you successfully with his bill would notice new york state to move to greener future. creating thousands of jobs in the process -- she was heading to the state capitol building in albany. every tuesday groups invited to lobby the government. there's a whole presentation on gun violence. whatever legislation they're pushing. and and people come from all over the state to follow it and then. yes some of these folks are probably going off and having meetings with their elected officials. from their communities this is genuine kind of book no politics is happy right. this is that how it works in this country there's a lot of interesting ironies that happen on tuesdays in albany. i might be here pushing for something that you stop a pipeline. and i'm a get on the elevator with someone from the oil and gas association of america who's got a paid lobbyist there -- you know trying to do the exact opposite but by points all over the place. lewis is he meets with his local legislative to put forward the plan for a 100% renewable energy in new york state. when i left the meeting?

five times in new york state. can you imagine 1000 other people. host: you have a friend who voted five times in new york in the same election? why would he want to do that. caller: five new york state licenses. he is a democrat. he wanted to get the democrat in. anything to get in. with five licenses in new york state, that is the proof of i.d. in new york state is your drivers license. if you show one with a different name or whatever, you can vote five times, maybe more. host: here in d.c., this is skip, independent. good morning. caller: hello. this is personal for me because i live in d.c., where january 6 happened, and saw on the streets what happened. there were protests before january 6. they were violent. it was between the proud boys and the oath keepers and antifa types. i do believe in prosecuting the antifa types in other cities -- and they have been prosecuted -- but what happened in d.c. was an actual attempt to take over the countryby violence. we all see what happened. we all know who was responsible for it and all because of lies.

this is an opportunity we are all seeing, and i can't wait to restore new york state and new york city back to its

while all of new york is a century state, the bulk of the crisis is falling in new york city seeking rom the state and currently estimates the cost of housing these new arrivals at more than $1 billion. have you spoken to your fellow governors from texas and florida, who absent these migrants to new york and intent to send more, and if not why not? gov. hochul: i am talking to the president about this because i talk to joe biden and chief of staff on multiple occasions, once with eric adams in the room and he understood her frustration that this is a federal problem, these people should not be used as political ponds by governors, but why can't we do the processing and start them on the path to asylum at the border instead of sending them all over the state where they have no connections. i have supported eric adams' effort to find logistics, the gate at the ready. the billion dollars number will be significantly less, because after our conversations president biden started making changes so people are more likely to have an incentive to stay in their own country. we are talking about

speaking of new york state, president biden heading to poughkeepsie a tone-deaf visit to the administrationonsiders job creation and lowering costs. find me the lower cost in new york city and new york state. just days ago, poughkeepsie a father of three killed while visiting his son at marist college and may be tied to other gang related crimes. the president address this tragedy or a any other crimes and new york state appear at the ready for congress and the district representative poughkeepsie joins me now. thank you so much for being here. this is a perfect opportunity for joe biden to come out and said this won't happen anymore, not on my watch. and here is what i will do about it. we'll joe biden do that today? >> i doubt it joe biden and house democrats put up forward criminals agenda. it's unacceptable. here in new york and the hudson valley we suffer from the policies of the stale filmic state level. the bidens have turned their back on law enforcement. and not only this or rent this situation to the family but there were five shootings in the congressional district outrunning the

what the governor does have the power to do, it's in the new york state constitution, is remove a d.ao do their job. it's a constitutional duty. we do not have recall elections in new york, but the governor does have the power to remove a d.a. like alvin bragg. stuart: governor hochul is moving the national guard to move migrants from their tent city encampment in the bronx, moving them to randalls island. what would you do with the migrants arriving in new york all the time? >> the reality is it's going to get worse tomorrow because we have to deal with this on our southern border. the governor should be putting pressure on this president of her own party, who she'll be with today in poughkeepsie, maybe she should say, you know what? president biden, you should finish if border wall, support customs and border patrol agents, stop incentivizing and rewarding illegal entry. she won't do any of that. and, by the way, the flights are still coming in to these small airports. we need to to who's coming, where they're going. you're never going to get control if the federal government doesn'

