is the burden on your county that nassau is doing that?counties. although we aggressively seek bail in instances that are appropriate and that are legal, the overall a effect of bail reform is more warrants, more people are notpp

we have 53% increase in major crime in nassau in the past year and i think it is foolish for her and for some of the moderate democrats in the state senate not to recognize that and react to it. >> carley: congressman elects, back to you, to the federal level, the president had a press conference yesterday and asked if there is anything he will change in the second half of his presidency, he said nothing, so perfect he should be put under museum glass. with that in mind, are you expecting partisan gridlock or can anything be done? >> the house is 54 days away from being sworn in, we're excited about the prospect of governing how we campaign, we promised voters to secure the border and reign in follow spending and pair back wasteful spending in washington. whether the president wants to acknowledge that is what voters want, that is him. he will have to explain to the american public why he might not entertain a bill on securing a border or might not pair back federal spending it is on him to explain that and we will make our case january 3rd. >> carley: what do you hope to get done da

is the burden on your county that nassau is doing that? >> you know, it's a tremendous burden on all counties. although we aggressively seek bail in instances that are appropriate and that are legal, the overall a effect of bail reform is more warrants, more people are not appearing in court and so it has a cascading effect from your most violent offenders all the way down to your quality of life crimes. so it's making it much more difficult for prosecutors to do their job. dagen: just like it's just one, but keira bennefield's estranged husband should have never been on the street and this jogger, 25 prior arrests, this jogger who raped this woman, right in one of the most popular areas for tourists. he should have never been on the street. raymond tierny, thank you for fighting crime for all of us. we'll see you soon. the next hour of "mornings with maria" starts right now. good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in the for maria bartiromo. it's november 4th, 7:00 a.m. a on the east coast. president biden ignoring the reality a of his own fina

nassau county is a community and a county that democrats outnumber republicans by a significant marginand there is no way that you can govern far to the right or far to the left and think that you're going to be recollected. i've heard from people that are democrats, life long democrats, that they feel they've lost their party. these are the moderates. and i think we need to govern as such. i'm willing to reach across the aisle as long as it delivers for the people of long island and the people of nassau county. >> well, former president, as you may have heard, is expected to announce another run for the white house on tuesday, according to his advisers. will you support him in that run? >> my focus right now is on getting to washington and taking office on january 3rd. and until anyone announces for president, i'll make my decisions then. >> based on that answer, you're ready for washington. congressman-elect, thank you and good luck. >> thank you so much. >>> and as the results continue to roll in, we're seeing just how historic this midterm election actually was. we're breaking it a

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we would not win and long island in nassau county if we have people cross over.mocrats come over and vote republican. >> is someone who works in new york city, i certainly hope that you and other members of congress can help which arms from the crime crisis in the city. congressman anthony d'esposito, congressman elect a thank you. lots more fox report ahead, we will be right back. so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ ("this little light of mine") - [narrator] in the world's poorest places, they're shunned, outcast, living in pain. you can reach out and change the life of a suffering child right now. a surgery that takes as little as 45 minutes and your act of love can change a child's life forever. please call or visit operationsmile.org now. thousands of children are waiting. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on trea

former nassau astronaut tom jones is here to discuss. so tom, what does the launch mean?ack in the game, what does it mean for the future is place to let max space exploration? >> we are in a new era, the last 20 years, charles, but now a new craft, crude spacecraft out to the moon to begin the processes of getting our partners and americans back on the moon is historic. we will start to use the resources, the economic resources on the moon itself to help pay for a further space exploration and really exciting to shift gears. >> charles: speaking of paying for it, heard that the artemis program itself, $93 billion. it seems like an extraordinary amount of money, i know a year or so ago when india launched a major rocket i read where it costs more to make a movie about the space exploration then to launch the rocket come how to get 93 billion and how sustainable is that? >> it's probably spread over about 15 years have development. the spatial system rocket we saw launch started development in the late 2000s and did not get going until 2012 or so, so a long time in gestati

and in 2021 she had great victories across nassau county.a new county executive and bruce blakeman appeared to district attorney's office back with annie donnelly. john: at 12 of the big surprises in the off year election last november or the republicans were the offices of district attorney in suffolk and nassau county. do you think there is a bellwether for what will happen in your district on tuesday night? us without a doubt the pendulum began to swing in with annie donnelly who was a career prosecutor face-off against todd who was the delegation. he was the architect and was on the state senate floor for putting the pen to paper with cashless bail. and people in this district across long island have just had enough. john: will have heard from democrats in this election campaign is first. such a big deal but that's what kathy hubbell said. and then she said why is it such an important issue? now she's balancing crime is an issue but it's republicans are making allah. and hillary clinton said this, listen. >> of the talk about crime, they

