in face of all this thanks very much we will keep coping to you this afternoon throughout the day lydia hunel is here with me joe, i mean when you consider, that streets are going to be closed potentially, going to put tents throughout that street, in new york city, i mean changes the complexity of the city talking visions of third world countries. >> biden administration sw sanctuary city laws turned new york into world's refugee camp, something that was never intended by right to shelter sanctuary city proposals, i covered most recent update numbers 39,400 people in city care being held in 130 emergency shelters, hotels, so i think the mayor right now is stuck at the point where it is full we are just full there is no other way to say it we've exhausted every possible hotel to house people, we've run out of space. and now their desperate started as recruit kay to he protest trump administration to signal how woke we were a recruit tightening when a few thousand dollar people now to point mayor needs off-ramp has to find the off-ramp to this proposal, if it means burning bridge with biden

lydia hu, that's a good story. thanks, lydia. >> you got it.sor scott galloway has advice for young people that want to work from home. roll it. >> you should never be at home. home is for 7 hours of sleep and that's it. the amount of time you spend at home is inversely correlated to success professionally and romantically. you need to be out of the house. stuart: professionally and romantically. i agree entirely with the man. what say you? >> i do as well. there's a new trend post-covid and people got very comfortable being in their pajamas and underwear working on computer sitting on a screen and not interacting with coworkers or anybody except for what they're typing on their keyboard and that's detrimental for their professional and social lives and there's people in the world and people communicate by a text or dm but that's not the way to get young people on n the world and people less fragile and it's a novel thought and we should make 1992 great again. stuart: it seems to me that it's gush what you need to do is develop your brain. you

residents businesses are breaking out of blue cities as crime and taxes on the rise, fox business lydia hu morning, maria. we know that ken griffin took citadel down to miami leaving windy city anding mcdonald's right here in this neighborhood, the ceo of the major corporation saying that climb has been a problem for recruitment to mcdonald's locations, now we are hearing from the chicago mercfile exchange ceo higher taxes might force him to move the exchange out of the windy city to help understand the impact on small businesses, we are believed to have roger here ceo of association represent hundreds of businesses in this neighborhood i want to show viewers video of a shooting that happened in september right here, at this restaurant just behind us as we watch but will elegantlies rain down on patrons what have you been asking help with. i worked in chicago 33 years as you are about an plaern never, ever seen a crime like this, unprovoked we had at sidewalk cafÉ so reaction of small businesses across our city are they are very shocked, deeply concerned they truly care about city want to

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we have lydia hu with the latest. lydia? report or the that's right, neil. nordstrom is closing two of its stores in downtown san francisco. the chief of the store, jamie nordstrom tell employees in an email, the dynamics of the downtown san francisco market have changed dramatically over last couple years affecting customer foot traffic to our stores and our ability to operate successfully. the mall's owner, it told san francisco chronicle in a statement, the closure quote underscores the deteriorating in downtown san francisco and growing number of retailers and businesses are leaving the area due to the unsafe conditions for customers, retailers and employees. now nordstrom is the third business to announce plans to leave the union square area just this week. it follows anthropology and off saks fifth avenue. nordstrom is the 20th business planning to leave the area since 2020 according to reports. now the business's closure is adding to concerns about san francisco's trajectory, crime soaring, residents leaving, workers remaining remote. office vacancy r

thank you very much, lydia hu. i want to explore this more with george p.or coming. >> good to be with you. neil: let me ask you about this, if i interpreted mayor eric adams correctly, what he is petitioning for, new york city, sanctuary city welcomes illegals, migrants, illegal or other, he wants that to apply to the state. that's how i'm reading that. what do you think of that? >> well, yes, the beauty of "the federalist" system allows for cities and states to make their own direction but reality the source of the problem lies with the federal government and that's why many including in my state of texas want this administration to get more serious and to change their policies so that we tighten the border, expedite the asylum process and work in a way in which congress, for once will create a process by which it is easier to come here legally than illegally. so, i will allow new york to figure out their situation. i just know that by the last estimate new york city alone five million dollars a daymare adams said we'll share that burden with the rest of

