kathy hochul could fire alvin bragg.hanges to the bail reform laws that were not reforms. maria: of course president trump went to the wake and they all want to turn spite a political event, car car turn it into a political event cheryl. >> he did that. basically he was asked. he met privately with the widow the first day of the weak last week, no cameras, no microphones, just with her. that's when she said during that funeral on saturday which was an incredible display by the new york police department and by the way rudy guliani was there, curtis sliwa, people that care about police officers in the city. kathy hochul is not one of them. i will say something else about the subways. now you're seeing adams come out and going after fare jumpers. this is out of control. who do you see in the subways? i see them. young police officers. they're there every day, protecting new yorkers. this funeral was another reminder, we are in a mess right now in the city. maria: it sure was. thank good for the nypd and we honor them and s

that is on governor kathy hochul if bail had been properly imposed.le had not been early release, then these 2 would have been in jail where they belong and diller would be alive. she has the blood on her hands. don't let her sweet talk to don't let her do a two step. all in her hands. >> jesse: she wasn't welcome at the wake. >> harold: i think it is a terrible -- i understand your passion. i believe i share your passion about this issue. i thought -- my family is in the funeral home business. when you are grieving a loved one, you really want and welcome any and every one to come. families have every right to say they don't want someone at a funeral. i do hope that not only that the governor but even a speaker of the general assembly and other leaders there in albany, i hope this is a catalyst. it should be. we have talked about so many murders. we have talked about so many heinous crimes that should be catalyst for government to act differently. if we want these laws to change, they have to change in state capitals. that is where it happens. >> jud

back to you. >> now to this, new york governor kathy hochul defending for her behavior for jonathon dillern the minds of many at the funeral including her -- widow stephany. >> i will grow without my husband an his parents have to say good-bye to their child. how many more police officers and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? i don't wish this kind of pain on anyone. >> and at the wake on friday, a source tells our very own brian kilmeade hochul came in while the family was closing the casket but the family couldn't stop her. one family member told hochul, quote, his blood is on your hands, then the source says when hochul got outside another family member confronted her and told her laws need to change because that's the reason why officer diller was killed. the governor saying and i, quote, people will do what they're going to do for their own reasons i will remain convinced that it was the right thing to do. that i would do it again and that's my job. my job is to be there when people need me, if they need to talk to mess and --

kathy hochul, the governor of new york, is making a scrape 45 miles west of manhattan. we actually felt that here in the capital in albany, people felt it in long island. and all over the state of new york. and indeed the east coast you're taking this extremely seriously. and here's why there is always the possibility of aftershocks. and i'll get to that in a moment, but we have not felt the magnitude of an earthquake of this levels since about 2011 actually, i was in washington, dc at the time in my apartment when i was in congress was severely damaged. we felt those effects all the way up to flow new york. so these are wide scale possibilities >> this >> is one of the largest earthquakes on these coast occur in the last century. so i immediately directed my emergency management team the second we received word of this to start doing damage assessments so any life in danger and finding out whether there's any bridges are tunnels that are compromised. and so that was the first reaction. all you'll be hearing from the team that is working on that. i also amelie spoke to

where is kathy hochul liz peek jump in where is kathy hochul with squatting situation.e is nowhere she is nowhere in general, ray, you oversaw a dmament turnaround in law and order in new york city exactly this superiority of thing that we need to have happen right now, would it make a difference, if kathy hochul fired alvin bragg at least we had a new -- regime in which there was some effort to enforce laws? i mean, yes some of the stuff he isn't enforcing is small potatoes but whole idea of enforcing small laws and crimes, holdings people accountable, so as to go after big fish disorientate you think might mike a difference in new york. >> absolutely alvin bragg major impediment the new york crown district attorney's a bellwether organization one of the best in the country, so what they do is follow all across the country certain -- in new york city, he has the nerve to put forward seven-page memorandum day one delegate all what he wasn't going to enforce, going to tell you what you are going to do? >> he is quite proud of it he hasn't paid any penalty would it be goo

i will call your office today, kathy hochul. i would love an answer. >> okay. demand the governor fire the attorney general. fire the ag. >> yeah. the manhattan district attorney is duly elected official. he actually faced many opponents in the democratic primary when he was first running for election. i would like to think that there are many new yorkers who would think that calling kathy hochul and calling for alvin bragg's removal would be election interference about this case that is about election interference and not about a porn star and her formed affair with the president. >>> let's go to florida. so much to keep in mind. aileen cannon a ruling now giving trump until may 9th to disclose the specific classified documents he wants to use at his classified documents trial. it does just feel like she's just induling whatever small, minor thing he brings up in order to give him more time. it's just so clear now. >> i will push back a little bit on that. yesterday we saw a ruling from aileen cannon that went the way that the special counsel's office wanted.

