published the news of this terrorist attack the terrorist shahcharagh 10 months ago, isis reminded shahcharagh and the 2016 terrorist attack of isis in several places in tehran. the new york daily news reflected the news of the terrorist attack in shiraz and wrote that the perpetrator of this terrorist attack has been arrested immediately. he asked the organization's museum about the terrorist attack on innocent people in the shahcheragh shrine of shiraz. shahin shahcheragh condemned this terrorist attack in response and said that the united nations expresses its deepest condolences to the bereaved and injured families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran. he does the photo of the four terrorist groups, especially when it is against a religious place , is extremely painful and heinous, and the united nations is that the perpetrators of this service attack against iranian citizens who use their right to perform their religious activities should be tried. shonde, the secretary general of the organization, issued an official statement condemning the terrorist attack on shahcheragh as a religious place in iran and emphasized the necessity of punishing the pe

news of this terrorist attack on shahcheragh, the terrorist attack of isis 10 months ago on shahcheragh and the terrorist attack of 2016 reminded isis to several places in tehran. the new york daily news reflected the news of the terrorist attack in shiraz and wrote that the perpetrator of this terrorist attack was arrested immediately. to innocent people in response to this terrorist attack, shahcheragh condemned this terrorist attack and said that the united nations expresses its deepest condolences to the grieving and injured families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran . it is extremely painful and impoverished. the united nations emphasizes that the perpetrators of this terrorist attack, the percentage of iranian citizens who use their right to perform their religious activities, should be tried. as a a religious place in iran was condemned and he stressed the need to punish the perpetrators of this crime . on the eve of the 72nd anniversary of the august 28th coup , ken david owen said in an interview with the guardian magazine that admitting the british role in that coup shows that our action was wrong and damaged the path of democratic iran . also

the news of this terrorist attack on shahcheragh , reminded the isis terrorist attack on shahcheragh 10 months ago and the terrorist attack of 2016 on several places in tehran. the new york daily news newspaper also reflected the news of the shiraz terrorist attack. and he wrote that the perpetrator of this terrorist attack has been arrested immediately. in the press conference of the spokesperson of the united nations, i also asked him what is the issue of this organization regarding the terrorist attack on innocent people in the shrine of shahcheragh in the city of shiraz. shahcheragh condemned this terrorist attack and said that the united nations it expresses its deepest condolences to the bereaved and injured families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran. the photo of the four terrorist groups is extremely painful, especially when it is against a religious place . the united nations emphasizes that the perpetrators of this the terrorist attack paid iranian citizens who use their right to perform their religious activities to be tried, the secretary general of the united nations issued an official statement in which he condemned the terrorist attack

the news of this terrorist attack on shahcheragh , the terrorist attack of isis on shahcheragh 10 months ago and the terrorist attack of isis on several places in tehran in 2016. the new york daily newsalled he also echoed the news of the terrorist attack in shiraz and wrote that the terrorist attack has been arrested immediately. in the press conference of the un spokesperson, i asked him about the terrorist attack on innocent people in the shahcheragh shrine of shiraz. condemned and said that the united nations expresses its best condolences to the bereaved and injured families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran . against iranian citizens of their right to they use their religious practices to be prosecuted. the secretary general of the united nations issued an official statement and condemned the terrorist attack in shahcheragh as a religious place in iran and emphasized the need to punish the perpetrators of this crime. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency. new york, last night at midnight, the report of day at the al-wayt military weapons factory in the north of khodad tv, the intensity of the explosion was so intense that it lit up the

the american washington post also published the news of this terrorist attack on shahcheragh. to several points in tehran reminded that the new york daily news also reflected the news of the terrorist attack in shiraz and wrote that the perpetrator of this terrorist attack was immediately arrested. in the press conference of the un spokesperson , i asked him what the museum of this organization is about the terrorist attack on innocent people in shahcheragh shrine in shiraz . in response, he condemned this terrorist attack and said that the united nations expresses its deepest condolences to the grieving and injured families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran . it is lost the united nations says that the perpetrators of this terrorist attack should be prosecuted at the expense of iranian citizens who use their right to perform their religious activities . ali rajabi, united nations broadcasting agency, new york, stressed the necessity of punishing the perpetrators of this crime. last night, at midnight , there was a huge explosion at the scientific military weapons factory in the north of khodad television . th