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lydia hu is in valhalla, that's upstate new york.ere today. is there mig the about new york's migrant crisis on his schedule? >> reporter: no, stuart the, there's not. no mention of the migrant crisis. you know, we are here in valhalla, new york, as you mentioned, which is not far from where the battle is unfolding between new york city's eric adams and local county executives over mayor adams also' plans to send migrants to the new york area suburbs. in fact, two county executives now have declared states of emergency for their respect i counties. instead, president biden is stopping by here at westchester community college to talk about the debt ceiling. according to his schedule, he will discuss, quote, why congress must avoid default immediately and without conditions. but, stuart, it's that without conditions part that seems to be the sticking point with republicans. speaker ken mccarthy was among t the white house yesterday to negotiate. >> default is not an option. i repeated that time and again. america is not a deadbeat nati

fox business correspondent lydia hu tells us why tonight from new york. cials rebuffed an invitation from the u.s. government to meet with defense secretary lloyd austin earlier this week, american business titans are embraced elon musk and jamie dimon are separately in china meeting with business leaders and communist party officials. >> these ceos really should be allowed to speak for themselves and for their travel. there's never been some sort of fiat by the white house or the u.s. government that american business executives can't travel to china and can't conduct business as they feel it is appropriate. >> now, since arriving in the communist nation yesterday, musk has reportedly met with china's ministers on commerce, industry, and foreign affairs. he also shared a lavish 16 course meal with the ceo of a major chinese battery supplier. according to chinese authorities, musk reportedly said he opposes decoupling the u.s. and chinese economies. tesla did not immediately respond to our requests for comment. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon also in shanghai th

. >> harris: lydia hu has more from orangeburg, new york.nk that's 40 miles outside the city of new york. >> yeah, that's right. an hour's drive north approximately. no migrant at this rockland county hotel where i am right now. developing just this hour we're getting reports that buses of migrants are arriving in a nearby hotel in orange county, another hour east of where i'm standing right now. that is a big development because it was just last night that the new york city mayor's office said it was putting a pause on plans to bus migrants from the sanctuary city of new york city to the suburban counties. but apparently that has changed. that pause has been lifted, it seems. just this morning. we are getting reaction from the local leaders that have been trying to stop those efforts to move the migrants outside of new york city. from orange county executive steven newhouse we got moments ago. it says last night both state and city assured the town of newburg in orange county that no buses with asylum seekers would be here until further not

lydia hu following some developments right now concerning our kids and getting them to school, albeitmuch later. lydia what is going on there? >> reporter: neil, that's right. we're here outside of ridgewood high school in ridgewood, new jersey, where the high school decided to move the start time from 7:45 in the morning to 8:20 in the morning starting next year. that is 35 minutes later. the principal says he expects this to improve academic performance and on-time school attendance. i'm told students not surprisingly are overwhelmingly in support. it seems like parents are on board with this too. watch this. >> seeing first-hand how our children react to having additional sleep when they were remote learning was a major impact. because, you know you read about it but we actually witnessed how that additional half hour of sleep helped our students. >> reporter: now i'm told that the school community here, the faculty, administrators and parents considered the recommendation from the american academy of pediatrics that school, particularly for high school students, start no earlier t

all right lydia hu joins us now to take us through this proposal lidia? require airlines to pay travelers cash when an airline is responsible for a delay or cancellation, that's beyond a refund for any ticket price. now, secretary pete buttigieg said in a statement, "when an airline causes a flight cancellation or delay passengers should not foot the bill." now according to officials here, no airline currently offers cash compensation when an airline causes that delay or cancellation. it would also, this new rule, would mandate coverage for expenses like incidentals, hotels, meals and rebooking fees exactly what will be qualified as an airline' responsibility for causing that delay or cancellation is to be determined and will be part of the rulemaking process so that's unclear, but probably things like staffing issues or maintenance problems. now, ashley, this rule follows months of finger pointing between the federal government and airlines in the wake of thousands of flight disruptions since last year. most recently you remember the holiday travel terro

lydia hu in new york city with more. >> reporter: good evening, liz.t will propose new rules mandating airlines compensate passengers when the airline is responsible for a they or cancellation. the proposal is similar to rules already in place in europe and canada where airlines pay travelers cash when at fault for disruptions. >> the faa and department of transportation are doing our part, but airlines need to accept their fundamental responsibility to better serve passengers. >> they matter most to middle class families and people struggling to get the cost in the first place. >> reporter: but the airline industry questions how this proposal will improve flight performance. airlines for america is a trade association representing delta, united, american and others. it points out most disruptions are caused by weather, and they say these mandates would make airline tickets more expensive. >> be careful what you wish for. the one thing you can be sure of is that costs go up and there will be less flights. and the people most impacted will be consumers

