and staten island were not subjected to that. that is a fact. i am certain. that is what i mean when i say people of color and the poor. i did not say the poor are all black, but this. two, in regard to the attacks you and others feel your subjected to, i do not believe in that and do not engage in that. every life has worth and dignity value. you will hear it in my politics. lacek the dish i am ol so the extent you have experienced that, that person did not make their case and tryinof view was correct. third, regarding martin luther king jr., i know something about this. i have written a book about dr. king a new york times best-selling book. i have written about dr. king and he is to myassessment, the greatest american this country has ever produced. king, the greatest american we have ever produced. ó$so i try to be like dr. king ever signaled a. he talked about judging people by the character of their content and not the color ofr skin, but we have twisted thatbester diced it to make it mean something it did not mean -- and i

number one, with regar to staten island and experiencing en there and people contracting cancer"n these climate catastrophes. so underline that word, disproportionatenot suggesting e what you saw, and i'm with you. at is why democrats and republicans in office have to justice, climate equity, climate resilience more seriously. n, just happening to people of color and poor people, but disproportionate. his, i do not knowin, but i assu that the wealthy and staten fact. i amtain. that is what i mean when i say people of color and the poor. i did not say the poor are all black, but they are disproportionately impacted by this. mmtw in regard to the attacks you andr subjected to, i do not believe in that and do not engage in that. has worth and dignity and value. you will hear it in my politics. i am on polacek the dish i am unapologetically progressive. so personal attacks and to the extent you have eer make their case and trying to convince you that their point of view was cct.third, regarding mr king, jr., i know something about this. i have written a book about dr. king, a new york tim

second how are you doinglling from new york city i don't know if you've ever heard of staten island, have you. >> i've been there many times are. world the only man-made structure you can see from space and i live there highest cancer rate in the country, we were getting from bronx brooklyn and manhattan to black communities and i didn't hear anybody cal it racist i had to deal with thatancer from that, staten island is 90% white and they used to be, i would ask you when are you going to start t without color i look at and i see a particular guy but i don't see blackuy or white i don't like't you be like martin in like that judge me by my character in my i was born in 1868 and any african-american bor has had every freedom that i have the 76ers are starting to get a littleitnd jackson and yourself blew it up in 80s and the last 30 or 40 years this counthe way to another civil war if we can't start looking at non- color and a white man is wrong or black meat is wrong that's another thing >> let's get a response looking for so i would get. number one with with staten island and experie

live in in staten island talking to real people that's what matters charles payne those that host ofking money" with charles payne fox business gray tabby here it's a huge night and "the wall street journal" things it will be all about the economy with this headline for trump and for clinton it's still the economy, stupid. costly so the challenger would foster growth. this is david malpass and to his point i mean you can just point to the numbers. if you are donald trump, right? and you point to inflation under the current president versus his administration, inflation under biden up 19% under trump it was 5%. gas is up 46%, trump they were down. rent prices up 30%. 30-year mortgage, that is just that ship has sailed. >> we heard the guy in the diner who said you can't buy a house or get a mortgage. house affordability is the worst it has ever been in this cou country. that is the key i think because for instance someone may say hey, nominal gdp under biden has been through the roof. president trump, why wasn't yours as high? and the distinction, obviously, has to be when you pour bi

iow if you have ever heard of staten island, have you?est: caller: staten island had the biggest dump in world man-made and you could see it from space. and i lived there, highest tax rate in the country. we were getting carbon from mainly communities, and i did not hear anyone call that racist. people died from cancer ofand when are you going to at americans without color? i look at you and see and articulate guy but i do not see black or white. i like the politics, but why can you be more like martin luther king? why can't you judge my character and my heart? i was born in 1968, and any african-american on the same year i was has had every freedom i have had.since 1968. i:1970's, things started to get sharpton, jackson, and yourself blew it up in the 1980's. it will be another civil war. look at non-color if i white man is wrong, a black m's it, nothing to do with color. guest: there is a lot there.if you saw me look away, it is because i was writing it down. number to staten island and there and people contracting cancer there he is ri

