. >> sandra: nate foy is live in central park. nate, that is markedly worse -- worse than when we checked in with you an hour ago. >> it certainly is, sandra. it's a lot darker, when you look at somebody's face it appears everybody has like an orange glow about them. the smell of smoke is much more pungent than it was, and i'll ask my photographer to pan off here. you can see a lot of cars are using lights to navigate the city. it feels like it's 8:00 p.m., it's only 2:00 in the afternoon and i'll ask my photographer to also pan up as you can see the smoke encroaching on the people walking below and the cars driving below, but i want to show you the skyline or lack thereof of new york city. take a live look. you can't see anything, sandra, and below this, people are walking, they are biking, this is a city where you have to walk or take the subway to get to work. we spoke with people who say they are experiencing symptoms as a result of this smoke and we spoke to a couple people who were making their way through central park. here

griff: nate toy following the developments in bedminster, nate, thank you. >> former vice president mike pence is speaking at the gop convention as several presidential hopes make stops in north carolina. former president trump expected to speak as nate foy reported on. let's bring our political panel. garrett, jose, thank you for being there. i think -- >> thank you. griff: what everyone in the country is talking about is the political side of trump's indictment and what impact it may have on the campaign trail as we see the various gop hopefuls not named trump trying to figure out what their tact is, do they rush to trump's defense or they lean into the charges and the seriousness with which he has been charged? >> i think it plays -- if the alvin bragg indictment is any indication of how this will play, it only helps strengthen president trump. if you look at the numbers he continued to go up in the polls in the gop primary and after the alvin bragg indictment in manhattan, showed abc poll that trump was leading biden 49-42 which really shows why biden doj and others have gone and tar

nate foy is tracking the latest from bedminster, new jersey, hello, nate. nate: former president trump is expected to meet with lawyers tomorrow to discuss new florida-based legal strategy ahead of arrangement on tuesday in miami. this comes after he had two campaign stops yesterday where, again, he defended his handling of classified documents. take a look. the former president spoke at gop conventions in georgia and north carolina. he called the 37 felony counts against him baseless and ridiculous and also called indictment election interference but trump's former attorney general bill barr told fox news sunday says he thinks the former president is in legal trouble. >> if even half of it is true, he's toast. it's a very detailed indictment and it's very, very damming. and this idea of presenting trump as a victim here, victim of a witch hunt is ridiculous. nate: now, mike, president trump's attorney says trump has done nothing wrong here and she dismissed the possibility of accepting a plea deal. she also claims the former president has solid legal footi

they've always wage by the united states, nate, so on ukrainian nazi regime. they caused this war, they are providing it, and they are leading ukraine, your and the whole world into the abyss. unfortunately, this unanimity that exists regarding the condemnation of russia is literally destructive of greece for our region. and of course, for europe and the whole world. this unanimity regarding russia leads our country into even big independence, carries even greater threats to our security and the survival. because greece has now turned into a base, a big west and campaign against russia. from the may can basis located in greece, troops on weapon systems are launched against russia and to send to ukraine and neighboring countries. first, this is unacceptable. this puts grease a great risk. we want greece to be independent, to strive for very close, friendly cooperation with russia, which we have absolutely no disagreements. tequila is the only parts of this as russia is rights. russia is not the aggressor. russia cannot be isolated and vice versa, vs should be h

i'm nate. nate is great with kids, and he would give them hugs or give them stickers. i think that that's a positive influence on the kids, and then the people around you see it. once he makes that connection with people and they trust him that foundation that respect people look at you and see your actions more than your words and so that i think will reach people more than anything. you could say you later, brother. thank you. all right, see you. it's a really hard job. i know you. you see a lot of the negative for me. i would not put myself through that if i didn't care. you know, you have to be the right kind of person. you have to have the right heart to want to do that. when people ask me if you know what my son does , um, i just tell him he's a cop , and i just feel like i'm beaming with pride. i always told him when he was young that he would do something great. and so to see it. it's i have a moment. i'm very proud of him. 5 o'clock. >> (music). >> co-founder. we started in 2008 and with the intent of making the ice cream with grown up flavors and with like an

