much of the action in the godfather takes place at this house on longfellow avenue in staten island inn corleone family. the narrative that unfolds from this house provides audiences with a portrait of an italian—american crime family in the 19405 and �*505. but it's more than that. it tells a story of one family member's transformation — that of michael, who loses his soul. don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again. obviously, it's about family, obviously, it's about power, but i think it's also, in many ways, a film about the loss of one's self—awareness and the loss of one's identity because, you know, if you look at the character of michael corleone, he starts off the film as the one person in the family who's self—aware, who's really aware of what the family does. that's my family, kay. it's not me. _ and over the course of the film, he loses that self—awareness. don't tell me you're innocent. because it insults my intelligence. it makes me very angry. he no longer has the sense that what the family is doing is wrong. i thought you weren't going to become a man li

>> reporter: in may the amazon union lost a vote at smaller warehouse on staten island. amazon location in the country to vote for unionization and amazon is questioning the validity of the vote, points out already offers better than average pay and benefits. $15 an hour starting and health insurance, but ruth says it's more than dollars. >> workers want respect, to be treated with dignity. you could see that clearly in the story of staten island, they're treated like machines. >> reporter: in what ways are these work forces and unions different from the old union factory workers? >> what's different i think is the zeitgeist, especially young workers who have lived through a lot of turmoil, they have high expectations for what work life is supposed to be about, then can't afford rents, have a lot of student debt, end up living with parents, not what they were promised. also created labor shortage and gave people more leverage and made them less fearful of organizing, unions are cool again. >> reporter: one drove by with his own thoughts. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: what d

i think you can see that really clearly in the story of staten island.unions different from the old union factory efforts? >> what's different, i think, is the zeitgeist that especially young workers who lived through a lot of turmoil, they have high expectations for what their work life is supposed to be about and then they can't afford the rent, they might have a lot of student debt, they end up living with their parents. i mean, this is not the -- what they were promised. the pandemic also created a labor shortage which gave people more leverage and made them less fearful of organizing. unions are cool again for this generation. >> reporter: to many of the workers at jfk8, chris smalls is definitely cool. one of them drove by during our interview and expressed his own thoughts on the unionization effort. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: what he did say? >> i won't say that word, but i get he's pro union. ♪ television i'm so sorry ♪ ♪ if i turned you off back then ♪ californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundr

unionization, is still sort of out there as a question mark ah, and point in april amazon workers in staten island, new york voted to form the company 1st union. it's been called a david and goliath story, but the amazon labor union and many other union have struggled to take the next step. their, their battle is, is less than a half over. they still need to negotiate a collective bargaining, and none of these sort of new ways have even succeeded at that yet. now my view in order for these workers to succeed, they're going to need tremendous grassroots pressure. but they're also going to need the support of a lot of the public and elected officials, including up to changing our laws to make it easier and more possible for them to change to join unions and collect and bargain collected. that hasn't stopped ryan brown. he's leading an organization called cause, trying to form a union at the amazon warehouse, just outside raleigh, north carolina. he works on the main floor, putting together package. why? he's off shift, he's organized. this is someone call me now or you know, we will it starts at 545

in the photo, athletes run across the verozan bridge, which links e, staten island and long island. new york marathon. this reigning champion of russia in figure skating in the men's singles discharge manifests itself as an abstractionist artist of his work and in the gallery. yah this is mark kondrak, please, athletes for 400 of their prize money this great and athlete invested in business built 40 houses in helsinki, and from 1936 until his death he ran his own company. i think this flying finn is avu normal. please, an athlete for 200 in the match with the us national team, new zealand football player mikala moore did it three times in half an hour with a right head kick. yes, and the left foot is a unique achievement. no, i understand, of course, that the question is the lowest price category, but not the same, just no is not true three votes. please, everywhere money for 1.000. you have 400 andrei 1900 ugolins according to the tradition of all-in galina since 1981, the inhabitants of this small island republic use batu as a currency, this is the name of their monetary unit gali

