the staten island school board? president joining us next. >> reporter: good morning and happy tuesday. a cold front marching across the upper plains and the head of the cold front and warmer temperatures with like that definitely and the cold front moves through over the next few days and temperatures come down and rain enhanced by this front that moves across ohio and the tennessee river valley on thursday and towards the northeast. let's track it, showers and thunderstorms we could see the threat for stronger thunderstorms along this front going through wednesday and it's also going to pick up moisture from the gulf of mexico and parts of the southeast and florida, you'll see rain in your forecast wednesday through thursday and then the northeast we have the potential for flood, especially across interior sections of the northeast. so future cast for our friends along the west coast of florida, still recovering here. we could see potential for showers and thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. that's something we'

i work for the people of staten island. so i don't think it was an issue for me in terms of, well, these people are so wonderful. if i missed votes because of being with my child, it wouldn't have been an issue at all. these are great, family people that would never come in. but again, i was given the gift of being able to come back to work and bond with my baby. i'm a big proponent of family leave and maternity and paternity leave. i didn't have to make that decision. but we took the closets where you hang your coat and i got a piece of the dressing table. i have the crib there. there is no -- if season couldn't sleep, i would take her on the train. it's a little high, but just because she loved it, she would go right to sleep. so it did give me an opportunity. right after i had given birth, we were moving the vietnam wall, a replica of the vietnam wall. and it came to my district. and i felt very strongly about having to be there. so that sort of got me started, getting back. and you are younger, you do what you have to d

>> note first of all it didn't work for them i work for the people of staten island. i don't think it was an issue for me. these people were so wonderful if i missed votes because i was home with my child would not have been an issue at all. these are glorious family people that would never come in. again i was given the gift of being able to come back to work and bond with my baby. i am a big proponent of family leave and maternity and paternity leave. i just did not have to make that decision. as i said the closets where you hang your coat and i got a piece of wood and i made a dressing table. i had a crib there. if susan couldn't sleep i would take her on the train back and forth it's a little ride but she loved it and emma go right to sleep. it did give me an opportunity that got me started getting back into work. there are days when susan wasn't sick and you do what you have to do as a mother that was just never an issue. but again i went back early because i couldn't because of my extraordinary circumstances. >> besides her husband were there other members that

. >> not just homes neighborhoods lost but staten island deadliest for results we saw, so many lives lost on staten island in special we visit a neighborhood never rebuilt, talk to some families have moved on with lives, interestingly enough do i ask the question who you go back to the waterfront do you want to live by ocean again most people say "yes" they would. >> we drove out there, the days like carlos for supplies after horrifying heartbreaking. >> lessons of sandy my family lost first floor out of house a very, very long time the question oneer every time is this going to happen again so i guess when it comes to lessons of sandy should they be worried that will happen obviously, can't predicting but do we have resources if infrastructure have be built up that stuff enough so a little bit of solace won't happen again to that same ebbs tent. >> a lot of people in jersey asked that we could new york city was bull's-eye storm on land for new jersey devastating consequences, changing the shoreline forever, number one answer it could happen again a hurricane with more force mo

we did not create this situation, the people staten island and create the situation. this is a federal issue. it warrants a federal solution. >> we are's empathetic to their needs. our doors have been open, folks have been walking around and we've been donating food and clothing. we really can't afford and sustain these types of numbers. it's beauty conzelmann nicole malliotakis to discuss the humanitarian crisis playing on her district. >> todd: a new variation of rainbow colored fentanyl pills that have been flooding over the border. arizona officials seizing over a half a million pills, at least 44,000 pills having that rainbow combination which resembles candy. the dea continuing to warn the cartels are using brightly colored fentanyl pills to target kids weeks before halloween. >> carley: a member that wild incident where aiden ax wielding man smashed up mcdonald's. that suspect freed without bail has been busted again. wait until you hear why. >> todd: i can't believe he was freed without bail -- i can because everyone is pretty two perfect stories out of philad

