>> 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

todd: new york city reportedly looking for volunteer firefighters from long island and upstate new york, citing an e-mail from an nypd sergeant to 350 volunteer firefighters throughout the state as new york city's covid vaccine mandate for city employees will be enforced today all unvaccinated will be paid on unpaid leave beginning today. carley: listen to this. an unvaccinated colorado teacher put on unpaid leave through the rest of the year, this comes despite the fact that he was granted a relidges us ex. >>> -- religious ex. exemption.teacher joins us now. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. carley: tell us your story. you filed for a religious ex ems exemption from getting the vaccine. what did the district say? >> they informed me that despite the exemption that my presence would cause an undue hardship and myself and my colleagues would be placed of on unpaid leave. carley: what was your reaction when you found that out? >> well, you remember when -- i don't know if your viewers have seen clark griswold when he got his letter from the boss about being in the jelly in the mo

. >> crime in new york city surjdz this year. the nypd is looking for this man after a woman was sexual assaulted in central park yesterday. and a 54-year-old woman jogging in another neighborhood was sexual assaulted allegedly by howard shaw who was released from prison on tuesday and now back in custody. >> julie: thank you very much. the power panel now. david and leslie. thanks for coming on today. this is disturbing on many levels. we also have a black mayor for the first time in years. you have black lives matter already planning protests and chaos in the streets if he gives the power back to the police officers to get the crime under control. david, your reaction? it's despicable. >> eric adams call winsome sears. she knows about being an elected leader trying to protect americans and being called a racist and a white supremacist which is what will happen to eric adams. though the words are not the biggest challenge for either one of them. it's the prosecuting attorneys that the progressives have elected to make sure that

if you fix those three things, the shootings in new york city would drop dramatically. the new york city police department has taken almost 8,000 guns off the street since the bail reform has been there and other officials not doing their's. >> sandra: crime is still spiking in the city and we wake up to horrible stories like this one video of this molotov cocktail that was hurled into a brooklyn bodega and is actually frightening video to see that. this is a 38-year-old man who carried out this attack. you see the footage inside the deli and the fire that was apparently trying to throw a second cocktail and the bystander was able to hit that down and has since been arrested, but this is happening on city streets today. >> yes, new york city detectives are investigating these crimes and unfortunately our justice system is letting them ride out again to victimize the people of the city and it's not fair to the law-abiding citizens of new york city, we have to concentrate more on the victims and not the criminals. >> sandra: i can report that the two daily workers inside

live in new york city with all about. reporter: mayor elect eric adams pledged to hire the first female new york city police commissioner and according to new york post, the top potential candidates are females. former seattle police chief carmen from a former work police chief roman in philadelphia first black female commissioner, daniel outlaw. following the protest 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 anti-crime unit to bring down shootings. the unit will be reinvented by recruiting less aggressive ops, making them wear body cameras. local black activist newsom told me it's not enough. >> the body cameras are not preventing cops from brutalizing people. what will prevent cops brutalizing people is sending cops who harm people to jail. as it stands, police don't stop other police officers from harming people. if they did, there would be no eric garner. reporter: he had a contentious meeting with adams on in

that's what's going on here in new york city. although there are vaccine mandates all across the country this just how it's impacting all of us here. meanwhile on this very busy all saints day november 1st. terry mcauliffe is touting virginia's public school system. he doesn't really mention that four of his kids went to private school, as education takes center stage ahead of tomorrow's election. lawrence jones is in virginia with the candidates' final push. lawrence is in roanoke. lawrence: good morning, family. the first test for democrats since the election of joe biden. what issues matter to the voters in the commonwealth of virginia? we will talk about it next on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite.

york city a woman is robbed and pushed onto the subway tracks, new york city's times square. connecticut freezing within $1500 worth of stuff from a grocery store. all of this is black lives matter activist refuses to condemn writing. >> i want to get you on the record. >> i'm going on the record right now. >> why can't you condemn violence. >> why would i condemn violence. understand what a police officer unjustifiably killed someone, why people lash out. understand that completely. >> i don't condone it, i don't promote it but i will not condemning. >> that is cowardly. >> you are a coward. >> i'm out of here, god bless you. sean: the great dan baldino. holding his feet to the fire. give me the reaction back and forth. aishah: i was there new york city with all the protests which are very peaceful, at night things got crazy and i saw the looting and rioters, personally for me too, i sell it all and i would say take this kind of stuff seriously but this is what eric adams the newly elected mayor campaigned on and one, he said he would fight the violence of the crime, he said