. >> manhattan, the five boroughs, the bronx, staten island, this is manhattan right here. and jerry nadler had the light blue district for decades. and out here, carolyn maloney. in the dark district, upper east side, western edge of queens. and what i mentioned, they redrew the lines, new york lost a seat, manhattan has the 12th district encompassed entirely in this area and with carolyn maloney, as i try to bring this back here to you, between carolyn maloney and jerry nadler and suraj patel, someone is not going to have a job after tonight. so let me pop back here while i've got you. special elections, we are still not counting as fast and the congressional district number 19, nothing much to show for it, but it is a bit of a surprise given the vote that he has been picking up right now. that's what we've got, but we will let you know as we roll onward. sean: thank you so much. breaking developments surrounding the fbi raid at mar-a-lago. at the time of the raid, the joe biden white house said that they had no prior knowledge about the investigation as they were learnin

now you have max rose, a moderate in staten island. saying i've got a huge problem with the bail law in new york city. >> lawrence: we need more democrats to come out and say the bail law needs to be fixed. this has to happen. it's very simple. governor hogle and the legislator need a special session to change the bail law, including imposing gender standards. they need to contain recidivists and get it fixed. max rose was quite the progressive before. he said he is going to be moderate but he supported a lot of these moves, and then halfway through this term, things were really going good for the democrats. he's in a swing district, he was defeated, and he started being outspoken against the democratic party. now he wants it back and he changed his tune. i don't think the american people should believe him. this is where things went wrong and he wants his seat back. >> ainsley: we'll see what he does in the primary and run against the republican in november. we are also talking about crime. he's only 24 years old, shot and killed, tri

and a little bit of rain in staten island and long island during the morning. in west virginia. here is the area of rain from philly to point pleasant. the majority of this is going to be miss downtown new york. as they head to long island, you will probably get into some of that rain. here is the forecast for today, we will be watching hit and miss showers and stofrms, but the big story is the cooler air coming down through the great lakes, you will feel it today in cleveland, detroit, chicago, cincinnati, tomorrow, you will get that cooler air in areas like dc, roanoke, nashville, raleigh and charlotte, and the lowest humidity you will feel in weeks. you'll appreciate it. the forecast for today, it won't rain all day in boston and new york. clear out this afternoon. kind of hot and humid in areas in the southeast. that's why you have a chance of storms there. and as we look ahead towards the weekend forecast, get away day on friday, just showers and storms in the south, much of the country is very nice and unfortunately very hot in the dakotas and through tex

it won a historic victory in staten island in april, making it the first amazon warehouse in the u.s.o unionize the stocks down in premarket, really in line with nasdaq finally tencent reporting its first ever drop in quarterly revenue. the gaming platform was hurt, limiting playing time and covid lockdowns and that all hurt the stock. but it's essentially flat in hong kong today. >>> now to the latest developments over simmering tensions around taiwan china's ambassador to the u.s. warning washington that beijing will be putting on arms sales. the chinese officials call on the country's richest est prov to offer economic data showing slowdown in consumption and output in july for more let's bring in the managing director and senior policy analyst as long view global, also a cnbc contributor. a very good morning to you good to see you. >>> the first question t gdp number, which disappointed many, was it that bad? we'd be killing for it in the uk at the moment, i'm sure in the u.s. too. >> good morning, wilf. i think it's important to put it into context china really needs about 5%, 5.

staten island up 23% robberies according to the nypd data. know if you are robbing people in a wheelchair, that is a sign is going downhill and fast. republicans demanding an apology after an insult from president biden. >> i respect conservative republicans. i don't respect the maga republicans. the maga republicans don't just threaten our security, they are a threat to our democracy. >> todd: but democrats are giving biden a pass. we will explain next. >> ashley: serving those who serve business owners dedicating their work to supporting our service members and first responders. we are talking to them next along with gordon chang, congressman brad wenstrup and winsome sears and kicking off "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network and most recommended wireless carrier. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join th