colin in staten island, are you with us? >> hello, yes, i am sorry. i feel like i am leaning toward biden but it is mostly because i am cringing away from trump. too much baggage. way too much baggage. tonight what i am looking for is for biden to show that he has some vigor. it is, he is going across to the g7, he is out for the june war memorial holiday, he is showing something that i do not think the rest of the country really often sees. >> so you want to see vitality from the president, mental acuity, is that what you are looking for to seal the deal? >> i think he has it, i just do not think he is showing it, or it is not being shown. this is a big audience for him tonight and i think it is an opportunity. i would rather have another choice, i really would have another choice but if it is so binary we are it is one of the other, i think trump just does not have so many things, including character, just so much. >> there will be two candidates on stage tonight. they must meet ruirements outlined in the u.s. constitution, a natural born citizen, 3

. >> ainsley: staten island put them in that old school?brian: staten island won that award. >> ainsley: they closed down that shelter. >> steve: a lot going on. that's why we present it to you whenever it is news and it is today. speaking of news, carley joins us with other news. >> carley: update on a story we have been following. a man wanted in connection with four murders across two states is behind bars this morning after being captured yesterday. arkansas state police found stacey lee drake in a wooded area. where he had been spotted while on the run for two days. authorities say drake carried out three murders in oklahoma. one in alabama. he was also wanted on felony warrants in multiple states for charges including robbery and carjacking. usc student ivan gallegos who fatally stabbed a homeless man he witnessed trying to break into cars on greek row will not face charges. l.a. d.a. george gascon declined to file charges we believe mr. gallegos' actions were driven by a genuine fear for his life and the lives of others. the lapd rec

. >> host: staten island, new york undecided calling. why are you undecided?ollin in staten island are you with us? undecided progress yes, i am sorry. i feel like i am leaning towards a biden but it is mostly because i am cringing away from trump. he has too much baggage she has way too much baggage and tonight when i am looking for is for biden to show he has some vigor i feel like. it is on fear of the clips that are snipped for him but seriously he wl cross over to the g7 he is over there for the june or memorial holiday he is showing something i don't think the rest of the country sees often. >> you want to see vitality from the president, mental acuity is that which you are looking for to seal the deal? >> i think he has its i just don't think he is showing it or it's not being shown. this is a big audience for him tonight. i think as an opportunity. listen i would rather have another choice i would really like to have another choice. it is so by inerrant words one or the other i think trump doesn't have summary things including character i mean there is

>> that's an easy answer, on none. >> on the ground in staten island they can make these claims. >> you are mentioning, just invoking what a new york moment this was. he stands up in a courtroom and it is miles from where he was born, miles from where his father started building the very developments that were the foundations of the family's fortune, that he has squandered in different ways, both reputational he and financially. and a jury of his peers in the city that made him a national figure, in the city that ended up rejecting him so much that he decided to move to florida. bring them back home to try him and find him guilty. it is a very shakespearean fall for someone who is not elegant or, i think, civilized enough to into the books of shakespeare . but he, nonetheless, the trajectory of all this is profound. and i think he felt that standing in the courtroom. i think when he came out in the hallway and started talking about the system being rigged again and rambling on and on, he looked worn down. >> little richard the third. >> are you concerned about the destruction that cause

. >> staten island was the only one of new york's five boroughs to vote for the quintessential new yorkerp in both 2016 and 2020. commuters are arriving from the island for work today were remaining loyal. >> i love trump. why? because he is going to make america great again. >> what do you think of the conviction? >> he is still going to be president. i have to get to work. joe biden is out. >> use a convicted felon. i don't know what this jury was thinking. >> people will still vote for him anyway. >> according to the trump campaign, more than $34 million was raised from small donors in the hours following the guilty verdict, almost doubling their previous daily record. but half this divided country believes donald trump got what was coming to him. >> i don't know what to say. i didn't think this was actually going to happen. i cannot believe it. it is about time he is held accountable for something. it is amazing. >> donald trump will undoubtedly appeal against this verdict, but that won't happen for months. before that, he will be sentenced and will enter the final lap of his presiden