on the washington post, as well as the new york post, the new york daily news, and i would imagine countless others around the world. here it is, donald trump, identification number, p 01135809. that's a number the ex president was assigned when he arrived at atlanta's notorious fulton county jail, also known as the race streak jail, a it's overcrowded and has been under lawsuits for its conditions. a little after 7:30 pm last night. he was arrested, booked, fingerprinted, mugshot was taken, and he was released on bail, which, again, if you know anything about the conditions in the jail, it's good for him. according to the jails booking sheet, little trump's, apparently, six foot three and 215 pounds. i imagine you have seen that as well. it appears the information, to sort this out, with self reported by the ex president, not corroborated by officials at the jail. as i said last, night we first got his information, if two, when make john trump all most identical in size to lamar jackson, quarterback for the baltimore ravens. maybe keep trump in mind for your fantasy draft this week. the ex

past multiple news stands on the way to the subway, where there were also new stands in the subway and where half the people on your subway card in queens would be reading the new york daily news. donald trump had to see that headline on this day, 50 years ago. he couldn't miss it. no one in new york city could miss it. that was august 16th, 1973. the president of the united states on the front page of donald trump's hometown newspapers claiming the accusations against him emerging in criminal investigations were all false, all of them false. and one year later, richard nixon resigned the presidency because those charges were true, all true. every newspaper in the country had a version of that very headline, 50 years ago today. and everyone who saw that headline, including kids in junior high school, knew that we were living through an important chapter of history. we knew we were living in the middle of history. the president to the knighted states being investigated for possible criminal conduct. that it never happened before in history. you are now living in the middle of such history once again. and if you are in high school or college now, you will be around 50 years

although as one sergeant was quoted here, this is from the new york daily news, it appears out of controlting reports of eight people in handcuffs. that's coming from the "new york post." we'll keep you posted on that. >> you'll get some arrests. a level four, that is a very rare mobilization. they're taking this seriously. >> neil: thanks, inspector. you're the best. meantime, a lot of new things are coming together on the story of these u.s. sailors who were charged with being spies for china. jonathan hunt has more. jonathan? >> neil, two u.s. navy sailors accused of selling secrets to china. is it part of a concerted campaign by the communist nation to infiltrate the u.s. military? details after the break. >> neil: all right. we always knew that china likes to spy on us but recruiting american soldiers to do that dirty work for them? sounds incredible. jonathan hunt following the story in l.a. jonathan? >> these are disturbing cases. we don't know whether these were two isolated incidents or part of a wider conspiracy by china to recruit spies within our military. either way, accordin

it's personal to me when austin fan or a new york daily news writer 16 years ago that's where i broughts my family was enslaved by the family of a leading segregationist at that time. senator strong thurman's distant relative married the owner of my great-grandfather, senator thurman was a leading segregationist in south carolina. anna thurman sharpton was actually who handled my great-grandfather. i made it a point to revisit now at a time when florida policy makers continue their campaign against the education of black history. each day when i write my own name i think about al-shabaab down, the white slave owner alexandra sharpton sent my family to strong thurman relatives to work off their debt. i am certainly not alone in this personal history. shared by millions of black americans who descend from enslaved black people. can you speak to why it is so relevant and important today for black americans to have accuracy recording black history? especially as republicans such as those in florida and other states seek to adopt a warped view of slavery. >> yeah, i was following that. just

