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why is crime surging in new york and other cities? >> they backed off, we sent a message that this is a white supremacist country. people are acting out. with regard to the subway pushing which is one of many that happened on a frequent basis now we only see half of the incidents but it may be a racial hate crime. when the democratic politicians and the press constantly send a message that systemic racism is the defining feature of america we shouldn't be surprised to see people acting out. stuart: in minneapolis it was a hot spot for the defund the police movement. now i understand some democrats are calling those plans shortsighted. is it too soon to say the defund the police movement is over a winding down? >> it is too soon to say because to my amazement people like ilhan omar pushing this idea, they are completely ignoring the consequences of their poisonous vitriolic rhetoric. the first 6 months of this year than in all of 2019, 10 children under the age of 10 that had been shot, several killed, young high school graduate shot i

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we totally soared past that one here in this gas station in new york city. regular close to five dollars. we've been talking to people at this gas station throughout the day. some are taking different steps to save money, filling up half a tank or a quarter. but here is the thing, we're seeing higher prices everywhere, no matter what you're doing still paying more at the pump. those people we spoke to they're really frustrated. take a listen. >> i fill up my truck almost every day. $80 this morning. another $60 here. it is really crazy. >> takes me about $120 to fill up the car, ridiculous. breaking everybody's bank. >> i put $40 in. i didn't even get a quarter of a tank. obviously it is too high. hopefully it goes down in the future. reporter: the national average for gas sits just delow $3.30. according to the cpi data for the month of september, there is a 40% increase in the inflation rate of regular gasoline over the past year. a couple of states are below the 3-dollar mark. jackie, there are only five states in the u.s. with gas under $3 a gallon. that

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and then again running fort new york city mayor earlier this year. andrew yang said he said leaving the party to launch a new party parties also out with a new book. the book, forward, notes on the future of our democracy. andrew yang joins us right now to talk more. and your comment great to have a very thanks so much us this weekend. tell us why he left the democratic party. >> thank you maria it's great to be here. we can sense the polarization is getting worse than ever. and unfortunately the incentives are going to make it such that we are going to end up with the violence, strife in a new civil war. it is that serious. it is at civil war level part left the democratic party if the temperature of the country down because if you are a businessperson like i am, you follow the incentives but right now the incentives are leading us toward the extreme. reward the people who want to live in a reasonable middle pair to think that is most of us. most of the people watching this broadcast today. maria: i could not agree more. i feel like it is a head scr

york city a maybe -- invasion of new york city maybe but not so much what's going on in cyberspace. how big a risk is that and to businesses that market the economy in particular in. >> it's a huge risk, and i don't think we have a good enough excuse for saying we don't understand the threat. if it's hard work to fix it, it's expensive, and it requires our national society to start linking together public and private things, government and civilian companies in ways we haven't before to get an integrated defense, and cha's uncomfortable for -- that's uncomfortable for people. jack: there's obviously a lot of tension with china right now whether it's taiwan or other issues. again thinking about businesses and the markets, how should they be thinking about what that looks like over the coming months and over the coming decade? >> yeah, i think we ought to take the problem with china very seriously. one, china's been rising as a competitor. i'm not going to call it a kohl war opponent -- cold war opponent, but there's certainly a lot of competition and friction. second, china has not j

the nypd, fdny, new york city workers marching against vaccine mandates in new york city. they marched across the brooklyn bridge as well. can you break this down for us? doctors, experts say get vaccinated, it saves lives. workers say getting fired is okay with me we're afraid of side-effects or adverse affects of these vaccines. they're against the mandates. doctors say you should get vaccinated. where do you come down on it? >> i've been saying the most important things americans can do to have a conversation with their health care provider about the risk and benefits of the vaccine. make a decision and move on with your life. one thing we cannot afford right now is an unnecessary vaccine mandate that will put more american workers on the sidelines, whether it is supply chain crisis, health care crisis, law enforcement crisis, you to down the list, demanding that the workers get a vaccine when they don't want it, they may not trust it or may have other legitimate health concerns. whatever the reason is, when you do this, you will tighten up an already brutally tight lab

in new york state the average is a bit higher than that, 338 and in new york city we've got one station selling premium for $5 a gallon and madison allworth is at that station. >> we have the prices behind you and people have been pulling up to the gas station all day killing of display those prices, over $5 for premium, almost $5 for regular. some people are only partially filling up to save but here is the thing, gas prices are higher everywhere. you mention the new national average sitting at $3.30. if that number isn't staggering enough, according to data released in september it shows 43% increase in the inflation rate of forgiving gasoline. there are only 5 states in the us with gas for under $3 a gallon and that number is dwindling. on monday there were eight states below the number. gas is high here but it's not really place where gas numbers will be higher. we've seen pumps in palm beach, florida that neared the $5 mark for premium gas so we are just seeing across the country. stuart: yes we are and we don't like it, good new -- good report from new york city. the climate confe