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he is technically based in nassau, bahamas. we don't know if he is there right now.m him and radio silence is what i've been hearing from people who are close with him we don't know, but he did have a small tight-knit group that was based in nassau, a very young group of employees and that was seen as a good thing when we interviewed him back in august, he cited that as a reason as being lean, being more profitable and pointed to bigger -- what he called more bloated companies like coinbase. but in hindsight, people now say, he didn't have the manpower to be doing what he said he was doing in managing billions of dollars. >> okay, kate rooney, thank you very much. >>> now let's turn to the potential contagion risk in the industry caitlin long, wall street and bitcoin veteran of custodia bank joining us now obviously, there have been a number of failures this year, this is the biggest and obviously the highest profile. i don't think it's overstatement tv hyperbole to say, this is a critical time for the entire industry is it not? >> well, sure, it is, but for the griz

we saw a couple of races last year in the off-year election where republican district attorneys in nassaunties got elected, to many people's surprise. is that kind of an indication where we may be headed when it comes to crime? >> yeah, i think it's a good question. politics is perception. we can argue about statistics, and i think democrats get lost in that. we talk about increasing police funding, but that doesn't matter if people in that interview, as you just saw, don't feel safe. we love to scream and yell at the states with the highest murder per capita rates are republican-run states. that doesn't matter if you don't feel safe in your own home. so democrats, i think, have failed to make the case on that argument. we, again, hide behind statistics, we hide behind the funding that we've done by the police, but it we're not meeting voters where they are at on this issue, that's why you're seeing ground being made up by lee zeldin. john: barack obama campaigning for john fetterman in the state of pennsylvania, said who knows more about paying the bills and balancing a budget, john fett

in other news, there is a new report faom nassau to is that sea levels are rising higher than expectedd of course, that could lead to serious consequences for us coastlines. the study says the coastlines could be afoot above today's water lines by the year 2050, sea levels have been rising every year for about 3 decades. it is predicted the levels will be a particular problem in the southeast and along the gulf coast. the nasa report is recommending that coastal communities should get the funding and the other help they need to try to blunt the impact of climate change. now to our 4 zone forecast as we look live at sfo. >> and a recent joins us again. it's been pretty windy. is that going to continue? yeah, those offshore winds going to continue for one more night. so we are going to see milder overnight lows. thanks to those warm dry diablo winds were already starting to notice cussing that 30 to 40 miles per hour range for most of our north bay mountains. and even starting to make its way eastward into our east bay hills. but right now we are seeing sustained winds 14 miles per hour.

. >> the red wave stopped at long island in miami-dade, we saw where i live in nassau county we had to democratic congress people they both retired or moved on now they are both red, all of long island's deep deep read the messages about crime because were next to new york city and academy because it's expensive and a high tax place to live that really designated and swept out of out-of-state senate seats as well turn them from blue to red. to me i feel like long island is a typical suburb it suffer suburb suburbanites especially suburban women elected trump in the end and elected biden, is that foretelling was what happened in 2024, politicians of all stripes need to pay attention to the suburbs that are getting more diverse and really finding their voice and they are pissed. >> that was pretty striking the president saying no plans to change everything's going fine the results were an endorsement of what he did that's not the reality ascending to deal with the republican led house of representatives that means he will continue with his legislative agenda, the political message surely

nassau has become -- i talked to kate rooney about it as well, nassau has become a hub for crypto >>nd insurance it's everything. hub for, you know, wow it's interesting the marines were born today. i always think the shores of tripoli. >> how about this tweet from sbf? number one, i'm sorry. that's the biggest thing words we can't use here. but messed up and should have done better. i also should have been communicating more recently, transparency, my hands were tied during the duration of the possible binance deal. i wasn't particularly allowed to say much publicly. some of this is what has been reported by some firms looking at internal staff memos at ftx >> well, a lot of people are taking this advantage to buy this oh my. he's using all caps. david, he's using all caps i was not very careful with my words. i'm not a good dev i've never said he was a good dev, and probably misdescribed something. all right, all right, can we just back up david, we were talking about jpmorgan >> well, we were talking about it, but we were also being, in a way, pointing to the absurdity of it all.