new york post," no headline. just the mugshot of fulton county, georgia on 13 felony charges. here's the new york "daily news."and how he ended up last night. again, i guess it's predictable he's going to end up on a positive show talking about how he's the victim of things. i'll just say there's a lot of ground noise out there, a lot of chaos. a lot of people talking and chattering. the signal, what matters the most is what happens with the law, what happens inside the courtroom, and i've got to say, again, just every attorney that's ever practiced, that i've ever talked to looks at all the counts that are brought against him, and i just -- >> yeah. >> i've yet to find one that doesn't say, he's going to get convicted on one of these charges and likely going to end up in jail unless he pleas out. >> yeah. let's bring in nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. ken, obviously the headline is the mugshot, the booking, the surrendering, but what's next? what are the legal maneuvers next? what are the dates to look for, and what exactly is this former president facing especially with all the

new york post, no headline. just the mugshot of inmate p 01135809 booked estrada in fulton county georgia on 13 felony charges. here's the new york daily newsce that i've ever talked to looks at all of the counts that i brought against him and i have yet to find one that does not say that he is going to get convicted on one of these charges and likely going to end up in jail unless he pleads out. >> yeah, let's bring in nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. can, obviously the headline is among shot, the booking, the surrendering, but what is next? what are the legal maneuvers next? where the dates to look for, and what exactly is this former president facing, especially with all of the other different trials and indictments refuse dealing with, one fourth and county, there are so many codefendants, so many different mugshots, so many different headlines, but as you point out, what is the main -- what is the main issue here facing this former president? what >> are the main issue is, to joe's point, the avalanche of criminal charges, the dizzying array of proceedings. it is hard for people to get their arms around thi

new york post" is playing it straight today. conspiracy to defraud the united states, talking about donald trump, "the new york daily news," crimes against democracy this is headline news in papers not just across the country but around the world. chuck rosenberg, your name was invoked by ken. i'll let you have a crack at this 45-page document. what you see in it, what's there, and what's not in it? were you surprised by anything as you read through the indictment? >> it was an extraordinary indictment, willie, compelling, linear. by the way, prosecutors don't put things in an indictment unless they can prove it. what you see in this indictment over and over, as joe so well articulated, are lots and lots -- hordes of high-ranking republican officials who told mr. trump over and over that he was wrong, that the election was fairly held, that he lost, there was no basis to challenge it once all of his appeals and lawsuits had been denied. there's a really interesting issue here, willie. if i wanted to prove what you know, i can do it based on what you say or on what you're told. and this indictment is replete with what mr. trump wa

new york state. the largest migrant shelter here in new york with new migrants arriving daily, some coming in today.n be joined by another. the state announcing that brooklyn's floyd bennet air field has also been given the green light to take on 2,500 migrants. this all comes down to new york city's right to shelter law, a/k/a, the sanctuary city status. listen to governor hochul explain until new york city reevaluates the status, they must continue to house and feed tens of thousands of asylum seekers. >> the city is the one entity that can work with legal aid to renegotiate those terms should they choose to do so. i'm not telling them to do it or not do it but that is the state of play in the city. >> i wanted to bring you these images here to see how desperate the situation has become. there are youth soccer practices just feet away from where the tent city has been built. soccer practice held in the shadow of the largest adult shelter in new york city. and even though it's going to house 3,000 folks, we are expecting it to fill quickly. we have been here all day and no less than five busses hav

and the terrorist attack of isis in 2016 he reminded several places in tehran that the daily news newspaper of new york reflected the news of the terrorist attack in shiraz and wrote that the perpetrator of this terrorist attack was immediately arrested. the city of shiraz, in response to the terrorist attack, condemned the terrorist attack and said that the united nations expresses its deepest condolences to the grieving and injured families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran . it is a painful departure, the emphasis of the organization the un secretary general issued an official statement condemning the terrorist attack on shahcheragh as a religious place in iran. and the necessity of punishing the perpetrators of this crime was emphasized by ali rajabi of the united nations broadcasting agency in new york. tazeeeh arum does not take it easy. the new folding cradle is designed based on the posture of the mother's embrace . this product is made of very durable wood plastic coated metal joints made with weights above, to order this beautiful product, just text the number

