>> the new york city is alive with enthusiasm and energy. it has been a perfect fall day for the 50th running of the new york city marathon. of course this is a signature event of the big apple and today it was a perfect day for it. as you mention, so many runners return to the city the marathon is back after taking 2020 off because of the pandemic which was actually on the second time there was a cancellation and the races history. the first time was in 2012 after hurricane sandy. about 33000 racers took part, that number down from over 50000 in previous years. officials agreed to reduce the size of the field of this year to prevent overcrowding with covid. those taking part in the marathon, which is still going on right now, were required to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid-19 test within 48 hours of race day and are also required to wear face coverings at the start and finish. the 26-point to mile course began on staten island, goes to the city's five boroughs and it right here in manhattan central park with more than 1 milli

mike: long awaited trial of maxwell starting new york in new york city. bryan llenas is following the story from the big apple, hi, bryan. reporter: former girlfriend of billionaire and sex offender jeffrey epstein has been sitting in brooklyn federal jail cell for 17 months awaiting the start of her trial which begins tomorrow. after epstein suicide in new york jail cell while awaiting his own trial, epstein sexual abuse accusers see as justice. four women to testify accuse being jeffrey's madame. the 59-year-old faces 6 federal sex trafficking charges which carry maximum of 70 years in prison. prosecutors say maxwell would encourage the girls to give epstein sexualized massages arraigning them at epstein's home, palm beach, santa fe and maxwell took part in the abuse herself. he's the youngest of nine children of disgraced tycoon and publisher maxwell and graduated from oxford and met epstein in early 90's, people are fascinated how a wealthy british women can find herself accused of heinous crime. maxwell's brother says she's being scapegoated by u.s.

eric: new york city's mayor pushing or refusing to back down. eric adams, former police captain himself has officers to fight gun violence despite a shocking morning from a black lives activist who says the undercover police units are back on the streets, it will unleash new rights. >> eric adams pledged he would hire the first new york city commissioner and the top essential candidates are former seattle police chief carmen, former newark police chief roman and philadelphia's first black female commissioner, danielle outlaw following last summer's protests and riots in new york city, adams promised to be tough on crime while at the same time holding police officers accountable. he wants to bring back nypd's anti-crime unit, to bring down shootings. he says the units will be reinvented by recruiting less aggressive crops and making them wear body cameras, black lives matter leader told me it's not enough. >> the fact that body cameras are not preventing crops from brutalizing people. what will prevent cops brutalizing people is sending cops who

adams is the second black mayor elect in new york city. he is walking a fine line with black progressives. arthel: a fox news alert, scotland where officials were nearly 200 countries have announced a new deal to fight climate change. some world leaders are saying it does not go far enough. today's agreement includes a last-minute request from india which asks that a pledge on coal power be changed from phaseout to phase down. the deal also calls for an eventual end of fossil fuel subsidies and includes financial aid for developing nations. it comes after 15 days of contentious talks with the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius, 2 degrees fahrenheit, envoy john kerry supported an earlier address of the agreement today saying it was a good compromise. no comment yet from carrie on the new plan. >> president biden says the newly passed bipartisan infrastructure bill will help ring down runway inflation, runaway inflation he is facing growing pressure on both sides of the aisle after inflation reached a high, 30 year high.

it's a deep blue city, new york. people want to feel safe in their neighborhoods, especially in the areas of highest crime, it seems like there's a bit of a disconnect there. what do you think, christopher? >> absolutely, look. eric adams got 80% of the vote. it's a mandate among mandates in a red wave year he got 80% of the vote. he's never hidden what he feels about law enforcement in new york city. he's been completely upfront and honest about it. newsome is a splinter group of the movement. and he makes sense when it comes to violence against people. and they're looking for ways to end that in new york city. we have to give eric adams the benefit of the doubt. he won his campaign and won handily. new york city has issues to deal with when it comes to crime and i fully eric adams to follow through on his pledge to get this city humming like it never has before and i wish him the best. >> and nicole, your response to that and then we'll go to a second topic. >> i think that eric adams wishes him the best. >> we wan