no, i'm saying, look, if you're not really from the bay tang is from staten island, new york. so look new york take over this weekend. i love my weight battle head on. >> sunday which has been the talk of the town as it got put on social media and you can get water blasters in the back the splash. it. >> problem they do battle heads. good out here. yeah, they do. all right. that's going to wrap things up for a >> trump's day of fury. >> watching the verdict from there. >> the i love you dad message to her father and nation on edge.

as commuters arrived for work from republican—leaning staten island, there was plenty of loyalty forr president. i love trump. why? because he will make america great again. i'm not a fan of him, or biden, but he's very charismatic. - i think people are still going to vote for him, no matter what anyway. according to the trump campaign, more than $34 million was raised from small donors in the hours following the guilty verdict, almost doubling their previous daily record. party leaders were also completely on message. this is a purely political exercise, not a legal one. key figures, like house speaker mikejohnson, said the conviction was absurd and outrageous, and plenty more leading republicans followed suit. donald trump has their complete loyalty. donald trump will undoubtedly appeal against his conviction, but that won't happen for months. before that, he'll be sentenced and will enter the final lap of this presidential election with a criminal conviction around his neck. this is uncharted territory in the 250—year history of this country. gary 0'donoghue, bbc news, new york. i

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was the first woman to sign a contract in the atlantic league, and played two seasons with the staten island ferry hawks before signing with the ballers. by the way, the ballers won 9 to 8 nba finals. got started in boston tonight. the celtics taking on the dallas mavericks. celtics did not look like they suffered any lingering effects from a week long layoff. racing out to 21 point halftime lead. celtics win easily 107 to 89. game two is suay again you know which one we're talking about? i do. we are talking about the full house home in san francisco, located at 1709 broderick street in the lower pacific heights neighborhood. the three story home could be yours for $6.5 million. jeff we pool our money, we can do it. also up for sale handprints and concrete stone of the full house cast. unclear how much it should be noted. oh, there it is. most of the full house was filmed at warner bros. studios in los angeles. so really, it was the exteriors of the home in san francisco. there it is. it looks nice. remodeled it. that's not the way it looked before. no kids were running around. not at all.

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[laughter] i can't believe we have to pass staten island to get to 108th street but you are finding yourselfistic place, do you not? we close to a course correction were people will get it? >> i think gratitude is a ch choice. it's not like your hair or skin color most are sign or blood type, we can choose, left to right, to be grateful for progress was made in a think the thing that worries me and bothers me like torturing things can be true once, we are not done yet. there is a ways to go. we can really improve our country but to ignore the fact that we've gone 1776 through 1812 to the second world war, we have come for and whatever improvements need made, i think we still have a lot to be proud of and celebrate and to be grateful for and you know it better than anybody, nobody wants a lecture or sermon or lesson, you have to entertain and i hope that's what the stories do but it was great to vote go back to my first field trip as a kid. >> is that true? >> we end up at fort mchenry not far from where i grew up which to go there and the key bridge half of which is now at the bottom of the

voters on the debate watch party in staten island express frustration over inflation.on a month to month basis and they're much higher than three years ago. going for them on the every dollar that was made in 2019 and it's now about 20-cents less about 80-cents. >> look at a variety of statistics and going with inflation and think about afternoon that it takes to buy a house now and just need to live in reality. >> the debate started with the direction of the economy and top concern of voters for months now and that's likely to remain for them continuing towards november. going for shark tank investor and ken, they're each technically right and going with donald trump going to fire along when he was president and we had covid to deal with this saying technically argue both right for the perception of americans and the trend is not the trend and going for them. who's right? >> this reality and three easy measures and looking at and food prices up about 32% from pre-pan democrat and i can remained there and housing also early intervention program nated dramatically and e

