and of course, it's a, it's very uncomfortable for going month to when a journalist from new york county so say in a position that it's not, it's not to your. and i think for this reason the us, i must say, was nothing for us to make something for him. all right, andrea, that she had a a tell you in war correspondent. thank you. thank you too. bye. all right, do stay with us here on our next on cross side peter lavelle and his guests discuss south africa's genocide case against israel at the i c j and what is happening and does a if not a genocide by the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. the biden administration is slammed south africa's genocide case against israel as merit was. this begs the following question. been what is happening in god's, if not a genocide, secretary of state blinking says the civilian deaths, cold and gods is far too high. well, what should that number be? the cross talking palestine. i'm joined by my guest. giorgio castillo in washington. the ceo of golf state analytics in new york. we have line on he is a legal a

think edition of the new york herald this continent bragg to a newspaper reporter, we saw thousands of tickets in south central parts of hania. most notable late in the doors of york county that's two townships in the heart of copperhead country and southwest and joe borel en writes these things we're all new to us. and the puhase of these mysteries that badly sold. yeahot a bridge in brooklyn that hasn't been yet. oh i'll sell that to you. so and i love this great quote. this is joe trudell, 35th battalion of virginia calvary. we get the old dutch and pennsylvania. our army left a mark everywhere went horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, spring owls and suffered a like they cry peace, peace most beautifully wherever went. jeb stuart writes about the tickets in pennsylvania so. harry thompson has louisiana tigers. there's all kinds of accounts of this. why joe white's going to raid hanover junction is going to tear apart turntable there. that's the tracks to the left to gettysburg, tracks to the right. go to york. that's that intersection talked about earlier. they're going to chase 20th pennsylvania militia, bunch of guys from philadelphia who have zero military experi by and l

border marker new york one sector a year ago i visited with customs and border protection agents, and talked about the border most of my district is new york border upstate new york jefferson county huge problem 85%, of the people on terror watch list have come across the northern border not lhard, canada has a special rule with mexico you can land in canada with passport not have visa required are literally walk into new york state governor hochul, under green light law was passed by andrew cuomo anybody in new york city thinking about putting andrew como in place for mayor adams is not a solution. he passed this law, giving illegally immigrants not only driver's license but special security you statutes you can't acquire into their statutes as a citizen you can have drug traffickers, they have free in new york state, interesting the president, president's staff mayorkas, blinken in mexico you know early cartels can make passports probably looking better than ur own passports, and giving them out people fly in again in canada no visa required walk into new york go to new york city join what could be growing or creation of terrorist cells, where 9/11 took 19 terrorists to bring d

so on saturday, june 27th, i got a cross from adams countyn new york county. we're going for the world's longest covered bridge at wrightsville, where the coal, the 27th pennsylvania western is going try to stop them. but as they go through this area, they start running into pennsylvania. civilians making weird hands gestures and most of theare german. they're copperhead is most of them they are speaking in broken english. e phrase, peace, peace. and they're holding up of paper in the air that nobody quite knows what in world these guys are doing. are they local? are they strange? you know, most of these confederates i've never seen a pensive in a german farmer until they went north of the mason-dixon line. what's these folks? well, what's with folks is the fact that for the sweep four con for new york's city have come all throughout south central pennsylvania and for only $1 will selyou a membership card to the knights of the golden circle. and outside lincoln proud confederates. some of the group that has a ready audience in south central pennsylvania ready

drivers in new york's putnam county near the connecticut border seeing this today. heavy rain and flash flooding in the jackson, mississippi, area. damaging winds there, roads flooded. a car trapped. rob marciano timing this out in the northeast tonight, and he has the images coming in, leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, powerful storms bombarding the deep south with up to eight inches of rain in spots. blinding drivers in jackson, mississippi. this car bobbing in the water, after attempting to drive through a flooded underpass. the passenger getting to safety from the roof of the car. not far from this, this gas station canopy torn apart. the storms pummeling the houston area overnight near spring, texas. first responders lowering a ladder to rescue a man whose suv hydroplaned and crashed into rushing water. in the northeast and much of the rest of the country, rising temperatures creating widespread heavy fog, delaying flights and even causing a ground stop at chicago's o'hare airport this morning. the storms coming from the west, where a historic and d