here in new york city, new york city has famously famous for the $1 slice ofs pizza. here in new york city that slice of pizza is now 1.50. across the river staten island mona lisa pizzeria, the 200 things he buys every week for his store, they have gone up 50 to 200 percent. garlic is up 400 percent, which is unbelievable. and, you know, pete buttigieg was there yesterday in the briefing room the thing is it's the demand. it's because so many people are at home and they are buying things online. he said people need to go out. mr. pete buttigieg, go out to the store rather than have it delivered. so, mr. pete buttigieg, i was at a couple of stores, i had to go to a couple stores in new jersey yesterday because i was going to make my grandma's scotch radios. ainsley: take pictures? steve: i could not find the necessarily's morsels that had the peanut butter and chocolate. ainsley: people say buy your oil early if you do your turkeys in the fries. steve: i could not get the eggo french toast which is a doocy family favorite. asked the guy where is it? you know what we a

like new york city. adding to that the future of minneapolis policing. and all of it. voters will decide, as you put so correctly, randy sutton. if the city's existing police will be replaced by a public safety department. white progressives and local black activists back the amendment following the death of george floyd in police custody last year. so this is what i call the beat from the street, from protestors from the street. this is their answer back. and i'm wondering there is a huge gap between when they were in the street and the crime that's in the street now. how will that work out? >> well, this isn't rocket signs. we've seen this play out. we've seen in every major city where there has been a defund, demoralize policing, we've seen every single murder rate go up. violent crime is incredibly high especially in minneapolis. and they have basically defunded the police. forced police officers out because of their politics that they are way behind. now they want to replace it and they don't know w

have taken in so many refugees from new york city. todd: outgoing mayor of new york city, expressing his anger toward police unions. >> several unions have been in my view downright unpatriotic the way they handled this, they put their own internal politics ahead of the needs of the people. todd: your response? >> disgusting comment from mayor deblasio, go on tv and call the nypd unpatriotic after what they've done for the city, they were a source of hope, they were working on that pile, still feeling the effects of 9/11 today so for mayor deblasio to call them unpatriotic because they are not comfortable receiving the vaccine, new yorkers are rejoicing he is on his way out. todd: eric adam is won yesterday. will he be better? >> i am an optimist. i'm not holding my breath but i will say insightful county, we had a massive red wave last night and part of it is people are fed up with the anti-police pro-criminal agenda new york city democrats have been pushing. i'm hoping eric adams will be an improvement on mayor deblasio but that rem

rules in new york city have in common with the rules in dallas? nothing, you should read that and say we can be done with all of these mandates, vaccine mandates, mask mandates but they won't do that and they should. the people who say follow the science, show me some science. >> i will say, overseas they have had another wave, it's scary when people see that and there are families that are affected. the vaccines work with the mandates of the real question. >> unvaccinated but i'm anti-mandate. >> the foia request says no one who got covid and recovered has passed it on to anyone else. they don't count the natural immunity and that troubles are so many of us. >> can i tongue kiss people now? i've had covid come i'm not it to you. >> greg: now they are pushing, when does that become mandatory? i use the phrase slippery slope but i banned it. up next, if you are confronted by a thief, don't give them any grief. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her c

massive protests in new york city is thousands of workers march against vaccine mandates was the ingraham angle has footage. biden's cultural\taking place. but first, a commonwealth of insight is the focus of tonight's angle. fewer leon gave the much chance the clean-cut family man and american success story glenn youngkim decided to go all in in the virginia governor's race, he traveled the entire commonwealth connecting beyond the base to first-time voters and those who voted democrat last time around who have buyers remorse. we are waiting for him to speak any moment in leesburg, virginia and will bring you breaking news but here he was earlier tonight in virginia beach. >> november 2nd, we ask virginians, we get to make a defining statement about the future of our commonwealth, a statement that says we believe we will soar, the spirit in the areas virginians, together, not republicans against democrats but virginians coming together and defining our future. virginians rejecting the culture that tells our children that they have to shelve their hopes, a culture that says we have to acc