was endorsed by every daily newspaper in new york including the new york times. know if you will recognize joe, but there is a document on rudy giuliani that i've seen a number of times. when 9/11 happened rudy giuliani was on the phone and he said get the joe. he was the one really running the city. joe wisely closed the new york city and then elevated some of the subway before hurricane sandy and he was affectionately and it goes to show his sewonderful sense of humor and e embraced it because he was a guy to get rid of rats in new york. [laughter] you cannot eat that man. welcome joe lhota. [applause] [laughter] okay. iin have some questions for thee esteemed panelist. i will start out with a question for everyone. this is a little bit about third act and a little bit about new york. thank you. thank you very much. you know, it's a question about what you do with your lives and when you change your lives and what makes you want to change your life. each of you worked in private enterprise. and then went to work in public service. that is a bit of a big change.

his fights have been against "the new york post," his fights have been against the daily news, "the new york times," been against tabloid culture, fought rosie o'donnell, fought all of these people where he would throw out outrageous claims, people would be shocked, same thing with "the apprentice." he would get good ratings, and didn't matter he was lying all along. he survived that. we've been talking about certainly since georgia, how we've now moved from sort of, you know, trump world, where you can just shoot b.s. all the time and have the firehose of falsehoods and get away with it because it's good press for him. he's always one step ahead of the tabloids. that's ended, and i think we got a great indication of that yesterday when you and i were talking about the fact that donald trump was going to have this massive press conference we were told to show how georgia was rigged against him. i said to john sell yesterday, this is great news if you want donald trump to go to jail. all he's going to do is continue admitting things, that the prosecutors are going to love to listen to. s

ran for republican mayor and this is an amazing fact, he was endorsed by every daily newspaper in new york including "the new york times." so i don't know if you will recognize job there's a documentary on rudy giuliani that i've seen several times. he's on the phone and the first thing he says because joe was the man running the city. and he closed the new york city subway and then elevated some before hurricane sandy. and he was affectionately and it goes to show his sense of humor because he wasas the guy to get rid of rats in new york. you cannot beat that. so, welcome. [applause]ed i have some questions for these esteemed panelists, and i'm going to start with a question for everyone because this is sort of about the third act and about new york. thank you so much. >> it's a question about what you do with your lives and when youak change your lives and what makes you want to change. each of you worked in private enterprise verizon theater, both straight and then cablevision and went to work in public service. that iss a bit of a big change. it's generally lower compensated a bit. but i just would like

which was endorsed by every daily newspaper in new york. including new york times. i don't know if you'll recognize joe but there is a documentary rudy giuliani that i've seen several times. when 9/11 happens, they're on the front of the first thing we said was 9/11 is -- give me load up. because joe is the man really running the city. joe wisely quotes on the new york city subway than elevate some of the subway for hurricane sandy. and he was affectionately it goes to show's wonderful sense of humor, he embraced it, known as the rats are because he was a guy to get read a rats and new york. you cannot beat that man. welcome, joe. i have some questions for these esteemed panelists. i'm gonna start with a question for everyone. this is sort of about a third act in a little bit about new york. thank you very much. and you know it is a question about what you do into it with your lives. when you change your lives. and what makes you want to change your life. do something different. each of you working private enterprise horizon theater. wall street. and then, went to w

new york times". the biasg he would call it. the failing biased daily "new york times" polk they al id with joe biden, even in the "new york times" poll. so i think they're doinghat they they can to make him the nominee. i don't want to say it doesn't matter they a. they do. they're going to run their campaigns. it looks to me like >> pete: ns. away with thih th >> yeah, no doubt. dr. carson, here's the momenrept from the 2015 republican primary debate where you had an exchange with trump>l on childhood vaccines. >> watch this. donald and trump publiclychil and repeatedly linked vaccines, childhood vaccinesdhoosm. to au. there have been numerous studies and they have not demonstratede is that there is . correlation between vaccinations and autise arm. there are others are multitude of vaccines, which probabl and y don't fit in that category. and there should be somet, discretion y in cases. put, you know, a lot of this is pushed by big governmentame a came back atck you and you went on to say, well, he's an okay doctor, kind of diffusinf digho the situation. there was laughter in the room. how did you handlediyo knowingr he was