. >> reporter: we were out with voters on staten island, the number one concern i heard from people wass while prices might be down on a month-to-month basis they are still much higher than they were three years ago. >> there is no way this economy is better. >> i graduated college in 2019. every dollar i made in 2019 is $0.20 less. >> you look at a variety of statistics, all in inflation, the average it takes to buy a house here. you need to live in reality. >> reporter: inflation wasn't the only concern. voters wanted to talk about president biden's debate performance. >> biden is scripted, i don't think he is genuine. don't think he has a grip on what's going on in america. >> i had a hard time understanding him. >> biden looked very old, very weak at times and he couldn't defend his record. >> live reaction we got in those commercial breaks and even with the most recent criticism the biggest concern overwhelmingly was inflation and the economy. the pce number will come out and less than an hour. maria: we expect fractional moves but thank you. madison alworth with voter concerns. pr

rv covered in donald trump campaign posters was totaled when it crashed into a utility pole on staten islandn sunday afternoon. >> jimmy: how many times did i tell you? no posters on the windshield! [ applause ] and of all the many swings trump took at the barrage of softballs tossed gently in the fox news batting cage, this was undoubtedly the biggest whiff of all. >> you famously said regarding hillary clinton, "lock her up." you declined to do that as president. >> i beat her. it's easier when you win. and they also said lock her up. and i felt -- and i could have done it. but i felt it would have been a terrible thing. and then this happened to me. so i may feel differently about it. i'm not sure i can answer the question. hillary clinton, i didn't say lock her up, but the people say lock her up, lock her up, okay. >> jimmy: really? it's so interesting, because i remember you most certainly doing that. >> hillary clinton, oh, she is crooked, folks. she is crooked as a $3 bill. >> you should lock her up, i tell you. >> lock her up is right. >> but what she has done, they should lock her u

>> i'll be out on staten island.lking to voters as they watch the debate. >> will you talk in that accident? >> no i want people to talk to me. >> you might get a beer in the face. you might like that though. thank you. more from our movement. that's next. oh tina! wild tina booked a farm stay to ride this horse. glenn close?! with millions of possibilities you can book whoever you want to be. that's my line! booking.com booking.yeah choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. ♪ imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative products and new recycling technologies for sustainable change. because when you push for smarter solutions,

. >> dana: nichole malliotakis from staten island, congresswoman and she is on this committee. she was on "fox & friends" first this morning. listen here. >> we're uncovering a lot of discrepancies what dr. fauci told the committee and what other staff members have told the committee. we're trying to get to the bottom of the accountability. who is lying to this committee and committing perjury and responsible for the destruction of government records. whose idea was it to use a personal g-mail instead of using government email to avoid freedom of information laws. that's what we're trying to uncover. >> dana: there is that and that also gets to the other question which is how did this originate in the first place? i think he will get a lot of questions about the funding of the lab in wuhan where it looks like a lot of people, democrats and republicans on this committee are looking at saying the evidence is pointing us to a lab leak. >> two things, dana. first very disappointing to me as someone who spent more than 40 years in public service that it was such an orchestrated effo

roots voters forming rallies and car parades from huntington beach, california to new hampshire to staten islande people. there is an uprising and shift in momentum across the country. we will continue to fully capitalize only it and president trump is going to win in cheryl: here's the thing. we know his base is loyal. we know those people who loved and supported donald trump from 2015 to now were going to be there for him but the campaign is the issue of the undecided voters, that's a small amount of voters that are going to decide this election and what the democrats are going to do is -- there's a new york times piece pout this, it says democrats push biden to make trump's felonies a top 2 2024 issue. they say interviews with dozens of democrats reveal a party hungry to tell voters that donald trump's conviction is unfit for you office. let's listen to the former president. i want to get your reaction to all of this. >> a lot of people said we have no choice but to elect trump. republicans, because he's the only one that can withstand this. don't forget, if it weren't me they would be going