they wanted to connect conservative staten island with bill deblasio's brooklyn.to go to court to stop non-citizens from voting in our municipal elections. they tried to change the rules in the senate to get rid of the filibuster. this is what the democrats do. they can't win by the rules and they want to change the rules and think they can get voters into electing a candidate that they want instead of what the republicans want in their own elections. >> dagen: i must correct whoopsy. we labeled you, you had a v next to your name rather than an r. >> they -- a d, not an r. >> i appreciate you fixing it. we have a primary here. >> dagen: as we get closer to the mid-terms, congresswoman, a new poll show republicans lead on the congressional preference. 47% say they prefer a gop in control of congress compared to 45% who prefer democrats. in may the same poll saw a perfect tie. newly released power rankings show republicans, the house majority shrinking although the g.o.p. is still expected to pick up 16 seats. on the senate side, there are still five toss-up races o

it happened earlier this month in staten island, the suspect got on a bus, grabbed a wad of bills froms pocket, beat him and ran off with $250, the victim was not seriously hurt. >> the late yankee legend mickey mantle still breaking records. a mint condition tops card sold tthe auction today for $12.6 million the most ever shelled out for a piece of sports memorabilia and nearly double the previous record set last summer. for more in these and other studies download the fox news app you can download the qr code or go to foxnews.com/apps. >> they have nothing to run on so they run on fear in the past fear has been effective, people are done with fear they want hope that's why message is resonating and that's why governor youngkin's message resonated. >> i just think about hillary clinton calling people to horrible's this is what they resort do we have taxes to bring people down to empowered parents to back the blue and we know that the common sense answers at the kitchen table problems are the way forward and that's why there will be a red wave that sweeps across the nation. >> that is

we broke the story staten island new york a nurse had recordings of her colleagues saying they were injectingci with the wrong vaccine. said they were mixing the covid vaccine with bacteriostatic water which you are not supposed to do but it was incompetence. so they showed statements that they were doing this you're speaking about people coming forward and being brave. my son is 22. he has beened exposed and repord to the fbi. he was defamed as a russian operative and we are waiting upon the immigration so 54,000 people have attacked him, he's on every social platform. i'm a single mom so we are doing everything we can to protect him. elijah schaefer, they are all coming to his side. but this is the thing as soon stacy these up and coming kind of young conservative talker speakers they are out for them andh they come with everything now. as far as we can see, they reported them to the fbi. so they are on his radar. i want to launch a defamation suit. we get it, but look what they did to him, no fly list. how do we deal with of the intimidation and attacks, i guess you just keep going. how do y

people whose lives were at stake needed to be able to get access to drugs that were still being staten islanded while the studies were still going on. they did not have time to wait. and they should not be forced to wait. it was very, very fierce criticism of dr. anthony fauci. which he heard, he understood, and he ultimately accepted. and that ultimately made him change the way the u.s. government worked and the way that drug development worked, and that forcibly u-turned to the futurebl of the aids epidem in this country.ds how many other people could do that? dr. anthony fauci has now spent 38 years as the head of niad, the visible and active leader of the nation's response to infectious zooedna diseases of l kinds from hiv and aids, tose t ones we don't necessarily remember off the top of our o heads, ebola, or zika, sars, mrss, bird flu and now monkeypox and polio, and of course, covid, these past two and a half years. today dr. fauci announced he is retiring at the end of this year. heth will turn 82 before he goe in 8 december. dr. fauci first joined the nih in 1968 when he was 27 years

disturbing footage at a staten island when a suspect robbed a 64 -year-old man and a wheelchair whilehey rode a bus . the suspect stole $250 and take a look, if you knew anything they need your help finding those thieves. in the ark in elderly woman latest victim of yet another sucker punch attack, the suspec hit the 74 -year-old woman in the face seemingly totally unprovoked frayed the victim wa taken to the hospital and stabl condition. no word yet about her attacker. a suspected car thieves tried t evade officers by driving through the woods frayed he led police across rural roads, through private property, crashing through multiple gates before an officer successfully stopped the vehicle. and stepping the vehicle in the trying to take off on foot. they k9 quickly outran the suspects and brought him down. he is now facing a slew of charges. at terrifying kidnapping and attempt. in man tried to snatch at six -year-old girl while she was taking out the trash. she struggled as he tried to drag her off while she screamed and fought and got away. tonight, it's her parents message. >> de