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new york post" and "the daily news" since 1975 and 1976. and he really never figured out where the sharp line was between "page six" columnists and jack smith. it's going to likely -- i'm serious here. >> little difference. >> it will likely cause him his freedom, because he's able to get away with stuff his entire life. he didn't figure out, you don't cross the feds. you don't do illegal things and expect to get out of an indictment and a charge that could send you to jail for life. >> you're right. he's operated in total impunity in his adult life. in newin politics. it's all a game to him. everybody has to be loyal or disposed of. now, he is learning this is not a game. jake smith is taking this seriously. and our justice system takes his alleged crimes very seriously. on your report what he would say to susie wiles. the former attorney general said, you're all going to be witnesses and have to testify. he will commit some other crime and do something else. and you're going to be accomplices. you're going to be in the room. you have to decide if that's worth it to you. >> "the washington post" jackie alemany, coming on. >> and chuck is not a simple lawyer. i would not want to be as a simple country lawyer, a cross across the table from him. >> i would not. >> he seems so gentle. look at him raise that eyebrow. elite killer, baby. >> we appreciate your insight. >> see what he did with that eyebrow? that's a gift. >>> coming up, what is driving the day on wall street. a look at the latest from cnbc, after u.s. stocks and bonds suffered

he was endorsed by every daily newspaper in new york, including the new york times. so i don't know if you'll recognize joe, but this documentary on rudy giuliani that i've seen several times. and when 9/11 happened, rudy giuliani is on the phone. the first thing he says is 9/11 is occurring, get me lhota, because joe was really the met running this city. and joe wisely closed the new york city subway and then elevated some of the how -- subway for hurricane sandy. he was affectionately, it goes to show his wonderful sense of humor, he embraced it, because he was the guy to get rid of rats in new york. you cannot beat that man. so welcome joe. [applause] all right so i have i have some questions for this esteemed panel. also up the question for everyone. this is a little bit about the third act and a little bit about new york. thank you so much. it's a question about what makes you want to change your life. each of you worked in private enterprise, verizon, theater, wall street. and then went to work in public service. tight-knit bit of a big change. it is generally

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new york times" a wall street journal more authoritative new sources over the daily wire, tomi lahren, and polarizing people, you would not have a mechanism to check the material impact would you? indicating what? >> well, this is openly somebody from the government essentially asking facebook to dial down engagement on a conservative outlook like the daily wire and dial it up on the "newimes." and surprise surprise this revelation is a front page story is not being picked up by the "new york times." that is the fundamental catch-22 about the censorship issues. they are incredibly damning, explosive stories. but because they benefits people in the media they are not being covered by the media. that is a prime example. that's one of the worst documents i've seen her this entire period. >> for somebody or somebody is w documentation with twitter the other thing that from 2022 the pandemic we want to make sure the vaccine is promoted those people want to challenge anything about it demoted or banned, facebook on this that vax environment suppress the true information for vaccine negative environment this is a post the post questioning whether you should get a vaccine under mandate whether it's government overreach. we demote those that is not false information but it leads to a vaccine negative environment. so there they are saying were going to knock down those who quest

new emergegen-c crystatals. throw it b back. . >>> bottom of the hour now, some of the headlins on "nbc news daily". >>> the chartered bus was carrying people from new yorkal with various injuries. seb remain hospitalized. >>> ukraine has detained a person that it says was a russian informant. ukrainian officials say the informant was collecting a list of locations and times that zelenskyy planned on attending -- places that he would attend in future. the security service of ukraine apprehended her. no reaction from the kremlin so far. >>> brawl broke out on the riverfront in montgomery, alabama, over the weekend, the fight allegedly started because a pontoon was blocking where a riverboat was trying to park. four warrants have been issued. >>> we're following a devastating story out of southern california today, three people were killed after two helicopters collided mid-air, both choppers were being used to fight fires in the area. nbc news correspondent moira barrett is following this. >> reporter: kate, this is an absolutely tragic incident. both helicopters are contracted through california fire. responding to fire that was three acres wide, relativ