without hitting any of those new york city skyscrapers. the balloons are the real stars of the show. this year, six new balloons were introduced, including grope you or baby yoda, ada twiss, pikachu, and ev in honor of 25 years of pokemon. these are all of the classics as well as snoopy and ronald mcdonald should you name it. it was a beautiful event as everybody and their families comes back together this year for the first time, many, since the prepandemic. griff. >> griff: brian yunus live for us in new york city along the parade route. brian, great job as always. our cell come onto you. you asked about my favorite float. i am a spongebob person. how about you? >> arthel: i love baby yoda. i had seen debbie out a big like that, it made me really happy. i'm happy to see baby yoda. that's it. all right. going to move on l. national security experts now warning of a possible attack from china. it could be fatal and you won't be able to see it. details, straight ahead. >> griff: china's military has u.s. officials on edge of that makes adva

new york city. now police have arrested a suspect in the latest assault and rape of a jogger in central park. the 25-year-old homeless man has a troubling criminal record we're told. he was arrested in florida last year for a similar attack. it is just the most recent brazen act of violence if the city as the brand-new mayor-elect eric adams pledges to crack down on violent crime. mollie line now with more. mollie. >> reporter: hello, eric. you laid it out there very well, this ongoing wave of violence in new york city, it's caught the attention of the entire nation and the incoming mayor is vowing to address this ongoing violence. this past thursday a jogger in central park was raped. this happened just shortly after 7:00 a.m. in the morning. police released surveillance images of a man dressed in black fleeing the scene, identified as paully vilez, a 25-year-old homeless man, he was arrested yesterday, charged with rape, robbery and strangulation. the new york post reporting he is wanted in florid

they reunited in new york city after 5 years apart. >> for me it was unbelievable. i couldn't believe that i was hugging him. >> i was very excited to see my son after 5 years. reporter: ahmad left afghanistan after taliban left threatening note in case. >> did you believe the taliban was going to kill you? >> maybe, maybe. >> it was extremely difficult for us to even practice so my dad was practicing very privately. reporter: scared the fanoos family contacted leslie and leslie reached out to fox corporation who was able to get ahmad, daughter, son-in-law and 3 grandkids out of the country. >> for afghan music to be exiled means that afghan music will continue. reporter: days after reuniting ahmad watched son perform for fr refuges in new york. >> when i listened to him it gave me chills. he sing with love. i think that's the most important part of him. reporter: especially grateful to u.s. veterans, his message to them is don't lose hope, don't think you did nothing. he says thanks to u.s. troops he, his father and afghan music have hope for a better future. alici

new york city, molly line in new york city. >> the incoming mayor is vowing to address the ongoing violence. just this past thursday a young woman was jogging in central park was raped. shortly after 7:00 a.m. in the morning. police released surveillance evidence of a man fleeing the scene, paulie valez homeless charged with rape, robbery and strangulation and also wanted in florida after cutting off an ankle bracelet and fleeing the new york post reports velez accused of dragging a woman off of a sidewalk charged with kidnapping and sexual battery but never appeared back in court after making a plea deal and now being held without bail. mayor elect eric adams to name a new police commissioner after thanksgiving. reported short list is filled with women, seattle, philadelphia and newark. adams is also promised to bring back plain clothes police officers aim to go combat gun violence. warning of riots, fire and bloodshed. fox news host dan bngino pressed him? >> no. i can -- what i will say i understand when a police officer unjustifiably kills someone, why people lash out. i understand that

downtown new york city, hundreds marched across the brooklyn bridge. they had a moment where they got down on their knee and took a moment of silence and then moved on but no reports of violence in new york city. anita: thank you for that. a variety of opinions from outside the courthouse. in q4 bringing back to us. griff: for more on the narrative out of the rittenhouse case doesn't necessarily lineup but the act in court we are joined by julio, a senior writer for townhall, author of a brand-new book, mostly peaceful 2020 riots, gas lighting of america. congratulations, you and i spent time this past week and kenosha, you are reporting in a key piece of video you shot last summer was a key part of the case. explain your role in all of this and your thoughts now that the verdict is done. >> my role, i simply recorded the second half of the shooting when kyle rittenhouse was attacked by three people. his attacked by a skateboard and a protester with his handgun. it is quite disturbing even after the trial which was broadcast live, wall-to-wall media co

if it's happening in new york city. president biden has a problem because he's upside could be in the polls, and anytime you govern, it's a lot harder than campaigning. governing is hard. every election is a reaction to the last election. eric: former governor chris christied today in las vegas said this about voters, and remember, he's a republican who won twice in a very blue state, your state. here's what the former governor said. >> what do suburban voters want? what they want is a government that is honest and truthful and efficient and not wasting their money and not wasting their time. they want it to be sane and rational, and they want it to speak to them. eric: do you see the country being more moderate? ten seconds. >> you know what that sounds like? common sense. and common sense will reign supreme. chris christie said it, and i agree. eric: all right. senator bram nick, thank you. thanks for watching. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance,

