story as well nearly 300 homeless men who had been temporarily living in a hotel on the upper west side of manhattan will be relocated after weeks of backlash from some residents who said the man had to minish the quality of life in the upscale neighborhood upper west side you know this is democratic heartland this is the elite democratic heartland this is the rachel maddow and this is the enderson coopers this is the hillary clinton's of the world these are that sort of corporate dam and here they're they they don't want these dirty stinky poor people in their neighborhood that they're fine for it you know this sort of stuff to happen and everybody else is they're the ones that passed laws are the ones that passed tax increases for all sorts of policies that they don't want in their own backyard right what would we make there bars an institution on the upper west side where you get some nice lovely food and but that would be a problem as you point out what they called nimby as i'm not my backyard right so the policy is sound great on paper but people don't actually want to live with them or they wa

there they were on the upper west side of manhattan taking drug dealers off the streets.y're out there every single night. >> i know you're not a politician, but invariably they'll inject that and mayors will say democrats are responsible. you're a new yorker. i'm a new yorker. true? >> no, absolutely not. new york is a resill yeblt city. we can come back when you look at the year we had. no doubt about it. here's what i'm confident of. we're going to get out of, there and it will be the men and kwichl of the police department that will have a significant role to play. we need people to step up across -- you know, you mentioned politics. cops don't get to be politicians. we don't get to call and say who is ooh calling. we have a job do and we do it. we try to leave all that noise up. obviously at this time the country is incredibly political. we try to stay above that. >> you have seen a phenomenon. it's not isolated. we've seen armed groups come out, big weapons. a 17-year-old charged with homicide, other groups driving in to portland. local officials say it's not calmin

david: jenna i've got to tell you, i live in the upper west side of manhattan and i'm in touch with a lot of people who live in san francisco and other cities run by liberal democrats. they too are saying this is the last liberal democrat we ever vote for , even though they've done so all their lives, because of some of the policies that they blame that are increasing crime, increasing homelessness, increasing or lowering the quality of life in these cities. >> let's be clear as a new yorker who resides in chelsea on 23rd and 9 i'm familiar with the state of poverty in my city and also my responsibility as a new yorker to contribute to improving it for everybody and this be an issue if trump responded covid more quickly, so when i look to the corporations and i say oh, you don't want to come back because crime is a concern of yours what exactly is it that you're doing to help support everybody? and on the front of crime, they are in very isolated pockets throughout the city and yes, i condition could you with one of the other panels that we've seen a rise of those in great need on our

shelters belong to cafe du soleil a french restaurant on manhattan's upper west side as the weather changes the bubbles keep diners dry and out of the wind through the brainchild of restaurant owner elaine schaeffer oh i thought about it in july and i said to myself you know what am i going to do you know for one the weather use cold but not too cold and i said i have to look for some online saw i went online and i found these bubble. enjoyed and i said you know what the newer one sample one step out of it looks easy after a few days i received it and it's unbelievable some diners are even seeking out the bubble restaurant that's good news at a time when eateries are calling for every penny virus levels in new york are down but inside seating is returning only gradually and 1st at 25 percent capacity for some the bubbles or even a nice escape. but i can tell you that with everything going on in this world of even the bubble is about one of the best experiences you can have. the question now is what to do in winter after all one can neither live nor dine in a bubble forever. and that's your business update here and you tell me yo

shelters belong to cafe du soleil a french restaurant on manhattan's upper west side as the weather changes the bubbles keep diners dry and out ofthe wind through the brainchild of restaurant owner elaine shover oh i thought about even dry and i said to myself you know what am i going to do you know for one the weather use cold but not too cold and i said i have to do for some time and online saw i went online and i found this bubble. in dry and i said you know what the new auto once and for. disappearing in time ecosystems are in danger on land. in the caribbean climate change is brutally real environmental activists are doing all they can but is there any hope this paradise can be saved. part of the. rescue live on climate change. in 60 minutes on g.w. . we know that this is very time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good distance wash your hands if you can date and how we're doing we're human for here for you we're working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together run together and we'll make it through stay safe everybody s

of manhattan's most upscale neighborhood. they brought 300 homeless men to a hotel in the upper west side saying they weren't safe from coronavirusidents of the upper west side complained the men were hurting their quality of life. harassing people and using drugs in plain sight. no word if the city will do the same for less affluent neighborhoods. celebrity fitness trainer gillian michaels had coronavirus and advise for other people who like exercise. >> if you aren't afraid of getting covid a public gym is probably a place where you will get it. >> she shared details about her positive test on the fox business network. she says she let her guard down and met with a friend who showed no symptoms but later became sick. >> sandra: evacuations continue in oregon now as several major wildfires destroys homes and folks smils the air. protests and riot wearing down one indiana sheriff. why he says it was the right call to become a republican. >> he pledged support for law enforcement. i've seen it in action. he has offered these cities under siege federal aid. and they aren't smart enough to take that aid to try to end the siege. ever

manhattan. bill deblasio hates the upper west side so i think it's nice instead of housing pedophiles and miscreantsly allowing, how good of them, restaurants to stay in business because deblasio has said that it's going to be outdoor dining from here on out, forever. so you're never going inside again. hope you freeze. those are bill deblasio's words. neil: i don't think he said i hope you freeze, but he might have implied that. jared, what do you think of this? you have to come up with innovative, you know, solutions and this is fairly innovative. to kennedy's point, this is spreading now. i think they are even shutting down streets in some areas to accommodate this. that's one way of getting the economy back. >> yeah. there's a multitude of solutions, right. i'm obviously down here in texas. i travel quite a bit, though, and i have been staying away from the commercial aircraft industry, it's been kind of a mess. what i'm finding is solutions that are very unique to the geographic area. here in dallas, obviously the weather is much more moderate. right now's a great time of year. november will be