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york city's first responders. come tomorrow morning, thousands of firefighters, police, and sanitation workers who refused the mandatory vaccine could be suspended, leaving many asking how that will impact the nation's biggest city. kathy park reports. >> reporter: tonight the nation's largest fire department under pressure just hours before new york city's vaccine mandate is enforced. thousands of firefighters and other unvaccinated municipal workers could be on unpaid leave starting monday but members of the fdny are protesting the mandate, calling in sick, and disrupting essential services. one new york congresswoman tweeting, 26 fdny companies are closed including five in my district. >> open but the ladder is closed. god forbid there is a major fire or severe car accident or if a crime takes place or even worse. >> reporter: today fdny's commissioner firing back. the department has not closed any fire houses. but he did confirm members were calling out sick writing, irresponsible, bogus sick leave by some of

. >>> with the new york city vaccine mandate deadline behind us, new yorkers are seeing the effects as staffing shortages hit police precincts, firehouses and response times begin to slow down. we go to david lee miller live in new york city. >> according to the latest statistics, 91% of all new york city employees are now in compliance with the mask mandate. that means they have received at least one dose of the vaccine. but lagging behind are the nypd at 84% and firefighters at 80%. the city says no vax, no job. but some firefighters who oppose the mandate didn't want to wait till monday morning when enforcement officially begins. more than 2,000 firefighters over the past week went on medical leave. the department says it is a sickout putting fire companies out of service. in a statement, the fire commissioner said the department has not closed any firehouses. the irresponsible bogus sick leave by some of our members is a danger to new yorkers and fellow firefighters. they need to return to work or ris it can consequences of their -- or risk the consequences of their actions. many i

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we should be studying the upzoning studies coming out of new york. we need to look at what happened in crowded cities in downtown operations, do we have any caller in support of the appeal? hello, caller. >> hello. i'm ramon maldonado, and i'm calling in support of the 469 stevenson project. i just feel like it's a great opportunity -- >> clerk: sir, forgive me interruption. i'm pausing your time. this is testimony in support of the appeal. there will be an opportunity to provide testimony in support of the project, but this is testimony in support of the appeal. we ask that you press star, three, and that will put you back in the listening mode. do we have any other callers in support of the appeal? welcome, caller. operations? must have been a silent caller. . >> operator: madam clerk, there are no further callers in the queue. . >> furthermore, contributors to the historic districts have primary elevations that abut onto streets away from the proposed projects. it is these facts upon which the department bases its conconclusion that the project wo

new york city the nypd decreasing 2000 officers in 20 years. as that number drops the number of arrest rises for illegal firearms in new york city soaring jumping nearly 21% to this time last year but they defend the police movement made turnaround in austin, texas when residents will decide whether or not to reverse the city's decision to the departments budgets and hire more officers. i want to go to you first when the mayor is doing a press conference on safety issues and gunshots ring out one at that be a perfect opportunity for her to say this is a good chance to talk about safety and some of my policies how i'm going to fix our city and make it safer instead of her response i don't flinch this is normal. >> there is no plan and the best thing to do is say you don't flinch but you would flinch if you hit your child that was actually a really good term to use because most lullaby's are awful ring around the rosie, awful it's awful because those bullets have a destination and sometimes they land on the street corner or the roof of the house

david lee miller's live in new york city with the latest. hi, david lee. >> reporter: hi, mike. the official enforcement of the city's vaccine mandate will actually begin tomorrow morning, but this weekend firefighters in protest over the city's policy of no vax is, no pay called in sick. the staffing short average has resulted in some fire companies temporarily go out of service. in a statement the fire commissioner said, quote: the department has not closed any fire houses, it's creating a danger for new yorkers and their fellow firefighters. they need to return to work or risk the consequences of their action. many employees say it is mayor bill de blasio's vaccine mandate that is to blame for endangering new yorkers. >> people should be ware and should know that this mayor is putting people's lives at risk and in danger. there will be ambulances run down, there will be fire houses that will not be open. we want to serve the people of new york city, we want to respond to these calls, we want to work. he is not allowing us to work. >> reporter: 22 perfect of fire department em