lydia hu live in chicago outside a restaurant recently hit with gunfire just a few months ago. eporter: hey there, liz. that's right, today, earlier today the chicago mercantile exchange ceo, terry duffy, explained that if the new mayor, brandon johnson, makes good on his plans to implement new taxes including a financial transaction tax the, he may have no choice but to move the mercantile exchange out of the windy city. now, that's an option for for big businesses, but what we understand from talking to smaller businesses here in chicago, they don't have the option to move. we talked to the executive director of one local business association who represents hundreds of businesses right in this neighborhood. listen to this. >> small businesses want to stay in our city, they're dedicated to our city. they have their families here, their roots here. they don't have as much capital the, so they can't just pick up and leave. >> reporter: crime in chicago is up 42% over a year ago making it very difficult for small businesses to continue to operate. here's an example. take a look at

lydia hu is at a seventh generation farm in illinois. all right, lydia.ing about this? reporter: hey, there, stuart. you know, they are feeling a little frustrated and we've got seventh generation family farm right here. the farmer mr. alan adams. we are so glad to be with you. you know, mr. adams, the climate envoy john kerry recently said that agriculture industry needs to make innovation front and center because he's concerned about emissions. when you hear about that in his statements does that concern you what do you want john kerry to know about what you're already doing on your farm? >> well i wish secretary kerry would come out here so we could give him a chance to show him all the things to do, because you know, the beef industry in the united states is the most efficient in the world, and so we're doing all sorts of things in terms of when we sequester carbon in our pastures and in our fields, those are things that a lot of people don't know about, and we don't get credit for it, but these are ongoing things that we're doing, and there's so much

lydia hu who is finding out for herself in new york. what's going on? >> hi, neil. that's right.ew york city making good on plans to send migrants from the sanctuary city to the surrounding suburbs. we have the latest on the battle between the suburban counties and the city. a battle set to see a courtroom next week. we'll have the latest coming up. my retirement funds allow me to enjoy what i love to do. as long as you can make an impact, why stop? ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches

administration, still calling for tougher green energy regulations, causing some he farmers to push back lydia hurning lydia. >> good morning there maria i am so pleased to be joined by alan adams lifetime cattle farmer on seventh generation family farm john kerry recently said more than 30% world emissions come from grig just talking about this listen to what mr. kerry had to say. >> we can't get to net zero we don't get this unless, agriculture is front and center as part of the solution, all of us understand here the -- the depths of this mission, this sector needs innovation now more than ever. >> so mr. adams you were saying farmers already do so much to improve the climate and you think you guys don't get credit tell me more about that a. >> for years

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lydia hu is outside a high school in new jersey. know where you are, i live right nearby and they approved plans to start 35 minutes later in the morning. why? reporter: yeah, lauren, the principal of ridgewood high school said they've been considering this change since 2012, and they just committed to moving the start time later by 35 minutes going from 7:45 to 8:20 starting for the next academic school year. the school here thinks that more sleep will support students mental health, their development and their academic achievement. listen to this. >> we're working under an old model and something that happened towards the end of world war ii. kids needed to be getting into school earlier so they can get out to work. that is not the case anymore. reporter: now advocates for a later start time point to growing research they say supports that more sleep means better performance and in fact a 22018 study from the university of washington found that 34 minutes of sleep for students led to an increase of about 4.5% in median grades and

kicked out of hotels, guest rooms booked for a wedding canceled given to immigrants, fox business lydia huel newburgh new york what is happening. >> last week 20 homeless veterans evicted from temporary housing, and a couple from florida wedding scheduled next month tells me the hotel already canceled the rooms they booked for wedding guests they are scrambling all of this because new york city is bussing migrants from the city to here on orange county, last week orange county sued city to stop them from using hotels here as shelter for migrants, county executive new house pointed to new york city sanctuary city designation as reason why mayor adams should keep migrants in the city, in fact maria, it was during his pain for mayor's office mayor adams promised to keep city ask sanctuary city designation, now of audio shared with fox business we hear sounds a like adams distanceing himself this recording you are are about to hear from a meeting between mayor adams local new york countys consecutives held last week some very angry listen to the flow of sanctuary city was in place long before