. >> staten island and other communities, they are going to -- everyone is going to see asylum seekersetting from elected officials and all the calls and i'm hearing from people saying, please not here, that just can't happen. this is a city wide crisis and all of us are going to be impacted. maria: because people in staten island are upset because apparently they're putting the migrants in schools in staten island and new york city schools are struggling to cope with the 5500 migrant children enrolled in local schools. joining us right now national border patrol council brandon judd. thanks so much. new york city is getting a little taste of what you've seen for the past year and a half, assess the border for us, brandon. >> yeah, they are getting a very little taste of what's actually going on in the border. when you look at this month allen, the numbers are absolutely astronomical and so what he's seeing is very small compared to what texas has had to deal with, what arizona has had to deal with. this is something that we are all dealing with and what i wish that he would do rather

amazon workers in staten island, new york, successfully filed a petition to form the company 1st union corporations from apple and google to target. and kellogg says, seen union activity to labor expert. david madeline says most workers have faced 5 decades of near stagnant wages, while economic inequality has hit record level and in juggernauts like amazon or apple workers are also under immense pressure to meet performance quota set by algorithm. with little control over changing their working conditions. then the pandemic hit. the american economy wasn't working very well from workers. and then you had co, which really put those problems into star relief workers were consider essential, but they weren't paid more than initially upstate work places. and so workers really felt particularly vulnerable at the same time, i saw the executives at their company's getting your record profits, so they were frustrated and ready to act. but beneath all that activity, the number of us workers in labor union hasn't changed all that much. and we heard that u. s. labor law still favor employer. it'

are seeking to be represented by the amazon labor union, the group which organized a facility in staten island earlier this year. workers in albany, new york, will begin voting on whether to join that union. twitter is reviewing policies around permanently banning users that would potentially bring content moderation more in line with elon musk's vision for the platform whether or not he buys the company. "the financial times" reports twitter has been considering other tools that could replace a ban for violating rules which is spreading misinformation. removing a ban for inciting violence is not considered so it's likely trump's lifetime ban will be lifted. >>> an explosion melts cars in san francisco. take a look. the surprising source causing a headache for a number of headache for a number of different owners. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we ca

in staten island they made history for forming first collective bargaining unit in amazon. >>> protesters gathered outside of city hall after a leaked recording captured racist and disparaging remarks made by martinez, de leon and cedillo. >>> back to election coverage. in three weeks, san francisco voters will be asked to weigh in on street closures. it's been a fight throughout the pandemic and the decision could have a major impact on two key traffic corridors. some are hoping that art will sway voters. >> reporter: in golden gate park, nature is among the most prominent sights. but in recent weeks, unusual art is grabbing attention. >> behind these giant childrens blocks. >> reporter: illuminate the arts, the group is bringing temporary installations to jfk drive, on what he calls the golden mile. >> a dozen murals by street artists. john law has let us display his recovered doggy diner heads. >> and golden chairs are set out. but you won't find cars. >> this road was open to cars. i bicycled on it my whole life. >> reporter: in may the board of supervisors voted to make permanent the

. >> comella from staten island, of course it's carmella from staten island.ivate, because he won't stop talking about his personal life right if anybody understands greg, he doesn't shut up it's like a stream of consciousness. he eats up meditation room. that is all for tonight. tucker is up next. i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ >> welcome to tucker carlson tonight. there are a lot of faraway places and the world, but europ is not one of them. europe is where your kids spend their year abroad. it's an easy flight from the east coast of the united states to pretty much anywhere in the continent. you know this if you been on vacation area. they've got starbucks and taco bell and air-conditi

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. >> they are underperforming hotels and in staten island if you saw staten island and others a weeku need staff and you have to feed people, you have to clean the hotels and take care of them. i guess they can violate federal law and hire illegal aliens. that is against federal law. they can't do that because that is too obvious. >> carley: we are talking dod officials being taken off the military jobs, the drugs to protect this nation to be sent to the southern border to essentially do made work rather than shut the border down and keep everybody safe. that way, also mayorkas said recently how he's blaming republicans say again, they keep saying the border is wide open, which is "to smugglers. so it is really republicans fault. >> you know that phrase words have meaning? in this case, the action went well ahead of the words. they have not secure the border. they have not continued to build physical barriers. they have not let the policy go forward, cbp officers go out and actually pick people up. the cutaways, the millions, within the last year or so, we've had total encounters 4.5