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this was also, by the way, not a manhattan jury, this was the southern district of new york, which encompasses countiesmanhattan, the bronx and counties upstate new york. so, as she said earlier, he was sort of the emperor of no clothes. she was afraid until he was sitting in the courtroom. and his behavior in the courtroom certainly did not please the jurors on this case. and this, we will look forward to the future when he has four criminal trials upcoming, and they will all be jury trials. and let's see how he acts in those trials. >> and i will note, the majority of the jurors in this case were men. charles, let's talk about this new york civil fraud trial, and that possible penalty that would these of donald trump's new york businesses. this is incredibly rare, as reporting states. this could devastate donald trump's, literally, go to the heart of, you know, what he says, he says he's a good businessman. how likely do you think that the judge goes that far? >> i don't think it's that likely, symone. i think that when you're talking about the penalty for corporations, a judge has to take into accou

states representative who serves new york's 19th congressional district, five-tis the youngest mayor elected in mayor when he was elected before a career as a duchess county executive and new york state legislator. he gets us.ican, a member of the bipartisan problem solvers caucus, along with representative gottheimer, please welcome congressman mike molinaro. [applause] >> i didn't know he was the youngest. >> not anymore >> it's great to have you both. a couple of key thing we like to think of ourselves at the u.s. conference o■■yo bipartisan, pragmatic organization, it's oftentimes said there are three types of folks in america, republicans, democrats, and mayors. republican or democratic way to pick up trash, plow the streets, create jobs and work with police to protect our neighborhoods. so we're really leaning in here and think this is a great opportunity to partner with the problem solvers caucus to push for bipartisanship.u publicly ff keeping the government open. cities don't shut and neither should our government. so first of all, we want to publicly thank you for your leadership in helping to get that done. but talk to us a the problem sos cauc

killed when the car she was riding in turned into the wrong driveway by mistake in upstate new york in washington countymeowner, kevin monahan, has been found guilty of murder. the jury deliberating less than an hour. 20-year-old kaylin gillis was shot in the neck with a shotgun blast riding with friends. they were trying to find another home. the homeowner had claimed the gun fired accidentally. >>> when we come back here tonight, remembering a legendary newsman who spent decades on sunday mornings still saying, "i'll see you on the radio." >>> and the nba star sidelined tonight. made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. ♪ vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. ♪ most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and respi

justice and host of the radio show live on the fly, which airs every friday afternoon in new york and armand county. he's a former, colorado county commissioner and executive director of a national youth sports charity. gentleman, welcome to the show. i'd like to begin by asking both of you how you met dan ellsberg for all of us who knew him. it was a memorable event. certainly, randy, i think you and dan went back pretty far. how did you meet? actually, we didn't seem like it because i met them. uh, i called them up, but i think about 3 years ago to do one of my shows on a julia to such as 2021, mid 2021. and we had a great conversation. he knew all the people that i knew, william counselor, for example, and we got into a lot of stories by phone. and then he did a show by himself for an hour and a half. and then the, and suing couple years, he did it 9 times. and including the last time i spoke to him, he put it on so he interviewed me. and that was like 4 or 5 weeks ago. and that was it. and so, you know, that's my history with daniel ellsberg. and on almost immediately after meeting, den ellsber

this is the view from a plow truck in new york state along route 400 in erie county, new york. an in effect for the county and interstate 90. >> it will not be safe to be out on the roads. >> reporter: the blistering cold headlining the nfl's wild card weekend. whiteout conditions at the buffalo bills' stadium, and kathy hochul extending that ban to monday as blizzard conditions lash buffalo. >> got to love it, baby. >> reporter: and in kansas city, the miami dolphins and chiefs playing in the coldest game on record for either franchise. many fans braving the cold to see the game. kansas city/miami, fourth coldest game in nfl history. speaking of miami, when our team left there to come here, it was in the 80s. can't believe we're talking about, oh, a 100-degree swing give or take. by the way, it's shaping up to be a rough travel day once again. about 1,200 flights canceled so far today. gio? >> gio: and you say our team, because you are a miami boy and i know the feeling of being in the snow. we appreciate that, victor. >>> let's get to storm forecasts from somara theodore. good

plus, more allegations of very serious misconduct and collusion leveled against new york's attorney general. and fulton county d.a. fani willis as they attempt to persecute donald trump further. we'll bring you the former president's closing statement out of new york. that's happening tonight. but first. well, today, hunter biden pleaded guilty in federal court to felony charges of tax evasion. now the president's 53-year-old son is accused of stiffing the government of more than $1,000,000 in taxes. but apparently, hunter feels no guilt, no remorse for not paying his fair share. he also has no regrets about the fine that congressional subpoena to former trump advisers. they are now facing prison time for the exact same act that. steve bannon. that's peter navarro. but hunter biden doesn't appear worried at all, after all, is that his doj will more than likely go to great lengths to protect him. so yesterday, while hunter flouted his impunity during that surprise appearance on capitol hill to attend his very own contempt hearing, he sat in the back of the room, glaring at lawmakers. his camera crew in tow. it

