new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of this person, that perso

new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of this person, that perso

new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of this person, that perso

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it does not help new york city. and it doesn't help the asylum seekers. i represent portland, maine, which like new york has welcomed an influx of asylum speakers this year. portland has also struggled to fine sufficient housing for our new neighbors. if republicans are serious about getting asylum seekers out of shelters, we should be debating my amendment to replace this misguided bill with my plan to get asylum seekers to work faster. currently asylum seekers must wait at least six months before they are eligible to receive work authorization. the bipartisan asylum seeker work authorization act would cut this waiting time to 30 days. allowing asylum seektories get to work faster and no longer rely on social safety net programs to survive. i have spoken to countless asylum seekers anxious to get to work and start supporting themselves and their families and contribute to their communities. we just need to get out of their way. i have also heard from employers from across the country who would jump at the chance to hire asylum seekers. at present there ar

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cotton is arrive in new york city with -- live in new york city with more on this. >> reporter: hi, jonity mayor eric adams may be blaming the migrant crisis for these budget cuts, but now some new yorkers are blaming him. this week demonstrate ors gathering outside new york city hall to urge adamss to find a different solution. instead of slashing a total of 15% from all city agencies between now and april. this week adams announcing updates to this year's fiscal budget to now account for the rising cost of the migrant crisis. the budget totaling $110.if 5 billion includes a hiring freeze of knight police officers -- new york city police officers, reducing overtime pay for firefighterses, new york public libraries closing on sundays and scaling back the sanitation services. this week people were quick to express concerns about public safety. here's republican new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis from house foreign affairs weighing in. >> this is defunding the police without actually saying defund the police. that is what new york city if democrats are doing, they're taking away fr

meanwhile, new york city protests across manhattan. y it felt like the city was congested if not shutdown. it metastasized throughout various areas of the city. actress susan sarandon was among the people in the crowd calling for a cease-fire. >> a lot of people are afraid of being jewish at this time and i getting a taste of what it feels like to be a muslim in this country, so often subjected to violence. it is important to listen, it is important to have facts, try to take a breath before you answer, and if it is possible, have a conversation. we need a cease-fire now. pete: susan sarandon preaching to us with a simpsons jacket on. it is amazing from the beginning they conjured up the imagery of islamphobia too. that's not what we are talking about but somehow that is -- the chanter earlier, israel is a terrorist state, no chance of iran is a terrorist state, very 1-sided reaction. rachel: interesting seeing these palestinian flags. american flags, protests in america with foreign flags, flags that blm, ukraine, everything else, thos

standing by to time this out. >>> an alleged assassination plot targeting an american citizen in new york city. the claim that an official in india is behind it. who was the intended target, and why? >>> and battled republican george santos facing expulsion, the vote coming. and why the new speaker of the house is not fully onboard with expelling santos. rachel scott right here tonight. >>> the moving moment today. the private funeral for former first lady rosalynn carter. former president jimmy carter determined to be there. >>> tonight, news coming in, an fbi special agent carjacked. the suspect then making off with the car, body armor, and a radio. >>> an american airlines passenger on a flight to new york city arrested. what he's accused of doing to members of the crew. >>> we have news on aaron rodgers tonight, after tearing his achilles during the opening minute of the season, the big headline this evening. >>> and we remember a well-known actress tonight. you'll remember her roles on "cheers" and "er." >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we be

anne thompson, nbc news, new york >>> now to that breaking news here in new york city it the fbi seizing electronic devices belonging to mayor eric adams as part of a corruption investigation. taking them from him right on a city street jonathan dienst has the late details. >> reporter: in what appears to be a growing federal corruption investigation, the fbi seized the electronic devices of new york city's democratic mayor eric adams the fbi approaching adams monday two sources familiar with the matter saying he turned over two cellphones and an ipad and later turned over additional electronic devices. the mayor's attorney saying tonight he has not been accused of wrongdoing and continues to cooperate with the investigation. adams tonight saying, i have nothing to hide questions appear to center around adams' chief campaign fundraiser 25-year-old brianna suggs, whose home was raided by agents several days ago. earlier this week adams voiced support for suggs, who has not commented publicly. >> i sleep well at night. i am clear that we follow the rules we follow the rules. >> reporter: i