nope, the ceiling. nate, those new career planning group. also mets to discuss the nuclear aspects of the current security environment, and the only going other potations on the new for the turns. russia has continued its reckless new correct trick as part of its war against ukraine. it has suspended the implementation of the new star treated and has announced its intention to deploy nuclear weapons to betters it wrong north korea and continue the nuclear missile development programs. and i called them north korea's me so launches yesterday. and they cleared a violation or multiple united nations security council resolutions. at the same time, china pursues to drop it and take new care expansion. these challenges are great concern to nathan, and we continue to adopt a new for the turns to the changing security environment. i'm that i'm ready to take your questions with company the bbc of no bonds. so thank you very much. secular, joe, for some cause it's asking you talked about the new career planning group and the dangerous rush. rick of ru

a. nate. so the policy also calls for resistance to weston had gemini, which, according to his leader, is destroying the country. the policy founder and ex energy and the environment minister on our guilt is left as honest. but he says, the grease of should reject western influence and strive for closer cooperation with russia. so the most i have to go accumulate, i think, is that the policies that will ins apartments have approximately the same political position. especially these 3 policies. you democracy series a aquino, movements of change the political positions are almost identical, whole fee policies are products of the west and census brussels building and washington, the in questioningly follow western politics in a very subservience way. well, the west says is the law for these policies? greece has become a protector, it priest has passed into the hands of the only gaki and this economy is literally sold out to trans national sense is that is this greece, the months is because which

anyway, nate cohen is really smart and he said at its political folklore that every democratic shifts getting married and drawing a paycheck that convinced my peers. >> having a family and all that. for awhile, millennials not budging that much and sticking very much deep in the blue camp so that was setting off alarm bells among republicans and i think triumph among democrats like a ha, the pattern is broke and they're with us to stay and if that's true, it's a really bleak future for republicans, but at long last it appears that migration is starting to happen. if you read that analysis from nate, it is being led by older millennials and i fall into that category as well which would align with the conventional wisdom. there was a piece in politico last year and that's another as fating thing to watch and i'll mention a study that showed of current high schoolers, girls are breaking hard left, boys are breaking hard right. a massive gender gap among current'schoolers and another democratic trend to watch. >> how will that work out in some marriages? >> i think great. >> it might. ken

katie burn and nate foy, thank you so much.reciate it. >> thank you, harris. >> so we're being told to wear masks again. the mayor of new york city, the governor of new york, and municipalities and states up and down the seaboard, a thousand miles of cities, 18 states, stay indoors. what will this do to us? with me a fox news contributor, the medical director of city md. great to see you. wish it were under different circumstances. tell us why we simply are being told now don't go outside, i mean, with a lot of intensity behind that message now. >> well, first of all, i want to say, this is a totally different circumstance than covid. we're not focusing on masks like we were with covid, but we're seeing thick smoke from wildfires sweeping through our city. we look to see the air quality index. it reached more than 400 on a scale of 500. if you go more than 100, that's considered hazardous and unhealthy for all of us. especially for those who have underlying medical conditions, who have heart disease, lung disease, asthma or cop

nate foy is in jersey city. nate, i understand it goes all the way to baltimore.you are? reporter: you can definitely smell the smoke, david. that's for sure. it's thicker now at this time of the day than it was yesterday and we'll really be watching these next couple hours because it was at about 2:00 yesterday when conditions really got at their worst but if you take a look at the new york city sky line, behind me, across the hudson, you can see we already have significant smoke hovering over the city right now. a lot of people working from home today. we're seeing a lot more face masks out here than we saw yesterday. new york city mayor eric adams projects conditions to get worse throughout the day which is similar to what we saw yesterday , but this is also having a big impact on travelers today. let's take a live look from philadelphia international airport. a ground stop just ended here, but a ground delay is still in effect at new york's laguardia airport as well as newark international airport here in new jersey. i want to show you, david, how bad things g