this is in newburgh, new york, along the hudson, the british army is still in new york city and will remain until after the war and the continental army is checking them and watching over them and the problem was the officers had not been paid. why hadn't they been paid? they don't have any money. they have worthless continental dollars. they had been promised half pay, a pension. problems, same one as before. >> that is a lot of money. >> and congress doesn't have it so there are rumblings, especially if peace comes. >> they don't have another means of getting money. or if they were injured in the war they can't work. >> congress never paid them so what comes to be known as the newburgh conspiracy or newburgh affair, officers secretly meet in two things they discuss, potentially a coup on congress, retreat behind the mountains, what mountains? those mountains. let the british march out of new york city and do what? what ever. until congress pays them. fundamentally both of these are problematic and ideologically go against the revolution so what washington will do to show he is in c

it's in the city of new york. >> this is like the finest, most exquisite, it's like the met gala today but also costume party. >> right. >> the most incredible exquisite perfect couture fantastic and also has -- >> spend huge amounts of money. embroidered with gold and diamond buttons are our favorite character of all is this woman -- what is -- >> faith fearing strong. >> which i think is the greatest name, fearing strong. she came, her caution was a cat costume and we have the picture in the book but the bodice was made out of real cat faces. the skirt was cattails, all white of course, and on her head was an actual taxied to read full cat with sort of its paws on that and on her neck shared a black choker within diamonds the word puss written. >> totally, totally epic. i have a question that maybe i haven't asked you in other contexts some of the curious haglund answered because you have alluded to thinking your mom would have really enjoyed this book which odyssey makes me completely delighted and happy because it's like the highest praise imaginable. my question is, knowing how yo

. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: had a happy weekend everyone welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. president biden europe this weekend is as crucial big-ticket agenda items hang in the balance here at home. progressives are digging in their heels against the framework of a slimmed down spending package grade one senior official admitting the biden presidency is on the line. plus a new report said by the administration is considering paying migrants for under $50000 each. i'll be asking senator ron johnson for his takes on all this coming up. markets largely ignoring the drama soaring to new highs this week. but mark is out they warning about what biden's bills will mean for investors and the economy. plus, florida suing the white house again as well as an asset. florida attorney general ashley moody is back with us to tell us why. but first let's take a look back at the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this week's editio

new york city's vaccine mandate now in effect. 16% of new york city's police personnel are still not vaccinated. 28% are firefighters. no vaccine means unpaid leave starting tomorrow. >>> and we're going to have more on the pandemic in just a moment, but let's get to alec baldwin's first on-camera comments since he accidentally shot and killed the cinematographer on the set of the movie "rust." abc's zohreen shah is in los angeles now with the latest. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gio. alec baldwin spoke to paparazzi in vermont and despite saying over and over again that he couldn't speak about the investigation, there was a lot he did speak about. for about four minutes he talked about firearms. he talked about halyna's family, and he talked about their friendship. >> she was my friend. she was my friend. the day i arrived in santa fe, i took her to dinner with joel the director. >> reporter: overnight, alec baldwin breaking his silence nine days after a live round from his gun accidentally killed cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of "rust." speaking abo

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york city. what did it mean losing your anonimity? >> i liked my anonimity a lot. i don't read anything about myself. >> i've also learned some tough lessons. >> o'donnell: he decided to run for mayor of new york and got off to a good start. he was in the lead. >> he was in the lead. >> o'donnell: anthony weiner could have been the mayor of new york city. >> i have many things to say about anthony, but i always believed he is somebody who loves his city and has brilliant ideas. >> o'donnell: just when you think that the surprises are over, it comes out that your husband is texting again? >> yes. >> o'donnell: using the alias carlos danger with a woman whose name is sydney leathers, sending her explicit photos. what happens to your world? >> well, my world exploded again. in the most unexpected, shocking, humiliating, horrible way. we crossed a threshold. it was just surviving at that point. >> o'donnell: while rarely appearing on the campaign trail, abedin did speak at a press conference. >> i h