tonight, new york city mayor eric adams is fighting off an accusation of sexual assault going back 30ied woman filed the $5 million lawsuit on wednesday under the adult survivors act. that new york law is set to expire today. adams was a new york city police officer at the time of the alleged incident. today, he denied assaulting anyone. adams is also facing an fbi investigation into his campaign's fundraising. if you're sitting down to your thanksgiving feast, hold the gravy until you hear about an important recall. what you need to know, next. an important recall. what you need to know next. ♪ ♪ >> nancy: on this thanksgiving, we have an important consumer >> nancy: on this thanksgiving, we have an important consumer alert about a gravy recall. the fda is recalling glass jars of hy-vee turkey gravy, because some actually contain beef gravy, which means a soy allergen is not listed on the label. health officials say this could trigger an allergic reaction in some people. the recalled gravy was potentially sold at hy-vee stores in eight states in the central u.s. our "living well" ser

and in new york city tonight. what authorities are saying about the christmas tree lighting. >>> the deadly crash of a u.s. air force osprey. eight crew members onboard. at least one body now recovered. martha raddatz with new reporting tonight. >>> after several feet of snow in parts of the nooertheast, no the new cross-country storm on the move tonight. from the west, right into the east by lake week. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> an alleged assassination plot targeting an american citizen in new york city. a claim that an official in india is behind it. who was the intended target, and why? >>> and embattled republican george santos facing expulsion, the vote coming. rachel scott right here tonight. >>> the moving moment today. the private funeral for former first lady rosalynn carter. former president jimmy carter determined to be there. >>> tonight, news coming in, an fbi special agent carjacked. the suspect then making off with the car, body armor, and a radio. >>> an american airlines passe

new york. not just happening in new york city but campuses across the country. watch. [crowds chanting] >> arizona state university students marching there through campus after the university canceled an event featuring representative rashida tlaib. she has been censured for comments that house members call promoting a false narrative of saying the destruction of israel was justified and also saying from the river to the sea chant is inspirational. a lot of people calming out rashida tlaib the member of the squad saying don't come to arizona state university. those students were unhappy. back out here live we expect to see the large protest here called flood the streets for gaza again, another big group that pulls in big crowds. >> julie: thank you. more and more people finding out anti-jewish hate has consequences. united airlines suspended a pilot accused of praising hamas terrorists as brave people on the day of the october 7th attacks. police arrested a 19-year-old political activist hailed by liberal media outlets as a rising progressive star. she suspected of try

that man is one of thousands who supported yesterday's shut it down for palestine protest here in new york cityese have spilled in to the evening. watch some of what happened. [chanting]. pretty intense situation. that was outside of "the new york times" building. protesters stormed the lobby demanding -- you can see what they wrote on these new york city police cars. kkk idf. it says gaza on the other side of that new york city police car. and then they stormed inside as we mentioned. that's at the "new york times" building. we're about to see more of this activity. this is the flood manhattan for gaza, that's what they're calling it, protest that is about to gather just blocks from here in columbus circle. that's where alexis mcadams is right now. she's also following this development at columbia. we've yet to see university leadership push back against any of these groups. that's happening at columbia for threatening rhetoric and intimidation. so this is likely to have a part 2, 3 and 4, this story. so alexis is all over it. hi, alexis. good afternoon. what are you hear something. >> good af