hey, nate. >> reporter: hey, neil. you mentioned it, former president trump is back on the campaign trail today as he's set to appear in miami federal court early next week, but we learned yesterday he's facing 37 felony federal charges, and we also learned he's accused of being personally involved in moving those classified documents from the white house to mar-a-lago. take a look at these pictures that investigators released. they say that these documents contained sensitive military secrets. they were found in a storage room, a ballroom, a bedroom and bathroom at mar-a-lago. federal prosecutors say former president trump showed people who did not have security clearances an attack plan that was prepared for him by the defense department. and on another occasion, a map related to a military operation. the indictment describes an incident, neil, where trump is accused of saying, quote: as president, i could have declassified it. now i can't, you know? but this is still a secret. special counsel jack smith described th

i want to follow up on something that nate was reporting from bedminster.president saying that until president on the way out has the right to take documents, any documents, that this is the law. andy mccarthy, is that the case? >> i'm afraid not, neil. the law that he's talking about is the presidential records act. it explicitly excludes from coverage of the -- under the presidential records act agency reports. what the case -- what the case about is in mar-a-largo are intelligence agency reporting about national defense matters. those are not covered under the presidential records act. i don't take any joy saying that. i'd love to see a resolution here where president trump said he was sorry for what he did and president biden especially in view of his own problem made his administration drop the case. i'm not holding my breath waiting for either of those things to happen. >> neil: there's another distinction here -- i'm not a lawyer. you are very good ones. but it can't be just dismissed. yes, presidents can take documents with them. when the national a

so you heard nate talk about conditions worsening there. we are about to feel the other plume of smoke into the city. here we have the code red in effect, unhealthy to breathe and some people could experience health effects. young kids, teens, elderly, people with respiratory conditions should limit time outside, and i've seen people wearing masks, and some telling me they could smell the smoke at times. one family was using a blanket to shield a newborn baby. >> the baby is only five weeks old, we want to make sure she's protected from the air and the sun and all that. >> the new plume of smoke into the i-95 corridor could reduce visibility one mile or less in the hardest hit areas. heading home from work. sandra. >> sandra: katie burn in philadelphia, thank you so much. i think everybody has a story by now. a lot of people walking around who don't know exactly what's happening, by the way. i talked to my sister, she was golfing and they got headaches from it. >> john: not a day to be climbing the "rocky" steps. >> and cloth masks, single

and we also have nate foy, who joins us from yankee stadium. >> i'll go to nate first. you've got a little bit of daylight behind you left and some clear skies. nate, when i watched you earlier, it was like orange and red. and so on and so forth. >> they did call off the game. i understand. they did call off the game. harris. it would be pretty difficult catching a pop fly in conditions like this. they're supposed to have a double header tomorrow. we'll see how that goes, because new york city mayor eric adams projects that tomorrow will have even worse conditions than we saw today. and you mentioned what we saw earlier. we spent our day in central park and starting at 8:00 a.m., conditions just got worse and worse and worse until eventually at 2:00 p.m. today. it hit its peak where we could not see the sun. and it was totally dark. cars had their lights on. drivers had to use lights to navigate the part. and these people here, harris drivers had to use lights to navigate in the middle of the day. so it was really an eerie feeling throughout the entire day. of course, n