. >> people are worried in staten island the migrants are being put in schools in staten island and thenut new york my question why didn't we have these kinds of tents when you saw homelessness peak and it remains at peak levels homelessness is all over the country certainly in big cities, now the illegal migrants are getting phones, tvs, and opportunity employed video games, all the stuff in the tents and authorities are encouraging parents to double check their parents halloween candy, halloween coming up in a couple of weeks and after a massive set now bust in lax and los angeles officials to get 12000 pills hidden in boxes of candy congresswoman as we get more reports of smugglers using snapchat and tiktok to recruit people to drive bikers into the border into houston. we are showing ads on tiktok one post offer $2500, another $170,000 we showed you a week ago $70000 to drive an 18 wheeler truck from mcallen texas to houston trying to get american kids to do this despite all this administration is pushing arizona to move shipping containers left on the unfinished border wall they wan

a blow to the movement that secured an historic victory earlier this year in staten island.ed for higher wages and safer working conditions at the warehouse in castleton on hudson. efforts to organize at amazon continue across the country, while the company maintains its opposition to union efforts. >>> if you want krispy kreme doughnuts but you're at a mcdonald's, you'll soon number -- you'll soon be in luck. mcdonald's will start selling them at nine locations in louisville, kentucky, beginning october 26th as part of a test run to, quote, inform future menu decisions. both companies said in announcing the move. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday moning. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >>> way to keep the theme going. sweet treats. you may want to pay attention if you have ready-to-bake cookie dough in your home's refrigerator. nestle is recalling its stuffed chocolate chip cookie dough with fudge filling products. it's due to white plastic pieces that could be present. it was sold across the country in stores including publix and walmart. n

then we had starbucks, then we had amazon union here in staten island. since then, we've had trader joe's, we've had chipotle right there. there have been folks, the gaming industry folks in the media industry, 60% increase in the number labor petitions filed the first six months of this fiscal year the year before. so there are over and the be for the first time in a very long is starting to at least let unions make their so they're not being because for years entire apparatus of labor was in the hands of scalia's son people like that they were driving the train so people would go to try to get redress in the system. i to ask you one of the things is a common you talked about. i feel remiss whenever in a room this with so many people that have clearly progressive values and interests. one of the things it's curious to me is that here we are going into this election 2022 and everything is on. and i'm looking through here. health care shows up and the of people's health black there's a lot in here about your book about the chronic issue and i was feeling

i want to thank nicole malliotakis, our friend and colleague from staten island, for her work on this and her bill. as well as the chairman's bill. which has a pay-for. i think this is an important, important piece of legislation. i hope every member of the body will support it. i yield back the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now recognize the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. delauro, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i rise in support of the fairness for 9/11 families act. 9/11 is a day that left an indelible mark on all of us. we all remember where we were. when the towers fell, they took so many innocent lives. and the families left suffered irreplaceable loss. this bill would provide catch-up payments to 9/11 survivors, spouses and dependents who were unfairly excluded from the u.s. victims of state sponsored terrorism fund. while no amount of money can make up for their loss, this bill would fairly compensate th

she was in the city but princess and made a surprise visit to new york city, took a ride on a staten islandy. the royals in town for a gala for the english-speaking union. i was not invited, the princess became the leader of the unit after the queen died, still on the royals. the palisades in buckingham just announced when king charles will be crowned. is there a specific date. june 3rd is the day, it will be june 3rd, ceremony in westminster abbey, days of celebration to mark the beginning of a monarch's rain but reports suggest this is a more modest version when elizabeth the second was crowned in 1953, more than 8000 guests, 129, including every member of the british aristocracy and rich in tradition, known as edward's chair to represent his constitutional control of the nation and sovereign's or but, after being anointed, charles will have the crown of saint edward placed on his head. the king will also be 74 making him the oldest person to be crowned in british history. stuart: i'm sure our american audience lapped that up. i think they did. ashley: it is traditional all right. stuart:

. >> staten island and other communities, everyone is going to see asylum-seekers, all the calls i'm elected officials, all the calls i'm hearing from people saying please not here, that can't happen. this is a citywide crisis and all of us are going to be impacted. you can't have it both ways. either we are in this together or we are not. of the one we have a texas guy named will cane who joins us now. are the people of texas enjoying this? are they happy to see governor abbott sticking it to new york? >> you see the smile on my face. mayor adams is laying out the rhetoric perfectly. we are in this together or we are not. all of this, we can admit it is a political stunt from governor abbott governor desantis of florida. all this is designed to highlight the issue being experienced in expert initial numbers by fellow american states on the southern border. whatever new york city is dealing with or expired them to declare state of emergency is being dealt with in increased numbers hourly, daily, on the hour every day and that is something we should all be in this together, solve at a

i did not have to get on a plane , i didn't have to get on the staten island ferry.ould see the world because i had books. that education where i learned everything from latin to biology and all the science, mathematics, french, history, political economy. like anthony fauci, it was a great liberal arts education. in the death of learning, i am not sure it is still that available, at least not where it used to be. second, studying political science, it wasn't political science like the world knows political science. it was more or less principles of politics, principles of political philosophy and also a lot of reading of things like the federal -- understanding the constitution, learning about politics as the deepest level. the last thing that just totally took me by surprise. i have a friend who told me once that the most satisfying thing to do as an educator is to teach post tyranny children. he was doing this and poland, czechoslovakia, hungary. when i went to iraq and the students took home the idea of learning about things that were forced on you, learning abou

and they chose this image here a map because we have to remember of course that new york the staten island island this is a rural there forests this is green this is not built up the way it is today. so obviously, when these troops arrived they saw country and what they described as rolling hills, lush forests, springs. there was an abundance wheat, corn, other grains there were many orchards, chestnuts, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, plums, apricots and other fruit. the livestock was well nourished. the farms neatly kept. long island was described as the garden of all of north america. the german impression of new york city was very positive, as they admired its streets, beautiful church, this stately college. sadly, this prosperity seemed to have corrupted the inhabitants. indeed, the view of the land was so the view of the land was so that many of german observers speculated that the reason for the rebellion could not possibly be oppression by the mother country as the were claiming from their perspective, the colonies had little reason to complain if anything, many had become lazy a

and a judge staten island said no, that is the state constitution.cted to follow the law and implement the law would have advice from counsel, no, this violates the constitution, but they don't care appearance of what you have god's people -- and i think this is what the open border does which illuminates the idean nation. if you have warner's weather here illegally or legally but really illegal foreigners, the voting, controlling policy or who was elected, that also impact sovereignty, doesn't it which mark that is generally the point. you have to give the left some credit. they never stop. they were focused on the singular framework and they will continue no matter what happens here that is why we have to stop it. >> harris: so, i have a contrarian thought what people might do when you give them free stuff but your policies are not aligned with their values. maybe they don't vote democrat after all. >> jason: yeah, i think there is a assumption by the lip that the democrats, if you are hispanic or a person of color, you will vote for us. and they a

we go back to staten island, a deadly spot during hurricane sandy and one family, the father barely escaped the family sold the house back to the state and it is grass against the ocean but when asked would you move back would you be back at the oceanfront the quick response is yes but i would do it differently because they learned how important evacuation is and to have safety plans. stuart: neil: they be rebuilt in areas that on higher platforms on the new jersey coast. is it from that experience? >> they lost so many neighborhoods but rebuilt so the jersey shore not only homes but beaches, they created these incredible structures that are more of a barrier for storms like this. the other investment, not only had the surge but part of breezy point burned down as the storm came on shore. they've rebuilt it. looks better than it has before with new building code that is part of the innovation, rethinking what the future looks like when storms come through and that not only created conversations that are important in this storm era we are living in but encouraged people to come up with new i

staten island. had you knew what greg gutfeld does in private, because he won't stop talking about his personal life right if anybody understands greg, he doesn't shut up it's like a stream of consciousness. he eats up meditation room. that is all for tonight. tucker is up next. i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ >> welcome to tucker carlson tonight. there are a lot of faraway places and the world, but europ is not one of them. europe is where your kids spend their year abroad. it's an easy flight from the east coast of the united states to pretty much anywhere in the continent. you know this if you been on vacation area. they've got starbucks and taco bell and air-conditioning and modern hospitals freight is not another world. given how closely related the united states is to europe and has always been, you would imagine our leaders would notic when europe began to fall apart especially when the signs were not subtle at all. they weren't. this summer germans begin clearcutting ancient forest to h