it's the biggest story in nassau all over the local papers.t step to watch here >> kate, it's david. i mean, listen, i ask this question knowing it's hard for you to answer but he seems to be living in a dream world with the idea of getting a bailout that will put everything right. do you have any idea who he's taking advice from or where he's coming up with these ideas that, frankly, don't see rooted in reality? >> that's a good point every investor i talk to in terms of the potential buyer, potential bailout options, they can't fathom anybody with a big enough balance sheet or risk appetite it seems like an absurd longshot from everyone else i'm talking to he seems to be laser focused on that maybe it's a way to distract himself from the reality of what's going on here that's one possibility he seemed when i saw him on friday, relatively calm, similar to the way he was when we were here back in august. that's the possibility it hasn't sunk in or using this as a distraction. he maintains this is an option, there are potential billions of doll

>> we are seeing people enthused in staten island, nassau county, all the places lee zeldin needs tothusiasm like we haven't seen in years. i think this is going to be a great election for lee zeldin and alison esposito. early voting yesterday. >> outside of the crime, what is the number 1 think people are talking about? >> it is the economy. people are facing bad times and thankfully you shared constituents today. they are suffering whether not being able to afford little things or not being able to afford the big things like the family vacation they want to. it is tough on people and evidence in the way they vote. >> all right, last question for you, what are you most concerned about? >> the lack of morality that is going on in the country. we need to get back to our morals. it's got to be justice for everybody, not just for those that are chosen. that is it. basically in a nutshell. in the border, absolutely and the economy horrible the way it is going. >> is there anything going well? >> not at the moment except for breakfast here. [laughter] all >> all right, and it is free toda

long island, nassau and suffolk county long island, each more than a million people, republicans won in those counties and the county executive race and the d.a. races. there has been a trend under joe biden of the suburbs coming back to republicans while rural areas have stayed republican. this, too, is why it's going to be such a wave election on tuesday night. >> sandra: that was your reaction to sunny hostin on republicans and calling suburban women roaches. joy reid said this about inflation. >> what they have done, they have taught people the word inflation. most people never use that word in their lives are using it now because they have been taught it, including on tv, including in newspapers, they have been taught this word. >> sandra: your reaction. >> how out of touch. has she ever bought anything? i just got my home heating oil delivered, i live in the northeast. it's up 50% from what i paid one year ago. you know, the only way you say inflation is a made up word because you don't pay your bills, you are so rich you don't have to worry about it. >> john: i want to ask you

we've seen it here even in my district in nassau county, where people are arrested for burglary rings to coming over the border. i visited the border. not that long ago, and i will tell you the open border policy is affecting every bit of industry, not only down on the southern border but right here. you created an issue -- elizabeth: finish your point. >> we've created an issue where every state is now a border state. elizabeth: so homeland security is pushing back on house minority leader mccarthy saying, secretary mayorkas should resign or face potential impeachment. homeland security saying this is finger pointing by mccarthy for border problems. your word on that, final word. >> i stand with leader mccarthy i tell you this, when we take an oath to defend and serve that is what we need to do. anybody can take an oath. it is about living out that oath and as we've seen the oath he has taken to defend our border he has failed. elizabeth: congressman elect. deesposito, happy thanksgiving. good to have you on. >> you and your family as well. elizabeth: okay. this story, is washington,

the first woman to serve as mission commander, but also the first indigenous american woman from nassauce. the 45-year-old born in california is a registered member of the indian tribe. >> i feel very proud to be aboard the space station and to represent native americans and indigenous people on board. i think it is important that we recognize that there are all different types of people on board the international space station. not only from different countries, but from different backgrounds and different nationalities. >> she holds a bachelors and masters degree in mechanical engineering and has deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan, flying jets in the marine corps. space and the stars have always fascinated her. she says she never thought she could be an astronaut until later in life. >> i had never really understood what an astronaut did. who became astronauts, what it really took to become an astronaut. >> today, nicole is leading the team and conducting numerous space experiments in a lab. her son and husband back here on earth, the only personal item with her in space is this d