maria: absolutely right great point lydia hu, next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. maria: good wednesday morning. thanks for joining plea this morning. i am maria bartiromo, wednesday, may 24, 8:01 east coast, no movement on debt ceiling so far house speaker kevin mccarthy reportedly telling gop lawmakers white house is quote dug in on raising taxes increasing spending, some are questioning janet yellen, florida congressman matt gaetz treated i don't believe june 1 real deadline for default why aren't we making yellen show work from congress she couldn't see inflation from a mile away,s progressives will not accept spending cuts without a fight watch this. >> i think there would be a huge -- from our entire democratic caucus proves but also in the streets it is important that we don't take steps down from very strong janned the president himself sheparded. maria: india senator mike braun member of budget agriculture house education pens kev great to see you. thanks so much for being here. >> good morning. maria: now that talks are dragging on we are at a stalemate,

lydia hu has more. >> the biden administration announcing today they're going to propose new rules mandating airlines, compensate passengers when the airline is responsible for a delay or cancellation. this proposal is similar to rules that are already in place in europe and canada where airlines pay travelers cash when at fault for disruptions. watch. >> the faa and department of transportation are doing our part. airlines need to accept their fundamental responsibility to help passengers. >> the airline industry questions how this proposal will improve flight performance. airlines for america is a trade association representing delta, united, american and others. they point out most disruptions are caused by the weather. they say these mandates would make airline tickets more expensive. >> be careful what you wish for. the one thing you can be sure of is that costs will go up and less flights. the people most impacted will be the consumers. it will have precisely the impact that the instruction says they're trying to solve. >> this follows months of finger pointing between the federal gove

lydia hu is live in chicago where one pool is trying to avoid another summer without a staff. dia. >> that's right. this pool operated by the city is one of about half that were closed all summer last year. now it's unclear whether it will reopen this summer amid the ongoing lifeguard shortage. a spokesperson for the parks department told us in a statement, quote, our goal is to open all beaches and pools this summer and we're very optimistic about the success of our hiring campaign efforts. those efforts here in chicago include a $6 hundred retention bonus, wage certification fee and free event tickets. lifeguard shortage felt across the country. they blame is tight labor market. approximately half of the country's 309,000 pools are at risk of either being unable to open or needing to reduce operating hours. some say the industry needs to focus on cultivating career lifeguards. watch. >> i have think that having career lifeguards is something we stheed to take a big look at. having seasonal lifeguards come from colleges and high schools for the summer is great but we also need

lydia hu with more on a that. hi, lydia. >> hi, neil.mous verdict came after more than 2 1/2 hours of deliberation here at the federal court in manhattan. jurors finding that ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's song. one juror said this was a tough case to decide. not all of the jurors were clearly in agreement right from the start. listen to this. >> it really wasn't like immediately a unanimous sort of decision. a lot of people were really conservative with making a decision at all and not wanting to jump to a decision. >> now, after the verdict was announced, sheer han talked with one of the plaintiffs about ten minutes in the courtroom. they hugged more than once. this case was brought by the family of the late ed townsend, who wrote "let's gets it on" with marvin gaye. the plaintiffs argued that the musical cords and the melodies of sheer han's "thinking out loud" copied portions of "let's get it on." the jurors rejected that argument. they decided in favor of sh sherran. this trial captivated the attention of the music industry,

lydia hu joins me. she's at a hotel about two hours north of new york city. ake room for illegals. have i got that right, lydia? >> reporter: yeah, stuart, that's right. a local lawmaker tells me that 15 homeless veterans were evicted from this hotel, 20 homeless veterans in total across three hotels to make room for about 60 male migrants who are being transported from new york city to up here, the suburbs in orange county. i am also told that those homeless veterans have been placed in new temporary housing in other hotels for now. but orange county last week sued the city to stop the city from using hotels here as a shelter for migrants. the orange county executive, stephen newhouse, pointed to new york city's sanctuary city designation as the reason why mayor adams should keep migrants in the city. in fact, service the during his campaign to be mayor that mayor adams promised to keep the big apple a sanctuary city. but now we have new adios that concern audio that's being sharedded with fox business showing that mayor add also had a conversation with local