in new york city where it was felt and felt pretty intensely, governor kathy hochul said her team is assessing impacts and damage that may have occurred. i want to dip into wnbc our coverage in new york. let's listen in. >> this morning in the area of new jersey. what we're waiting for is secondary information about how shallow or deep this earthquake was because certainly it was felt far to the east, far to the north, to the south and southwest around our area and, of course, certainly within the five boroughs of new york. the last quake in new jersey was at white house station on march 14th. that shows you how often we feel some sort of earthquakes in the tri-state area with little to no effect and certainly no headlines. what makes this different is this is a rather strong earthquake for our area. we are going to continue to get you information, but keep in mind -- i want to remind you 2.5 to 5.4 earthquakes are often felt, but rarely cause major damage. typically on the minor damage. the estimated number of earthquakes between a 2.5 and 5.4 are 500,000 a year. it gives you an ide

there were a couple of things that stood out to me, one of the things was governor kathy hochul sayinged to seismic activity of this kind. the if they may not be used to seismic activity of this kind.— activity of this kind. the other thing that _ activity of this kind. the other thing that struck _ activity of this kind. the other thing that struck me - activity of this kind. the other thing that struck me as - activity of this kind. the other thing that struck me as well. activity of this kind. the other i thing that struck me as well was that even though we have discussed this already, new york is not necessarily the place where you feel regular earthquakes and you have lived in new york for a couple of decades now do not felt one before. but we did hear from another official saying there are fault lines in new york so it is something that can happen. lines in new york so it is something that can happen-— lines in new york so it is something that can happen. yes. there was one also in january _ that can happen. yes. there was one also in january on — that can happen. yes. there was

thanks, the governor of new york, kathy hochul now. >> these are wide-scale possibilities.his is one of the largest earthquakes on the east coast occurred in the last century. i immediately directed emergency management team the second we received word of this to start doing damage assessments. any life in danger and finding out whether there is any bridges or tunnels that are compromised. that was the first reaction. you will be hearing from the team that is working on that. i also immediately spoke to governor phil murphy to offer any assistance and find out what is happening in his state, which again was the epicenter. our teams have been in constant communication with the mayor of new york and we also spoke to the mta to insure the integrity of the subway system, the port authority and i want to announce that right now jfk and newark airports are on full ground stops to assess any potential or after effects and been in contact with the utility companies to make sure gas and electric services continue. i report that amtrak and mta are full schedule. no disruption at this

the governor of new york, kathy hochul just posted this a few moments ago.gnitude earthquake hit west of manhattan has been felt throughout new york she says, my team is assessing impacts in any damage that may have occurred. we will update the public throughout the day. we should note the us there. >> but i want to go to ini believe we have on the phone right now, andrew kaczynski. are investigative reporter. andrew doesn't take any investigating to figure out what's going on here. what did you feel? >> yeah. so i was in my bedroom with my toddler as one does on a friday and we felt first thing kind of thought i was going crazy because i looked and mirror was shaking saif as it's moving around a little bit, never experienced an earthquake before and i was yeah, i thought i was going nuts a little bit, but then what what did i do immediately went on twitter and saw about 3,000 other people tweeted good that they asked if they felt an earthquake two. >> yeah. >> andrew, i mean, what did it feel like? how long did it last? >> i mean, what did it? >> bother the

. >> a huge problem, that is sanctuary city problem and you have that with mayor adams, kathy hochul,made that county a sanctuary counties. when you have dangerous criminals that cross illegally and commit crimes,hey are supposed to be removed. my home district in middletown, a week and a half ago, you had a double homicide by an individual, violent double homicide, homicides are violent, that happened in middletown, new york, by an individual that was awaiting deportation hearing. we are supposed to coordinate with ice and get violent criminals off the street, you have pat ryan, kathy hochul, joe biden saying it is okay. >> carley: starts at the top and president biden realizes his immigration policy is so unpopular he might nannounce an executive order. former president trump posted this, crooked joe has flooded our country with illegal aliens while insisting he could do nothing to stop it. do not be fooled by a phony biden executive order. what is your reaction? >> the sense of urgency. illegals cross our border at record rates, 300 known terrorists caught crossing the southern bor