as "the new york times" notes, 150 lawmakers, former heads of state and former ministers from 26 countries issued a joint statement raising fears that the september 7th rally could turn into an insurrection. on the day itself, tens of thousands of supporters thronged the streets of sao paulo, addressing a crowd there bolsonaro declared only god would remove him from power. thankfully whatever bolsonaro's intent, the event did not turn into a repeat of the january 6th capitol riot. it's not coincidental that this push comes at a time when bolsonaro's popularity is at a record low and he trails in the opinion polls his opponent, former president dasilva, that bolsonaro is so closely following donald trump's 2020 election script should not surprise us, considering he used the support of prominent figures in trump world. steve bannon said recently that brazil's election was the second-most important in the world, predicting bolsonaro would win, unless the election was stolen by the machines. and donald trump himself endorsed bolsonaro enthusiastically in a statement issued just on tuesday, dec

york city that i has a kid who grew up in a first-generation kid in immigrant in this country would never have interacted with. in some ways were able to benefit because as a different culture just as black kids in the inner city who grew up in a different kind of challenge circumstance than i did and i think i benefited from all those things. there's probably about five dozen instances could've been just as well qualified to attend so the ability to use some idea of composing a truly diverse class on on the basis of the receipt of experience is something that i really, really quite sympathetic to. but what i would say is the best way to diversity of experience is to screen candidates for the diversity of their experiences. the best way to screen for diversity of thought is to screen candidates for the diversity of the thought. the idea of using race or gender as a proxy for the one thought i think his transgression that racism was committing in in a first-place which is to conflate. i think we should reject it especially in the corporate sphere. i've a slightly softer corner as per

a union in new york city is suing also over its requirements. >>> a new analysis for cnn found that 89% of vaccinated americans are eligible for boosters. this includes everyone that shceedhnso& john >>> invasive needs. scientist is are fighting back with herbicides and before that they were trying to remove the weeds daily but not doing any good. >>> the city of hayward is bringing the library to you, the library's name is kirby. the director is hoping to encourage people to read books and eco friendly. >>> a few showers. but by noon we are done and just clouds. looking ahead to halloween. temperatures in the low 60s. here is the headline. that is the accumulated rainfall for monday going to the north of us but we will get half of inch of rain from the north bay and maybe a tenth of an inch in san jose. the timing on that is monday morning. it starts monday in the north bay and does not wind down in the evening in the south bay. >>> thank you for joining us. jane pauley is next on kpix 5. enjoy the rest of your sunday. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improvi

that good news comings as new york and a number of other cities and states across the country are fighting a backlash over their vaccine mandates with some essential public safety workers refusing the shot and now placed on leave. kathy park is in new york with more. kathy, good morning. >> willie, good morning to you. yeah, there are growing concerns over public safety and potential trash pileups in the city now that the covid vaccine mandate is in effect. those who did receive at least one dose of the vaccine by friday's deadline will be placed on unpaid leave starting tomorrow. we have learned more than 20,000 municipal workers did not meet the cutoff. the mayor tweeted that the vaccination rate jumped to 91% with thousands of more people getting vaccinated just saturday alone. but willie, there are pushbacks and firefighters have called in sick which impacted some fire companies temporarily put them out of service, but the mayor did say there are contingencies in place to address any sort of staffing issues they may see in the coming days. all eyes are on the cdc this week. the agency

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city health says 28% of new york's 17,000 firefighters remain unvaccinated. the fire department's commissioner says a group of firefighters is taking excessive sick leave to protest the mandate. >> more problems 10,000 feet up. american airlines has canceled more than a thousand flights since friday. the airline is blaming staffing problems and high winds at its busiest hub in dallas. american is one of several airlines trying to staff back up after convincing thousands of employees to take buyouts earlier in the pandemic when fewer people were flying. >> if you can't get off the ground, it's a problem. two days away from the high-stakes governor's race. voters showed up for the last day of early voting with their own ideas. >> definitely what's going on in schools, and with the parents being home -- >> 'em's safety. schools are important. there are many issues on what we've seen going on in the country and it's very disturbing. >> abortion was actually a pretty big issue i was passionate about. >> we want fair elections. we want to know that there are honest