of january 6th plotters, this weekend rudy giuliani was assaulted by a grocery store worker on staten islandlse, let me say that rudy giuliani is fine, other than the fact that he remains rudy giuliani. ( laughter ) and more importantly, "the late show" and "the late show" family of products condemns violence of any kind. you should not go out and lay a finger on the former mayor in any way. first, because it is just wrong. and, second, because you don't want to get any of that weird rudy juice on you. now, at first, we only heard about this from rudy, who told a harrowing tale of a confrontation at a political event for his son, andrew, at a grocery store: i got hit on the back as if a boulder hit me. that woman gave a statement to the police that the guy hit me so hard that she herself almost fell from the reverberation of it. >> stephen: ( as rudy ) "it was a combination bullet- boulder earthquake. the only thing this didn't unleash was the dreaded sharknado. and if you believe that, then you also believe people want to hug and kiss me whenever i come out of a men's room." ( laughter ) bu

people of staten island already pay by 50 to connect to the rest of the city.ow hit them over the head with another fee that could be as high as $23 screaming now, for a long time, the top of our lungs about how bad of an idea this is, and they keep marching forward without considering the consequences. since 2004 city leaders in san francisco have been considering a plan that would charge drivers entering the downtown area of $6.50. that plan is currently on hold. alright garcia right back to ali rasmus see what's happening in our community. it's been kind of busy this morning. it's been relatively busy, although lighter than we saw yesterday at this time. even so, there is a new crash to let you know about in the south bay will bring up the map so you can see it. you don't see a crash icon appearing just yet because we're just getting information about this. and sometimes there's a little bit of delay for this to up pop up, but this is actually a car fire. 80 on brokaw off ramp and it is blocking one of the lanes so something to be aware of their. we also hav

we now have a severe thunderstorm warning for staten island, jersey city, newark. it gets better by wednesday in boston dropping from the low 90s to the mid-60s, you can still see it in areas of the pacific northwest. not so much seattle, but inland. portland, medford, triple-digits. and that heat in the pacific northwest, fredricka, kind of slides into the middle of the country. we've been seeing this heat dome making its way across all the lower 48. everybody is getting in on the summer heat. we also have the heavy rain. when you have really high temperatures and you have thunderstorms move in, we've got a flash flood warning south side of chicago. still have those watches, though, for eastern kentucky. we're up to the north, already thunderstorms with these flight delays in chicago have dropped 3 to 6 inches of rainfall. and it's not over with yet. get ready, detroit. get ready, cleveland. we'll have more rain on the way. mainly the northern tier states. if you look at the forecast models, how it kind of makes its way from east to west across the congratulation.

we have seen it in staten island. is san bernardino next?watch this unfold. this comes at a particular pain point for amazon. this air hub in san bernardino is part of amazon's efforts to try to get out in front of the supply chain problems that we're all facing by putting their own supply chain. they have their own branded fleet of air cargo planes that can serve warehouses all over the country. san bernardino is this sprawling air hub with more than a thousand employees. now as you mentioned, more than 150 seemed to have walked out on monday. amazon said that's closer to 74. they are talking about base pay. they want it raised above the maximum that currently labor there can earn $19.25 an hour is the maximum that someone with a full-time shift can get at that facility, according to a spokesperson. and they are looking for a base pay of $22. but it's climate change and heat that's also be ago part of this. organizers point out that 24 days of the last month have seen temperatures above 95 degrees. that it's physically impossible to work in

in 1867 frank wed ellen shaw of staten island the sister of his close friend. the late robert gould shaw the 54th. they had three children two sons and a daughter in 1869 president grant appointed him united states marshal for the southern district of new york where his work earned him high praise? a firm believer in civil service reformed the independent and characteristically blunt barlow instituted a number of improvements which made him highly unpopular with his fellow republican politicians. barlow went on to hold. member of public offices in the empire state serving two terms of secretary secretary of state and one as attorney general in the latter capacity. he used the power of his office to initiate. the prosecution of the tammany hall political machine known and loved by us all as a tweed ring. barlow's final act on the political scene came when grant selected him to assist the investigation into the irregularities surrounding the haste children election of 1876 retiring from public life in 1877. he tended to his law practice in various business and ba