. >> the governor of new york states as kathy hochul, she echoed transgender day of visibility and orderbration, is that what she should be focusing on? >> we saw thousands of police officers and people come out for officer diller right after he was gunned down. to do this on easter, if you ask siri what is pandering that's gonna hochul because that's all that is. one of the days are 13 landmarks lit up? does that even happened on 9/11? the priorities are out of whack. >> think the killing of a police officer on long island, eight huge event which galvanized the community and made kathy hochul. at, whether she attended the wake or not. her policies have something to do with what happened on long island. >> the suspects was arrested 20 times, what does it take to be incarcerated in new york city? more people are moving out of new york than any other state in the country for places like florida, tennessee, north carolina. >> the biggest exodus? >> california is right there with them as well. >> safety versus feelings, it seems like this administration's policies all about making people fee

semiconductor manufacturing plant in upstate new york after a presentation with the state's governor kathy hochul. he highlighted an agreement that provided billions of dollars to build the facility. ♪ pres. biden: hello, hello, hello. on that shield every morning, their husband or wife, whoever it is, a child, worries about when they get that phone call, when they get that phone call. i got one of those phone calls under a different circumstance. you find out you have lost part of your soul, lost part of your heart. the entire syracuse community is grieving, and we are grieving with you. to the men and women in law enforcement here and across the country, you represent the best of us, you really do. it is one of the toughest jobs in america, one of the toughest jobs. and to their families, i say my heart goes out to you. thank you, and god bless you all. folks, i want to thank governor hogle for having us here today and for her partnership. thanks to chuck schumer for this project we are here to talk about today. good to be back in place that month so much to me in my life. i want to think the g

this is new york governor kathy hochul. she says emergency management tremes on the ground caught it. >>> taking this seriously. here's why. there is always the possibility of aftershocks. >> when they've had some. >> ground stops were issueda the newark international airport. that's according to the faa website. >>> still ahead. for the first time ever. weed week. they planned to celebrate cannabis. >>> on the cell pwraeugd. what you need to know to watch it safely. think goggles. >>> and of course, we'll be looking at the weather for the eclipse here in the bay area. and temperature-wise, it's going to be another cold night. we've got 40s and 50s. but expect to see a cooldown, heading into morrow. heading into morrow. weto'l ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking acc

new york governor kathy hochul posted on x that the quake was felt throughout the state saying, quote, my team is assessing the impact to any damage that may have occurred and we will update throughout the day. so far, no reports of damage but it interrupted a united nations meeting. >> a place where children can see humanitarian services and normality. >> after a brief pause, the un security council meeting continued. members remained in place. people across the eastern seaboard are reporting they felt rumbling. no reports of any damage from that preliminary magnitude 4.8 quake. >>> back here at home, we are dealing with a first alert weather day. take a look at conditions in the santa cruz mountains. the chp shared these photos of a snow-covered highway 35. we are even seeing flurries coming down on mount diablo. i got to see those flurries yesterday from my condo. the latest spring storm will keep highway 1 closed near big sur . take a look at this. residents will be cut off throughout the weekend because caltrans closed the roadway that was damaged in last weekend's rain. that dam

governor kathy hochul said the state is taking the quake very seriously especially against the backdrop week's earthquake in taiwan that killed nine and injured over 1000 people. >> we are taking this extremely seriously and here is why. there is always the possibility of aftershocks on my especially with all the national news about what happened in taiwan with deadly -- the deadly earthquake this past week. there is a high level of anxiety around earthquakes. that is why we will can take -- continue to take this very seriously and make sure to update all new yorkers. >> are american correspondent is in new york city with more. >> new york is the scene of many a disaster movie but i don't think this story will make a fortune for any hollywood script writer. the interest, excitement, and chatter is all focused on the fact this is a relatively unusual event rather than its impact. a magnitude 4.8 earthquake is much bigger than the infrequent, sometimes largely unnoticed quakes that occasionally hit the eastern side of the united states. this one was centered on the state of new jersey. we