this is lindsay from new york city. how are shipping restrictions due to covid going to affect inflation rate for the holiday season and buying gifts? thanks. >> well, it's going to increase the cost of getting gifts. a lot of it is the bought from asia. because of transportation from asia to the united states and also shortages -- neil: an area of the world where the covid issue is still a big issue. >> covid is a big issue, but you know what else is a big issue? the california docks that are coming in. they're not fully open. now i understand today -- neil: 24/7. >> 24/7. it should have been that a month ago. neil: i wondered that too. i thought they were 24/7. i guess they're not. all right. this is from david in texas who wonders about china. >> what can be done without depending on china to get back to shipping -- how can we become more self-reliant without depending on other companies to have a supply of our own materials here. neil: we've discovered that china kind of owns all this stuff. >> well, they own all th

he's really worried about new york cities tax base imploding in the next, because of what's going on in washington and in albany. liz: these are the guys who hire people. charlie: yes, yes, but liz, he's not gotten back to us yet. i wonder it sounded like when we first reached out to him he was going to get back to us. like he couldn't wait, my producer reached out, they couldn't wait to get back and we thought we would have a quote for your show, still hasn't gotten back and i think that tells you something. he maybe doesn't want to get involved in this because it is a nasty fight and it's literally dividing the democratic party between the moderates, between a guy like eric adams who is a moderate, joe manchin of west virginia, senator kyrsten sinema liz: can i just say about kyrsten sinema, she voted against the trump tax cuts. charlie: yeah. liz: now she's voting against bringing, she did not like the corporate tax rate coming down to 21% and now she won't vote for it to move back up. so there's a lot of gameplaying here. charlie: well who knows. she knows, let's be real clear he

stuart: a demonstration in new york city. they marched across the brooklyn bridge several thousand strong, city workers who said get off my back, we don't want these mandates. the city and many institutions will lose two, 3, 4% of their workers at a time of a worker shortage, that is real pain on a lot of people. lauren: vaccinated people, 50,000 new york city workers who have not been vaccinated and likely lose their jobs and their paychecks, that affect my ability to get services i need. stuart: it does indeed everywhere. there are the protests. several thousand marching through the city of new york. lauren: they are there to support freedom. the cool thing is bigger than the science, the masculine the vaccine mandate, down to freedom. stuart: let me check a melt up, looks like we have something similar, the dow will be up another hundred points after closing the record high yesterday. the s&p, record yesterday onward and upward today. one more check of tesla. down a little today but still worth $1 trillion and musk is wort

look, 148,000 new york city schoolteachers and staff have until 5 p.m. today to provide proof of vaccination. currently, 90% of all department of education employees and 93% of teachers are vaccinated. mayor de blasio says unvaccinated people will be put on unpaid leave starting monday morning, and the mayor insists there won't with staff shortages. >> yeah, we have many more vaccinated, ready, willing, able institutes than the number of people -- substitute than the number we expect to be out. teachers, paraprofessionals, folks who do general education, special education. we have a lot of folks in reserve. >> reporter: meanwhile, new york state -- new york's statewide mandate is in place, 87% of health care workers are thousand vaccinated, that jumped 10% in a month. governor hochul says the mandate is working, and she will expand it to include thousands of health care workers in the prisoners and mental health facilities. bottom line though also, neil, yesterday a panel of three federal judges ruled at least in a temporary win for critics that those he

been in new york city a long time. when i started asking her about the inventory problem because store seems barren she burst into tears, said we don't the revenue coming in the door to order supplies and now there is this backlog and we're running down inventory, we have no revenue, and we can't even pay our rent. >> i do think you are right, you know. that is a great point, and a tragedy, because large retailers will find a way to survive, smaller retailers can't get product big retailers operating 26-7 sounds good sounds like taking action if not here yet it is admitted okay br if not here yet not getting to shelves by christmas time walmart costco target big retailers find a way to get product through going to be difficult. >> whats does retail landscape looks like next year what can the administration do? what can federal reserve do to kind of right this imbalance where you had demand that was being juiceed they ignored supply-side for much last year and a half. >> given time i think the supply-side can catch up j