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>> nate foy across the river in new jersey. nate, thank you. president biden says he is confident congress will supply the funding to keep funneling weapons and support to ukraine as it battles against the russian invasion. the president met with british prime minister reissy sunak today at the white house. is he denying allegations he was involved in a bribery scheme during his time as vice president. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details. good evening. >> good evening, trace. president biden's news conference hosting the u.k. prime minister was focused on ukraine support and building the alliance, especially around artificial intelligence safeguards but allegations of burisma executive paid the bidens to gain u.s. oil rights detailed that fbi form really took center stage. >> where's the money? i'm joking. >> mr. president. >> that is a bunch of malarkey. >> president biden down playing corruption claims from house oversight republicans allowed today to view the fbi 1023 source form allege ago pay-to-play scheme when he was vi

nate, good evening. >> trace, good evening to you. his first public remarks, or at least his first speech since his arraignment in miami this afternoon, former president trump defended his right to retain classified information. he said it is in the sole discretion of the president to keep their own documents, and he also took sharp aim at president joe biden for what he calls weaponizing the department of justice. listen here. >> this day will go down in infamy and joe biden will forever be remembered as not only the most corrupt president in the history of our country, but perhaps even more importantly, the president who together with a band of his closest thugs, misfits and marxists tried to destroy american democracy. but they will fail and we will win bigger and better than ever before. [applause]. charging a former president of the united states under the espionage act of 1917. >> trace, president trump then laid out his interpretation of the presidential records act. this will likely be a key focus in any potential trial. liste

>> rich: nate, thank you. jesse banal joins us this evening. you heard nate lay it all out in his piece, charges that the president kept. sensitive information, classified information, defense information, didn't give it back as requested. hid it from the fbi and his own attorneys and then told investigators he surrendered it all when he hadn't. what do you make of it all? is it true? where does the defense go from here. >> thank you for having me. because i'm not the lawyer in this case i of course don't know some of the factual aspects of this. here's the really important thing. one of the most important legal issues that i don't think is being discussed enough. and that is that president trump, as the former president of the united states, is subject to the presidential records act. that is something that congress has decided to make presidents and former presidents, specifically subject to rather than espionage act. this is something where most importantly jack smith's team has it completely legally wrong by charging crimes that quite frank

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nate, back to you as the news breaks. nate foy live for us in new york. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> trace: three more entries into the g.o.p. stakes. former vice president mike pence made his announcement this afternoon in iowa. doug burgum in iowa said he is in. we begin with mark meredith in iowa. >> trace, good evening to you. very clear former president trump remains the frontrunner are to the 2020 republican nomination. but it's also clear that more republicans feel comfortable challenging him in that position and today right here in iowa, we saw trump's former running mate, former vice president mike pence become the latest to take on trump. >> mike pence. >> with his wife by his side former vice president mike pence jumped into the race vowing to be alternative to biden and trump. >> we seek not to divide the american people, but, instead, to appeal to the better angels of their nature. >> pence's relationship with his running mate forever changed after the 2020 election. trump calls pence disloyal for not rejecting the votes of the electoral college vote. t

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he'll indeed be getting us that and nate foy in new york bearing the brunt of this. nate has been owl there all day long. what a trooper. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. i've been safely ensconced indodoors and not putting up wih what these guys are putting up with. let's go to adam on where things stand now. adam. >> hey, neil. this is the worst air quality on record in record and prior to this it was 1981 and a long time ago anything remotely close to this and, boys has this been bad. this picked up yesterday and begot up to hazardous levels until -- excuse me, but now we're up to hazardous levels but we saw a bit of spike there yesterday evening before calming down this morning and again, we've really fired off here just in the last several hours where we're seeing some of the worst air quality and it does look as though that's going to continue. look at this one, a typical day in new york city exact same scene today and looks like you're on the surface of mars. red across the entire city and all the smoke is funneling in and visibility a mile or less not jus

nate, great reporting. thanks very much. >> thank you, neil. appreciate the recommendation. >> neil: nate foy. some of you at home are surprised. it's odd that neil knows about bakeries. anyway, we're following this. we talk about sucking the oxygen out of the room and the attention this gets. if you were a challenger to the former president, maybe it's negative. it will help us that does not appear to be the case. bob cusack, the hill editor and chief. i don't know too many bakeries in washington d.c. area, so i condition help out there. but he is in the washington d.c. area so he probably knows. bob, let me ask you about that. i notice all the other candidates there. i was thinking about the roll-out of potential trial dates that will be there and other issues, maybe indictments to come, fairly or not as i mentioned on the january 6th uprising and the georgia recount and these others that might involve follow up cases, trials that will be crammed in. i'm wondering cramming out the attention giving all the other candidates. what do you through