we booked that story in staten island new york a nurse had recordings of her colleagues saying they werethe wrong vaccine . they're mixing the covid vaccine with bacteriostatic water but itwas incompetent , it was, new york city has been given billions of dollars to administer the vaccine to all these kids and it was just, these people are not qualified to give the vaccine so these recordings showed statements they were doing this and she went public and she's a brave person i speak about and she will inspire other people to go public as well,yes . >> great speech. your speaking about people coming forward and being brave and so my son is a political commentary, he's 22. gen z. gavin mcinnis wants to give him a program and all that so last week he's been exposed and according to the fbi , he was defamed as russian operative and we're waiting upon ourimmigration . 4000 people have attacked him. he's on every social platform. so i'm a single mom so we're doing everything we can to protect them . and elijah schaefer, they're all coming to his side. but this is the thing is as soon as they s

people of staten island already pay by 50 to connect to the rest of the city. now hit them over the head with another fee that could be as high as $23 screaming now, for a long time, the top of our lungs about how bad of an idea this is, and they keep marching forward without considering the consequences. since 2004 city leaders in san francisco have been considering a plan that would charge drivers entering the downtown area of $6.50. that plan is currently on hold. stile staffing at public safety in san jose how the unions claims plus this particular school year has probably been one of my most challenging classrooms across the country, still struggling with staffing shortages, what experts say is shortages, what experts say is to blame and how i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. ♪ ♪ mark hamill, elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? thi

we broke that story in staten island, new york, a nurse had recordings of her colleagues saying thatis in new york city, homeless and, you know, impoverished children they were injecting the children were the wrong vaccine, mixing the covid vaccines with anti-bacteriaal water-- and they're not qualified. and statements that they were doing this and she went public and she's the brave person i speak about and she'll inspire others to go public as well, yes. so a great, great speech. you're speaking about people coming forward and being brave and so my son is a political commentary, he's 22, gen z and he's been on late tv, gavin mcinnis wants to give him a program all that. he's been exposed and reported to the fbi, he was defamed as a russian operative and we're waiting upon our immigration. so 54,000 people have attacked him. he's on every political-- every social platform and so, where-- i'm a single mom we're doing everything we can to protect him and elijah schaeffer and sidney watson are coming to his side, right. this is a thing as soon as they see the up and coming, kind of you

author who you know from his work on comedies such as "trainwreck," "this is 40," and "the king of staten islandg about flirting. yes, it happens. physical touch is, of course, off the table. so what i would recommend is making sweet eyes at each other. um, if you're wondering what that looks like, that would be - [ laughter ] [ chuckling are there any questions? amazing. let's have some fun. >> seth: please welcome back to the show our good friend judd apatow, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> it's so good to be here >> seth: it's so great to have you here in person we've zoomed a couple times over the last year. thank you for making time for me in your home >> i enjoyed that. >> seth: this is - you've also enjoyed, historically, you love talking to comedians it's something you did as a kid. >> i did when i was 14, i started interviewing comedians >> seth: and you're still doing it today >> this is the new book. >> seth: second of this title. >> second of the series. >> seth: series, yes >> and it was very emotional because a lot of people, you know, they were at home

home, newark, new jersey out here, manhattan ,the five boroughs, the bronx ,queens, brooklyn, staten island, this is manhattan right here. nadler had the light blue district for decades. it ran all along the upper west side, west side and midtown out in the brooklyn here, carolyn maloney ran the dark district, t upper east side, midtown manhattan, western edge of queens. remember that special master i mentioned? they read you the lines. new york lost the seat here and manhattan's 12th district is encompassed entirely in thism area and again, as i mentioned between maloney and i'm trying to bring this back here forma a moment here before i give it back to you, john . between maloneyey and jerry nadler. well, someone's not going to i have a job after tonight.ob you got 71% of the vote reporting right now. let me pop back here. g i got you, sean,ot to this special election. so we're still we're not count as fast up in the congressionalc district. t nineteen nothing much to show for. but did this bitnog m of a surpe right now with nadler getting the votes that he's picking up right now? soso th