lydia hu is outside the new york city courthouse with the latest from there. lydia. >> hi there, sandra and john. this verdict coming in, finding ed sheeran not liable in this copyright action that was filed by marvin gaye's co-writer, his family members of his famous song "let's get it on." they were alleging b that ed sheeran's grammy award winning song "thinking out loud" infringed on copyright protection here. now this this case has come to a close with the finding in favor of ed sheeran not lee able on the copyright claims, this will include the two-week matter. it took members of the jury a matter of two and a half hours in deliberations, they got the case around, a little after 5:00 p.m. last night and adjourned for the evening, reconvening this morning to consider the charges, the claims levied against him, deciding he is not liable. just to back up and bring you more context around this case, this trial captivated the attention of the music industry here because it's the latest example of a copyright case that was testing questions about common parts o

lydia hu has more. >> that's right.ness leader in china at the moment. j.p. morgan's jamie dimon is there for a global bank summit. he said the bank will remain in the communist nation through good and bad times and calling for quote real engagement to resolve ongoing issues. meanwhile tesla ceo elon musk is traveling to beijing. according to the defense ministry musk reportedly said he opposed decoupling. he said the countries were enjoined twins. tesla did not immediately respond for comment. the meetings with officials come as china rebuffs an invitation by the u.s. government to meet with defense secretary lloyd austin and raises questions whether the business dealings hurt american efforts to gain control over supply chains for semi conductor chips and batteries or could offer leverage. musk has been uncharacteristically quiet on twitter while in china perhaps because twitter is mostly blocked in the communist nation. dana, back to you. >> dana: thanks for that update. appreciate it. >> bill: got to remember that,

lydia hu in newburg, new york. let's go to nate foye in new york city.aying here at the roosevelt hotel but legal and medical services. according to the "new york post" at least four migrants will be in need of legal services after being arrested and charged with assault during two separate fights early sunday morning. take a look. it happened about a mile from where we are at the nearby stewart hotel. police responded to two separate altercations early sunday morning. four people were charged with assault, six were given summons for disorderly conduct. police wouldn't confirm if the ten people are migrants. but we do know this hotel is being used as an emergency migrant shelter. at the roosevelt hotel the city plans to open 175 rooms this week for children and families and then eventually scale it up to 850 rooms. mayor adams describes this facility as the main asylum seeker arrival center on top of the eight humanitarian centers and other places. public school gym nays rums, similar to these images we saw at a former nypd training facility. "politico"

first, live to lydia hu. great to see you. >> great to see you, trace. seems that chinese officials and business leaders are embracing tesla's ceo elon musk even as chinese officials reject an invitation to meet with lloyd austin. since arriving in the communist nation yesterday, must met with ministers on commerce and foreign affairs. he share add 16-course meal with the ceo of a major chinese battery supplier. according to authorities, musk reportedly said that he opposes decoupling the u.s. and chinese economies. tesla did not respond to our request for comment. j.p. morgan's ceo jamie dimon is also in shanghai for the bank's global china summit. diamon is re-affirming to commitment there and says the bank will remain in china calling for real engagement to resolve ongoing issues. some republican lawmakers are calling for a decoupling. watch. >> we need to stop funding the instrument of what could be our eventual demise. china wants to be the dominant military power in the world by 2049. >> from some in the business community, it's optimism. leaders l

we're live in illinois with the latest and lydia hu. >> also with the cows, dana.mate envoy john kerry recently said that more than 30% of the world's emissions come from agriculture and he thinks the industry needs to innovate now more than ever. i'm pleased the say we have lifetime cattle farmer with us to get reaction here. you were saying farmers are always innovating and you feel like you never get credit for it. >> i wish secretary kerry could come out and see what we're doing. if you look out there in our pastures, we're sequestering carbon. if you look in our fields we're sequestering carbon. you have used all the science we can. scientists are bringing on new forms of research that will let us even do a better job. so i think we're being responsible and trying to do exactly what the secretary is asking of us. >> another concern is costs. what he is hinting at are regulations and mandates. when that happens it squeezes your margins, right? >> it is. it is a tight margin business. and if government wants us to do some of these things, somehow we are going to