new york city news room with more on this. jacqui good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. over 50,000 migrants are currently in new york city's care with even more arriving on a daily. many of them have remained camped outside the roosevelt holt here, you can see. the hotel opened back in may as the city's main arrival center. now dozens of migrants have been told there is no space inside, and many waited in a line. you can see wrapped around a city block, while others, they slept outside. >> we feel bad. everybody is not happy. i'm telling you, the people are not happy. you see too many people sit outside, no drink, no food, anything. >> reporter: today mayor eric adams says the city has run out of space and the current situation is not sustainable. >> it's not going to get any better. from this moment on, it's downhill. there is no more room. >> reporter: the mayor again repeated calls for more assistance from the state and federal government and is continuing his fight against the state's so-called right to shelter law. trace back to you. >> trace: be careful what you wish for, jackie ibaÑez live in new york. jackie thank you >> new polling shows former presiden

the southern border flooded the five boroughs, people who live and work in new york see the impact on daily basis. and 82% of new yorkers say the influx of migrants is a serious problem and 51% of voters disapprove of the job kathy hochul is doing to address it. listen. >> i think it should be a combination of both. a lot of pressure is put on the mayor but i think the federal government kind of helps him too -- unfortunate it's everybody's problem right now. >> i'm sure they are all working hard to address this issue because it is fairly significant. there's quite a number of immigrants coming in. >> that same poll, sandra and john, shows that new yorkers are not happy with the way the biden administration is handling things, they want more resources on the ground and kathy hochul wrote a letter to president biden asking for resources, the mayor has been asking for it for months and this is still the scene out here. can't imagine working over here, back to you. >> john: every state is a border state now. alexis mcadams, thank you. take a look at the problems that new york and chicago and other big cities are ha

the daily news called it crimes against democracy. simply put. new yorkis part of rupert murdoch's media empire, kept it straight. conspiracy to defraud the united states. here is the front page in brazil. you can see it made news there. up north in canada, it's also top story on newscasts really around the world. take a look. [speaking in a non-english language] [speaking in a non-english language] >>> the american politicians talk about democracy or american exceptionally and discuss their coups or send over our election officials to supervise their elections. tonight, a lot of the world is looking back at us, at what donald trump brought, our own troubles maintaining our democracy. we'll tell you why tomorrow is a big day with the arraignment of donald trump. row is a big day with the arraignment of donald trump (alternate voice) denture disaster, darling! we need poligrip before crispy popcorn. (regular voice) let's fix this. (alternate voice) poligrip power hold + seal gives our strongest hold and 5x food seal. if your mouth could talk, it would ask

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daily fiber. >>> there are new developments in the gilgo beach murder investigation. a judge in new yorkab from the suspected killer rex heuermann. and we have been following the story. judge approved the request and now what. >> reporter: the next step is that prosecutors will take that buccal swab from the defendant to get his actual dna. and the defense attorney must be present for that. now judge also appears to have set perimeters saying that that dna that you now collect could be compared to the hair that was found under the burlap of victim megan waterman's body. she was wrapped in the burlap. it could be used for comparison from the half eaten pizza crust that authorities say that rex heuermann deposited in a trash barrel on fifth avenue outside of his offices. but it is curious because the bail application back when he was arrested said that they had tested that hair in two different independent laboratories and they had compared it to the dna from the pizza crust, and then in that bail application said that 99.96 of the north american population could be excluded as being from

shk that emanated from the front page headlines of two mainstream daily newspapers in new york titled tennis admit-- a girl player at the newyork times. the comma was a tool of emphasis, ma the two words that followed it akin to a punch. the herald tribune was blatant, less blatant, but so new york -- international tennis championship and scoboard underscored that gibson w an anomaly. it is also worth noting that at 23, gibson was hardly a gi. but the use of the word showed the casual and normalized infantil ization to which women were routinely. the enthusiast zone for gibson's poteto cllenge racial and restrictions continued into the spring of 1951, when she invited to compete at wimble the prestigious tennis tournament in world. the black press. the news of gibson's invitatio her entry in the tournament was yet symbol of racial progress in sports and in society. some white late sam lacy, the lead sportswriter, the baltimore afro-american, remarked upon the class implications of her latest first gibson, a product harlem's crowded tenement district was playing a sport favored by to be and blue bloods, he wrote, astonished

