow for system degree of sanctuary cities or these sanctuary policies of states. but those laws are not consistent with what the new york law is, and it's not consistent with the time frame that we're in where immigration crises have gotten so bad all around the country. so i think that when you really pick apart governor hochul's statement that is trying to attack elon musk's doge which is a per

the state governor, kathy houhough hochul says she's in discussion with colleagues and government abouthat to do next. new york city mayor eric adams is trying to assure new yorkers he is beholden to them. friday he said he never offered to trade on his authority as the mayor for an end to his case. adams has pleaded not guilty to federal bribery charges and last night the justice department submitted an official request to the courts to dismiss the case. seven federal prosecutors are resigned in protest of the doj's directive. >> this is about a new administration being very comfortable saying, this is what we will do. either resign or implement what i'm telling you to do. >> reporter: adams is denying he offered to enact president trump's deportation agenda in the city in exchange for his case to be dropped. further fuelling the controversy after meeting with trump's border czar, the mayor said he would allow federal immigration agents to work inside the city's infamous rikers island jail. sanctuary laws have provided protection. this reverend, a support er of the mayor, says he belie

the news following governor kathy hochul's order, temporarily shuttering all live bird markets in the city and surrounding suburban communities. >> there is no immediate public health threat. >> we have been vigilant and will remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> according to the cdc, 67 people have been infected in the u.s. most came in contact with dead or sick animals, and officials are saying there still has been no human to human spread of the virus. ike ejiochi, abc news, new york. >> ike thank you. $3 billion. $3 billion. that's how much productivity the u.s. economy is estimated to lose today because of millions of americans expected to skip work after celebrating or recovering on super bowl sunday. it's raising a fresh round of calls to make super bowl monday a holiday. >> let's do it right now. let's vote. how many in this studio want monday, the day after the super bowl, to be a holiday? >> i know that i do. i think one of these days it will happen. >> all right. coming up, the super bowl ads that we just can't stop talking about. >>