it's it's you just keep going we broke that story in staten island, new york a nurse had recordings of her colleagues saying that they were injecting children. this is a new york city homeless and you know impoverished children. they were injecting the children with the wrong vaccine. so there are mixing the covid vaccine with bacteria static water, which you're not supposed to do, but it was it was incompetence. it was you know, new york city has been given billions of dollars to administer the vaccine to all these kids and it was just these people are not qualified to give the vaccine. so these recordings showed statements that they were doing this and she went public and she's a brave person i speak about and and she will inspire other people to go public as well. yes. i'm coming. so you're great great. speak speech you're speaking about people coming forward and being brave and so my son is a political commentary. he's 22 gen z and he's been on blaze tv gavin mckinnis wants to give him a program all that so last week he's been exposed and reported to the fbi. he was defamed as a ru

the nypd is searching for the man behind the senseless robbery aboard a bus in staten island.ra stealing $250 from a victim in a wheelchair. the suspect reaches into the victim's pocket for a wad of cash. a fuel leak might delay nasa's highly anticipated artemis launch this morning. crews are working on trying to repair a crack in an inner tank flange. the goal of artemis 1 is to complete a full lunar orbit. nasa hopes to return astronauts to the moon in the third artemis mission. three more illegal migrant busses aarriving in new york city this weekend, texas has buffed over 1500 migrants to the big apple and 7400 migrants to d.c. as eric adams says, quote, the continued politicization of those seeking asylum by governor abbott and others in texas a is both embarrassing and disgusting. joining me now arizona a sheriff mark lamb. can we talk about the 1,000-foot view of what you're experiencing because this continues to just get worse and worse. it's one of the reasons that governor abbott is trying to make this point. >> yeah. good morning, jackie. thanks for having me o it's

staten island.c turnout, end of the day, actually was 3,000 more votes than what she got to win. >> looking here. yeah. max, former congressman seeking a comeback. widely expected to win the democratic primary there. this is the incumbent, nicole. republican churn out here. again, expected to win renomination here. but, yeah. just in terms of turnout, absolutely. consistent story here in this district. several others in new york we looked at. not as much in florida last night to the point mike is making. florida last night republicans feel good about turnout they saw relative to the turnout democrats produced, but like i said. we were showing in that 19th district special election. saw that in nebraska. saw that in minnesota. pockets of those two districts that were similar to olesster county. demographically similar to that county and to columbia county. again, turnout level and enthusiasm level for democrats was kind of through the roof. i just -- there are a couple of examples. there are two, rea

and the nypd is searching for the man behind this senseless robbery aboard a bus in staten island.im in a wheelchair, they get into a fight before the robber runs off with that money. it comes as the nypd is forcing precinct maintenance managers back on the streets for clean-up duty. the department is still struggling obviously with major staffing shortages and rising crime. and more russian strikes reportedly hitting dangerously close to a nuclear power plant in ukraine. officials say 10 people were injured by the latest shelling yesterday. inspectors from the united nations watchdog agency are headed to the plant right now. kyiv expects the international atomic energy agency to find russia is violating nuclear safety protocols. and elon musk is stressing the need for more oil and gas production. the tesla ceo just spoke at a conference in norway. he said fossil fuels remain essential to sustaining civilization. he also highlighted the challenge transitioning to sustainable energy saying it could take decades to get it right. guys, those are your headlines, a lot coming out this m

senate all the way down to the staten borough island board and a lot of these occasions is backrepublican primary challengers . i'm still of the mind that even for a former president who is aspopular in his own party as donald trump that is difficult to unseat incumbent's . so he'sendorsed primary challengers , he's back and people who is team would rather not be supporting right now. so these are going to be data points . we will have to see what record he has and it's not overwhelming , if it's not sort of saddam hussein numbers and he's going to get criticized for it. the republican party as a choice before them in 2022. this is their opportunity to define the party post trump. and i don't know if theywill or how they will . but at this point they have to go into that decision with their eyes wide open . >> that is a great way to wrap this up. michael, i have a lot of fun. i know is doing very well. i hope it continues to prosper and fly off the shelf . >> .in our third printing. it's sold out on amazon since the second day it's been out. keep trying to find it, politics and prose as c