betrayed, it all got to the point that on the day of the funeral, when the motorcade of governor kathy hochul, as i already said, the democratic party, she was simply... simply not allowed to threshold of the house, unlike donald trump, who specifically flew to say goodbye to the dealer from florida on his plane, spoke at the funeral and, naturally, gained additional ratings among police officers not only in new york, but throughout america, because in this case the republican candidate reaffirmed his reputation as a champion of the law and order. this is a terrible tragedy and this happens. too often this criminal has been arrested 21 times, his accomplice too, they don't learn anything because they don't respect anyone, we have to stop this, we have to bring back the law order. in general, it is not surprising that ordinary citizens feel less and less protected in this atmosphere; statistics already confirm this; in 2023, twice as many licenses to carry weapons were issued. than in 2022, despite the fact that new york has very strict rules regarding guns, and here you need to get a lot of p

new york governor kathy hochul also weighed in saying students are free to protest under the first amendment, but threatening jewish students with violence or glorifying the terror of october 7th is anti-semitism. >>> the chair of the house education committee sent a letter to columbia's president calling for the school to expel students and fire faculty involved in the protests. >>> and the violence is not just confined to columbia. a jewish yale university student says that shy was attacked during -- she was attacked during an anti-israel protest on the new haven campus this weekend. the editor-in-chief of "the yale flee press" says she was covering the protests when she was surrounded by demonstrators and jabbed in the eye with a palestinian flag. yale says it's investigating the attack. >>> president biden also sounded off on the alarming surge of anti-semitism on college campuses calling it reprehensible and dangerous. in his passover message, the president also doubled down on his support for israel saying his administration is working around the clock to free the hostages still in cap

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to pardon himself, only the governor of new york can do this, and the governor of new york is kathy hochul she will not have mercy on him, and most importantly, what is the idea here, what is the cunning conspiracy from the outside. if i can say so, on the part of trump’s opponents. it's very simple: this is a story with piles of dirty laundry, it paints trump in a very unsightly light for a very important part of his electorate. if you look at the situation now, you can see that trump is quite seriously supported by women from the suburbs, as they are usually called. this is a very generalized characteristic; in general we are talking about white american women. family with level income above average, this is a woman like this, she can be a housewife or a working person, in principle, she chooses the american president, candidates for the presidency of the united states always fight for her votes, and this is the main electorate in the swing states, here is the story about trump cheated on his wife, about the fact that he secretly paid a porn actress, about the fact that he had extramarit

. >> new york governor kathy hochul condemned dorley in a statement saying it quote, undermined her ability to hold others accountable for violating the law. nbc news has reached out to both dorley and the police for comment. >>> turning to the nation's heartland where a violent tornado outbreak across multiple states has leveled communities. more than 130 tornados were reported from thursday to sunday. the dangerous storms claiming at least four lives in oklahoma and another in iowa. dozens more have been injured. residents are now sifting through the rubble that is left of their homes and businesses. and the threat for the region remains this week with more storms on the way. let's bring in nbc meteorologist angie lassman for a klosser look close cl closer look on that. >> we've got a line of showers and thunderstorms working from the great lakes to the tennessee valley, working their way east through the day today. we'll likely see isolated flash flooding across parts of the adirondacks and rain for folks along the east coast. this is the next area that we're going to watch for the risk

eco-desperate times call for desperate measures appeared to be due for now, new york governor kathy hochuls she has no plans to send in the guard. columbia announced today that because of the unrest, there will be a remote option for upcoming final exams. graduation is set to take place on campus in three weeks, norah. >> norah: nancy chen, thank you so much. we turn now to the supreme court in the case that could have wide ranging implications for women's health care nationwide. at issue is the conflict between idaho is near-total abortion ban and a federal law that requires hospitals to provide emergency medical treatment. cbs's jan crawford was therefore the oral arguments. >> reporter: the justices were sharply divided over biden administration arguments that federal law was requires hospitals to provide necessary stabilizing treatment, including abortions, overrides idaho's near total ban, which permits abortion to save a mother's life, but not when her health is at risk. >> idaho law says the doctor has to determine not that there is merely a serious medical condition, but that the p