daily life in cities evoke menace and decay of new york city in the '70s and '80s and arrest for broken window offense had fallen by 74% in newk, 77% in washington and 81% in l.a. and collapse of broken window policing, broader retreat by law enforcement in all three cities for felonies, as well as misdemeanors. the definition of personal criminal paradise has to go to san francisco, right? the owner of the iconic 166-year-old gump's department store is trying to sound the alarm. >> you can't get around and in the street you step over needle and human waste and often bodies on the street. this is incompatible with successful business and if that is something businesses have to do to part, it is tragic, really tragic. >> laura: bottom line, democrats believe that any american who works hard and tries to build a better life for themselves and their family a facist, maybe a trump supporter. they prefer criminals because they believe in america, high crime rates are what we deserve at this point. for too many americans, that is what you are getting. if you live in one of the places where crime is out of control and seems to pay f

new york city $383 per family seeking shelter and services. that means with 57,300 individuals in our care, the daily price tag is $9.8 million each and every day. new yorkers are frustrated that nonresidents and noncitizens are getting so much help when there are newonly going to -- this is going to snow ball because the schools are going to open in about two weeks, all right. and we're totally u unprepared o handle that. >> look behind us, there's a park, a ymca there, a preschool on the side. >> this is ou outrageous. they're putting non-americans before americans. >> reporter: but as the bluest of blue states and cities complain, border states like texas and arizona say this is what they've been dealing with for years but again, hundreds of migrants are arriving by the day to cities like new york where things are overwhelmed. that sound you heard from new yorkers, that came from a hospital in queens where they're planning on building a tent city on randall's island where they're converting four soccer fields into a migrant shelter, taking away from thousands of new york city residents. you're starting to hear from individuals within the and the s and cities, the frustration over what it means for budgeting, space and resources. maria: thanks ve

daily news for the city to drop dead. there was a huge outflux of the flight out of the bronx, brooklyn, in particular in manhattan and new york epic centers of heroin with a lot of economic downturn. we had a lot of social ills, a lack of city services. the kind of city where what that meant is the parties in the park, where the kids will learn how to break dance and that you had graffiti, which is a widespread thing throughout the city. and what made them drop dead that some of those same things, they gave up that freedom to the city to allow the streets, or the expressions to happen. >> and the music eventually involves to include lyrics where a lot of folks will think of songs. but that you don't just have talking dj's, but the rapping mc's. how did those kinds of lyrics change the cultural place of hip-hop at that moment? >> you know, hip-hop started as party music. as it evolved, the idea that you could write about your personal condition and to write about that world on what's happening outside the streets of new york and in your house and then you would have a movement that would happen mid to late 80s in new york and