talk about tough cities. chicago has problems, but governing new york is a real task. more power to whoever is elected mayor on tuesday. host: our virginia line, alexandra, charles, independent. caller: thank you for your candor and honesty. as a black american, i do not see anything wrong with critical race theory. it is taught virtually -- advanced schools, so further, when i go to the polls tuesday and put on my military shirt, i am a retired veteran, and if they are any republicans that come to me and challenge my vote, however, this is a progressive state, and i do not see why fear is the number one topic. there's nothing wrong with critical race theory being taught at the advanced level, and when you take a single topic and run with it, that is what gets votes. thank you. guest: if i could add a comment, one comment on that, the society has changed so much and certainly on race. i am at the university of virginia and have been associated with the university for 51 years and i love it, but the university has finally come to terms with how it was founded and by who

we do not like to be new york city centric here. this is coming to your town if they have their opportunity if it's not already there already. will: is not just new york city or america, it's across the globe because of the mandates and we have seen the outrage in places like italy. meanwhile, right now in italy president biden is therefore a day number two of the g 20 summit. rachel: he met with turkish president-- he met with the turkish president had of talks and as world leaders talk climate change president biden is urging them to increase increase energy production. pete: i wonder if he asked about his islamist leaning these days. >> always a delicate subject especially for partners and nato, good morning. the struggle is real and certainly for the leaders of the 20 major economies the struggle as an struggling to bridge differences over how to combat global warming-- warming. diplomats working through the night looking for an agreement on the wording of the traditional final communication. it's finally out and i went to read

he tried unsuccessfully to run in new york city for public office and he had been despised during his work in the kennedy and johnson administration in something called the family report which is a very sympathetic understanding active consideration of the racial question but he caught nixon's attention. pat moynihan worked for kubrick humphrey actively promoting him but what caught nixon's attention was a speech that moynihan gave 18 months earlier to the ada, american democratic action. >> it was the wheelhouse of democratic politics and moynihan said in 1967 and 68 with paralyzing with close to what we have today. you had race riots and in over 100 american cities. you had extremes on the right-wing and the left-wing. moynihan gave a speech in said look our democracy and their institutions are fragile and they are at risk. he said liberals must come together to work and to find a way to work together to protect the institutions to help build the confidence of the american institution. he was sort of like edmund burke and away. he and my book was a true conservative. he served gover

tell us about new york city. i tell them, that is what makes me so sad to see. 100,000 and refugee. international students. it also gave a lot. it is amazing to be back home. >> have you been able to bring attention to the issue of those statements, have you ever been able to get any traction around, i don't know what the solution, is it safe for them to return to congo or no? >> it is not safe. the refugee camp. because of the dominance, they decided not to get the money. the $7 for everybody. now becoming a refugee camp. another refugee camp. including my sister speared so, they attract work. they are basing a restaurant in minneapolis. also, i responded which is my name. i also want to work with the refugees to see what we can do in the ethnic community. >> it does seemed like all of the talent and the people and the skills are just not being optimized, if they are in a refugee camp. >> and no way to work, i guess. no infrastructure in which they can flourish economically in which they can grow economically [inaudible] living in america, but mostly, minimum, it took two hours to

he lives in new york city. today he will speak to us about his book "the improbable wendell wilkie the businessman who saved the republican party and his country, and conceived a new world order welcome, david. it's good to be here. among wendell wilkie's late words were whatever we do at home constitutes foreign-policy and whatever we do constitutes domestic policy. they appear in an american program with 10 extraordinary chapters for the contemporary reader and they were stunned by their media they. if you read chapter 8 wilkie's entire platform of 1944 republican national convention with his keynesian economics its national -- the civil rights plan the civil union plan and progressivism reagan republicans would reject. on presidents' day of 1892 in ellwood indiana wendell lewis wilkie was born in a family of six and the juniors did much of the ring after their academic mother advance and pass the state bar enjoyed her husband. the wilkie's were southern democrats and william jennings bryan. he ran in 1900 he