. >> ahora ira a la oficina de la gobernadora kathy hochul. >> la camara de representantes aprobo unado el cargo al enfrentar a ala mas radical de su partido. >> javier vega nos tiene los detalles. >> the bill is passed. >> finalmente, luego de meses de retraso, la camara con apoyo bipartidista la ayuda para ucrania algo que legisladores celebraron ondeando la bandera de ese pais y que miembros de la comunidad ucraniana festejaron en las inmediaciones del capitolio. >> mas de 60 mil millones de dolares que permitiran hacerle frente a la invasion rusa un salvavidas financiero en en medio de la guerra, el el presidente zelensky ya agradecio calificando la ayuda como vital. >> ya era tiempo y ojala todo lo mandar todo lo necesario inmediatamente porque el pais de ucrania necesita la ayuda. >> el presidente biden aplaudio el voto bipartidista y agradecio el impulso del presidente de la camara, mike johnson, quien por su parte dejo claro que no se trata de un cheque en blanco, pues tiene condiciones. >> la asistencia directa se dara en forma de prestamo y se requieren contribuciones equit

servicios de emergencia no tienen reportes de victimas o danos de gran ofrecio la gobernadora kathy hochulante que que tengamos a nuestros equipos estructurales fuera de la nuestros equipos de ingenieria, observando nuestros puentes, nuestros caminos, cualquier cualquier area, podria haber una linea becerror que no se detecta pasajeros en nuestras carreteras. >> any area there could be a fault line that is not easily detectable to make sure that passengers on our rails as well as our commuters are detectable y asegurar que los escaleras muchas personas en nueva york se vieron sorprendidas por este temblor. >> asi es, asi contaban donde y como lo sintieron y que hicieron al respecto. >> tremendo, si. >> estaba en mi cuarto, sentada, y senti que la cama se movia y se movia terrible. >> y yo dije, de pronto es el viento que esta moviendo los arboles cuando vi que nada estaba pasando, enseguida y hoy la gente que corria y hablaba y todo, si, horrible. >> estan en un quinto piso, en los donde han servicio medico y eso sono muy terrible, ese chirral sonaba y sonaba, se desperdicio angustio? >> p

>> now, new york governor kathy hochul has referred dawley's case to the commission on prosecutorial conduct, saying doorley has undermined her ability to hold others accountable for violating the law. all nine members of rochester city council also calling for a state investigation. doorley, in a statement, said she pleaded guilty to speeding and said nobody, including your district attorney, is above the rule of law. doorley insists she had no intention of using her position to receive a benefit from the officer. >> a catholic priest near philadelphia has responded to theft charges. he's accused of stealing $40,000 in church funds and used it to play video games, including candy crush and pokemon go. police say he's getting counseling and he, quote, expressed feelings of stupidity. >> coming up, the list of americans now facing prison time in the caribbean for bringing bullets in their luggage. >> also ahead, the big leagues reportedly making a big change to those controversial see to those controversial see through uniforms camilla tried the new scent of gain relax flings and it c

new york governor kathy hochul, who visited the campus today, calling on people to find their humanity and have conversations so they can understand different points of view. david? >> david: stephanie ramos reporting for us again tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> this evening, we're learning more about a scare for los angeles mayor karen bass. police arresting a suspect for allegedly breaking into her home while she was there. "the l.a. times" tonight reporting the intruder made it to the second floor. the mayor was in a safe room. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, los angeles investigators working to determine whether the alleged break-in at the home of mayor karen bass was a targeted attack. >> units responding to incident 1065. the alarm was personally activated. >> reporter: the lapd saying early sunday morning the suspect smashed through a glass door. the mayor's office telling abc the mayor and other family members were inside when it happened. "the l.a. times" reporting she hid in a safe room as the suspect made it to the second floor. >> be advised, there's a su

kathy hochul, politicians were asking her to send in the national guard and she refused. >> brian: the president wants to meet with the vakt activists. >> ainsley: you could stand to lose your job. >> will: just over an hour, former president trump will be back in court. >> ainsley: there will be a hearing on whether the former president violated his gag order. >> brian: eric is live outside the new york state supreme court. >> former president trump could be hit with $10,000 in fines. prosecutors from alvin bragg's office wants the judge to warn the former president. the hearing will kickoff before testimony resumes in the trial this morning over mr. trump's at attacks employs judge's daughter works for a firm that advises many prominent democrats, among them joe biden. yesterday centered on michael cohen, who says he paid off stormy daniels and prosecutors told the jury was a criminal election conspiracy to help trump during the 2016 race. president trump said he thought the payments to cohen were legal expenses. >> he represented a lot of people through the years. this is what i got