i would do it in the new york state constitution the governor has the authority to remove the dh will a lot we don't have recall here but you have that in california. steve: congressman i can see why you are doing well. congratulations on your progress just a couple of weeks left we are rooting for you. i want to play this from last sunday because it's a revealing about establishing attitudes. >> we will make sure elections are safe and secure for democrats and independents and republicans alike and we want to know we don't want to be counting for ten days we want to know on election night. >> do you want your votes to be counted? >> . >> she literally cannot imagine how you could get results on election day and to make sure everyone's vote is counted to make sure brazil just did it france, uk, florida, why can't all of america do it? if you want to restore faith in our elections, the answer hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation

you'll be held, pending her trial, for other factors, and that's the nuance part. >> under new york state, and i don't purport to be a expert, i'm not a state legislature. i do know one thing, that is at the frequency of criminality is now taken into consideration, as well as the seriousness of the harm for which a person has been convicted, and that gets that the analysis that you are talking about when you talk about sort of risk of doing public harm. but let's be clear, before cash bail reform in places like new york state and elsewhere, plenty of people who are guilty of crimes obtain freedom quite quickly, because of their wealth. >> because they can pay. i'm sorry, can we get to the dirty little secret here? number one, before criminal justice reform, we had the lowest crime in recorded history in new york city. the lowest prison population in a generation. and the fewest number of arrests. after criminal justice reform, shootings doubled, murder went up by 38%. prison populations increased, and here is the secret. >> can you be specific about how you define reform? what a defining

i want them to spend their pensions here in new york state. kennedy: my assistant jillian is 85 years old. >> he looks great. kennedy: she forgets everything. >> the people that retire in new york state they spend pensions here no matter what the economy is. and she would have no property tax, she is spending money here and she is not goiing into a nursing home. kennedy: she is, if she screws up one more time it will be involuntary commitment for screwing up the peach cobbler and forgetting my parents on kilmeade. poor lidia. kennedy: jillian. >> okay. >> we're playing over-under, you will learn to love, it remember t the infamous dossier. is this more tr proof that fbi is corrupt, spike cohen here it discuss, he is next. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. a

it has to go probably all through the new york state legal system, all the way to court of appeals newa win especially for new york city judge, this has to be a democrat. this is good news. does not prevent you from contracting. we know that. how many family and family member who is have been vaccinate and continue to get covid-19? maria: a lot. people get boosted and boosted again and get covid. how does he say i'm getting another booster shot and you have to get this to keep you and your friends safe when we all know that so many people have gotten covid after getting boosted. >> i don't understand what's going on, whether it's joe biden, kathy hochul, our autoor -- authortarian, think of the lt were destroyed and the heros when we didn't have a vaccine who stood there and saved lives, nurses, military service members, all of these people have been fired, they should get back pay and many of them losing last couple of years with ability to collect pension with the state. all of these things are tragic, really. maria: they really are. meanwhile crime big near debate last night. the ma

so it new york state has not elected a republican state wide generation, 20 years. why do you think potential you could shatter that on november 8? >> because the state is clearly at a crossroads. this is not just republican versus democrat. we are getting support from democrats, independents were unhappy with the direction of new york city. with the direction of the state. this is a concern regardless of what party you belong to what you want feel safe on your streets and on your subways for new yorkers or hitting a breaking points. the state leads the entire country and the person sitting in the governor's seat right now was not elected governor she was elected lieutenant governor. she is filling the remainder of someone else's term. she does not understand a preacher articulate why it is we would lead the entire country and population loss. when you see pro- criminal laws are getting past and not rollback like cashless bail, you have district attorneys refusing to enforce the law and letting violent criminals run free like what you see with the manhattan d.a. all

days ahead of the midterms what does it say that president biden is campaigning tonight in new york statel, wolf, president biden traveled to syracuse, new york for an official event, but the political undertones were evident throughout his remarks. the president there in syracuse to tout a $100 billion investment by micron in semiconductor manufacturing. it's a district with a highly competitive house race. but of course new york is also a state that has a closer than expected governor's race as well. in a state that is typically reliably blue. now, the president while he was on the ground there also sought to sharpen his economic message as he's tried to draw a contrast between his platform and that presented by republicans. the president touted some progress that's been made in the economy including that new gdp figure that showed the economy grew last quarter. and he also touted other accomplishments overall. but he really leaned in to try to differentiate between what democrats are offering and what republicans would put forward if they are in congress. and he spoke in very stark ter