. >> there's a sheriff there, nassau county, florida, urging people to get out before tropical stormrning. good morning to you. how bad is it going to be? can you predict at this point? >> you know, it's still 70 miles per hour at cape canaveral. even though it's been downgraded to a tropical storm and it came on shore at vero beach. the winds are still gusty. we are going to have the tornadoes. port canaveral, 75. as we move it on up into savannah and some of these spots could pick up four to six inches. that's enough to make flash flooding. we'll keep watching that. >> wish it was under better circumstances. appreciate it. >>> nasa as artemis 1 mission has been delayed for the third time because of what chad was talking about there. hurricane nicole barrelling into florida's east coast. kristin fisher is live in washington. what are people saying? >> this rocket just can't catch a break. nasa had already delayed the launch again from the 14th to the 16th. now it looks likely they could delay again because, caitlyn, let's be very clear about what's happening now? there is a $4.1 bil

nassau's artemis one sending back first images from space as it blasts towards the moon.e $100 billion space shift and a view of the earth far in the distance. the rocket blasted off yesterday after multiple delays. we love those pictures. guys. over to you. >> steve: that is cool. carley, thank you very much. senator mitch mcconnell will remain in his role as g.o.p. leader in the senate. winning comfortably over florida senator rick scott who mounted the first challenge for mcconnell in 15 years. >> brian: republicans secured a majority yesterday afternoon after picking up 218th seat have a shot at getting nine more. >> ainsley: here to react and fox news fox news contributor and former congressman sean duffy. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: sean, you used to be in the house of representatives. >> i was. >> ainsley: tell us what's your reaction to this mcconnell and mccarthy? >> so republicans have had a lot of turnover in the house and even their members turn over quite a bit. mcconnell fresh blood in. mcconnell 15 years? i'm s

nassau county, suffolk county was the democratic party was wiped out, staten island wiped out.ur burroughs because staten island became really red, the new yorkers voted as if crime doesn't exist. maria: yeah, it's amazing. you're right. >> it's disturbing. maria: there were a lot of house seats that turned in new york. >> yes. and we wouldn't have majority if it wasn't for new york. maria: that's right. lee zeldin did really well. despite not being elected governor. john, it's great to see you. thanks very much for all of that. john catsimatidis joining us this morning. quick break and then hackers can see through your walls now, we'll tell you how bad actors are using drone surveillance technology to tap into your wi-fi, how to keep your home safe when we come back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ when the bones are good the rest don't matter. ♪ the paint can peel, the rest could shatter. ♪ you and i remain the same. ♪ when there ain't a crack in the foundation. ♪ cityserve, started rescuing women, children and the elderly. and as winter approach

he said he was in bahamas, in nassau, with bankman-fried when all of this unraveled.i got to the bahamas, it became clear, at least from some that worked on the legal team, the compliance team, that perhaps there was more going on than it being a rescue situation. when i left the bahamas in the afternoon, i was actually distressed i don't want to call it fraud at this moment because that's actually a legal term, and none of us know we have to leave it up to the regulators >> two sources now telling me that the justice department is looking into ftx and sam bankman-fried. a source i'm talking to says we may see civil litigation you're likely to see lawsuits from investors this company had raised money from an a-list of backers from softbank and sequoia also seeing some action out of the bahamas, the securities commission there late yesterday froze ftx's assets the velocity of this is amazing, guys, david, as you mentioned, but it's still playing out. >> it's just the earliest days and to add to that list, wealth managers who put a lot of their clients in this name in t

someone tracked a jet they thought might have been his from nassau to buenos aires, argentina. he told reuters he was in the bahamas. do we have any idea where he is? and if not, why not? >> we have no idea where he is, because he stole billions of dollars and he's using that money to get himself somewhere where we can't catch him i want to be clear, we want to be very careful. for us, there are allegations right now. we know there's money missing. no charges have been filed it sounds like you believe that there will be criminal charges filed soon i don't know how soon and i don't know whether he will be in a jurisdiction where we can reach him. but it appears as if money that should have been segregated and held for customers was instead diverted to high-risk debts placed by the, by the ftx company. this is. this shows that we need regulation, but the none in power still in washington is contract crypto billionaire bros, and he will be fortunate if we can avoid pass bad legislation because they are so desperate -- they really want a patina of regulation they need it so much to

here in the bahamas in nassau where bankman-fried is located all of the ftx fallout is having a ripple from what we're seeing in washington the chair of the senate agriculture committee announcing a december 1st hearing called why congress needs to act. lesson learned from the ftx collapse and we heard from senator sherrod brown on banking. he's call for a hearing on sofi's crypto activity sofi responded by saying it takes regulatory compliance seriously and believes they have been fully complaint with the mandates of their bank license and laws, and sara, all of this stems from the downfall of the crypto conglomerate based here and i spoke to sam bankmanfried and despite being ousted from the company and the bankruptcy he's still trying to broker a bailout declined to talk about some of the financial details around the fallout of ftx and on camera interview we tried to get some answers wouldn't answer the questions that we wanted to know about the financial side of thipgtngs but he's hunkered down near theable any club he says there's billions of potential funding to make customers wh