york city with more details. what more can you tell us. >> absolutely right, adding to that apparently so scathing that one lawmaker said it made her job job although it hadn't released and lawmakers say there is a lot of new information there. the new york committee dove into the trifecta of the downfall. the sexual harassment during the height of the pandemic. in the multimillion dollar book deal that he secured in which he corralled staff to help complete. >> he knows if the situation went to trial, if we had an impeachment trial there would be a lot of facts that would have to come out. it would be potentially repairable damage to him and his reputation which is the why i believe he resigned. >> in a statement that cuomo's attorney blasted the report while defending the governor's staff saying the assembly judiciary committee has chosen not to review their findings with us which is their prerogative but it may once again result in a one-sided report. state employees volunteered to assist the governor with his

he's in new york city, watching this for us now. brian. >> reporter: mollie, look, jill lane maxwell has been sitting in a brooklyn federal jail cell for 17 months, awaiting the start of her trial after epstein's suicide in a new york jail cell in 2019, his sexual abuse accusers see this trial against maxwell as an opportunity to get some kind of justice. maxwell is accused of being epstein's madam, recruiting and grooming minor as young as 14 years old for epstein to abuse. the 59-year-old faces six federal sex trafficking charges which carry a maximum of 70 years in prison. prosecutors say maxwell would befriend these girls before handing them over for epstein to abuse in any one of his mansions from palm beach to new york to new mexico, in some cases max a well allegedly took part in the abuse herself. she is the youngest of nine children of disgraced tycoon and british publisher robert maxwell. she graduated from oxford and met epstein in the early '90s. people are fascinated how a wealthy british woman could find herself being

we saw images out of cities like chicago and new york with large protests but remained overwhelmingly peaceful. eric: thank you. quiet in kenosha. thank you. i'll rittenhouse was sit down with tucker carlson for his first interview after the verdict, that will be aired sunday night 8:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. arthel: underreport shows record number of americans were killed by drug overdoses in one year end public health experts are pointing fingers of blame at business. how the narcotic is coming into the country and what can be done to stop it. ♪♪ a lot less surge of migrants trying to cross the southern border the crush continues to put a strain on our already overwhelmed officials. migrants keep coming not only from south america and central american countries but even as far as eastern europe and beyond. rio grande valley especially hard-hit. bill melugin and standing by with the latest from their. reporter: good afternoon, what you said is correct. the migrants continue to come in from literally all around the world. look at this video here in texas this morning, what

eric: runners on their mark as the 50th new york city marathon gets ready to go tomorrow. the annual race is back after the covid pandemic canceled it last year. organizers taking precautions, they reduced the field of runners by about 40%, and the runners have to prove they're vaccinated or have a negative covid test. big day tomorrow. arthel, i've got to say, those -- the dads on duty, what a great, great group of men. arthel: excellent, outstanding. i'm so proud of them and what they're doing. we need more like that. and more of us in an hour. ♪♪ david: welcome to "the journal editorial report," i'm david asman in for paul dwi go. chaos on capitol hill last night as democrats bustled through a $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill and what president joe biden called a monumental step. democrats also taking a procedural vote to advance the cornerstone of the president's tax and spend agenda, a multitrillion dollar climate and entitlement package which they now say they'll pass sometime in the coming weeks. the president,

. >> in new york city, sex trafficking trial for jeffrey epstein's allege accomplice, ghislaine maxwell begins tomorrow. prosecutor say that maxiell rethe crowded several underage girls for epstein to allegedly abuse, she could face up to 7 years in prison -- 70s years in prison if convicted. reporter: ghislaine maxwell has been sitting in a brooklyn federal jail cell for 17 months awaiting the start of her trial tomorrow, after epstein's suicide in 2019 his sexual abuse accusers see this trial against ghislaine maxwell as an opportunity for some kind of justice. she is to have been a madame, grooming and recruiting minors. as young as 14 years old for epstein to abuse. prosecutor say, that maxwell would befriend the girls beforehanding over them to epstein to abuse. she is the youngest of 9 children. of disgraced tycoon, british publisher maxwell, people are fast nat -- fascinated how the wealthy british socialize could find herself accused of these types of crimes, her lawyers have tried to get her free on bail numerous times, complaining of inhumane conditions. her brother said she i