eastern today for debate on three bills including one to authorize funding to build or ren nate seven veteran's medical facilities and a program providing entrepreneurship training to veterans. still to come, legislation to expand health insurance options for small businesses and veto override vote on president biden's student loan por fif -- forgiveness plan. as always live coverage of the house on c-span. >> and now u.s. trade representative katherine thai on the biden administration's trade policy and its role in the role in the economy and trade market during an event at the open markets institute. she highlights supply chains and competitions and champions u.s. leadership and global trade. ye of meeting many u.s. trade representatives. everyone was extremely intelligent. everyone was directly connected to the president through some previous relationship. everyone had a role decks fuel -- rolodex of the most glittery

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and talking about governments of cost on people christmas, they won't be no to nate, so must say that they will not follow the sanctions imposed on russia because they are legal on the i don't favor move for a nation on, on national pos christmas stop sending weapons to ukraine, which escalates the war. and all this needs to be done right now. this is opposition. any should be the position of greece. greece today can play a positive role in stopping the evil this happening now in ukraine. they should be the mission of our country, rather than being a colony and a point of nate's of america, brussels, germany. and of course in this that you will finally, 3 civilians have been killed on full wounded and ukrainian shutting over the last day and the done yes for a public. so again, just a children statistics on children's casualties since the beginning of the war and the don't buy speech. and in 2014 or even more grim, i would say when the children have been killed and around 800 wounded with 40 disabled for life. some were fortunate enough to escape the hardships when they were evacuated

we're also working to establish a new need to ukraine council, where ukraine will be equal to nate while ok. welcome to the day now nights are leaders of wraps up 2 days of talks in brussels, making a stock on drafting the wes 1st integrated defense strategy. since the cold war, initial steps prompted by the warning ukraine include agreement on protecting find to understand cables and pipelines. several native members of also pledge more military assistance for ukraine, but differences remain over increasing overall defense spending and expanding their lives. they'll be no invitation for you crying to joining the alliance key will be offered a seat on a new nato ukraine council. the, the more troops on the high alerts bet logistics new capabilities for the 1st time since the cold war nato is drawing up new defense plans to address the threat posed by russia. that's to carry them out. allies have to increase their defense spending that is installed backs message in brussels. he urge need to countries to go beyond the target of 2 percent of ttp agreed to 10 years ago. i think a warrant mor

and i think at those pressures from nate to could well be counted by tack, a polite d m, and through diplomatic ways means and the western world. in general, we'd have to understand that turkey a is going to be one of the one in terms of its foreign policy formulation. and it's for them policy to exist sizes and is going to be a unique country, or one of the unique countries in the world. you know, multiple the world door to the, you know, as a unit, a unit plotted to is gone and multiply or it has the most. um, now we are in a new situation in which i'm that tuck it. as it's joe graphic dictates is going to remain in nato and you know, quite uh, friendly with nato partners and allies and what have you. but at the same time, i would think it is getting to the resort to each need, talk power more for the content, then not okay. as we've seen it, which is sweet and lately. and so it is getting to, because after all, it is the, it has the 2nd largest armed forces of the united states with the nato. so i'd say it's a powerful country in military times, within nato and joe graphic. it mak