new york times. politico. hardly conservative organizations. they loyaled to the country for 3 long years in the case of the new york times, "washington post"; about russia collusion that never happened. loyaled and spread theories daily yearly. and perhaps may be the canary in the coal mine is maureen piece crist siegz biden for disgusting treatment 7th grand child he refused to acknowledge. his lack human denty. and among biden apol jists and m sd nc could be a movement. could be the beginning of dominos falling saying you know what joe biden is not up to the job we need to replace him. think about that. >> president biden taking on this is not sustainable. his son-in-law probably be on trial. and during the campaign >> biden staff can't get to the president about the issue they don't want to address a sensitive topic with the president. >> that stuff is taking a toll on him. biden before the 2020 election was right side up in politic system astonishing trump and rudy guiliani tried to tarnish biden with the obsession overnight ukraine businesses with hunter and it worked. numbers now electric like hillary 16 than biden 20. joe does not have a good answer about involvement in his son's deals he has been repeatedly caught lying about them. evidence come out this loyal now continues to evolve. never once did i speak to my son hunter or brother or anybody from what regarding the foreign business dealings let alone interactive with hunter's partners. story had to change after devon archer came out joe was not in business with his son or brother or foreign business partners. that is the truth coming out that is that joe biden met with hunter's partners and talked to them on the phone. but they never discussed business only conversations about the weather? some conceding that the big guy did have a role in hunter's business deals. one formy white house deputy director quoting. the memo does in the show direct payment. no but on hunter's lament. have income to pop 10% for the big guy. e mails with hunter and eric sherylwin here other bills for dad's homes. how much what account should i pay from? the foreign money went to hunter and other biden members. then joe in the form this hunter mentioned the people are not buying the latest lie and the media mob are slowly beginning to try to catch up. tell take awhile. seeing that may be the handwriting is on the wall and dom nose will fall and breaking tonight. according to documents by investigative reporter editor in chief john solmon. biden's actions in ukraine as vice president leveraging been billion dollars to force out ukraine's top prosecutor may not have been in line with u.s. policy. the brand-new evidence suggesting joe biden got a ukrainian prosecutor fired in spite of american policy nots the benefit of the u.s. or not following u.s. policy but another reason. protecting his son so he can be enriched a time when he is addicted drugs and admitting he had no experience in oil, energy, gas, what so ever or ukraine. they were under investigation by the same prosecutor joe insisted fired. and remember trusted fbi source accused of giving the 500 million dollars each 5 for one bide sxen another and 10 years to figure out how i paid temperature now john solmoneditor in chief. get to the new development you found, what do you mean contradicts joe's argument that he has been he was calling out corruption in ukraine. by the way, he got call from hunter, when he was in dubai with executives on the fifth of december, 2015. he went to ukraine and spoke before their parl am. 5 days later on december 9 is that the day he leverages the billion dollars and the prosecutor son got fired and hu

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new report from the new york times on an airline close calls, potentially dangerous incidents may be more common than previously understood even happening on a daily basis. we'll hear exclusively from pilot sully sullenberger in a moment. first victor oquendo has the latest on this report. good morning to you, victor. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. we're talking about an alarming number of near misses. according to the new >> 1943 cancel takeoff. >> reporter: in january, a delta plane almost colliding with an american airlines flight that was on the wrong runway at jfk. the pilot slamming on the brakes. the next month in austin -- >> southwest abort. fedex is on the go. >> reporter: a fedex cargo plane coming within 100 feet of a southwest flight packed with passengers. weeks later in boston air traffic control telling a lear jet pilot to wait before taking off because a jet blue plane was landing on an intersecting runway. >> jet blue. >> reporter: the pilot taking off anyway forcing the jet blue plane to go from 87 feet to 3900. >> hitting the ground and going back up within seconds you definitely got a jolt. nobody knew what was going on. >> reporter: in the new york times review of internal faa safety documents and in a nasa database, they found only a fraction of near misses and midair scares have been publicly disclosed. the new york times is looking at massive databases. it's bringing to light so

the mail over piece in the daily mail over here obsession here how the left's obsession with wokery and is turning with wokery and race is turning new york into crime ravaged , newrough on streets . et cetera. rough on the streets. et cetera. et cetera. now trump alludes to that, and that very much that, and that is very much playing to audience, isn't playing to his audience, isn't it . it. >> well, it really is. it's he was dealing with washington, dc there because , you know, how there because, you know, how have they got time to do this to a former popular president whilst they aren't even cleaning their streets? their own streets? >> can replicate in >> you can replicate that in cities the us. it's the cities across the us. it's the same story . chicago particular same story. chicago particular problem with the asylum seekers are being moved into cities that traditionally vote democrat . the traditionally vote democrat. the kind of export that problem border states have been moving asylum seekers for want of a better word, into those cities. so chicago, washington dc, portland and just in a kind and new york city obviously no, it is actually sort of now fin