and then nicole malliotakis, she represents staten island, here's her she said about this.mic approve governments preparedness and response plans. and gather answers for families who lost elderly loved ones and nursing homes to positive except positive patients even if they cannot care for them. we will see what happens with that committee today. the port of baltimore shipping channel reopening three months after cargo ship lost power and hit the francis scott key bridge killing six construction workers. the u.s. army corps of engineers has the channel has been restored to their original dimensions and was certified as safer transit reopening the channel meant that crews had to remove 50000 tons of wreckage from the river, the response with 2000 people, 24 tugboats, 13 cranes and ten excavators that's according to officials on the ground that collapse sparked a multiagency investigation to what caused the disaster, we know that that lost power, finally there is this apple joining the artificial intelligence arms race during the company annual worldwide developers conference

. >> the impound them without the other day they crushed a bunch out in staten island that's a way to they have thousands they went to send a message to people across new york they're not going to tolerate it. >> rolled the steamroller over them. alexis mcadams in new york city. >> crooked joe has imported more illegal aliens into the country that at any other time in history of our country times, may be 50. there has never been anything like this happening to our country. they are changing the fabric of our country. they are destroying our country. they are doing things that are unthinkable. there are so many bad things but this open border situation where you are allowing millions and millions of people deflate our country. we cannot handle it. no country could handle it. it's not sustainable. jon: former president trump ripping biden's policy in las vegas earlier today. more on the ongoing crisis under southern border it let's bring an republican senator markwayne mullin serves on the senate armed services committee into the conversation. senator, you sell the president made that e

jury system, that people in new york county are going to have certain biases just like people in staten island are going to have different biases based on polling and election results, and all of those people during voir dire were honest enough. some of them self-selected, raised her hand and said you know what? i can't be fair and impartial and the 12 that remained were not 12 random people. there were 12 people who had to look themselves in the mirror and say i can do this. i have opinions. i made of voted a certain way and i may have thoughts about the president because this is not a case where you're going to find someone who didn't know who donald trump was. this is not a case where you will find someone on the jury who had no opinions about donald trump and i think it is impossible to have zero opinions about donald trump. everybody in america has a thought about donald trump and yet, those people, by the time you get to those 12, once they had withstood the crucible of examination during the voir dire process, those were people who i guess i'm not that surprised, who had self- selected,

. >> --a very happy birthday to our staten island producer christy.ns tonight taco bell. she's going to taco bell for dinner after having taco bell for lunch on her birthday. i pray for the person who has to sit next to her tomorrow. let's do some texts. carla from el paso, taco bell for her birthday what are you paying these people. >> taco bell is expensive have you seen. thank you biden. mike from long beach as a comedy writer extraordinaire i must admit your lines are funny waters do you right them all yourself? >> what do i look like ray got felder come on. taking debate advice from hillary clinton is like taking financial advice from many made off. bow should be in jail. cnn's presidential debate is an exam for a job if you know your job why do you need to study. >> exactly. >> steve from massachusetts. how board must obama be if he is calling biden staff all day. >> michelle is there something you can do. >> carl from texas how much is biden's debate prep costing us. feeding all them was on you every day is a lot of money. we make they should j

stuart: italian from staten island. lauren: oh, cheese. on donald trump. the news for the decline yesterday this week is sec cleared registration for this and dilutes the stock. but like i said, it's about that conviction acting like a meme stock and going for them. stuart: absolutely you've got this right. lauren: down to $75 a share and blames the loss of executive talent and there's no compelling new product and i fail this as brian knows and he's a sneaker guy and has kids. adidas onlals and nike competitor, they're all the rage. >> stop it, what is that? lauren: samba and gazelles. the ones with the three stripes, everyone is wearing them. keep moving on. >> come on, stuart. stuart: olive garden plans to keep raising menu prices. wait a minute, didn't their sales drop in the last quarter? so if they raised prices, what sale drops? lauren: i'd imagine that's the case. olive garden sales fell 1.5% or 2.5 will grow and those two companies because the low end and that's the high end and it's still going to have the next 12 months. >> i to