the most iconic part of this parade is gigantic balloons. 15 included this year fly past new york city skyscrapers, classics like the pillsbury dough boy, smokey the beer and others and sponge bobs square pants. the diary of a wimpy kid standing at 62 feet high and sinclair's dino is 72 feet. six new balloons debuting this year. the most exciting to me is baby yoda from "star wars," mandalorian series, pikachu celebrating pokemon and a brand-new ronald mcdonald. you will remember in 2019 he was partially deflated because of high winds. he is back and looking better than ever. this year's parade includes 28 floats, 10 high school marching bands from around the country, 800 clowns and last year the thanksgiving day parade looked different. it was just televised. no crowds. the show must go on and it has gone on for 95 years. in fact, the only time that the thanksgiving day parade has ever been canceled was in 1942, 43 and 44 because of world war ii. this really is a timeless tradition ushering in the start of the holiday season and, of course, it all culminates with the one and only sant

mayor bill de blasio calling the new york city native a legend, writing: one of brightest lights on broadway is dark tonight. dark tonight, but perhaps the stage will light up with a new sondheim show just one final time as he hinted in an appearance on "the late show" in september. >> i've been working on a show for a couple of years. we had a reading of it last week, and we were encouraged. arthel: wonderful. so wonderful, amazing. by the way, that was chris welch reporting, and other stars are are also paying tribute. barbra streisand tweeted: thank lord that sondheim lived to be 91 years old so he a had the time to write such wonderful music and great lyrics. and hugh jackman writing: every so often someone comes along that fundamentally shifts an entire art form. stephen sondheim was one of those. ♪ every business is on a journey. and along the ride, you'll find many challenges. ♪ your dell technologies advisor can help you find the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. mass general brigham. when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine, this i

they reunited in new york city after five years apart. >> for me, it was unbelievable. i couldn't believe that i was hugging him. >> i was very excited to see my son after five years. >> reporter: ahmad fled afghanistan in august after the taliban left a threatening note on his instrument case. >> did you believe the taliban was going to kill you? >> maybe, maybe. >> reporter: the last time taliban ruled afghanistan, music was illegal. >> it was extremely difficult for us to even practice. so my tad was practicing very privately. >> reporter: scared, the family contact canned leslie rosenning that would, the coo of julliard school. she reached out to fox corporation which was able to get ahmad, his daughter, son-in-law and three grandkids out of the country. >> for afghan music to be safe in exile in other countries means that afghan music will continue. ♪ >> days after reuniting, ahmad watched his son perform at a fundraiser for afghan refugees in new york. ♪ ♪ >> when i listen to him, it gives me chills. he sings with love, and i think that's the most important

i hope that a lot of democrats look to my hometown of new york city as to how to run a good campaign. mike: interesting, gentlemen, we are up against the clock. 30 seconds left. your thoughts on the social spending package, james, do you they get done? james: i would say i hope not. i think the last thing we need right now is more spending. it doesn't directly create inflation but indirectly does because what this spending binge in the last few years has been enabled by money printing at the federal reserve and that's got to stop. mike: jonathan, prediction? >> it gets but mid to late december so get ready to be covering this around christmas. $1.9 trillion. mike: you heard it here, folks. let's mark the tape. gentlemen, thanks very much. >> thanks, mike. mike: we will go back to steve harrigan at the rio grande river where migrants are currently crossing that next. mike: a few moments ago we showed you compelling real-life drama there in del rio, texas along the rio grande river and steve harrigan, our veteran correspondent is there in del rio, texas with the very latest. steve, what

york city bronx zoo a few years ago. turns out she did it again. yep. so the bronx zoo says this woman seen back here in 2019 was once again spotted taunting the giant cats near their enclosure. the latest incident happened on thursday afternoon. the zoo says witnesses alerted staff, but the woman was gone by the time they got there. the zoo says she was protected by netting and never entered the enclosure. but that she acted with no regard for others' safety. the authorities are saying that she is wanted on a new trespassing charge. okay. so a trashcan from a south carolina beach has turned up in ireland. the man found it on ireland's northwestern coast last week. city officials say they had no idea the bin was even missing until the irishman e-mailed them. they believe the bin was swept up during a storm, then traveled more than 3500 miles along the gulfstream. they asked the man to please recycle their wayward trashcan. eric? >> eric: recycle. well, you just saw it moment ago, the third annual fox nation patriot award