jonathan: we are moving to staten island, tom. tom: where is the nation moving?iven to some of the price action, you and i have talked about this. a lot of people locked in at a very low pandemic rate. they are at about a 40%, 50% increase. tom: just remarkable. miami, $2700. so much for that. i want to go to the yen before we look at some of the other currency. i got it yesterday, almost up to a wonder 39 level. just a quick brief on the dynamics of the yen and why it matters for american and western listeners and you are are -- viewers. >> the big reason is a discrepancy is now in existence between the japanese monetary policy and everyone else. what we saw from the doj government was a real commitment to keeping japanese relations for a long time to come. and that is quite different to what we are seeing in other places. now, talk of potential he 75 basis point hike next week. it is not going away. tom: that is where i wanted to go. multiple viewers and listeners can't even frame out 140, 150. is it a five figure move? what does that mean for china? >> chinese

he's made twoad dozen endorsemet i think from the ascendant all the way down to staten burrell island board, and in a lot of these cases he's backed republican primaryes challenger. i'm still of the mind that even for a former president who is as popular and his own party as donald trump, that it's difficult to unseat incumbents. so he's endorsed primary challenges. he's backed some people who his team would rather not. he supporting rightbet now. so these are going to be -- if it's not overwhelming, if it's not sort off saddam hussein numbers, he's going to get criticized for it. the republican party has a choice before them in 2022. this is their opportunity to define the party post trump, and i don't know if they will or how theyan will, but i do know that with this book they have to go into that decision with their eyes wide open. >> okay. that is a great way to wrap this up. michael, i had a lot of fun. i know the book is doing very well. i hope it continues to prosper and fly off the shelves. >> we are in our third printing. politics and prosese has copies. e-books are always av

>> it is a double slap and my district of staten island from ida and so many claims were denied by femace they need to get their housing back in the way it was pre-hurricane and they're seeing this now. it is a slap in the face and our government's priorities are just simply backwards. ashley: yeah, i agree. got to get into this issue, the governor of new york, kathy hochul is being slammed for telling republicans get out of town. listen to this and i want your comment. >> we're fighting to bring government back to the people and out of the hands of dictators. we're here to say that the era of trump and zeldon and malinaro, just jump on a bus and head down to florida where you belong, okay. get out of town. get out of town. cause you don't represent our values. you are not new yorkers. you're not new yorkers. ashley: well, that's quite incendiary and columnist tweeted in response hochul is attacking gop politicians and gop voters and this is normal behavior for democrats now. i would argue, congresswoman, that republicans have been getting out of town because of high regulations, high t

you know, if you talk to people where i live in staten island whether it's my wife or anyone on the streetf the exodus from the state as well. it's sad but people need ashley: joe, thank you so much for stopping by today. good deal. still iowa hawkeyes head, a work from home over the last few years and we know that but how about working from middle of the ocean. that can soon become a reality with royal caribbeans new partnership. we'll explain. we told you about workers doing the minimum amount of work required. well, now, it's giving way to quiet firing. madison alworth breaking it all down for us, next. ♪ ashley: welcome back. a look at markets and three days of selloff and the dow lower by a tenth and nasdaq up by half a percent. very kind of muted trading sessions so for. bring in lauren. lauren, you're looking at some of the moores today. begin with snap. lauren: up 15%. they're laying off about 130 130 workers, 24% of 6400 employees and this affects teams building its apps, games, glasses, two senior executives are leaving. stocks up today but it's down 80% this year. the gains toda