york is now. we need help from the federal government. help from the state of new york. >> harris: first of all, he knows that what he says is a lie that they didn't ask for it. as a former republican he ought to know this is a sanctuary city. they were begging for it. it is part of their identity, congressman. >> we have had people getting flown into new york airports a lot longer than these buses have been arriving. they were coming into westchester airport and then stewart, now coming into montgomery. >> harris: via the federal government. >> right. via the joe biden travel agency where they are flying you to these destinations and give you a phone on top of it. what we should be doing is calling on president biden and the biden administration to secure our southern border, end catch and release and force the remain in mexico policy, support a customs and border patrol agents. stop incentivizing and rewarding illegal entry. that's actually how we'll solve it. if the federal government sent new york city a check today to take care of everyone who is here c

we have a crime emergency in new york state. o win november 8th. >> i wonder if the migrant issue plays into this or is new york too far removed, you have a tent city, eric adams saying this is a major problem. is that something that plays into this at all, governor? >> trace, i think the whole climate plays into it, not just crime. it is the hideous open borders. we're seeing the impact now with the tent city here in new york city, it is the energy prices because biden has basically shutdown the american energy industry, it is inflation because of trillions in borrowing and stimulus money. all of that plays into the sense that we are headed the wrong direction, and that helps lee zeldin. >> i guess my last question would be you go back to the economy and governor cuomo's former assistant saying there's a disconnect between democrats, especially democratic politicians, and new york city crime. is that a fair assessment lastly, governor? >> it is a totally fair assessment. democrats are still talking about things that matter to pe

>> it doesn't because it open pits something and that is under new york state law a judge, because of an amendment that kathy hochul presided over as governor, can now look at the seriousness of the harm of the crime for which the person was convicted. so that is a very important piece. a lot of folks don't understand the purpose of bail. you know as a former prosecutor the purpose of bail is not to prematurely adjudicate or determine someone's guilt or innocence before they have their day in court. the point of bail is to insure someone shows up again in court at the next court date. >> right. but if somebody's a danger to the community, they shouldn't be out. >> i agree with that completely. >> i don't know how we got here. >> it's bail and bond conditions. these two things are corellaries. >> under new york state law and i don't purport to be an expert, but i do know a few things. one is the frequency of criminality is now taken into consideration as well as the seriousness for the harm for which a person has been convicted and that gets at the analysis you were talking about when

very stunning to think that someone who tried to overthrow an election would actually run in a state like new yorkcause of accomplishments like you just saw, president biden talking about in our, stated did not happen in texas, it didn't happen in a red state, it happened in new york because we know how to create jobs. so i am looking forward at contrasting my record with extreme, and dangerous records of my opponent, who had thought nothing about carrying the water for donald trump for ensuring that he voted to overturn the election, supported him during the impeachment, and actually sent text messages to help outline and develop the origins of the big lie. so that is what is on the ballot in new york as well. i could've walked at my record and talked about the jobs we just created. 50,000 jobs, that is extraordinary, it is a very exciting day here in new york. >> you, know that region of new york, upstate new york has always been an economic policy challenge for the new york senators like chuck schumer, and yourself as governor, and governors before you. so when you see the president actually sh

the disgraced hollywood producer is currently serving a 23-year sentence in new york state on ma stranhas more >> reporter: stooped in disgrace, producer harvey weinstein might imagine a movie. "the abominable showman." it's about a hollywood kingpin, an epic fall, the lash of comeuppance. it's about him. but weinstein's too busy, avoiding prison for the rest of his life. >> we're going to try like hell to make sure he gets a fair trial. >> reporter: starting this week five women, actresses and models, will testify weinstein sexually assaulted them, reportedly including jennifer siebel newsom, the wife of california's governor. other marquee witnesses, actors mel gibson and daphne zuniga. >> even celebrities can be and have been sexually victimized. >> reporter: attorney gloria allred represents three of the women who'll testify. >> they have waited a very long time for this day. it's time for them to be heard. >> reporter: weinstein's barely begun a 23-year prison sentence in new york state. his health's poor. diabetes, rotting teeth and more. >> he can't walk and he can't see. >> report