york city the "new york post" cover today. minutes from tragedy. the headline is this. new york city vaccine mandate will force 24,000 city workers to stay home. effectively today. how is that going to work? >> it's not going to work. new york has already faced a crime crisis this past year and when we think about the front line workers, first responders who put their lives and health on the line serving new yorkers during the covid pandemic now to penalize them when we have historic numbers of retirements. news about the number of fire departments not able to respond in the same timely fashion than they would be. certain fire department companies are closing in new york city. the vaccine mandates are unconstitutional and again it is exacerbating an already tenuous situation as we face a labor shortage with first responders and law enforcement officers across the country. it makes new york less safe. >> bill: 8,000 nypd. 3700 fire department, 2,000 sanitation workers. see how the city manages. thank you for your time and give

it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." major developments in the kyle rittenhouse murder trial. the prosecution hopes to safe their crumbling case. asking the judge to allow for lesser charges. the judge is considering the request before closing arguments monday.

york city, new york, city council member, so you have hawk newsom saying there will be riots, fire, and bloodshed on the streets of new york if eric adams brings back this anti-crime unit, and this undercover plainclothes unit, what is your take on all of this? >> unfortunately i take mr. newsom at his word and i do think you might be right seriously, however i have to say is someone who did not support eric adams and the primary or general election i want to say good on him. great, this is good stuff in the stuff that new yorkers want to hear, eric adams to go directly to african-american neighborhoods, neighborhoods plagued by gun violence and went to those people and told him he would step in and solve some of the city's crime problems and i'm glad to see that he is not backing down. this was the issue of the race, this was the issue of the primary back in june and the blm defund and abolish the police crowd, they were given a ticket to ride, eric adams with a significant mandate because new yorkers do not share their views, they want safe streets, they want good policing come th

new york city, they have a mandate,according to the "new york post." out on day one. a lot of people didn't show up. they called in sick. anyway, they have got the mandate here. you don't have one there. why? >> we sure don't we believe in freedom of choice in suffolk county. we don't have the self-imposed disaster that mayor de blasio has brought it new york trying to mirror president biden self-imposed disaster in afghanistan. now we welcome our my academy class back in 2,000 i came through. i came from the city. i was six months on. i got the call to came out to suffolk. half of my classmates were from the city. we welcomed the wealth and experience coming out from new york city to our job. steve: sure, absolutely. it's a much safer place when you look at the numbers. the number of murders. it's so much less in suffolk county than it is in new york and robberies and everything else. meanwhile, i'm sure you are noticing today is election day coast to coast. whether it's buffalo, new york or austin or seattle or minneapolis you tries to defund the police a year ago n

like in new york city that wasn't the case for the last two years. dan: had that great ad about phil murphy saying you know listen if you're here for the low taxes or something probably isn't your state. you know, brilliant brilliant ad. but let me get to second story because you're familiar with a lot of areas you move around in country a tale of two cities here. so minneapolis voters said double barrel middle finger and defund police not doing that anymore. that was pretty smart. but then philadelphia revokes power of police officers to do traffic stops and minor traffic violations. i mean, what the hell i thought it was from the mrs. and dead. j tell me more about how that affects policing and got into that but in minneapolis 13 by 13 points it wasn't a minor victory but a -7s 5-25 democrat republican city you know a left wing city and ultimately here's the problem. minneapolis police department has been defunded already down 250 police officers. neighborhoods that used to have ten patrol cars night now have two and we've had some of the most viol

then for the new york city marathon on sunday in new york city, you know, temperatures will start out to be chilly. we could see a little bit of rain in the forecast but otherwise mostly sunny skies. there is your forecast. i don't need any maps. back to you steve. steve: you said it wasn't that cold but your machine froze. just saying. january january that's a good point. i'm going to stick to ethics could you say. steve: please do. thanks j.d. still ahead new york congresswoman a.o.c. says the reason democrats lost in virginia was because their message wasn't progressive enough that story is coming up in the next hour. and if you are looking for something to watch this weekend. movie critic kevin mccarthy gives us his take on three big movies dropping this weekend that's coming up next right here on "fox & friends" live from new york city where it's chilly. >> it's a big move weekend for long awaited films out to the theaters. it's called the eternals,. >> you can protect. ainsley: joining us now his review of that movie and a few others is kevin mccarthy. so good to have you back.