>>> tonight, the storm system hitting now, several major airports and up i-95, right through new york city tonight. >>> we also have breaking news on the hostages coming in now. >>> first tonight, with millions of americans traveling for thanksgiving, this major storm sweeping across the country. heavy rain, snow, and damaging winds bringing travel nightmares for some. ginger zee tracking it all. and trevor ault tonight on the travel picture. >>> also tonight, israel's war with hamas, and the breaking developments involving the hostages tonight. is there a deal to release up to 50 hostages? potentially releasing women and children. how soon could day be freed? and as part of this deal, will the red cross get access to the hostages who will remain in captivity? matt gutman in israel with late reporting for us. >>> here in the u.s., the israel war bringing heightened alerts for this thanksgiving holiday right here at home. from the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city to events across the country. what authorities are now saying tonight, and what the nypd just put out about the pa

cotton live in new york city with more of the protest. hi c.b.. on and a sustain momentum behind pro-palestinian rallies especially in major metropolitan cities. several are planned for across the country today some are being organized by student groups, others by far left social justice coalitions, here in new york city we saw this people gathering for a protest called shut it down for palestine bringing 8th avenue to a halt in front of pep station while blocking access to one of the main traffic hopes in and out of the city and protesters carrying signs when openly say they doubt some of the reported atrocities during the surprise hamas attack on israel. this woman waving a sign which says you mourn about 40 fake babies, this while she chants with the crowd, watch. palestine will never die -- [chanting] free palestine. reporter: earl yore students for justice in palestine standing in front of kathy commanding for cease-fire as israeli military moves offense beyond northern gaza one demonstrator speaking against support for israel, and her efforts

and turned around, got on a plane going back to new york city. his staff is here. mayor adams is leading the charge concerned about the burden that illegal migrants put on his city and others. he has also ordered in new york city migrants can only stay in city-run facilities for 30 days. >> it is not forever. you can't come to the city and expect that for as long as you want to stay here, that you can stay here on taxpayers dime forever. that's what the 30 days and 60 days is all about. >> all these mayors in xharj of sanctuary cities are realizing the cost of the open border policies. the biden administration wants to give migrants work permits and expand the program. a white house spokesperson we look forward to the city and state coordinating appointments for 300 migrants per day allowing migrants to complete the required bio metrics and submit work permit applications. republicans are concerned that additional money in a supplemental request will make things worse. >> well, you actually misquoted him. he would like more money to process migrants. he doesn't want

here. [ cheers and applause looking good everyone around here is pumped because this weekend in new york citye marathon. [ cheers and applause the new york city marathon round of applause, how many people here are running the marathon [ light cheers ] and how many people are going to sleep until noon and then order dominos? [ cheers and applause my people. i'll like you on instagram i'll like your photo, but -- [ laughter ] i've never run a marathon. although one time i sat next to a crypto guy at a wedding and it was just as grueling. i think, yeah. [ laughter ] also, don't forget, our clocks will turn back an hour on sunday for daylight savings time yeah, easy way to remember this spring forward, fall back into a depression because it gets dark at noon [ laughter ] that's right, this weekend, we fall back an hour. it's spring forward, fall back spring forward, fall back. spring forward, fall back. spring forward - ♪ >> tariq: fall back. >> jimmy: spring forward >> tariq: fall back. >> jimmy: like to eat? >> tariq: shake shack. >> jimmy: like to drink? >> tariq: cognac >> jimmy: what else? >

what can you tell us about these protests while we're here in front of the new york city public library at the corner of 5th avenue and 42nd street. and as you can see, there are thousands of people behind me. the new york city protests and supportive gaza in support of the palestinians calling for a ceasefire. calling for an end to the bomb bargemen had been massive, despite the fact that there's been quite a bit of condemnation by local politicians and local media. all these demonstrations, you know, new york city has condemned these protests claiming their anti semitic, claiming their supporting terrorism. but that has not stopped people from turning out in big numbers. now, as you're aware, and as you have been hearing, there has been an announcement from the white house that israel will be engaging in for our pauses. and it's a tax on gaza for humanitarian purposes. but these bro, downstairs are certainly not satisfied with that. they say themselves is firmly on the side of the palestinians. and in condemnation of israel, we see signs condemning not only is rails atrocities against