this is an opportunity we are all seeing, and i can't wait to restore new york state and new york city back to its original form. >> carley: george santos, thank you for joining us, we will be watching. >> think you. >> carley: a new poll said joe biden is the most important issue to voters. >> todd: kevin corke with the details. >> if nothing else it is a novel political strategy. talk about something, anything other than what voters are talking about in the hopes that temporarily they are focused on other issues. that is what the white house appears to be doing lately, but if the latest polling is accurately it may not be working out as the administration had hoped. as if the president was giving enough to the most important issues facing american families, only 31% agree according to the latest survey. meanwhile, the president was on. thursday in pennsylvania for john fetterman, and it was a signature act, he once again feigned indignation as very simple questions by the press spirits because there haven't been in a candidates campaigning with you. >> that's not true, there were 15,

democrats are on defense in deep blue new york state. thy hochul calling herself the underdog against repose zeldin. could new york turn red? what a story. we have the latest on that race coming up next. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... save hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, verizon and at&t. just take the xfinity mobile savings challenge today to see how much you can save. hi, i'm denise. i've lost over 22 pounds with golo in six months and i've kept it off for over a year. i was skeptical about golo in the beginning because i've tried so many different types of diet products before. i've tried detox, i've tried teas, i've tried all different types of pills, so i was skeptical about anything workin

they went throughout the new york state area, new jersey and connecticut. grief texas governor has gotten, florida governor has gotten for essentially doing what the spades. i try not to politicize these things but if you're against that sort of secreting in the night type of you know, passageway for migrants, then you should be against it no matter who is behind it. it doesn't appear that was the case here. >> this, in law enforcement we tell everyone, if you see something say something. that is what happened here. an alert pilot saw this and saw it as some type after of a criminal activity with children. when the bus went into the village of montgomery, our officers stopped the bus. we brought in state, federal, local assets to assist us with the language barriers to find out if the children were held against their will and to make sure that they were getting the services that they, treatment that they should be treated and not just going to some illicit or underground activity. neil: so chief where are these kids now? >> they're in several different grou

new york state we do not have recall elections but we do have written into new york state constitutionhat the governor has the authority to remove a district attorney who refuses to enforce the law. alvin bragg said from day one as district attorney across the board he was not going to enforce all different kinds of crimes and other crimes he was treating as lesser included offenses. he is just not doing his job. acting like da stands for defense attorney instead of district attorney. it is my duty. he wants to have a hearing, he wants a process, we're talking about days, not weeks. so maybe he is able to figure out how to stay on a few more days and will do that to make sure it stands up in court. i am telling you, first day in office, i will be notifying him he will be removed. if he wants a hearing, i am not looking to delay it out. we all know what he is accused of. i have been talking about it all the campaign. he is welcome to state his case, but he doesn't have a strong one and he needs to be a defense attorney because that's how he is acting. >> sandra: that's what you are offe

i am happy to share with you regarding the new york state curriculum. there have been great efforts made by individual teachers to the lenape center requesting a more truthful and honest and thorough history of lenape presidents in the homeland other than that cursory performative sort of set of curriculum that exists today, so there seems to be a new openness for the expansion of the curriculum and it is being driven, not by the new york state department of education so much as just being driven by the individual and courageous efforts of individual teachers. >> if i may, i am looking at the chat bar over here and there are so many questions and i think we only have a limited amount of time left on this webinar, so why would encourage people to take their questions and email them either to the library or i will give you the email address for the lenape center, which is simply, lenape center at gmail.com. many of these questions are great, but we just don't have enough time to cover it all. perhaps, if you send those in, we can write more essays and cre