new york. a state of emergency in erie county. an army of plows out in force, front loaders full of snow. >> if you don't need to go outside, please don't go outside. >> reporter: overnight on interstate 81 north of scranton, pennsylvania, five women, all from the same family, struck and killed by a tractor trailer, after they got out of their vehicles following a separate crash. in chicago, they're in the throes of their longest stretch of temperatures below 5 degrees in nearly 30 years. >> it's a splintering cold, where it feels almost like you have pins or needles pricking you. >> reporter: in the colorado rockies, extreme avalanche danger. our rob marciano in steamboat springs. >> it is just coming down here at the top of steamboat. ski patrol working overtime this week trying to control all the snow. avalanche warnings, level four of five, super dangerous through at least thursday afternoon. >> reporter: and in the pacific northwest, wind-driven snow from a new system reducing visibility. drivers going off the road in washing

the "new york times" wrote this. the fulton county georgia prosecutor accused of poor behavior. the "new york times" said: the question of whether the prosecutor should be disqualified has divided legal experts. some called on mr. wade, the boyfriend, and miss willis to resign from the case to avoid the possibility of delaying a trial date." do you think she will resign from this case? might the trial be delayed? >> there are a number of different optionaise judge has. let's assume the judge says this is too close to the sun here, the district attorney's office was compromised. you are paying yourself with these lavish vacations with your boyfriend. the judge, number 1, should the attorney general's office get involved? that's one option. there are less restrictive means which judges lean on. one is create a compartment. everybody that dealt with miss willis and this tainted prosecutor needs to be excised from involvement in the case. the problem is this case was a grand jury indictment. that means the district attorney's office and her colleagues were the only advocates for the

new york's 19th congressional district. he is a former five-time mayor, he was the youngest mayor elected in america whenyo he was elected before going on tog a career as a dutchess county and a new york state legislator. he gets us. our republican who is a a memr of the bipartisan problem solvers caucus, along with representative gottheimer. please welcome congressman marc molinaro. [applause] >> i did know he was of the youngest. >> not anymore. >> still younger than josh. >> congress will do that to you. >> the age quickly. >> it's great to have you both. a couple off key things. would like to think of ourselves at the u.s. conference of mayors as a a bipartisan pragmatic organization. it's oftentimes said there are three types of folks in america. republicans, democrats, and mayors come right? is not a republican or democratic way to pickay up the trash, while the streets, create jobs and work with police to protect our neighborhoods. eally leaning in here and think that this is thist opportunity to partner with the problem solvers caucus to push for bipartisanship. to thank you publicly for your support of keeping the government open. cities don't shut down and nei

new york. new york's governor extending a travel ban in erie county. the cold air snow sweeping into the northeast where residents along the coast are still cleaning up from flood damage. high winds plunging tens of thousands into darkness in wisconsin and michigan. parts of the south bracing for dangerous conditions. shoppers stocking up at the grocery store in memphis, tennessee. somara theodore standing by with the forecast, but first, victor oquendo leads us off from iowa where temperatures are expected to fall well below freezing. >> reporter: tonight, a brutal arctic blast sweeping across much of the country, bringing dangerous wind chills from the plains to the midwest, and triggering heavy lake effect snow along the great lakes. more than 100 million people are on alert for bitter cold, snow, and ice as a new winter storm now takes aim at the south. tens of thousands remain without power in wisconsin and michigan. here in iowa, residents digging out after a massive blizzard blanketed parts of the state with over 10 inches of snow. upstate new y

almost a foot of snow hitting orange county new york. residents shoveling sidewalks. snow plow crews clearing the streets. down in florida, this powerful tornado ripping through ft. lauderdale, damaging structures and power lines. >> this is the first tornado i have ever seen in my life. >> reporter: the snow finally tapering off here. now the shift becomes the scramble of salt and sand trucks because we're worried about a flash freeze tonight. black ice potentially in the morning as commuters get back to work, kids get back to school. looking ahead to the middle part of the week, the warm rain coming in to melt all the snow, a serious flood threat ahead. linsey. >> a second winter wallop on the way. thank you. >> linsey: tonight, the faa says certain 737 max 9 jets will remain grounded until the agency is satisfied they're safe. federal investigators are trying to piece together what caused a door plug to come off just after takeoff from portland, oregon, leaving a gaping hole in the fuselage. fortunately, no one onboard was seriously hurt. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >

new york back in 2009 and 2010. prosecutors will add a fourth murder to that count. cb cotton is live from criminal court in suffolk countyk. >> good morning. in a matter of moments, we're expecting more answers in a string of mysterious killings that some detectives on long island for more than a decade. sources telling fox newsman hat an architect will be charged again. this time with a fourth murder. they have called him the prime suspect in the death of barnes, 25 years old working as than escort when she was reported missing in 2007. her remains found three years later wrapped in a burr lap sack near gilgo beach with a belt stamped by the initial wh or hm which could have been the defendant's grandfather. he pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the deaths of three other sex workers. their remains were also found in burr lap on the same stretch of gilgo beach. in total more than ten sets of remains were uncovered in the area between december 2010 and april 2011. investigators took the defendant into custody last summer outside his office. they linked him to the crimes through phone records, his truck and a hair on

remember when i had to get a tennessee license elected the dmv and i went to the county clerk's intensity but they my new york i.d. punched a hole in it about the sediuk to hold onto this. he handed me the tennessee i.d. and i was like okay. i never had a new york driver's license again. in other counties in tennessee it feels so random. >> it's random sometimes by statute and sometimes just by dmv. you can get something called an 8060 driver's license and almost all the states you can get just an i.d. but you get a driver's license because we need people to get to work and it's a public safety argument but you can't do anything with it. they are all these things to show. they want to be sure that it's clear you can't use it for anything except for driving to work. and the rules to get one or really complicated. we had two people from the same family who had the same exact documents at dmv windows right next to eachh other. one person was successful if it wasn't and it was just the discretion of the person at that desk. wewh knew they had their stuff because it's so what i do for a living and was literally ju

making decisions based on the economy. >> no way donald trump can get a fair hearing in new york, d.c. or fulton countya. i don't believe so. but he can win on appeal. that would be postelection yet again. anyway, thanks to both of you. professor and gregg jarrett thank you. >>> when we come back the hard-hitting news show the few with joyless behar? high in her ivory tower joyless behar mocking young americans struggling in biden's terrible economy. later on a big announcement that you don't want to miss. straight ahead. together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing across all your benefits and savings options. so you can feel confident in your financial choices. ♪ they really know how to put two and two together. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa

. >> two counties in the southeast and also back in new york. this is henry county in the southeast. trump is at 63%. easy leader over nikki haley and ron desantis. this is a rural county. many counties in iowa are rural. we go back in time to eight years ago. you see the way the vote was split? okay. come to today and that's a pretty good number. that's the kind of number the trump team likes to see. cook county is rural as well. look at this. 75 out of 99. this is farmland. this is what feeds america. a lot of time feeds the world. 27% reporting right now. this is an easy lead. if you go back eight years and see the battle. hang on one second. go back eight years and see the battle that played out. it was a three way fight. it was a two-way fight among ted cruz and donald trump. the worlds and evangelical voters. here we are eight years later. with me. 76%. they would take that in the trump campaign all night long. anecdotal stuff coming in. as we said earlier, it's early and it will be for some time. >> quick question. let's look at the tota w

2019 there has been tremendous amount of migration into the state of maine into york county and cumberland county, 40,000 newvoters left places like new york city and boston and came to maine. and that has further entrenched the far left, left wing politics and our legislators, lori on or abouter in particular, the sponsors of the transgender trafficking bill they rock whaty do and says that's a good idea we should be doing that here. if it seems like maine is becoming more like oregon or california there is intention to bring it here mandates for electric vehicles, the decriminalization of all drugs or the transgender policies which the trafficking bill is just one of many measures that have been taken by the current legislator and governor to open up the door sex change drugs and surgeries for kids. right now a 16 and 17-year-old can go get sex change drugs or surgeries paid for by medicaid by the taxpayers even if their parent object to those procedures. >> okay. that is -- it takes your breath away. you almost don't believe this is the united states of america. but i want to remind everybody that the loo

overwhelmingly lopsided democratic counties, b manhattan county new york city where thisei case is being5-15's regular vote for d manhattan in presidential elections. was 85 democrats, 15 republicanse whether trump, bush, mitt romnes or mccain. this is the only place to get this, democratic prosecutors, juries, judges. same thing with fulton county, georgia.be they are not seeing the cases brought anywhere where there migha bat be a balance of a jur. >> laura: the effect is just as obnoxious. the effect is the form shopping and it is hideous. d i can actually level a devastating blow against him, their goal here is the fact that this is evento allowed to happen, to me but we have real problems. no wonder people don't trust thw judicial system now. congratulations. that is what thecomped.y have accomplished.et david and ari, thank you both. a media has a new puppet to a media has a new puppet to and i will explain next, before next.th ned ryun next.ey but the relief is temporary. xiidra can provide lasting relief. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you'r