with the cost of caring for all of these migrants gerri willis' life outside of the hotel here in new york cityrants are currently staying. a whole lot of them what are you seeing? >> that is right centro we are seeing huge cuts for all new york city departments as you say the big number $12 billion. that is the amount that is going to micah richards instead of other spending for the city let us talk about that and why pdd . hundred and $32 million that's the amount nypd will be cut over the next fiscal year and 42 million of that will go to classes for recruits. now we are seeing other department cuts as well for the fiscal year and the department of education will be cut by 547 million in the fire department will become by 74 million in social services 322 million. it really affects every bit of the city's budget. what does this mean as a practical matter? when it comes to the dash 3.5% cut -- over the next few years through 2025 we will see some huge cuts to personnel. beyond that as you mentioned there will be less than 30,000 police officers on the streets walking the beat and keeping us s

a half hours of nonstop entertainment, spectacles. >> reporter: new york isn't the only place ramping up security for the holiday. cities like houston, chicago, and detroit are keeping a watchful eye on massive thanksgiving parades of their own. back in new york, the mayor with this message >> we will do our job. your job is to have as much fun as possible. >> federal and local law enforcement have been preparing for this event all year. officers will be out in full force, both seen and unseen. now, what will be on full display, the seven new balloons taking flight including a five story pillsbury dough boy and po from "kung fu panda. this is my first time getting to see the parade in person. >> you're going to love it it's not the taylor swift's eras concert. it's better, you're going to love it. >> we're going to get a lot more on our parade security we want to bring in the commissioner of the new york police department. good morning and we should say welcome to your very first parade as commissioner >> yes, good morning, everyone, and happy thanksgiving i'm honored to be here and, yes, it is my very first parade as t

this just in, breaking news, as sources are telling cnn that the fbi has seized the phones of new york city mayor eric adams as an investigation heats up into possible illegal campaign contributions. >>> welcome to "the lead." >> i'm kaitlan collins in for jake tapper today. we start with our world lead. a new video that shows the intense bombardment of gaza, carried out by israeli forces. cnn teams on the ground are hearing constant rocket fire as you could see here, flares are lighting up the night sky. this is happening just hours after one of the most forceful calls that we've seen to date by secretary of state antony blinken. for israel to do more to protect the innocent civilians who remain in gaza trapped in a brutal war between israeli forces an the terror group hamas. >> far too many palestinians have been killed. far too many have suffered these past weeks. and we want to do everything possible to prevent harm to them and to maximize the assistance that gets to them. >> it is quite a message to israel, israeli prime minister netanyahu said his forces are doing everything they can

president biden and nyc mayor eric adams over the cuts. >> how is it a $100 billion budget cut in new york city, libraries police safety and sanitation. joe biden is talking about yeah we can find two wars. new york is already [bleep] weper dirty. crime is going to go through the roof because there's a police safety budget cut. >> greg: judge, i love the fact that this is somebody who generally is against the police. dy wthere's a lot of people thae against the police who aree's w whining that they arpoe literaly defundinlig the police. >> judge jeanine: i was thinking the same thing. she's on top of her game. her music ison t great. look, she's right, since theislo 1980oks we haven't had the numbers of police officers this low.hi highest crime in new york city sest was in the '80s. we are teed up to have the same level of crimewa as we did in ti worst crime we can remember.me in addition to that, we are making up -- career giving up schools and giving up police budgets and giving up safety because we are a sanctuary city so that the american taxpayers are taking second seat to illegal immigran

many of them in new york city at this moment. were going to keep you updated as we watch that right now. europe's grand central station close this evening because of this.also tonight, the fbi has just seized the phones of new york city mayor, eric adams. we'll have a live report. congressman woman least a phonic fraud alert ethics complaint against the judge overseeing president trump's civil trial. more on that, we will explain when we return. ♪ with fastsigns, create custom graphics that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. israel is under attack and jewish families are in danger. israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost everything and fear for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected by this violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your