and now new york city mayor de blasio order for city workers to be vaccinated could force numerous fdny companies to close. the nypd already facing a street cop shortage as the fdny union leader warns the mandate will spike emergency response times and send the city into quote, chaos. joining me to discuss all of this republican strategist ford o'connell. get your reaction to your home state of florida suing the biden administration over these vaccine mandates? >> hat tip to florida governor ron desantis an attorney general ashley moody for standing up to the rights of florida workers and pushing back on these heavy-handed mandates that deprive many of these people to make a living and provide for their families. i think it is great he is pushing back and fighting because a lot of the mandates the biden administration they are pushing down very little to do with science particularly not taking into account natural immunity and when you trade on people's ability to make a mandate. that is wrong. edward: moving on to new york city, first-responders continue to push back against the vaccin

maria: no surprise "new york post" publishing photos charter flights outside new york city westchester private airport caring children teens on planes that originaled in texas as many as 2000 migrant children have been arriving since august, and, of course, overall we have been averaging 200,000 apprehensions every month at the border does not include hundreds of thousands gotaways this year, by the way, with private flights, funded by taxpayer money so you are paying for private flights to transport migrants into big cities in america -- jack ma, in china first time since business under skrooubt "the wall street journal" reporting he arrived in spain this week suggesting not been banned from the leaving chinama was missing for months after ccp suspended blow blockbluster public offering of ant group the ccp disappeared him after he made critical comments about chinese regulatory backdrop regulators launched a probe for what they called anticompetitive behaviors on evidently commerce platform dropping to company record 2.8 billion dollars fine shares up 2 morning 2% 2350k reportedly pl

york, westchester, new york, right outside of new york city, off-loaded, god knows where they go from there. you're asking for help from an attorney general ever the united states who is part of this administration, involved in this, these, i wouldn't say accomplices of human smugglers, people who at least make their job easier? >> yeah, it's shocking to me that someone who believes very strongly in the rule of law, you have an attorney general that is willing to call parents that protest the vaccine mandates or critical race theory at school board meetings, he wants to investigate them but the biden administration is giving a free pass to the cartels and their enablers to companies like facebook. that is disgraceful. david: forgive me for interrupting but what do you expect to get from ag garland? who we see on the left-hand side of the screen here, if in fact he is not doing anything to close the borders right now, not doing much to stop the facebook? >> we have multiple lawsuits going on. we're pleading with them to do the right thing. shut down facebook's ability to do these ads.

york city, upstate new york, new jersey. three specific pipelines that would have done just that, the constitution, the penn east and northern access pipeline all canceled because they couldn't get the permits they were fighting environmental concerns, they were fighting people that were opposed to it, and the industry says hey, if you're concerned about high prices, we got plenty of gas here, just give us the means to get it to market. here's what they told us. >> what we really see is a lack of infrastructure, lack of infrastructure impacts prices, impacts the availability of natural gas, and the ability to get the natural gas to where it's needed. reporter: and here's the deal, liz. if you're an environmental it's and you could care about the environment, or heating oil , both worse for the environment than natural gas. now it is a fossil fuel i'll give you that and some people are opposed to any fossil fuels but it's pretty clean when it comes down to it, its always been pretty cheap. not so much this winter. liz: well t

which, you know, if you're working from the home in new york city, you'll have a new york city salary. stuart: i'd love to know how that shakes out. how many of those people actually work from home and take -- if it's a pay cut -- >> yeah, it keeps you out of politics in the sense that you don't have to mandate a vaccine is, because your workers aren't coming into the office. stuart: maybe others will take that way out. interesting story. then there's this, alexandria ocasio-cortez laughs off senator manchin's proposal to lower that $3.5 trillion spending package. here she goes, watch it. >> senator joe manchin says $1.5 trillion is his number. is that position -- [inaudible] [laughter] stuart: oh, how jovial. president biden's agenda the is on the brink of collapse, so where is he? peter doocy is at the white house with that report after this. ♪ ♪ crazy, i'm crazy for feeling so lonely ♪♪ that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee r

here's what's going on in new york city. teenager after teenager, kid after kid is being gunned down in new york city streets. there's a large chunk of mid-town manhattan that looks like scenes from the walking dead. junkies and dangerous, dangerous mentally ill individuals have completely taken over the area around -- in the heart of new york, around the grand -- from grand central station over to pn station around the port authority. over a two year period, murders are up 46%, grand theft auto up -- has almost doubled, shootings have doubled. burglary, up double digits as well. and if you look on the same pages in the new york post where there's an article about the nypd lacking customer service, the police is responsible for safety and security last time i checked, surrounding this article about the franken-idiot are articles about head stabbing in a high school, a woman was punched in the face in a subway station, her nose was broken, a woman in new york on the subway platform was slashed and there's a serial thief targe