now, governor kathy hochul asking for an investigation, saying doorley has "undermined her ability to hold others accountable for violating the law." doorley said she pleaded guilty to speeding and paid the fine, and has asked another d.a. to review the incident. david? >> david: will reeve tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back here, news on that emergency slide that tore off a delta passenger jet in midair. >>> new concern tonight about bird flu. u.s. authorities will test some ground beef. >>> and will the super bowl now be held on a three-day weekend? ♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. step back out there with fasenra. ask your doctor if

no, but throwing shade on new jersey, the way kathy hochul said it happened west, when you're talkingn entire state. >> jesse: i was nearly at the epicenter when it just gotten off the phone with my decorator, and -- i know, this is my life. >> jessica: it's all she talks about, actually. >> judge jeanine: jessica will confirm that. the thing that struck we all ar. we are just mother nature's toys to play with. >> katie: i didn't feel it, so i'm california are laughing at us. i'm from the west coast, so they tell you to go into the doorway if there's an earthquake, and there's no training for that around here. there's no worries about a volcano erupting or anything. i? it's sausage. >> greg: the only interesting thing is if you watch animals. he was looking at the window,ha. >> jesse: anyway, we are fine, america. don't worry. >> judge jeanine: we hope they are fine. your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online so you can take on all your others to-dos. already did. see if you could

going to governor kathy hochul and said, step in, now that it is made public, step in.hink of the economic revenue, you have a million spectators, this is an international marathon, 50,000 runners, plus money bringing into new york. 36 years, this is history in new york and mtissa will have to -- >> the bleep is hitting the fan. $750,000 toll there. stick around for this, you will want to see this video. one man's trip to a 157bd witch shop turned into him saving someone's life, a customer was assaulting one of the workers and gabriel stepped in to take down the suspect and hold him until police arrived to make the arrest. gabriel joins us now. good job on your part, i'm sure this employee was happy to see you walk into the shop. why did you do what you did? >> yeah. i was just another normal day at work. i was going to my local subway where i go all the time. as i walk in, it was pretty hectic, people yelling, it was loud. see in the video, like i don't know if it was a register or whatever he had in his hand and spit on her. it wasn't cool. you see what i did. kind of

no damage and other parts of the northeast but several elected leaders including kathy hochul and newayor eric adams addressed the public to say teams were assessing buildings, bridges and roads. extra crews will be on standby to respond to any reports of building damage and the public's help is needed. >> 1.1 million buildings in the city which means we need cooperation from construction professionals, we smashed them but let me take this opportunity to remind all construction professionals, you need to check on your buildings the mark some places took the chance to find levity after yesterdays circumstance. the empire state building taking 2x after the earthquake to write quote, i am fine. back to you. >> shawn did it comes a spot in miami beach carefully while riding a bike named in another lawsuit but this time with the hip-hop mogul's son facing accusations of sexual assault. his attorney releasing the statement about the claim vote is not seen this woman's claim but i'm sure we can expect the same manufacturer applies would come to expect from blackburn and his client was we saw

>> i think we recently saw this when kathy hochul called in national guard from new york and deploy themout new york city subway because of rampant crime wave going on there. the government can deploy new york national guard if she felt that was appropriate. there are instances where the president can get involved. this to me at this moment, todd, is a local law enforcement issue with in conjunction with columbia university, if there is a victim and crime and a victim it is columbia university and their staff. the first step, what is columbia university going to do? if columbia university says we are fine with them taking over buildings and hanging out here and if they want to stick around all summer in live in the bu buildings, then you don't have pres ptrespass, they are there with consent of the owner. i would want them kicked out of my private institution because they are not following the rules of first amendment. as to what columbia university does is hard to say. >> todd: as a parent, i view everything through lens of a parent. my kids are nowhere near university age, if they were