. >> harris: lydia hu has more.leave they take a lot of jobs with them. >> huge economic impact here as nordstrom is announcing it will not renew two leases for two department stores in san francisco. that covers around 350,000 square feet of space in the city. the chief of stores jamie nordstrom told employees in an email the dynamics of the downtown san francisco market have changed dramatically over the past several years. impacting customer foot traffic to our stores and our ability to operate successfully. and the owner of the mall of westfield told the san francisco chronicle in a statement that the closure, quote, underscores the deteriorating situation in downtown san francisco. a growing number of retailers and businesses are leaving the area due to the unsafe conditions for customers, retailers, and employees. nordstrom is the third business to announce plans to leave the un union square area following anthropology. they are the 20th business planning to leave the area since 2020 according to reports. the

here is lydia hu. >> celebrated chinese america architect i am pei, best money for modernizing the louvren paris. born and raised in china, he moved to the united states when he was 18 to study architecture. during world war ii, he worked for the u.s. government before starting his own design firm. 1964, jackie kennedy chose the relatively unknown pei to design the john f. kennedy library in boston. his work seen around the world, east building of the national gallery of art in washington, d.c., rock & roll hall of fame in cleveland, and he died at the age of 102. americans celebrating pei. detour? yeah. ♪ school isn't going to be easy. i know. ♪ but...i think you're going to do great, dad. ♪ kia movement that inspires for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. clinically proven. 48-hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure w

this morning, we are going to learn about chinese american arc architect iam pai, fox business' lydia hucan aarchitect ian pai is known nr modernizing the louver you musen paris. born and raised in china, pai moved to the united states when he was 18 to study architecture. during world war ii he worked for the u.s. government before starting his own design firm. in 1964, jackie kennedy personally chose the relatively unknown pai to at the design the john f. kennedy library in boston. his work can be seen around the world, including east building of the national gallery of art in washington, d.c., the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland and hong kong's bank of china tower. he died in 2 2019 at the age of 102. american together celebrating ian pai. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds in 12 months on golo. golo and the releas

lydia hu is live in the newsroom looking at what this means. know it certainly is welcome, i'm sure, for airline passengers, but what about airline stocks and the shareholders of those names? >> well you know, liz, what we're talking about today is this proposal for rulemaking, so we're a long way off of these rules taking effect, if they ever do, but surely, if they are forced to pay fees to travelers that's going to come out of revenues, and investors are not going to like that for the airline stocks, so for now, we know the biden administration says that this propose proposed rule will encourage airlines to be on:, they say, with flights and help americans afford the climbing price of a ticket. wavelength this. >> the faa and department of transportation are doing our part but airlines need to accept their fundamental responsibility to better serve passengers. >> they matter most to middle class families and people struggling to get the cost in the first place. reporter: you know, tickets are expensive. airfare is up more than 17% over a yea

lydia hu joining us with the details. >> reporter: hey there, david, that's right.afety net for all workers act, and california lawmakers are considering it this week many a hearing tomorrow. it would provide $300 per week for up to 20 weeks for laid-off illegal immigrants. it would cost an estimated $365 million to taxpayers. now, proponents say illegal immigrants contribute $485 million to california's unemployment insurance system, and they never see a penny of the benefits. but critics like experts from the center for immigration studies, they say the proposal undermines immigration policy. listen here. >> excessive immigration policy is to reduce the number of new illegals and increase the number of illegal immigrants who are here already who decide to go home. this policy is contrary to both of those objectives. >> reporter: now, california is not the first to push for benefits for illegal immigrants. in fact, colorado passed a law two years ago, new york and washington, d.c. also had short-lived programs. now, like i said, tomorrow lawmakers in california wil

lydia hu has the story. what do you got? reporter: hey, there, stuart. i'm with home contractor extraordinaire skip bedell talking about how more and more people are getting chickens to keep at home because the price of eggs has gone haywire. how many chickens does a family of four need? >> the price of food in general is through the roof so people are tending toward raising their own food and chickens is a great way to do it, so it's all about the coup. listen, you can get chickens but if you want to raise them it's about having the right coup. i've had chickens for a long, long time. this is a company we had on today, carolina coups are great because it's all made in america american materials, american labor but most importantly, they make it easy to keep chickens. watch this , look. just open the front of the nesting door and all your eggs are right there, so it's great for the kids. come out in the morning and there's breakfast it's so easy to raise chickens. >> the chickens know to go here to lay their eggs everyday. >> yeah, you have plenty of hei