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the people of new york state deserve to be protected. undercongressman zeldin's leadership and with me by his side with 25 years plus experience we will do our best to return this city and this state to glory and deliver it back to the new yorkers. >> harris: i can tell you we've been hearing from moms in particular hit the issue of crime. but also what they want to see in the state in terms of education, the lockdown was punishing and we're starting to see the nation's report card details roll out day after day how behind our kids are. it was another issue they hit at the debate. alison, thank you very much for joining us today in focus. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. >> harris: so much for jim crow 2.0 down in georgia or jim eagle as the president called it. the white house has some pretty weird spin as early voting in georgia is shattering records. and here we go again with president biden's mixed messaging on covid. >> president biden: the pandemic is over. as we enter the new moment in the battle against covid get vaccinated. u

the highest officer in the state of new york and law enforcement officer the new york state attorneyndings said the officers' actions were not criminal but very tragic. we need to make sure we don't have an incident like that happen here. we need to invest in mental health. i think people in this community know politics were at play when this incident happened and people know ron singletary here when i was a police chief and when i was a young child growing up in this community. i think people will see through what happened and i think people know where my heart is in this community. >> dana: ron singletary we'll go to that website. thank you for coming on the show and we'll be watching. thank you. >> bill: thank you. sir. >> thank you so much. >> dana: take care. rising crime in the united states sparking a new national trend. a new study shows gun sales are skyrocketing and the aspca about the numbers of dogs ingesting marijuana and the severe reactions this can cause. veterans get more at newday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so when i first started g

there are voters all across the state, new york city, upstate new york that now see it firsthand. are district attorney democrats and republicans across the state who made it clear. let's be very clear here. we told them this. those of us responsible for public safety on the ground told state lawmakers this is what was going to happen and they chose to ignore us. and even today, the governor, she will be just down the road from this very incident with president biden for what is likely to be a theater production to distract from all of the other crises going on in this country. but even today the governor is unwilling to take up the call to rescind and fix bail reform in the state. and again lives are being lost and families ripped apart. i don't know how much more they are willing to accept before they finally take responsibility. >> dagen: you mentioned president biden will also be in dutch -- the county. will crime be a question shouted at the question? >> i've asked for an opportunity to speak to the president and i will tell him exactly what i think. listen, we want jobs but

♪ >> john: republican new york state assemblyman colin schmidt is running for the 18th congressional g against pat ryan who represents new york's 19th district. this is fox news power rankings showing the race is a toss-up. a little bit confusing, complicated, pat ryan won the 19th congressional district in a special election back in august but now that the districts has been redrawn, he's running against you in 18. when he won, he won on a message of abortion, but now it seemed to me, mr. schmidt, the message is turning toward crime. >> absolutely. the message is crime and the economy. we also have a lot of concern with border security issues, fentanyl and secret migrant flights from the biden administration and pat ryan is wrong on every issue impacting hudson valley residents. we have made over 250,000 voter contacts in the campaign since june and the hudson valley is tired of the biden administration, tired of house democrats and feel a lot of momentum going into a few days from now, november 8th, to win the seat back and flip the majority. >> you are running on a platform to refu

arguments out there on the road not necessarily to a battleground state but to a very blue new york state. what does that tell you? >> that the white house is being very, very deliberate and quite limited with how they are deploying president biden. yes, it is a blue state but this particular district that he's going to is an open seat. it's an open republican seat. the republican who was leaving was the first republican to come out in favor of impeaching donald trump about january 6th. he said he wasn't going to run for re-election. so this is actually a potential democratic pickup. it's a rare sort of story line in this election year where we know democrats admit that the headwinds are against them. so that is a big reason why this president went there. then more broadly just like in other states even in the blue state of new york, the democratic governor is having a tough time. it's a much more competitive race than they thought. so that's why this president is being deployed there. it's not as if he is sort of going -- barnstorming all across all these toss up states, all these toss u

new york city is 7-1 democrats. you can't win the state unless you win a good chunk of the city. you do that? >> we're definitely going to do it. we can't get less than 30% of the vote in new york city. when the results are coming in if you see us under 30% in new york city we won't win this race. at the same time if we get 35% or more inside of new york city, then it starts to become difficult to lose this race. we're doing great on long island and the rest of the state. the registration inside the city we have to hit that number. we have been polling in the 30s, the last poll has us 37%. if you get 37% of the vote in new york city we aren't going to lose. yesterday we were in brooklyn and posted some of the video and pictures from our stops there. we had 1,000 people show up in a park yesterday. that area is predominantly democrat and we have a rally on the street and 1,000 people show up. the clip of our rally from saturday night you played. it was put together in one day. over 7,000 rsvp. we have a rally with virginia governor glenn youngkin. we have the energy and momentum an