. >> i'm giving it to new york state and its public officials at the urging of governor kathy hochul, the state included measures to increase the police effort to shut down the shoplifting epidemic in new york, they raised our salty retail worker from misdemeanor to a felony. some of the legislators are putting in measures that will allow property owners to remove squatters who have taken up residence in their homes. i agree in new york it is like turning around the titanic, at least give him credit for making a try. paul: of the district attorney, that is it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. we will see you next week. >> right in front of us, guys. violent tornado, violent tornado. edward: powerful tornadoes ripping through america's heartland leaving behind a trail of devastation, multiple twisters reported in iowa and nebraska which is where cameras captured this monster crossing over interstate 80 northeast of the state capital. look at what is left of the -- houses reduced to rubble, families forced to flee for their lives. severe weather threa

. >> i'm giving it to new york state and its public officials at the urging of governor kathy hochul,increase the police effort to shut down the shoplifting epidemic in new york, they raised our salty retail worker from misdemeanor to a felony. some of the legislators are putting in measures that will allow property owners to remove squatters who have taken up residence in their homes. i agree in new york it is like turning around the titanic, at least give him credit for making a try. paul: of the district attorney, that is it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. we will see you next week. >> right in front of us, guys.

but several elected leaders including new york governor kathy hochul and city mayor eric adams still address the public to say teams were assessing buildings, bridges, and roads. here in the big apple extra crews will be on standby throughout today to respond to any reports of building damage. in a concrete jungle the public's help is always needed to. >> there are 1.1 million buildings in the city. which means we need cooperation from construction professionals. we have message that to them but let me take this opportunity again to remind all of our construction professionals you need to go out and check on your buildings. >> some people in places took the chance to find a bit of humor and levity after yesterday's circumstances. the empire state building behind me, his team made a post on x shortly after the earthquake to say quote i am fine. [laughter] back to eric. eric: thankfully everybody mostly is. californians are laughing at us but still we've got to be careful. thank you. arthel: the quake was centered in western new jersey it let's bring new jersey congressman jeff andrew.

semiconductor manufacturing plant in upstate new york after a presentation with the state's governor kathy hochul. he highlighted an agreement that provided billions of dollars to build the facility. ♪

the neighbor says he blames new york governor kathy hochul and the district attorney for allowing these streets. >> laws that allow people whether you are an illegal immigrant or not to just walk out of jail unsupervised. t they -- what do they have a cop follow them? no, they're on their own. >> harris, john tells me what makes him really mad is it all took place right across the street from a middle school. >> harris: ooh, that's a disturbing detail as well. bryan, thank you. kerri kupec urbahn, former counselor to attorney general bill barr under president trump. first of all, we call them migrants and i have no confusion about that. we don't know if they are here legally or illegally. we know they're from venezuela and been in the house for over a year. we're still piecing parts of this together. you want to talk about this today. how do people deal with this? >> new york legal system is such a mess. in this particular situation i blame the judge. did you know that this judge who let these migrants off without bail did the same thing for two migrants who beat up that cop on the new

. >> judge jeanine: then data deniers like kathy hochul who told us we were all crazy that there was in the crime was a figment of our imagination. and jen psaki who said, she pointed to it and said what are they talking about? why are they so focused on crime? this administration and the whole point of this block is that the fbi is underreporting the number of crimes in this country. because the democrats want power. that is the ultimate game here. here is the problem. they say the economy is great. we know it is not. we know it eggs cost and we know what meat cost. we know how much more it costs to live every year. you don't need to be a genius. what you have to realize now is that when milwaukee in their own local report says that robberies have gone up 7%, but the fbi reports that robberies have gone down 13% in milwaukee, somebody is lying. 63% of the departments in this country are reporting less cr crime, why? because the fbi has created new onerous crime stats that take hours to analyze every crime. it is like the new york city council has just passed a law to say we want the

the governor kathy hochul rebuking the d.a. for thinking she is above the law. while the d.a.or her actions, the case has now been referred for a state investigation. >> dana: i want judge pirro's take. fox news alert. donald trump's criminal trial taking a time-out today. when it resumes tomorrow the prosecutions third witness will take the stand coming as the judge is set to weigh in on a request to hold the former president in contempt for violating a gag order. this has been going on for a while. eric shawn you were outside the courthouse now. any closer to getting the ruling on the gag order? >> we don't know when the gag order will be. we have two different hearings. one that has already been held on ten gag order violations. another hearing will be held on thursday about an additional four. meanwhile the trial will resume tomorrow. so far no one yet has tied president trump into the alleged election conspiracy to interfere with the 2016 election. prosecutors could soon be slowly moving toward that. when the testimony resumes in the morning back on the stand will be mich