in staten island, sal on the republican line, good morning. my comment is based on reporting done -- anytime i get a chance i watch c-span. i cannot believe that five years later people call up your show and talk about the russia collusion, that trump colluded with russia, when your show, cnn, c-span, everybody knows very well that has been completely debunked, 100%. it was hillary clinton and the dnc that started that. they are the ones that committed crimes. president trump has done nothing but work for the american people. people still call today, and c-span does not let people know that has all been debunked. if it was the other way around, c-span would not waste any time to bring up an article that it has been debunked if it was hillary clinton or hunter biden or joe biden. it is a disgrace. the bias is unbelievable. people do not realize they do not know how to change the channel. they believe it. it is amazing. january 6. from supporters were in there. it was staged. that is why they caused all the commotion. host: what was staged? janu

they write: staten island new york, dominic on the republican line. caller: thank you.'m happy you got me in today. i'm a republican. you have to be out of your mind to see what's going on. principles before personalities. you can make this a racial issue. the way i look at it is i am 80 years old. it's very simple. biden gave me $1400. i don't need $1400. what kind of leadership is that? what kind of leadership is the border situation. more and more drugs are coming in. it's a fact. i come from an italian family, basically a poor family. we had a cold stove to get the shower going. i see where we are now. everyone worked hard. there is no free lunch. biden gave me $1400. that's a free lunch. host: you think there is more that attitude, that people aren't working as hard today? caller: that's for sure. giving people money for nothing, that's the way i look at it. that's insane. that's not logical. host: this is the new york times this morning. there front page: that's from the new york times. connecticut is next, sue is on the independent line. which party do you trust?

be you have lax d.a.s laexamine judges in cases the goldman sachs employee murdered in subway staten islandt turns out that was lax genes judge prosecutor asked for bail we need to back men and women in blue roll back, pro criminal laws we need district attorneys, to do their jobs we need judges to do their jobs. maria: . >> kathy hochul says she is not dealing with this until after election congressman, she doesn't want to talk right now, what do you think about the campaign how is it going? >> i think going great we need everybody involved you care about crime on our streets if you care with economy freedom so much more looking at other states you think that might be what where your future is, this is an opportunity to actually save new york, we say we should real he cashless bail kathy hochul says there is no data show approve we say remove alvin bragg she says cut him slack just got there doing his job, o josÉ alba the murder charge should be dropped she was saying local matter she is not getting involved. maria: we leave it there congressman great to see you he thanks very much breakin

don't call it a comeback former new york mets pitcher figure are a are a called to action for the staten islandance minor league baseball took the lock. still impressive to see 4 #-year-old make unexpected to return to the mound. ainsley, over to you. >> carley: brian is very jealous because move over, brian. carley and i are handling the sports today. [laughter] >> brian: incredible. >> ainsley: you are going to love this next story. thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: story of faith hard work and determines. next guest grew up in rural, north carolina during the jim crow era where he became the first to desegregate baseball team went on to it play michigan and nba. fulfilling the dream he recounts that journey and what helped him get there good morning to you wayman. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. i'm doing great. congratulations new book you titled it "fulfilling the dream" what is your dream. >> my dream i would grow up and be like julius irving or george irving. my hope is i would one day be able to use those gifts and to build a life for myself. absent m

si tienes energÍa, aquÍ mismo encuentras el ferry de staten island, dura 15 minutos de vuelta, podrÁsuede variar porque nueva york siempre contra decenas de activas para disfrutar del veranoen donde no gastes mÁs de $20. preguntamos a nuestra gente algunas recomendaciones. >> por $20 en nueva york a lo mejor hasta este rockefeller center a patinar. patricia: puedes patinar en el verano pero sobre cuatro ruedas, las entradas comienzan en $20. >> me encanta los botes de central park. patricia: en centra el parque puedes alquilar un bote y remar por el lago al mejor estilo de hollywood, el precio $20. >> en teatro nueva york hay muchas opciones por $20. patricia: si te gusta el teatro, la magia, las acrobacias, un legendario teatro que puedes entrar y disfrutar una experiencia totalmente diferente por sÓlo $20. ya lo ven, aunque nueva york tiene fama de ser una ciudad muy costosa, es posible disfrutar la ciudad de los rascacielos con bajo presupuesto. Éstos tome parte, los esperamos por nueva york y que pasen un feliz dÍa. raÚl: excelente opciÓn, excelente recomendaciÓn y sÉ que alguien