and excessive number of employees at new york city's fire department are calling in sick. this comes after friday's deadline mandating that most city workers provide proof they received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine or be placed on unpaid leave. cnn's polo sandoval reports. >> reporter: new york city's fire department said it was prepared to overcome any potential staffing issues they may experience after that vaccine mandate took effect friday evening. and authorities saying they're now implementing some of the protocols to make sure that no calls go unanswered. on saturday, the head of the new york fire department actually released a statement reporting what was described as excessive sick leave being taken by multiple firefighters. commissioner writing the excessive sick leave by a group of our firefighters because of their anger at the vaccine mandate for all city employees is unacceptable. contrary to their oath to serve and may endanger the lives of new yorkers. the commissioner went on to write, despite the actions by some, the department will continue t

or new york city and been part of the movement there and some structured organization. but she chose to stay in the community in mississippi. she knew the needs there were so great. and also, she was fortified by the student coordinating committee, all of the young people that came to mississippi. they were willing to go through being hungry, and the violence, confronting an enduring the violence. when some of her neighbors were not willing to do that. so she found being in there on the landscape in mississippi it was transforming people from a white and they were going to take that with them someplace else. she actually said those student violating committee students were for her the new kingdom on earth. they were more christian like thin some of the people she knew in her world. and that motivated her that if they could be so moved and driven, she was going to show them the way and be part of that movement. corrects the students coming from all over geographically. primarily got white students coming down from the north, who had never been in the deep south and had o

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he had recently arrested twice, once for an airport scuffle and one for popping a wheelie on a new york city street. both charges had been dropped. but the judge had sent him to prison anyway. michael rubin struggled to wrap his head around it. >> put murders in prison, rapists. don't put somebody in prison because they had a technical probation violation. >> meek was sent to this pris for his two to four-year sentence. i first spoke to him in april, 2018. what is your life like there? >> like a caged animal. jail time. >> why was meek even on probation? it was for a crime that happened years earlier when he was 19. on the night of january 24th, 2007, he was walking out of his cousin's house. a gun in his waist band, when he says a grey charger suddenly pulled up and cops from philadelphia's narcotics field unit jumped out, they were acting on a claim they saw him sell drugs down the street. >> i put the firearm on the ground and they ran up on me and took me to ground and, like put the cuffs on me behind my back and wired me to fronted door like, with my head down. when i came in, it w

. >> garbage is piling up in some new york neighborhoods. sanitation crews apparently skipping pick ups to protest the toughest vaccine mandate in the nation. angry protests broke out this week. city workers, including police and firefighters have to prove they are at least partially vaccinated or go on unpaid leave. >> response times are going to you through the roof. >> predict up to 25% of fire companies will close. the mayor says he has contingency plans, mandate battles are raging in other cities, los angeles police unit is suing over the vaccine requirements, while in chicago the mandate for city workers to report their vaccine status survived challenges before lori light foot. >> the people that are unvaccinated are playing russian roulette with their. >> chicago police superintendent says fewer than two dozen officers have been placed on. >> and on friday suspended six of its members for a month after they allegedly drove a fire truck to a state senator's office and threatened his staff over the vaccine mandate. >>> and still ahead t

take the energy of new york, mix in the gritty elegance of new orleans, add 3,000 years of history and cook it all up in the heat of the world's most famous volcano. that is napoli. i'm stanley tucci. i'm italian on both sides and i'm traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. >> in the south we are very used to fight. >> this place may be looked down as the poverty-stricken underdog of italy. but the people who live in this region have their own way of doing things. >> for me, this is our philosophy. this is our style and tradition. >> they've given the world its favorite food. >> pizza margarita! >> just don't forget where it was invented. [upbeat piano music] >> if pizza was going to be born anywhere, it would be here in naples. the city is hot, fast, and a feast for the senses. naples is situated in campania. it's the unofficial capital of the italian south and is even older than rome. it's a region of volcanic landscapes, magical islands and the world-famous amalfi coast. the southern sun nurtures

york as sanitation workers protest against the covey dot inoculation mandate on vaccinated city employees are to be placed on unpaid leave from monday because you're headlines at this hour that does it for me, but don't worry, my colleague sandy farmer will be here in just under an hour's time with a full and fresh look to news. this is our international collab had with us. ah, i mean, ah, i'm african retention. we're going underground not far from this week's arguable london show trial against journalism, coming up with the show 48 hours after another court hearing. in the case of julian, a son, jesse on the verge of being freed from bill mush prism, we ask the un repertoire of torture who continues to allege the world's most famous publisher, is being tortured by u. k. authorities and is called 26, get some to way in blinds go. why did you? k p. morris. johnson's x, goldman sachs chancellor, just lashed taxes on fossil fuels and champagne in the country where one in 4 children live in poverty. all the same or coming up in today's going underground. but 1st let's go straight to the case