we are hearing strong turnout in suffolk and nassau.ssue is on the mind of new yorkers and lee i think he can win but he will help us pick up house seats. we don't have results in new york because voting laws again delay results and i think what you said about florida tonight is spot on. the rest of the country can get this right and for the democrats to say that republicans aren't getting the right on elections look at florida and look at ohio very large states that we are going to get results from to want because they know how the run elections and that should be the model. we shouldn't have to wait weeks like we will in new york. martha: pennsylvania, did you say that all of the vote that we have seen so far you're saying is all the mail-in vote, they haven't started voting the day of, do you know that? >> no, you're getting mostly mail-in. they start predeceasing absentee votes at 7:00 a.m. you will see influx of mail-in votes and then election-day vote come in. that's where we are going to win. we knew that we were going to go with

new york to see republicans make a clean sweep of what had become a much more democratic suburb of nassauen building on this in the suburbs. when we see letitia james and vice president harris and hillary clinton come to new york, that's great. but i don't know that they're creating the excitement that is needed with five days out. where is their messaging? i still didn't hear it in that clip you showed of hillary clinton. what is kathy hochul about? what is she trying to do? is she trying to fix crime? is she trying to move the economy going? what has she done? she really is an unknown character. and lee zeldin has done something very unusual for a republican running state-wide. he is running in new york city. he is there all the time hoping to bring up that vote to about 35%. >> it is fascinating. as you said, ron, susan as well. thank you both so much. >>> coming up, consumers squeezed. we know that airline seats are getting smaller. now a group of senators is actually seeking to get you some leg room. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. with the latest technology. w

of pardons, stricter laws, and forced executions, and the eradication of the pirate stronghold at nassau in new providence in the bahamas. the last pirate to be hanging this period was william fly and a few of his man. fly had plundered a number of ships off the east coast. he got too greedy. he had too many prisoners on board. they conspired, rose up and took over the ship. put fly and his men in chains, sailed to boston, where they were put on trial. the pirates were executed on july of 1726 at the edge of boston harbour. after the execution, their bodies were rode out to knicks's mate, a very small island. it is not an island today. it was back then. fly's two compatriots were buried. fly himself was hung up in chains. the local boston paper said that the reason he was hung up in chains was to serve as a spectacle for the warning of others, especially seafaring men. the warning was hardly necessary. fly's spectacular bloody, and brief pirate campaign was the last gasp of the golden age of piracy. this is where my book ends as well. the pirates depicted in black flags, blue waters blaz

or the bahamas -- >> we haven't confirmed his exact whereabouts but nassau is where he's been based and d.c he spent a lot of time in washington there are various reports about him maybe going to argentina haven't confirmed that but there is a lot of intrigue into where he is in the world right now >> argentina is a popular spot in certain circles i don't get it. >> i thought it was dubai. >> they said dubai because there is no extradition there. >> i think there is extradition. >> there is extradition with bahamas. >> i think there is extradition in argentina too >> people have gone there before >> i'm not entirely clear on that >> you guys hear over the weekend, michael lewis has been apparently -- >> right he's been with them for the last year. >> last six months or so and is now shopping around his book and a potential film. >> and a potential film for it but kind amazing that he's been there to watch it and see it happen. >> hey, kate, what do you make of the -- there is a lot of folks online right now talking about just how sam was such a prolific donor to the democratic party. it

nassau county, biden won it by eight, george santos, a lot of folks looked at him and thought he was solid lead. their next, at the fourth, -- look at this, this was a biden plus 15 district and it's a very interesting dynamic here because, yeah, kathy hochul has been reelected governor of new york, but lee zeldin has done really well on ellen island. and these get really well when you get into the hudson valley, when you get into the catskills and the southern tier. and democrats are in danger of losing a bunch of seats in new york. these would all be republican gains if they bring the republican way. so, that -- it's incredible irony. the dccc chairman could lose his own seat in his own state, which is a normally very blue state, could end up being, so far tonight, the single most costly thing that democrats have endured when it comes to the house. they are over performing in so many other places. but now the results we are seeing in new york. look at this, look how close this one is. pat ryan, who won the special election this summer, a 686 vote margin. there's an opportunity for