it's comforting especially in new york city you can tell by whatever street you go down it feels better. i was here about six months ago, this is why i want more cops and i'll in the times square area where those characters are, guys that dress up, i have a weird feeling those guys aren't officially licensed. >> yes. yes. >> and i'm with my son and he's little so he goes i want to get a picture with mario. i didn't want to say this isn't good, we don't know - - so i go it's five bucks let's go over and get it. as we're walking towards mario, true story, mario takes off his head. >> yeah. >> and starts smoking a joint. >> yes. >> i'm not kidding. and now my little boy, now forever in his mind has this image of mario and his dad speaking a joint in the middle of time's square. [laughter] >> you know what's funny real quick i was in minneapolis i think it was last may or june when all the stuff was going down, like the looting and the rioting, and i was just there recently. i don't know what caused it but i went to the mall of america. dude, the prices are, like, skyrocketing. when i was t

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it is 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. ♪ ♪ happy thanksgiving paired hopefully you are on your second meal of this turkey day. have not gone into any arguments over politics. get ready for lots of fun. we are going to answer your fan mail questions for the entire hour appeared so let's get started paired first question, instagram question. from ash mock. each person at the five tables is in charge of one thing at thanksgiving paired cooking, doing the dishes, et cetera. who is doing what? all right. who is the best cook? let's start there. >> i'm a zero. >> i thought you might be a good cook. >> no i'm an excellent bartender. >> k. >> geraldo is a bartender. are you get anything on things giving question >> cleaning. i like being alone. >> known as going to help you do that. >> i am the remote controls are. i control anything that happens around the tv. >> we are watching football the whole time. >> good. >> dana what are you in charge of question my >> i can do the dishes and set the table. i'm not a

ashley: now to a heart warming moment out of the new york city marathon. a runner who fell less than 200 meters from the finish line is helped over the line by complete strangers. the touching video shows the men carrying the runner who appeared barely able to straighten his legs. the crowd cheering them on every step to the finish line. carley: that's amazing. he finished it. that's awesome. okay. and in nfl action the rams had no answer for the tennessee titans at home. the titans' defense picking up quarterback matt stafford twice on the way to the 28-16 win. the cleveland browns trounced the bengals in an afc north showdown. baker mayfield connected with donald peoples jones for a 60-yard touchdown. the chiefs hold on to beat the green pay packers. the packers scored one touchdown without aaron rodgers in the 13-7s loss. josh allen and the buffalo bills scored a season low as the jacksonville jaguars pull off the 9-6 upset, what a low score there. and finally, the new york giants pull off an upset of their own, defeating the las vegas raiders, 23-16. t

it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> president biden same, don't blame me after i massive red wave at the ballot box. republican youngkin wining and the election in virginia. one by ten points just last year. it was supposed to be a cakewalk in liberal new jersey, but the results i bear, razor-thin. still too close to call. by then doing his best earlier to shrug off the brutal losses. >> do you take some responsibility and do you think that he would've won if your agenda had passed before election day? >> i think we should have -- it should've passed before election day. but i'm not sure that i would be able to have changed the number of very conservative folks who turned out in the red districts who were trump voters, but may be, may be. >> do you still think voters really want to hear you talking about trump more than the issues that are affecting them of the day? >> the reason i mention trump is i didn't account for time -- the issues he supports are affecting the lives of a day. and the negative impact in their lives. it's become republicans or sensing major

nice. >> new haven, rhode island. >> new hams. >> janice: nice day in new york city. warmer in new york than it is in memphis, tennessee my friend. we are going to deal with warmer than average temperatures. i think most of the country will enjoy that i know i will. the northwest is still going to be pretty cool as our next storm system moves in coastal rain and mountain snow. not a bad forecast for enjoying new york city. say hi to brian kilmeade? recommendation hi, brian. >> hi brian. >> we love you, brian. nice see you. >> we have nice. i will be back in new york tomorrow. janice: oh good he will be back tomorrow. to say here. >> okay. we will pitch a tent. brian: thanks, janice. i will accept that as a toss a wave from a toss. i can understand that and i can adjust. the woke warning from democrats following a defeat in virginia and that's what it was. dan bongino is unfiltered and joins us live. but, first, the incredible way a young girl was able to alert others that she was in danger. what every parent needs to hear comma, next, period. are ♪ ♪ e a comfortab