you will see more trash in new york city. she is upset about this. ronx native, she puts this post outer saying $120 million budget cut, blank new york is already blank super dirty. all i can say here. >> todd: best you can do. >> cheryl: she talks about president biden. biden has been asking for money, not sure she is sging after the right target, it is the open border and you have migrants streaming into this country. 1.6 million gotaways this year. she does mention biden, to be clear. you either have the money or you don't. in new york city, we are running out. >> todd: is this the point where blue cities finally vote against democratic policy? the play book is give free things and get votes. >> cheryl: i sort of agree, new york city, i've lived here for almost 20 years, i disagree, it is keep voting and voting because "new york times" told me to vote for a democrat or b democrat, we have been lazy, it could turn around. adams sounds more like a republican than a democrat. lee zeldin showed they could vote red and if new york city was not a sanctua

fox news meteorologist adam klotz is live here in new york city. d down, he has the forecast, what do you got? >> adam: good morning, guys, it is beautiful out here along the parade route on upper west side of new york city. this is the 97th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade, first one back in 1924, coming up on 100 years of total parade activity. you can see turkey tom, that is how we begin the parade. 16 of those really big, major floats coming down the parade route, some new ones, kung fu panda, pillsbury dough boy, paw patrol. there are big ones out here and the weather is fantastic. if you guys can pull up the graphics, it feels wonderful. temperatures 48 degrees, winds seven miles per hour. it could get up to 20. you will not have to worry about the balloons whachl is your forecast look like across the country? gorgeous, temperatures in the 40s and 50s across the country. the inter-mountain west, you see blue on left side of your screen, there is cold air and temperatures will continue to drop as snow moves across the country. low temperat

city. joining us now is new york upstate new york congresswoman claudia continuey. oing the thoughts of a lot of people in many cities, but especially new york. it's cost us billions of dollars to house people that have nothing to do with america or new york city and they can't even work to build up a tax base. >> went from swimming in a bowl of milk and cereal to supporting what we have all said all along we have to do something about this illegal immigrant crisis, and, you know, by the way, new york city cut the police long ago. this is part of the defund and demoralize police movement indirectly but kathy hochul put out a billion dollars in new taxes. already bee leaguered new york taxpayers to give incentives to so people would kin to come to this eej. you mentioned i'm from upstate. i have most of the border with new york canada. 85% of the known people on the terrorist watch list come across the northern border. not the southern border. we have displaced so many of our customs and border patrol from the north to cover the mass invasion in the south. so now we a

. >>> tonight new york city mayor eric adams is fighting off an accusation of sexual assault going backentified woman filed the $5 million lawsuit on wednesday under the adult survivors act. that new york law is set to expire today. adams was a new york city police officer at the time of the alleged incident. today he denied assaulting anyone. adams is also facing an fbi investigation into his campaign's fund-raising. >>> on this thanksgiving, we have an important consumer alert about a gravy recall. the fda is recalling glass jars of high v turkey gravy because some actually contain brief gravy, which means a soy allergen is not listed on the label. health officials say this could trigger an allergic reaction in some people. the recalled gravy was potentially sold at high v stores in eight states in the central u.s. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm nancy cordes. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hil

the men and women who burned new york city if they burned in new york city might have defied their own officers. regardless, it seems clear that their aim would have been to a british garrison and naval base to target the property of wealthy loyalists in the city and to target the church of england, trinity church was said to have been a particular target of t fire, and this ishat to it. this was t first of the trinity churches, the that now stands on the corner of wall street. and broadway is the third washingt leader shied away authorizing destruction like this at least when it came to white settlements. he was fine with burning native american towns. but for new york city, the damage already done priorim having made this evident resolution. so what we have are a number of imperfect somewhat corroborated sources either fm immediately after the fire or from several years later identifying people whwere involved in the burning of new york city. some of these sources mentioned american right, american officers with the rank of captain trying pin the deed on american officers. therefore,