. >> carley: a staten island the city says the requirement will remain in effect.tate supreme court judge riding "we shouldn't be penalizing the people who showed upup to work at grace risk to themselves while locked down" bid 16 terminated filed a suit and will be immediately reinstated with back pay by a city spokesperson says the mandate stands for all other city workers. what's going on here? we are going to be talking to a new york city teacher and higher fighter who says they were fired for his refusing to get the s shot. former levi's brand president who claims she was pushed out of our company for being outspoken on school closures is blaming her termination on what she calls "woke capitalism." >> my take on it, the ceos want to distance themselves from the tycoons and oil barons of the past. not enough to be really, really rich anymore. they want to be celebrated as philanthropists and do-gooders and so they adopt these social justice stances, they assert them to the company and banish anyone as proof of their goodness, anyone who disagrees. >> carley: for

. >> reporter: sam bongi oh vani opened sam's pizza on staten island. >> more or less a new york styleizza. >> reporter: in the last two weeks nearby hotels have become shelters for migrant families. >> this is not about democrat or republican, this is a catholic republican neighborhood. they believe in border laws. they're catholics first. >> bongiovani in new york's most conservative burb stepping up despite how they feel. many of his customers also pitching in. every donation goes up on the wall. >> keep the slice and the tip. use it for the migrants. god bless you for your help. >> reporter: the challenge of this current wave of migrants, most escaping a repressive venezuelan government. they arrive in large numbers. many are families. it wasn't designed for migrants in the shelter system. most have almost nothing, no connection, no friends, no relatives anywhere in the united states. >> in the past we were meeting people on their way to their sponsors who would take care of them, house them, feed them, clothe them. now we have people coming here with nothing. nowhere to go, no one

that's the same group that claimed victory at an amazon warehouse in staten island, new york should itass, this will be amazon's first california business, dom. >>> the bank of england is possibly exploring extending its emergency bond buying program beyond this friday's deadline. our joumanna bercetche is joining us this comes after the government said on the record the bank has no intention of extending the program, so why all the mixed signals? >> you know, that is a question that everyone in the market is asking themselves today, dom it think it is worth reminding viewers when the bank of england did introduce this program back on september 28th, it was strictly tell prey in nature and was supposed to end on october 14th the bank of england governor andrew bailey did warn them yesterday they have three days left to rebalance their positions after which they will pull back their gild buying program. the "financial times" as put out a report shortly afterward said it could be extended with officials monitoring it. at least the reaction tells you some people are hoping the bond buying

a judge in staten island said i'm saying this many is unconstitutional, with regard to sanitation workersstituted back pay for them. you will need to bring your own lawsuit to get your own back pay, but the bigger issue, this court said something was unconstitutional and the new york city mayor is saying i'm not going to follow that, on what legal grounds can he do that? >> right, they are refusing to comply and this is not the first decision that ruled they are exceeding their authority and mandating vaccine for city workers, but the city refused to comply with decisions and court orders and they're appealing, we have to fight it out. it comes down to mandates are destroying lives, people need to understand when they read headlines this is not how it is playing out. these people laid their lives on the line while we were sheltering in place, they put their lives on the line for the people of new york city and their lives are destroyed. no means of providing for their family, no health insurance, ineligible for unemployment. look at tim, he is on the virge of losing his mortgage, the city

madison allworth on staten island, this is a good start, fill it out for us, what does it mean for alltting the jab. >> this would mean all public city workers in new york fired for not getting the vaccine will be given the opportunity to get their jobs back so that would be huge, sanitation workers decision is far from over. it will be heard in the appellate ct. in new york. we spoke to a lawyer who represented dozens of cases pro bono related to vaccine mandates. he is claims why sanitation workers and other public workers who have not gotten their job back despite this decision, take a listen. >> the city and all its elegance decided not to follow that decision and the reason is because they are repealing that lawsuit and going to bring all these cases together. >> reporter: the sanitation worker appeal will be heard soon along with the others who follow the same lines, one of them is a tenured teacher who has a case coming up, she has been fighting since she lost her job but even if the case goes her way a, the trust has been broken. >> i loved my students, my job and was good at i