and afacing attempted murder, assault ask&kid 3457ing charges in the state and new york governor kathy hochult's arrest. a dole in illinois is looking to retire with mayor lori lightfoot and misusing taxpayer funds and locals calling for her to step down. vascularized we're in a $7 million deficit because of the board of trusties pete: the board of trusties considering paying lightfoot $400 per hour. per hour. tons of accordingies set to hit the land later today in california and corgi beach day expected to draw hundreds if not thousands for owneeers in tow ad described as biggest corgi party on planet and faces contests and kissing booth and [ty of treats. those are your headlines. what's with the focus on corgis for us. is there a doaberman day? i want to be part of that. other breeds get a day? i don't know. maybe rick will know. weave system of articulation we've had a wild week of weather. reporter: honing onto much of the west and east and worried about this because of what's about to happen on monday. see all that swirl that you got there across parts of the west and that'll be problem

new york governor kathy hochul said the last solar eclipse in new york happened over 99 years ago.ere she is yesterday. >> this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness the imagines tree of god's cree crags as the eyes from the earth look to the evens. breathtaking to see the sun covered leaving us mere mortals in darkness for over three minutes. >> some safety tips here. don't look at the eclipse without the glasses. if you are driving, make sure you turn your headlights on during the eclipse. don't stop on highways or roads and fill your gas tank and prepare for traffic. right now i want to bring in jim, who will be hosting this event on the intrepid later this afternoon. you have 6,000 pairs of these eclipse glasses. tell me why they are so important to wear them while viewing the eclipse this afternoon. >> these are really, really safe. you must use these while watching the eclipse. they are 100,000 times darker than regular sunglasses. your darkest sunglasses that you usually wear like the ones i have on right now. eye injury can be caused really quickly. the regular sun

yet he violated terms with his parole so it shouldn't have been the case but it's another law kathy hochulsigned and made our street less safe all while you have a mayor telling new yorkers everything is fine, nothing to see you but when police officers are not, they are tested to protect us and if they are not, how are the rest of us supposed to believe the streets of new york city or say? you see the staff the stories of the tv like everybody else, you can't fool them. >> the president has not issued a statement, written or public or called a family, president biden raised 26 million a celebrity filled extravaganza thursday night, the night of officer dealers wake. all that outweighs the call or visit to the police officer's family after he was murdered? >> the president doesn't have the obligation to go to the weight but what happened a nice thing to do and what happened much appreciated by nypd and all new yorkers to come to new york city to attend a fundraiser to raise money for your campaign, a campaign on friday and not rejected the family, not show support i think was missed opport

for example, governor kathy hochul trying to be helpful saying lie down on the ground, and cover your neck and control under something steady. that's not what you hear from folks in california who say go outside or if you're in a building, find the door frame and stand in the door frame. >> do you feel like this in a sense gave us a reminder we need, perhaps as general home owners not someone in the big city, but outlying areas to be ready yourself, to have your emergency keith, to have your meetup spot with your family and that sort of thing? >> without a doubt. it's one of the things that i do, around the world, oh, try to help organizations prepare for different things and we develop scenarios and sometimes we'll do with hurricanes and unfortunately some active shooter stuff. when you talk about earthquakes particularly in the northeast or most of america, that's not going to happen. what this event demonstrated to all of us in new york, it really could happen so perhaps you ought to think through the unthinkable. >> and headlines for squatters in homes is mind blowing. a group of

where's kathy hochul on the issue. >> thomas brought up new york city.at up in the bronx they found a group of migrants squatting in a bronx basement apartment. the owner had no idea they were down there. the nypd found guns. they found drugs. they found a 7-year-old. nobody knows who the 7-year-old belongs to. and then when they asked the owner of the building did you know that you had seven people living in your basement, he had no idea. pie grant squatters. by -- migrant squatters. two were arrested when they had guns on them. guess where they were from? venezuela. somebody ask the white house about that today. that's just now happening in our beautiful -- once beautiful city of new york. maria: you're right. mark, the one migrant from venezuela who was all over the internet, online on tiktok, telling migrants how to go and steal people's homes, he was you apparently apprehended by i.c.e. last week. he was on the run because he puts this tiktok video out and gets everybody riled up that he's actually explaining to migrants how to go and steal your hom