jonathan morris joins me here in new york city. there is some suspicion that president biden is using pope francis for political purposes, taking advantage of him to some degree. what do you say to that? >> politicians use everything for political purposes. that's what they do. i believe president biden's very happy to be in the vatican. he is a devout catholic. i think he has great esteem for pope francis. but, yeah, i i think the pope has a respondent not to be used, okay, and to make sure that the message of the church is very clear. now, he has the authority to change policies. he has the authority to change canon law. in canon law, it's pretty clear that a minister giving out communion has a responsibility not to scandalize the public by somebody publicly receiving communion that is known to be against the church's teaching on core issues. so the pope could make a decision we're going to change canon law. i think that would be more intellectually honest the that's what he believes, and i think pope francis just is a little bit

york city. he is meeting with business groups and wealthy new yorkers and he is trying to woo them. he is trying to get them not to move their domiciles to florida. why is that interesting? you know, these are his words. he is telling people, i fully recognize, by the way, paraphrasing a little bit here but this is pretty close. i fully recognize that 55,000 new yorkers pay something like 60% of the taxes. he tells this to these business groups and wealthy new yorkers. then he says, i'm trying to tell this to my friends in the, my progressives friends out there like aoc types, like presumably president biden, that you know, if we keep attack these people, keep burning them they will leave new york city and deplete our tax base. one other line he also says i heard, i would rather have some of the aoc types move to florida rather than wealthy new yorkers. what he is basically saying, sounds good to tax the wealthy but there comes, there is an impact to that. that, they move to lower tax locales. i

york city. you know, he is not only the worst major in new york history but he may be the worst mayor in the history of the country and, look, who is this going to adversely affect? okay, it is going to be children, most likely from a minority community in the poorest areas of new york city where they already struggle to get teachers and now it's going to get harder and harder. by the way, the vaccination rates for those members of those communities is some of the lowest in this country. so this is really going to affect and make life even harder for a lot of the poor areas in new york city where you've seen dramatic, dramatic crime waves and crime spikes after his war on the police. so, look, it it's just going from bad to worse in new york city. it's really unfortunate. maria: yeah, it sure is. we will take a short break. when we come back tom brady returns to new england. yes, the historic performance makes a buzz this morning. back in a minute. maria: welcome back, good monday morning, every

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here in new york city an explosion of 6,000 more case this is year versus last year. one guy was arrested like 46 times. he is a serial shoplifter. he keeps being let out. so this is also going to cause prices to go up as well, right, sir? what do you say? >> there is no question about it. retail theft has always been something that sort of factored into the cost of doing business whether you're operating a cvs. whether it's a fast-food restaurant or any other type of retail establishment, people always have understood that some things are just going to be stolen off the shelves. not in this wholesale fashion. it is just unsustainable to have a criminal justice system that does not properly protect private ownership of private property. i'm not just talking about my property. i'm talking about retailers property because it affects all of us. elizabeth: phillip holloway. good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> you bet. elizabeth: up next sheriff mark lam of arizona. texas deploying massive manpower to the border as new caravans of thousands of migrants approach. now

neil: stadiums are full, theaters are pack food and wine festival is once again returning to new york city. that's where you will find lydia hu with the latest. >> you cannot beat this weather for the kickoff of the 14th annual wine and food festival in new york city we are joined by a veteran mario who is a chef, thank you for your time you are a veteran of the festival in here before the pandemic you know i like to go virtual next year end back in person how does it feel to be back in person for this weekend. >> it feels amazing to be outside to be a full day with a beautiful set up on the hudson river not sure we didn't have a lot going on everybody was in their house and secluded in their own space and now to come back together and get to share food and delicious drinks, feels amazing. >> you don't need me too tell you but it's a hard year end half of the restaurants you been in business for almost a decade d.phil. optimism this is a sign in the restaurant industry is up from here. >> ideal i feel good about where were going i feel that we'd gone to the last year end a half or so

. ♪♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: happy weekend, everyone. thank you for being here. welcome to the program that analyze the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. president biden's ratings are tanking. the impact of the supply chain crisis and the inflation threat on americans. former national economic director larry lindsey is here with his take coming up. plus a record

new york city will insist all city workers get vaccinated. no testing option. no jeb no pay. this applies to first responders like firefighters and police officers who at this time have low vaccination rates. that government workers. at southwest airlines a change of plan. unvaccinated employees will not be placed on unpaid leave. that the retreat by management because that airline was badly hit by worker shortages. then there's the uk. doctors warning about a new variant described as a sub type of delta. a mutation, 8% of new cases are this variant and the caseload is rising. doctors suggest restrictions and mask wearing and social distancing may have to return. two years in covid making the news. politics, democrats claim to be making or taking headway with their massive spending plan after a series of meetings at the white house, they have a number down to $1.75 trillion to $1.9 trillion. they spend on expanding medicare, 3 pre-canned big bucks for climate change, the progressives are claiming a win. all our priorities are there in some shape or form. the dow is going to b