county with more on the impact of this potential decision. bailey >> hey andre, that is right. this is really a growing trend happening all over the country. and major cities like new york marin county could be the next one to follow suit. so a lot of people asking, what will this exactly look like? and this will i want to mention only apply to short tum rentals that are 30 days or less. so that's something important to remember. so back to those changes will they could impose a hard cap or limit the number of str short tum rentals. they also want to set specific limits for specific cities throughout neighborhoods like dillon beach and seadrift. those could possibly be exempt from those limits. now, many who own short tum rentals voice their concerns over this possible change. a lot said that they rely on renting out their homes as added income to help cover the high costs of living in the cities that they live in. >> um, we bought it about ten years ago and like many other homeowners, we bought it knowing that renting it would help us, um, take care of it. it would help with all the costs associated and it's been it's been the only way we've been able to keep it. >> no

new york court of appeals. [applause] new york city mayor eric adams. mayors and county executives from all across the state and we're also joined -- yes, you can applaud, former governors david patterson and george pataki. [applause] also many representatives from labor, distinguished guest and clergy leaders including dr. a.r. bernard who is our president of the interfaith counsel. members of my cabinet and council liz fein. and special tribute to the visionary behind many of our ideas, michael asher. [applause] but today is not about us. it's about the 20 million hard working new yorkers we are privileged to represent. and what we can deliver for them in the year ahead. i've listened as new yorkers have told me about the challenges they face and the dreams they hold. and with them in mind i proudly share my vision for 2024. [applause] the state of new york is strong. stronger today than when i became governor two years ago. it's healthier, safer, more affordable. we've traversed some rocky terrain. and there's still some switchbacks before we reach the summit. across

new york. i really love living in fiber county. even though there were a few, there was state and things that happened in fire rockaway that it to a part of the leads the with this look inside of the side of the house. i left it there because that's me of myself, spoken to my children. one day i just looked at it and i was like, mom like so we take this down to. she was like, no, absolutely not. this is going to stay right here because this is what my rules are you all just breakdown. so i like to smoke on my balcony, but i just, you know, i stay out of the common areas and sometimes the smell does sleep into her corners . and she does like say her calm is oh, you're going to be lazy. you're going to be this. if you teen smoking here, she goes with this stuff again and then she's make me have a heart attack. i'm going to fall down. she's been, it's just me out and i'm just like, this is so dramatic when it comes to marvin a come kind of base within your loved ones and your kids that you want to keep them away from prison. that's nu

also with us, mrowka, district attorney of westchester county of new york. former prosecutor. of this? he's arguing that he has presidential immunity. it would be double jeopardy to church majority because he's already been impeached. and he didn't have enough notice that what he was doing was illegal? >> spaghetti on the wall hoping about one of them will stick out. even with the last part of it here, the idea that he was not unnoticed, that his actions would be criminal if he were to endeavor to go outside this presidential duty and try to overturn an election because it wasn't explicitly identified in the constitution, it's quite laughable for a variety of reasons. remember, our civics lessons, he was the head of the executive branch of government. his job was to enforce gun -- laws is written by government. sal's constitution. you can agree on. this the notion here that he believes that an impeachment what attach double jeopardy in a criminal prosecution is completely absurd. it would not hold water. >> totally different kinds of [inaudible] the burning of evidence is, i m

everywhere you have these highly partisan charges against donald trump, whether it's fulton county or new yorkt lawless places. this adds a whole veneer of grossness to it that i think helps him in his political argument that these are partisan charges. >> harris: let's talk about this case for a bit. legally i've been reading they cannot remove her from the role while this is going on. she has said she will not step away. so then they would need to put -- by the way, nathan wade, her alleged lover, worked as a municipal court judge mainly in traffic law and family law. and fox research found that he had never been involved litigating a felony. but he is in charge of the election interference case of donald trump. >> they have put so much effort into this case. >> harris: and money. >> and money as we saw with the receipts. and then meanwhile it's not like atlanta is the safest place to walk around at night. it is not like there aren't other crimes going on in atlanta. but this is their focus. again, you know, it goes back to the political argument that donald trump makes which is this is all