it's fueling torrential rain into the nation's capital and well into new york state where it will again going to be talking about ian, perhaps all the way through tuesday. its transition back home. it's a gray slate, but notice you can see the skyline of the city of san francisco. you could see the cell force tower here that stands just a little over 1000 ft. tall so it's a high ceiling of overcast conditions. and because of that, we're not having to report any drizzle or any missed this morning and you are going to enjoy the day today. a real autumn like day right now we're in the fifties and santa rosa were in the sixties from san francisco conquered. hayward and san jose very uniform because of that high overcast now. meanwhile the winds are generally under 10 mph , except for fairfield, with the breeze at 14, otherwise fo a southerly breeze at three. it's an onshore push and hayward through castro valley. a westerly wind now i'm staying onshore push right now, but watch what happens. imagine some cooler air maths a lot and watch what that does to the fog bank. it just mixes it up. i

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the 75 year old was stab multiple times as you prepared for a talk in new york state. 2 months ago. what extent of his injuries has only now become clear planet protesters and germany has thrown mashed potatoes on a painting by claude manet. the activists who belong to a group called last generation said the stunt was necessary to bring attention to their anti fossil fuel message. you see him official said that the artwork was not done. hindus around the world are looking forward to do ali, the festival of lights starting on monday, but celebrations in india's capital deli could look very different this year. authorities there have been fireworks to cut down on pollution. ah, the twinkling lights of earth and lamps o d, it's ready to welcome and to valley celebrations. here in new delhi, look slightly different this year. these are some of the 50000 dea candles being lit. now that is a ban on fireworks this year. all right, good luck with little confused panel delia city of about 20000000 is the world's most polluted capital and fireworks let during the valley only adding to air pol

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this is new york city and new york state we think of blue states, we think new york. the fact that this is actually competitive, says a lot. they have fumbled the ball, not taken crime seriously enough and not taken concerns about rising costs of living. they seem to think they get to win by default in new york state, voters may show them, it is not the case. kennedy: sean, 5 seconds who do you think will win? >> please, 5? i think lee zeldin wins by a half point, and it would not be a race if hochul listened to doug schoan he is right. >> thank you. kennedy: doug is a rational person and one of few democrats that wants to winly elections and knows how. man panel don't go about where, we need you. >> coming up. polls tightening in several key battle ground states, will last night change the minds of any voters? and what sleeper races should we be watching? let's gaze into the political crystal ball with clear politics founder tom bevan. he is coming up after this yeah, tom. ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ flu symptoms hit harder than the common cold. so it takes the right tool f

my grandfather was the new york state assembly. my father was that new york state assembly than a member of congress. i am an only child and very close to both of my parents. we have sunday breakfast and have elections for who is going to be the president of the day. as if i am elected president. [laughter] i will take us all to the zoo and what ever you promised he would get to fulfill and learned a lot about making deals so you could get that extra vote. we would have elected officials come to our house all the time. that was an area in which i was very comfortable. my dad did not run until i was in high school where there is a discussion of politics he was always involved in campaigns. my dad did run for politics i time. so, really, it was an area in which i felt quite comfortable. my dad didn't run for office until i was in high school, but there is that constant discussion of politics. he was always involved in campaigns. and, when my dad did run for politics, we continue to follow on his heels, and we found the debates, the p

it's fully protected new york state law. it's going to stay that way because that's the will of the people in new york and lee zeldin has made it clear he is not changing. >> lee zeldin will be on the program tomorrow. we enjoyed your thoughts on a crucial important race. thank you very much. >> you know john i think about our recent weeks of coverage of this race and the events that led up to it and you think about that father who walked into a hotel lobby visiting his son at family weekend at merritt college in upstate new york and this governor was silent on that. not only that the president landed there within hours gave a speech an didn't mention that grieving community. there have been and event like that including crime coming to zeldins doorstep. this is a huge race. a lot has led up to this moment. >> yes, big issue there in new york and you know, maybe it eclipses the economy to some dg but most other part of the country the economy is still a bigger issue than crime. one candidate we are going to talk to this afte