for an union election affiliated with this amazon labor union which won approval for a union in staten islandthere is another vote coming up in albany. starting to look like this thing is spreading. amazon is having a hard time containing it. emily: spencer soper, thank you. coming up, weeeks after the massive -- weeks after the massive adobe deal, another at software enterprise startup has news. howie liu is with us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the collaboration software startup air table announced its biggest launch of the year at its inarguable leaders forum. -- its inaugural leaders forum. coming up with a new connected app platform that will help company's like netflix and linkedin share dana, manage workflows -- data, manage workflows and more. ceo and cofounder howie liu joins us now for more on this. talk about the trends you're seeing in enterprise software and why this announcement in your mind is important. what problems does this solve? howie: 10 years ago, we created air table to empower the teams closest to the work in every company to be part of that disruption, to build t

mike from staten island.den was alive doing all the nuclear bomb psas. yes, he was. he goes back decades. steve from west virginia. if crime isn't a problem, then challenge the washington to go live on the street in the inner city for a few weeks. i bet you those journalists are terrified of walking around washington, d.c. i bet you. and i bet you this hatchet man is terrified of coming on jesse watters "primetime". may be he has the stones to do it, but i doubt it. charles from california saying he cannot complain because he experiencing migraine equity. some people just start off from a different place. diane from florida, great coin toss from the governor. trust him more with our nuclear football than joe biden. i have a feeling if joe flipped a coin, it wouldn't be heads or tails. we have james from an undisclosed location. perhaps he knows something about the nuclear armageddon. perhaps you could do a show on the trillion dollar infrastructure bill. i think we have done that. i want to give you guys a li

a staten island judge said the vaccine for new york city with municipal workers is unconstitutional,ling and the requirement will remain in effect for all except the 60 workers who filed the lawsuit. a firefighter, teacher who run their own suit against the city joins "fox & friends first" earlier to react to the decision. >> we felt like the pandemic was over and by the time they issued this mandate. >> yesterday as well, a lot of hope, but now understanding that the city is just refusing to comply is really upsetting. >> ainsley: what a shame here are the ruling comes the same day the city's health leaders voted to rescind the private sector vaccine mandate as well as the requirement for extracurricular activities in school. the jonas brothers are going to be burning up the football field appear at the boy band is performing at halftime when the dallas cowboys take on the new york giants on thanksgiving day appear at the performance also promotes donations for the salvation army. how great is that? you can watch the game and their performance when it airs on "fox" this thanksgiving

suspended 50 workers who refused to go back to work after a fire broke out inside a warehouse in staten island, new york. workers said it was not safe to go back due to smoke and flooding. the suspensions occurred at the only unionized amazon warehouse in the united states. this comes as the amazon labor union is calling on the company to stop stalling and start negotiating with the union. "the new york times" has confirmed the identity of a woman who played a key role in recruiting and tricking a group of 48 venezuelan asylum seekers in texas to board a flight to martha's vineyard in massachusetts as part of a political ploy by florida governor ron desantis. "the times" identified the woman as perla huerta. she is a former combat medic and counterintelligence agent who served in iraq and afghanistan. she was discharged by the army in august. the group lawyers for civil rights has filed a class action civil rights against huerta, desantis, and others involved in the scheme. a fire broke out today at a south force airbase after a south korean missile malfunctioned and ashed during a live-fire d

migrants on a staten island begging for food and clothing.me and the border, national issues both playing out in new york. this state and this city are a microcosm of what ails the whole country. yesterday afternoon in broad daylight two teenagers were shot outside lee zeldin's home. he is the republican candidate for governor. he and his wife were away from home. his two daughters were doing homework at the kitchen table. they heard shots and screams, ran upstairs to a bathroom and called for help. if it can happen on long island, it can happen anywhere. and you can't cover it up either. everybody's got a camera these days. this morning "the new york post" reports that some of the migrants bussed from the border are walking around neighborhoods asking for help. it's fall, it's cold here. these folks are dressed for the desert, and they're hungry. the mayor, eric adams, has declared a state of emergency, but he hasn't asked the president to do his job and secure the border. three questions to ask democrats this november. number one, are you s