>> i was out in staten island and with voters watching in realtime and getting realtime reaction.ll deal with the debt. both presidents added a ton of debt during their time. president trump was asked that and didn't really give a solid answer. charles: how about maybe that no answer was the answer. they're not going to deal with it. they were things that should have been brought up that weren't. there's a company called cognify and it's a new concept and rehabilitates artificial memory. are row down with that one. going with psychedelics and ai. there's a lot being explored but let's look at it with those coming back with ptsd from war. you want to leave innocent till proven guilty and some finances reversed and my fear is put something through this and they're dealing with it for the rest of their lives even if they weren't guilty. that makes me irreversible stuff making me nervous in the justice system. >> maybe have someone so far gone and i'll be done in a few minutes and enjoy the pain and go out and do it again. >> elon musk was crazy a few years ago saying he was going to

voters at a debate watch party in staten island expressed their frustration over inflation saying whiley be down month to month, they're still much higher than where they were three years ago. >> biden is full of it. there's no way this economy is better. >> i graduated college in 2019, and so every dollar i made in 2019 is now about a, is now about 20 cents less, so it's about a 80 cents. >> you can look at a variety of statistics, cost of goods, the core pci, all-in inflation, you know, think about the average income it takes to buy a house now. you just need to live in reality. >> reporter: inflation wasn't their only concern, however. voters also wanted to talk to us about a president biden's debate performance. >> biden is just scripted. i don't think he's genuine. i don't think he's got a grip on what's going on in america right now. >> he look looked like he wasn't very focused. i had a hard time understanding him. >> biden looked very old, very weak at a times, and when it just came to it, he just couldn't really defend his record. >> reporter: despite the concerns, biden has co

he was the defender of rome, the exile of the marshes of ravenna the candle dealer of staten island, and the hero of the late italian war, candle dealer as a descriptor sold garibaldi somewhat short, was already an international celebrity. he had traveled widely he had fought against the french in rome in the 1840. he did in new york in 1850, and he did briefly in a candle factory. his temporary stay in the united states before leaving in 51. but in 60, garibaldi made his way to sicily to fight for italian unification, which georgia papers covered extensively. the coverage existed alongside that of the stormy democratic national convention, where southern pro slave delegates absconded from an event they saw as decidedly fixed in favor of stephen, the savannah news wondered about the state garibaldi's activities in a column next to a reprinted speech of e or hardened delegate to the democratic convention who complained that it was not a symbol for the purpose of promoting the great interests of our country, but instead is a douglass convention, one that could split the nation apart ap

she played two seasons with the staten island ferry hawks before signing with the brawlers.awlers took the win home 9 to 8 strikeouts. well, trending this morning we're talking about the rise of run clubs. they've been a concept for a while, and now a new generation of runners lacing up not only for the exercise, but for the chance to find love here at home. the bay area run club is starting to gain some traction in that area. today in the bay is ginger conejero saab live in san francisco, taking an early morning jog alongside them . ginger, you were warming up earlier. oh, we are warmed up. scott and laura, good morning to you guys. you know, i would do anything for love and maybe that's what these runners are doing. you know who took me through those stretches at jacobs lubinski from the bay area running club and all his crew that woke up early to get a nice early morning jog with us. jacob, this. you're starting off too fast. oh, my. slow down, slow down. just kidding. i'm just kidding. no you guys are great. tell me how this all started. it started off a tiktok, making a