, she said she would do it all over again when it comes to mandates, look at people fleeing new york state for florida. >> carley: tax dollars, all of above. >> todd: economy will be deciding issue for voters as gas and food prices hammer americans, consumer confidence at three-month low. >> carley: we'll talk about how this is playing into the election and brian brenberg will tell you what it means for your bank account. don't miss it next. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ >> carley: american consumers are not confident in president biden's economy, crippling inflation and surging cost driven october consumer confidence numb

major issue in the campaign between lee zeldin and cathy hochul, the current governor of the state of new york. in july zeldin while delivering a speech, john, you might recall was attacked by a man who had a knife-like device. that individual was arrested. under state law he was soon released under new york's bail reform legislation had and then the feds pressed charges and the individual was taken into custody under a federal law violation because lee zeldin is a sitting congressman. the attacker is still now in custody. but he did tell me during our conversation today that what happened outside his home on long island once again underscores the crime problem plaguing new york state and to a great extent the rest of the country as well but the headline, his children are okay, he was not home at the time, he had been campaigning and he was at a columbus day parade with his wife and he is grateful that his family is fine but the investigation into exactly what happened here continues. john. john: obviously a lot of mysterious questions to be answered about this case. you say that representativ

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now keep in mind that new york still is a very liberal state. democrats outnumber republicans more than two to one here. so in terms of statewide races, the democrats are pretty steady. but the new congressional lines have made things a lot more interesting for little reporters such as myself. >> very interesting indeed. always good to see you. thanks for being on. >>> coming up, the power of the black vote. we are live in atlanta, georgia, talking to hbcu students about whether they are going to vote. they've got a lot of power. >>> first up, after clashing with a ukrainian ambassador, where he used a four letter word, elon musk plans to end the internet service that is keeping ukraine's military online. what he wants the u.s. government to do about it. with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement

the 75 year old was stopped multiple times as he prepared for a talk in new york state 2 months ago. the extent of his injuries has only now become clear climate protesters in germany have thrown mashed potatoes on a painting by claude monee. the activists who belonged to a group called last generation said that the stunt was necessary to bring attention to their anti fossil fuel message. museum officials said the artwork was not damaged or is johnson has dropped out of the race to succeed. outgoing british prime minister loose truss as conservative party leader. the decision leaves, former finance minister richie soon act, poised to become britons next prime minister. johnson claims that he had a pass to victory, but he said that he wouldn't be able to govern without a unified conservative party in parliament. the idea of bringing back bodies johnson was a deeply divisive one. johnson was hosted as prime minister in july. after that, daniel might and gone to worsley than allegations. now he has announced he won't be running for leadership this time around, but left the door open for

, and kathy hochul is clearly not standing on a line of protecting citizens in the state of new yorks manifested as a result. >> you ask anybody in the state or the city sees it happening and blame the overall environment for why this continues. he was staying at the courtyard by marriott hotel, an area you know very well, in this new york suburb north of new york city, to visit his son, a college student in nearby marist college. this was a family going about their everyday lives and disaster, tragedy struck. >> you know, we need to look at this as a crime against humanity, not just a crime against the individuals at hand. this is an innocent bystander that was gunned down by merely coming to afford himself a visit to his child that was attending marist college. this speaks to the testament we need to do more in the wake of the contract and protection of us as common citizens in the state of new york. it needs to stop and mentioned earlier, the governor has no answer and the time is now for us to vote for the appropriate candidate at the voters box in the up and coming election for

as the city goes, you need the mayor of the city of new york to be going very strong and aggressive and in this plan owe oh i believe the state has the infrastructure of where the mayor of the city of new york would send these individuals. the law enforcement ranks of the nypd, the greatest police organization in the world, has been depleted with retirements. even a few people saying it's not worth it because elected officials don't have they back. we need the officials to have their back and the state needs to provide the infrastructure. whatever changes need to get done, let's do it meaditely. there's people getting hurt in the process. you pointed out two examples. you could have pointed out dozens. the crazy part is, you can point out dozens of examples from the last two or three weeks, not years. >> martha: thanks, congressman zeldin. your race is very tight between you and governor hochul. we'll watch it closely. we appreciate you making time for us today. we hope you can come back and talk to us in the next several days before the election. thank you, sir. >> look forward to it. >> martha: so reaction is of course pour