you know, we wasn't a gang from the bronx, you know, what i'm saying, or from staten island.achother. we had town rivals hackensack, englewood, you know,and they're like, we'll get into these fights andthen a cop comes break it up. but we wasn't a gang. we were just trying todefend ourselves, you know? we were alwaysoutnumbered. al: the demonizing of phillippannell, casting him as a thug. it had nothing todo with the shooting. that was not known tothe officer when he shot him. he didn't know whether hewas a choirboy or convict. mike: another thing youneed to understand about what happened in teaneck in april 1990 whenphillip was shot, was you got to turnback the clock a year to the centralpark jogger case. now, we all knowthat the central park jogger case was atravesty of justice. but at the timethat case jumped out to particularlywhite people in the suburbs as anexample of violence from the black community,specifically young black men. alison: in the eighties,teaneck went through a very roughpatch with drugs. and if you take a look at thecrime statistics at the time it was e

i live on staten island. i was worried.d luck, guys. >> tyrus: geraldo, start with you. how many centuries you've been in new york. you've seen it all. >> geraldo: since the dawn of time. >> tyrus: is it -- they compared it to the 80s. would you compare it to the 80s? >> geraldo: it's not as bad as the 80s. visibly. the subway celebrated its 118th anniversary yesterday. i covered most of that. you see a lot more in the subway. vigilante that shot four young guys that were assaulting him. you had the birth of the guardian angels, citizens getting involved. now the subways are much more appropriate business-like, but you have as martha has been reporting this -- the untreated mentally ill comes in to play here because the subway is a place with zero tolerance for craziness. in other words, it's too easy for someone to knock someone over. that is the nightmare of every school child in new york that goes to public school. someone that will knock them on the tracks. you live with that horrible menace. so the artery, the subway t

. >> brian: staten island, i know this cop just sued to get his job back.just got it back yesterday. so hopefully this could be a ripple effect across the cou country. >> steve: all right. it is 8:15 in the east. out west, there is a most disturbing story. >> ainsley: four california family members kidnapped at gunpoint. found that overnight. police confirming their worst fears after finding the bodies of an 8-month-old baby girl. her parents and her uncle. surveillance video from the family's video shows them walking them out in zip ties. the kidnapping suspect was hospitalized after trying to take his own life, following his arrest on tuesday. no motive into the situation has been released. new york's bravest saluting allison russo. the veteran first responder was stabbed to death in queens last week during an unprovoked attack on her lunch break. her grieving father ripping the suspect during a eulogy, saying that man murdered my daughter, and she would be the first want to come to his aid if he ever needed help. she was such a beautiful person. he kille

. >> steve: schuler, and so the city, i guess , relocated them to a series of hotels in staten island freezing to death because they have literally got the clothes they were given in texas. big difference in temperature. >> it seems the city is trying to ramp up their response, but even mayor adams has said the word, emergency. that's exactly what it is. i think people out there should be asking where the federal government is in response to this. joe biden was in town last week, he flew from poughkeepsie down the jersey shore back to manhattan. never once did he stop and look at what's going on at the port authority bus depot where one of the tent cities that's now being constructed. he needs to be confronted with the failure of his border policies so he can understand the ramifications. >> steve: after you saw with your own two eyes, what did you do? >> i brought some clothes and toys for some of the kids. again, i'm a father. it's troubling to say. i could disagree with the policy and fight the policy but when you see people there in desperate circumstances, as a result of insane b

to say don't put the schools in staten island he says doesn't make sense. what's going on in new york with respect to these migrants. >> it's a quintessential lesson in hypocrisy. this is a city that wants to have a sanctuary city, that means don't charge people for being here illegally. then when people get here illegally, the they claim what a crisis is. what concerns these is what alexandria ocasio-cortez said in the same speech. she was talking about bringing everybody across the border, letting them come across the border and a making them u.s. citizens. when you come here illegally you shouldn't be awarded with citizenship. no country would be put up what we're putting up with on the southern border. maria: we issue 1 million green cards a year and she's allowing these illegal migrants to just jump ahead of the line. what about those people who have been doing it legally, who have waited months and months and months to get that green card. it's okay to just have a wide open border so these other people can just jump ahead? >> maria, my brother-in-law