we're also working to establish a new nate to ukraine council, where ukraine will be equal to nate while ok. welcome to the day now nights are leaders have wrapped up 2 days of talks in brussels, making a stock on drafting the wes 1st integrated defense strategy. since the cold war, initial steps prompted by the warning ukraine include agreement on protecting find to undersea cables and pipelines. several nathan members of also pledge more military assistance for ukraine. but differences remain over increasing overall defense spending and expanding their lives. they'll be no invitation for you crying to join the alliance key will be offered a seat on a new nato. ukraine council. the, the more troops on high alert, better logistics, new capabilities for the 1st time since the cold war nato is drawing up new defense plans to address the threat posed by russia butts to carry them out. allies have to increase their defense spending that installed backs message in brussels. he urge need to countries to go beyond the target of 2 percent of gdp agreed to 10 years ago. i think a morales also agr

or we also discussed of creating the existing nate through ukraine commission to a new nate, the ukraine council. this would be a significant step to establish a joint consultative forum with ukraine sitting at the table as equals to discuss key issues for our security. we also address the ukraine's membership aspirations. all ours agree that naples door remains open. that is only for allies on ukraine to make decisions on membership restaurant does not have a detail on, on licensee that ukraine will become a member of nato. and we all agree that the, the most important thing now is to ensure that ukraine debates us as suffering an independent states. we don't know when the war ends, but we must ensure that when it does, we have credible arrangements in place to guarantee ukraine security in the future and to break the rest of the site to of aggression. we had a good discussion on all these issues and i'm confident that we will come to consensus by the summit in venice. i'm also working hard to ensure that so sweden's accession tonight is completed as soon as possible i. i spoke to prest

thank you, nate. >> dana: you could call it the miracle in mississippi.ding to a national report card reading test scores are soaring there moving the state from near the bottom to the middle for most exams. "new york times" columnist took a look at the turn around saying one pillar of mississippi's new strategy is increasing reliance on phonics and broader approach to literacy called the science of reading gaining ground around the country, mississippi was at the forefront of this movement. joining us now theary ca jones, president of the mississippi association of educators. great to have you here. we talk about this on "america's newsroom." it is an interest of mind. can you give people a description of the scope and scale of the problems mississippi was facing in terms of educating its young people? >> sure, thank you for having me. starting around 20 13shgs we were really looking at issues that involved our reading instruction especially with our elementary schools. what we did was started reaching out and using the fun for reading that focused on th

now, the worst of it as nate had mentioned is out in new york, but it has shifted off to the west. we have a slightly more easterly component with the wind today so that's changed who is seeing the worst of it. so, who is seeing the worst of it, d.c. at least today compared to yesterday. we have a worse air quality day in d.c., holly park, virginia, delaware, philadelphia woke up to hazy skies. as far as that orange hue, that's the only wavelength when we look at visible light to reach the surface so we see the orange and the red skies, that visibility has been compromised, talking about those ground stops, ground delays that have been at airports this morning in philadelphia, newark, laguardia, we had the ground stops briefly yesterday. visibility is still compromised, two miles, that's it. on a clear day you are looking at ten miles. and here is the biggest component. talking about the area of low pressure, keeping that smoke there in canada and shifting it farther to the south, going to continue to see that occur, eventually, an area of high pressure has brought some pretty warm

nate foye has more from the newsroom here in new york. nate, hello. >> good morning.the new york city subway system just days after being arrested, 20-year-old jordan williams is a free man this morning. a brooklyn judge released him without bail thursday saying she doesn't believe he is a flight risk and he has every reason to fight this case with the support of his family. police arrested williams tuesday night for stabbing and killing a homeless man on a subway. williams is charged with manslaughter despite witnesses saying he acted to protect himself and his girlfriend. listen here. >> it was an act of self-defense in desperation. there had been a fight before any weapon was pulled and i think any reasonable person can understand the impulse when you are in danger to protect yourself. >> lawyers on both sides agree that williams and his girlfriend were harassed and attacked about the man. the homeless man pulled on his girlfriend's earrings drawing blood and only then did he use a knife. >> you have two choices right now. sit there and get assaulted and your frien