new york city mayor eric adams, over 110,000 migrants have reached new york city. ams decried, and i quote, the national government has turned its back on new york city, end quote. when illegal migrants showed up in massachusetts, governor healy declared a state of emergency and said the quiet part out loud, and i quote, massachusetts has stepped up to address the crisis that sadly has been a federal crisis of inaction that is many years in the making, unquote. so one thing is clear. even democrats now in their sanctuary cities are realizing that biden has created this border crisis. and democrats have ignored it for years. republicans thankfully are finally stepping up and leading where they failed. any of my friends from across the aisle if they wan to help us, if they want to end the crisis, they can vote for the rule today and vote for the underlying legislation. but i'd like to yield, talking about new york, i'd like to yield three minutes to any good friend from the state of new york, representative langworthy. the speaker: the gentleman is recognized for thre

these are pro hamao dos protest ,many of them in new york city. at this moment. we'rmany oe going to keep you u as you watch that. right now, new york'sep you grand central station closed this evening because of this.. also tonight, the fbi has just seized the phones of new york city mayor eric adams. we'll have a live report. plus, congresswoman, in atmayor, least sephardic filed an ethics complaint against the judge rtoverseeing, former president trump's civil trial. more on that. congl explai n when we return. i see. >> had i worked fast, it makes it less feel power of contrast. there. >> so you can rise from pain. i see the perfect gifts. >> diamond pendants, 99 tennis bracelets for 99 per carat, three stone rings, 199 half carat, 399 one carat, 699 carat, 399 one carat, 699 and one carat studs 349.er. thousands of gifts guaranteed to appraise for double the jewelreighbor?y exchange di. >> hey, i just got a text. w. >> my sister. you remember ric, her neighbor? sure. he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? right? >> sadly >> wow. >> wow. soar

correspondent alexis mcadams covering this for us in new york city live with the details. hi, alexis. hi, martha. yeah, you saw it there on your screen, right? we're talking about big crowds in front of city hall here in new york city. hundreds of people gathering just the past half hour saying they're going to pack the streets, calling out things like genocide. joe has got to go and saying the united states is complicit in what they say has been killing. so many innocent people on the gaza strip and saying that something needs to be done. we've been watching and listening, but we want you to hear some of those chants. watch we want it now. if we don't get it, if we don't get it, if we don't get it. and those were just some of the chants there. meanwhile, also, the president of israel wants schools to take action against anti semitism, where we've seen a lot of the protests popping up because it's not just in large cities like here in new york. it's on those campuses. right. so the president of israel, martha, sending a letter calling on colleges and universities across the

new york. it doesn't just affect new york city. it affects upstate new york where i am.ing out a way to take these people safely back to the border, put pressure on joe biden, alejandro mayorkas, the administration, the democrats in albany, everyone who is prioritizing these immigrants who have false asylum claims over american taxpayers and especially new york tax perils many as you know, maria, we pay among if not the highest taxes in the nation. this is just a astounding. we have an enormous budget. new york state spends so much money and taxes people so much. kathy hochul, our cover nor, added $1 billion in the budget for the fiscal year coming up to accommodate migrants and guess what you get, more my grants, m. more drain on fiscal san you at sanity,more taxes. we're going to cut the police. these people are lawless, they get to bypass our laws. they don't actually have to live up to the responsibilities of citizenship. but they get all the benefits of citizenship. this is a reverse order of what we should be doing as a country. we need to stand up for the rule of

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new york and demanding international action in support of palestine. our correspondent caleb mouth and reports from the sake of the interest a while we're here in front of the new york city public library at the corner of 5th avenue and 42nd street. and as you can see, there are thousands of people behind me. the new york city protests and supportive gaza in support of the palestinians calling for a ceasefire, calling for an end to the bombardment had been massive despite the fact that there's been quite a bit of condemnation by local politicians and local media. all these demonstrations, you know, new york city has condemned these protests claiming their anti semitic claiming their supporting terrorism. but that has not stopped people from turning out in big numbers. now, as you're aware, and as you have been hearing, there has been an announcement from the white house that israel will be engaging in for our pauses. and it's a tax on gaza or humanitarian purposes. but these pro downstairs are certainly not satisfied with that. they say themselves is firmly on the side of the palestinians . and in condemnation of israel, we see science conducting not only is rails atroci