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and new york city is brace for possible work issues over the coming week. city worker issues that is only 83% of gotham police force firefighters and gab received a covid shot and those who fail to comply placed on unpaid leave to face worker issues. i'm ashley strohmier now back to waters world for all of your headlines log on to fox news.com. a "watters' world" investigation into george soros. a hedge -- hedge fund tycoon. he launched a fund to tackle misinformation. media backed by or owes money from the ground up decided what is misinformation. >> i consider the trump administration a danger to the world. but i regard it as a purely temporary phenomenon that will disappear in 2020 or even sooner. jesse: he has resources to make politicians he doesn't like disamare from the ballot. he boosted national politicians like clinton, kerry and obama. but he found a way to make a bigger impact. plow it into local politics. his money went towards defund the police movement. austin, texas defunded the police and murder exploded 74%. there is a proposition in austi

york city is is like really tells you something about the way in which the media inflates certain places and very provincial things. i know way too much about the new york, new york, memorial for somebody living in central illinois. there are these relationships that develop over time and i think that yeah, giuliani became a mayor, cuomo came a governor but oh, my gosh particularly for governor cuomo the relationship that is tammy has had with the news media in new york goes back an entire generation. i remember when his dad was a senator, i was a kid, right, and so i think when it tends to reflect this embedded power, relationship that is very long-lasting, very much a part of how journalism works and how you get these stories, and thoroughly certain kinds of people that are being brought in to those rooms. for cuomo we can make bad jokes about people being brought into rooms but we'll totally not do that. i think that bias you talking about in terms of class and region and color and ideology i think you're spot on. that's really my big central critique here is that how we cover the pow

ah, and trash piles up in new york has sanitation workers protest against the cobra inoculation mandate on vaccinated city employees are to be placed on unpaid leave. from monday those your headlines. i'll be back in the hours time with another look. this is our to international ah, i am max kaiser. this is the kaiser rate for, you know, we've been talking a lot about inflation. deflation, stagflation, dis, inflation and hyperinflation. water by flattens out there, stating right, hyperinflation isn't the news, but in my own day to day experience, i've witnessed hyper shrink flight. oh, yeah, yes. you know, last sunday we were out having brunch and i ordered some avocado. this is what came to me. that is not an avocado i could believe in, that is a hyper shrink flacier. i would call that that's a minuscule order of a condo. then it was a direct slap of the face. it was a direct indication of what's happening out there in the economy. prices are just going up and people are hiding it by serving smaller portions at the same prices. we've seen the grocery store with packaged goods packaged

so you've got liberal cities like my own in los angeles or new york signing up to this worldwide pledge, with other big cities, to divest their public funds from fossil fuel companies. then you have other cities not doing so much. you have my state california, where the governor recently unveiled a $15—billion package to fight climate change. then you have the governor of texas, were to be fair it's actually a fairly big producer wind energy, but when antonio guterres, the secretary—general of the united nations warned texas it needed to stop being so overreliant on oil and gas, the governor actually tweeted two words, which were pound signs. it is unfortunate we are going to be seeing the same sort of polarisation at local level as on federal level. on this question about - whether pension funds should divest from oil and gas - and other carbon intensive stuff, that will be - a big debate at cop26. there is a big argument, is it better to say we're i going to sell our shares in exxon, shell, bp, . or do you try to engagej with those businesses? a lot of the oil majors . will tell y