. >> a very happy birthday to our staten island producer kristy. >> primetime. favorite lunch. taco bell, there she is with1 of one of her favorites, a crunch plan supreme fav. >> her dinner plans tonight. taco bell, she's going to taco bell for dinner. dinner >> having taco bell for lunch on her birthday. coli pray for the person who has to sit next to her tomorrow. >> let's do some texts. carla from paso. e >> taco bell for her birthday. what are you payin belg people? taco bell's expensive now. have you seen it? thanks. biden-nomics. mike from long beach. >> as a comedy writer extraordinaire, i must. ny your lines are funny. watters do you write them all yourself do yo ? hat do what do i look like? gutfeld come on. >> claude from stuarts draft, virginia debate advice fromm hillary is like taking financial adviceary clin from my madoff. >> both of them should be ine in jail jai. >> andy inland from space. cnn's presidential debate is anj exam for a job. >> if you know your job, why do you need to study exactly. >> steve from massachusettss. how bored must bara

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the only time you get to hear biden say hello, bronxrmanentllf he's doing a rally in staten island. >> okay. but -- but that black street crowd thing matters like 50 cent matters. he is a guy with a lota guot of influence. okay? he got of shot nine times and dead. >> did something more dangerous like with chelsea handler. >> okay. but he had his shots. yeah, but that stuff matters. >> the only time howard orppor kimmel have had black support is when they painted it on to their face. >> that's true painted i not go. >> very good. all right, kat, why do celebrities in general struggle with trump's popularity? do you?g >> popularity is like a finite pie. >>no one else said it. so g i guess i have to say it is funny. >> see, you call out other p people for having a big ego. oh, i am right. thank you. that's such an easy joke. >> i know you're going to do that. well, you give you pictures yourself to other people for christmas. >> that is a joklf to othee abo >> uh huh.my oh, i, i honestly so i think. that it's not really a celebrity. i think it's why i write about this in my in my new boo

if you ask people in staten island about this, they are furious. if you ask people in queens, they are fur iious. >> the conundrum is if they don't do this, the only way they will ever make up the mta budget and everything else in the city is to tax business. to talk about trying to tax something more popular or less popular, what will happen is -- >> it sounds more popular to me. >> go tax the businesses. >> then they will go. >> or they can charge people to ride the subways and buses. have you seen the amount of money they are losing because people are not paying fares? 20% declines in revenue. people are not paying buses that were free during the pan pandemic. this is a situation where they can't get their arms around what is happening in the subway system and people refuse to pay. >> i take the subway daily. >> i was looking at the numbers. how much it has dropped because people are refusing to pay. the fare drjumpers. people are refusing to pay the fares is unbelievable. >> you are not say fare jumper? >> no, i'm not. that's amazing if true. 2

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staten island was general manager terry fontenot. will.itional $50,000 in fines. let's have to pinehurst resort country club in north carolina. it's round one of the u.s. open and scottie scheffler. well, he finished the tied for 34th. >>one over par right here, including this nice birdie it on a par 4 0th hole bryson dechambeau. well, he had himself a great watching here. they're tied 4th with matthew provide. he sings the par on the 9th hole he gets an ovation from the audience, rightfully so. but it was roy mcilroy who years, you know, he better he sings. here's a birdie put in final hole. he finished tied for first with patrick cantlay 5 under par. >>the 2 sit atop the leaderboard heading into the round. 2 of the u.s. open that taking place tomorrow. >>and that's going to do it for us here on kron on. we'll be back with your morning news. beginning at 5. i'm dan thorn. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> tonight, goldie hawn and kurt russell victims of a home invasion. >> i can't explain the experience. >> how they are fight b

up next, staten island, new york, democrat line caller: deacon here. show this morning and the only comment i want to make is it is interesting that both new york and delaware convicted these parties in their home states. so we did the right thing, the democrats. we found juror that listened to the cases and they unanimously found guilty both instances, so we just have to live with that, ride out the appeal process and see where this goes. but it is fair. post: in new york, thoughts on people adding their thoughts yesterday after the announcement came was represented jim mcgovern, democrat from massachusetts. referring specifically to his republican colleagues for their reaction to the hunter biden case yesterday, here's representative mcgovern from yesterday. >> when donald trump was convicted beside media reaction from republican leaders. within seconds. that this sham, the judge is corrupt, the jury is rigged. the contrast today is just staggering. nization. but when he democrat is convicted, the no less, that is justice. give me a break. hunter bid