reversing shocking demonstrations here in new york city protesters burning israeli flags, ripping down postage of the hostages held by hamas there are reports demonstrators plan to disrupt the new york city marathon tomorrow. we will have a reaction from city councilwoman vicki on that and what we can expect on the streets of new york as "fox newi live" continues. ek. sounds like you've said that before. once or twice. neutrogena® retinol with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ arthel: concern over border security spiking after a federal grand jury indicts a palestinian man court documents say he was in the united states illegally according to the indictment have been training with weapons possibly preparing an attack. christina coleman live with the latest on the

new york city's migrant crisis impacting the thanksgiving holiday for low income new yorkers. more than 8,000 migrants have moved into one queens housing development, amid reports that residents weren't able to get their free thanksgiving dinner from the city because the migrants got theirs first. >> why do we have to take the butt of everything? okay. this community here is already suffering. they were first in line for the turkeys this morning. if they tell you to be here at 11:00, you get there at 10:30, but they're already out there. jackie: i walked the streets of the city and i see new yorkers sleeping on sidewalks, not being taken care of and i asked the same question myself, why are we prioritizing people who broke the law who come to this country over our own. >> it's really, really tough and certainly all these people are suffering but this is the exact issue why, the reasons why democrats are hemorrhaging working class voters, like this woman and her family. i mean, we see stories like this all the time. eric adams, a democrat, got elected and said the migrant crisi

. >> this is one of three protests planned in new york city this afternoon. these people are gathering in this specific location, bret, because it's in front of governor cathy hochul's office. the new york governor is complicit in the genocide being committed in palestine. these are students from different universities across new york city calling for their universities to step up and protect pro palestinian students saying all anyone is worried about is the students that are jewish on the campus. that's what they're talking about today. as we mentioned, it's not the only protest happening, but there will be lots of police and heavy police presence around as this group is calling on a day of action asking americans to take that action to demand an immediate cease fire saying israel is committing genocide and there's not two sides to the conflict. watch. >> we will not back down. we don't just ask for a cease fire. we ask for a complete liberation of palestine from the river to the sea. palestine will be free! >> and bret, still again this afternoon, you can he

. >>> well, tonight the new york city police department says there are growing concerns about securitylating violence in gaza. cbs news has learned about heightened threats of possible terror attack on the u.s. and new york state is a focus. cbs's catherine herridge joins us now with more on these concerning details. catherine. >> thank you, jericka. cbs news has obtained a security alert suggesting an increasing terrorist threat to new york state. the new york state intelligence bulletin points to israeli operations against haums and specifically that the increase in civilian casualies raises the likelihood that violent extremist threat actors will seek to conduct attacks against targets in the west with new york state being a focus. the alert says possible targets include protests and other public events. police in new york maintaining a highly visible security presence around potential targets like synagogues. while there's no specific or credible threat, security for this week's thanksgiving day parade is at a high level with the full deployment of thousands of new york city police

. >> reporter: this week new york city opening a new tent city in brooklyn which could house aboutility features individual rooms outfitted with cots and bassinets. provides electrical outlets and locking doors. the field it sits on is prone to flooding and some city officials have raised concerns about the fire hazards posed by the cramp living quarters. >> the nearest fire hydrant is 3,000 feet away. if there was a major fire at that location there wouldn't be enough water for the fire department to quickly put that fire out. >> reporter: however, new york city officials have denied those claims as they try to make space for what they estimate is just under 70,000 migrants in new york's shelter system. >> in terms of fire safety issues these are not fire traps or death traps. every single space has issues we need to address and mitigate. we work very, very closely with all of our agency partners to mitigate those things and we're doing that with the fire department. >> reporter: in chicago, as the cold winter months approach, city officials are building a ten city with winterized