york city and new york state is way too much a lot of people are saying. they know they can work remotely, they know there's zoom, there's ways to get around this where you can be in florida and basically not have to pay 61% of your salary in taxes. and so that's what they're worried about here. it's going to be interesting to see. now, i will say this, neil, this deal is not done this it's done, and, you know, what's weird about this whole budget process is just how much stuff leaks, how much stuff gets floated ask how much stuff gets shot down. so this s.a.l.t. deduction may be gone tomorrow, but that's what they're talking about today. i tell you, if you're ericed ams, and i -- eric adams, and i wrote a column about this in the new york poe today, and you want to keep the rich in your city because he knows, and he said it, they pay probably around 60% of the taxes in new york city, that sort of -- in that bag, well, guess what? those are the people that could easily leave for florida, and, you know, he's got to be worried about this. the this s.a.l.t. d

. ♪ ♪ >> 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

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it's a serious -- >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. another wild week for stocks. the month, the quarter for the markets ending lower. former raymond james vice chairman fred lane is here on how to manage your portfolio right now. plus, democrats in disarray as house speaker nancy pelosi struggles to connect her divided party behind a massive tax a

york city, united airlines said it was get a fire 600 workers this week, not only questionable in terms of legality and constitutionality it could do real damage to the economy to. >> those are two different issues, the legality is going to have to go through court process which will take a long time maybe the problem will be over by the time it's based in enormous logistical problems, there are 650,000 hospital and nursing home workers in new york state, the vaccination rate really jumped up in the face of the threat that is very high but is still leaving 50000 people were not fully vaccinated that's a huge hole in the workforce. that's another weird dislocation that the covid crisis has made in the american workforce. gerry: laura we get the idea behind the vaccination mandates and the idea is to get on top of the virus as much as possible but actually with this what were seen with hospital short of workers in unvaccinated is that the cure worse than the disease. >> i would say this the risk is covid spread through the health professionals with the delta variant being very aggressive,

york city. there you see the empire state building in all its glory. good morning, everyone. it is 10:00 eastern time. let's get straight to your money, that's what we're about. let's take a look at that 10-year treasury yield -- let's get to the market first. the dow absolutely flat. the s&p, absolutely flat. the nasdaq now down just ever so slightly by a tenth of a percent, having a lot of trouble finding some footing on the markets. the 10-year treasury yield, it's now up 2.4 basis points at 1.6%. earlier it was down to around 1.57 or thereabouts, and we saw more money going back into the equity markets, now coming out. take a look at bitcoin, big story today, up another $357 at $54,252 per bitcoin. if all right. now to the september jobs report. 194,000 jobs created last month, the lowest monthly total this year, very disappointing. edward lawrence is at the white house for us looking into the numbers, breaking them all down for us. good morning, edward. >> reporter: yeah, this jobs report w

fox square in new york city, the 20 fifth anniversary of the founding of fox news today. i can see the remains of the 25 foot cake that was out there this morning. far more interesting is the stock market, the dallas close to 500 points and the nasdaq up 228 and susan is watching tesla. >> you have a piece of the cake and a piece of the market, shareholders a later on. the austin texas, factory. tweeting out the full self driving and beta 10 version is rolling out friday night at midnight. big sellers for tesla cars because of technology, self driving behind these tesla cars. it is rolling out, the transportation department is investigating these crashes. stuart: will they driveway were be driven away. stuart: they would drive away. >> you don't own a tesla but it comes with this technology, and turn it on. on the new beta version. stuart: by tomorrow morning, we will see 1000 people on the road in a self driving tesla. >> self driving is available, 10.2 version of it. and new york. stuart: it is like pulling teeth. >> what do you mean by on the road? software is on the r

many new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm jackie deangelis in for maria bartiromo. the supply chain crisis rocking the economic recovery with empty shelves and higher prices. the white house warning that your christmas gifts may be on the line as one member of the administration is under fire for minimizing the situation. we'll hear from kenny old carry. >>> southwest recovering from chaos, the airline blaming weather and air traffic control issues. is this a sign of things to come this holiday season? i'm asking frontier airlines ceo barry bissell. and another massive migrant surge on the way to our southern border. maria's surveying the situation on the ground and in the air from del rio, texas. first up, here's a look at where markets ended the week after a slew of strong earnings from the big bank. but there are big concerns that our economic recovery is in real trouble amid a growing worker shortage and a supply c