host: robert in staten island, new york. democrat. caller: good morning.'m soda recovering from all these loud people you've had on this morning. as far as the border goes, i would like to see something done special for mexicans and canadians since they are our neighbors. once we can get them on board us maybe we can start looking at joint solutions for how to deal with all these other folks that want to be part of this great system. we just can't accommodate all of them. they don't know what the right number is. the government needs to tell us how many people we can accommodate so we can work on sorting this out. have no idea with the right number is. i would like to know more about that so i can think about what is the best way to accomplish some achievable goal and still be the country we are without turning into turkey or china or some of these other countries your republican callers mentioned. we are not those countries. we don't want to be those countries. you can get on a plane and fly to one of those countries if you want. they would probably take

they won landmark victory in 2022 organizing thousands of workers in staten island, new york. attempts to bring amazon to the bargaining table when it comes to contracts. >>> and dave calhoun under the gun today following whistleblower allegations and january's midair door plug blowout. >>> we're seeing some buying once again, but less so than the last time we checked. >>> let's get to dom chu with this morning's premarket movers. >> i think bryson has turned into an outstanding golfer, which we know he is at this point, and also because he's a content creator. i have watched his reels and everything else, and so it has been an interesting move for bryson overall. but to your point, let's talk a little about our tuesday morning movers. let's choeck on occidental. there's another purchase by berkshire, and according to regulatory filings they purchased 2.9 million shares in the last trading days bringing the total to 3.5 million shares. that's where around $15.4 million. now, shares of merck up about a quarter percent, north of 2,000 shares of volume. there's a vaccine for pneu

let's hear from rose in staten island. she is calling on the agreed line. good morning.aller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i appreciate it. i agree that there is definitely some bias going on between justice clarence thomas and justice alito. it is just so obvious. we have to take that or care of our democracy -- we have to take better care of our democracy. these guys were obviously paid off, but they could be paid off by putin. it is much easier for him to pay a bunch of cronies, like justice alito, and simply take over our country this way, without having to do other things. look at alexei navalny, he was poisoned. you going to try to tell me they're not going to try that with biden? they are under so much threat. all our systems of government are. we have senator whitehouse, if you pay attention to what he says, to have our whole system of government ruled by just a few people, it is scary. but something has got to be done about alito and justice clarence thomas. we can impeach these guys, but lindsey graham won't let us. we are going to let one senato

let's hear from rose in staten island. she is calling on the agreed line. good morning.aller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i appreciate it. i agree that there is definitely some bias going on between justice clarence thomas and justice alito. it is just so obvious. we have to take that or care of our democracy -- we have to take better care of our democracy. these guys were obviously paid off, but they could be paid off by putin. it is much easier for him to pay a bunch of cronies, like justice alito, and simply take over our country this way, without having to do other things. look at alexei navalny, he was poisoned. you going to try to tell me they're not going to try that with biden? they are under so much threat. all our systems of government are. we have senator whitehouse, if you pay attention to what he says, to have our whole system of government ruled by just a few people, it is scary. but something has got to be done about alito and justice clarence thomas. we can impeach these guys, but lindsey graham won't let us. we are going to let one senato

in new york the staten island advance is highlighting a new bill signed by governor kathy hochul aimedthm will be blocked. some tech companies are criticizing the bill accusing it of censoring online free speech. >>> the l.a. times leads with environmentalists suing to block a half a billion dollars california highway expansion. the project would add additional lanes, which state officials say will relieve congestion on the freeway that connects the bay area to sacramento, but climate change activists and scientists say the expansion will have the opposite effect by encouraging more people to drive. >>> and the indianapolis star reports that families who adopt and serve as guardians of children from the indiana foster care system will soon receive more funds to help cover expenses. currently those families only receive about half of the amount a child received in foster care, but according to dcs officials beginning july, they will now receive 100% of the amount. officials hope the increase in funds will help lead to an increase in adoption rates in the state. lemire, have you been to