new york city may better rethink his mandate real quick. my garbage wasn't picked up today and will get worse when new york city sanitation workers don't show up for pickups and snow ploughing, medical staff, shortages, burning, fires, not put out, city will be crippled. if we don't have employed d as in why workers, we will have outbreaks of disease like cholera in new york city. the mandate needs to be relaxed to prevent mounds of garbage on our streets. if your garbage hasn't been picked up. thank the new york city vaccine mandate build, blasio has been in touch with the sanitation department as well as the union that represents sanitation employees. he says this slow down is unacceptable and that there will be consequences. anyone who is not doing their job, you're harming your fellow sanitation workers, and you're harming your neighbors and you're harming your city and it's time to stop. now the annotation workers association, fear that the flow down may simply be foreshadowing a loss of workers coming on monday. they are moving to sno

thank the new york city vaccine mandate. bill diblasio has been in touch with the sanitation department as well as the union that represents sanitation employees. he says this slow down is unacceptable and that there will be consequences. anyone who is not doing their job, you're harming your fellow sanitation workers, and you're harming your neighbors and you're harming your city and it's time to stop. now just annotation workers association. fear that the slow down may simply be foreshadowing a loss of workers coming on monday. they are moving to snow shift 12 hours instead of 8 and anticipation of workers shortages. and it appears that as a result of this mandate, new york city could soon be losing one in 5 that's 20 percent of its fire departments due to firefighters. not getting the jab for the mayor to turn around and say, we can run this apartment with 25 to 35 percent less members is ignoring the fact that we cant even keep our houses open today. right now. their livelihood is on the line, and their paycheck is on th

. >>> friday was the deadline for employees in new york city to get vaccinated, nonvaccinated workers, including police and firefighters, will be put on unpaid leave if they do not get it. union leaders say the vaccine mandate could cost lives. >> new york city will come to a crisis on monday morning. response times will go through the roof, when you close firehouses, you affect response times and affect the time it takes to get people what they need and it is to help us save their lives. >> alabama is joining other republican governors in a lawsuit against the joe biden administrations vaccine mandate for federal contractors. the alabama governor made the announcement, calling the federal mandate "outrageous." president biden has elevated vaccine mandates as an important tool to contain the deadly pandemic and prevent future outbreaks but the governor of alabama says the sums of money that alabama would lose if it were not to comply with the mandate were staggering. >>> a fight broke out in a southern california restaurant over a mask mandate. we have more in this report. >> reporter

garbage is piling up in some new york neighborhoods, sanitation crews apparently skipping pickups to protest one of the toughest vaccine mandates in the nation. angry protests broke out this wreak leading up to monday's deadline. city workers, including police and firefighters, have to prove they're at least partially vaccinated or go on unpaid leaves. >> response times are going to go through the roof. >> reporter: union leaders predict up to 20% of fire companies will close. the mayor says he has contingency plans. >> mandatory overtime, scheduling changes. >> reporter: man date battles are raging in other cities. the los angeles police union is suing over details of the city's vaccine requirement, while in chicago, the mandate for city workers to report their vaccine status survived challenges in federal court and in the city council, where mayor lori lightfoot made an impassioned speech. >> the people that are unvaccinated are playing russian roulette with their life, and they're playing russian a roulee with the lives of their families, their neighborhoods. >> reporter: chicago'

york city on halloween when a bunch of middle-aged women are just as leopards. you know, it's halloween. honestly more violence on a day-to-day basis with all these masks that we were forced to wear. you see more violence between masking and unmasking than the ones they were supposed to match. >> right. and, the emails went out pretty late. what if they already had the kids classroom? i would pick it, but i'm lazy. up such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me hanging? soothe your cough naturally. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? and got them back on track. just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francis

york city. one new jersey hospital is now requiring boosters for staff who originally received the j afternoon afternoon jr vaccine. their deadline, christmas eve. and a federal appellate court ruled friday against exemptions for healthcare workers' vaccine mandate. >> kathy park joins me now from new york city. is the city ready if many first responders are suspended on monday? >> reporter: jose, the mayor says the city is prepared and has contingencies in places, including mandatory overtime and extra shifts to fill any sort of gaps moving forward. jose. >> kathy park in new york, thank you. >>> now to politics and president biden's critical global summit under way in italy, tackling major issues like iran's nuclear deal and taxes and the environment. our kelly o'donnell reports from rome. >> reporter: president biden arrives for the first g-20 summit held in person in more than two years due to covid. as leaders came together for what's known as the family photo, mr. biden appeared on the far