neil: thank you for that, nate foy in bedminster.o to north carolina, and the former president will be there as well as georgia today, alexis. >> hi, neil. a lot of people at the g.o.p. convention are looking forward to hearing from former president donald trump. he's expected to have a fiery speech. it's a jampacked 24 hours before the g.o.p. convention the only that has trump, pence, desantis at the same event. and last night we heard from governor desantis of florida who slammed the doj for this decision saying he's ready to shake things up. >> you've got to be willing to go there on day one and spit nails and with me, you know you'll have a new fbi director on day one, you know we'll clean out all of these agencies. >> now, before trump heads to north carolina tonight, the former president speaking at the georgia g.o.p. convention in a state where he faces criminal charges there related to allegations of election interference in 2020. this is trump's first public appearance since learning that he's facing 37 federal charges in fl

but i would argue with nate, nate believed it to and i was like, mind you guys don't really believe this. but what's interesting now is you don't see that same reaction from dividing administration from the us press. you're seeing it a bit in europe. but i think this is kind of a positive sign that they're coming around to the fact that ok, that was a bit ridiculous when a little too far. and i think we're talking yesterday about this. so don has declared that you and special representative of the country as post southern the non grata is 2 weeks off with the sudanese army chief accused figure of escalating the ongoing conflict there is now demanded. his removal details have with local john list of catabolic tests. well enough shell. 2 of them has had enough of the u. n. n boy in the country mister potted, boomed a blameless stone. she loved the conflict, which is now and suing in sudan. they're saying that he is the reason why the rep that the support was deemed attraction and enough encouragement. so challenge to denny's, which is a fact of the lead by general of delta top uh fluoride.

nate foy has more from the big apple. nate? >> you and charlie were talking about arturo's. restaurant. this is john bleaker's. under these new rules, any restaurant that purchased a coal or wood powered oven before 2016 would have to attempt to reduce emissions by 75% and that could include, neil, purchasing a filter that is up to $20,000 in estimated costs. that's something that pizza shop owners are concerned about. they're worried about potential impacts on the taste of their pizza. the business owners have said -- you played that video. it's this man that went down to city hall to throw pizza over the gate chanting give us pizza or give us death. critics of the plan say it's not even going to have the desired result. listen to this. >> let's just unpack this and assume that we just banned all pizza ovens in new york. everything had to go electric. where would that energy come from? would come from coal and natural gas to begin with. it would be less efficient. so in theory, worst for the environment if this is what ended up happening. so this is all just environmental h

nate. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. former president trump is back on the campaign trail today as he gets ready to appear in miami federal court on tuesday of next week at 3 p.m. but you mentioned we learned yesterday he's facing 37 felony charges for his handling of classified documents, and we also learned that he's accused of being personally involved with moving those documents from the white house to mar-a-lago. take a look here, prosecutors say they found those documents at various locations in mar-a-lago including a storage room, a ballroom, bedroom and bathroom. president trump is accused of showing people without security clearances an attack plan prepared for him by the defense department and a map related to the military operation. now, trump calls the charges against him the box hoax, and a continuation of the witch hunt against him. he also told fox news digital that he believes the timing is meant to the distract from the reporting that president joe biden allegedly received $5 million there a ukrainian ga

nate foye is live outside in new york city with the latest. how is it this morning, nate?> well, down here, dana, not too bad. you can see people are walking around but air quality levels are still in the unhealthy category and you can actually see that if we pull up this live look at the new york city skyline just after 9:00 a.m. new york city mayor eric adams says he expects things to get worse throughout the day. i can tell you things were really bad last night. you could not walk around the city without noticing the sight and smell of the smoke. it is not just new york city, millions of people across the tri state area, northeast, northern midwestern states all dealing with the impacts of wildfires in canada, over 400 across the country right now. in northeast specifically we are seeing the smoke from 100 fires burning in quebec. look at the impact in new york city last night. the state department of environmental conservation issued an air quality health advisory for new york city and surrounding suburbs. public schools in new york city today will not have outdoor act