among them in a new york city firefighters. in fact 2300 have called in sick over the past week ahead of the city's vaccine mandate going into effect today. joining me now andrew, president of the uniformed firefighters association. andrew, is the city going to work with a union, or are they in intent on ignoring you and allowing all of the firefighters basically to be forced off of the job? >> well, by design, they don't want to work with us. when you tell someone they have nine days the mid-nineties to make a decision for a vaccination or lose their job, they don't want to work with you. teachers were given over a month, and corrections does not have to make the decision until december 1st. so once again, the mayor is showing people that care for criminals have more rights than people who care for the average new yorker. i would like to go back to the notion of 2300 firefighters have gone out sick for this. the department doesn't share the numbers with us, but the commissioner the department said today that he believes a sick

is there any hope that bail reform goes away and the city, new york city and new york state get back to a sense of normalcy because right now we are a mess. >> the legislature, state legislature has to pay attention to what happened. the electorate spoke in suffolk and it was deafening. they were absolutely against this law but also against an effective leadership where despite the law, specific cases weren't prosecuted properly. todd: are you hopeful the tide is turning toward these das that have been elected in so many parts of the country, das better suited for the public defenders office, places like san francisco, los angeles, are you hopeful the trend is turning around? >> absolutely because during the course of the campaign i want to all communities in suffolk county and all communities want to be safe and want policing district attorney's office to keep them safe. >> i heard you on the radio because i was listening to coverage not on my station but other stations as well you were talking about the importance of solving violent crime. how have we gotten to a point in our lives

steve: live from from new york city on this tuesday the. it kind of feels like a wednesday, and i say that because tomorrow's going to feel like a friday because a lot of people have thursday off. does that a make sense? ainsley: we know what you mean. brian: the air code in louisville is 502, a three-star hotel is $100. ainsley: and they won't kick you out. brian: that was the story. this woman gave a bad review -- ainsley: three stars. brian: -- and she was told to hit the road. steve e steve police came and hauled her out. brian: i was at a e hotel at pensacola, and there was no one at the front desk. you know what the guy was doing? washing the dishes, he was the bartender and also handling the snackings. ainsley: i read one article that some hotels are not doing cleaning services until you leave. steve: right. and the key to the hotel you checked into, at least it was open. a lott of them are closed. good morning, louisville. thank you for joining us along with the rest of the country. it's 8:02 here in new york city, and our top story

laura: i still move to your hometown, new york city, where a statue of thomas jefferson was removed from city hall, has been there for 187 years. four years ago when the left started getting going on the tearing down the confederate statues trump was ridiculed for predicting this. >> this week it is robert e lee, i noticed stonewall jackson is coming down. i resent george washington next week? is a thomas jefferson the week after? you have to ask yourself where does it stop, we going to take down statues to george washington? how about thomas jefferson, what do you think of thomas jefferson you like him? we take down the statue? he was a major slaveowner. >> trump was right, we will say that a lot i'm sure. >> we will indeed. we sought unfolding once again in northern california, san francisco school board focusing on changing names of schools that honored abraham lincoln and george washington. americans are seeing this, we're seeing this unfold in the polls but what this headset is the nature and part of what it means to be american. because the the nation built on an idea represented b

we get a nice warm-up for much of the country especially central us and new york city marathon. are you running this year? todd: i can't run. >> janice: actually start but not too bad. we will be cheering the marathon. todd: we will talk about that. >> janice: her name rhymes with cheryl. carley: thank you so much. >> president biden: if you keep sending that garbage out it is not true. >> it is a garbage report. >> the president is comfortable with the department of justice, they are currently in litigation with the us government. todd: from garbage to comfortable, the white house saying mixed messages as major networks get the coverage again. jillian: here's joe concha, the coverage of this, cbs, nbc, 0 minutes. >> reporter: 0.0 minutes on this huge story. you are going to pay 450,$000 to migrant families that were separated but if you are a goldstar family you don't receive remotely as much, if you're born here illegally, killed in action and your family gets less then that, it was called garbage, you shouldn't put that garbage out there, actually it is true. this is why the

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

york saying this week that he will revisit the mandate for new york city's municipal workers when he takes office in january. we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson. good to see you all. kyle, first to you. are these mandates, could they be doing more harm than good? >> yeah, i think they could be. there's some polling that suggests that, you know, something like 40% of workers if they're forced to make a choice between this mandate and losing their jobs would prefer to leave their jobs. and it's not clear always how seriously people mean that when they tell it to a pollster, but it's a big issue especially in this economy where businesses are really scrounging to find workers and find help. david: and it's also, kim, a question of what happens to certain real, critical services like police, like nurses, like firemen. there are some cities in which those critical services are really stretched pretty thin right now. >> yeah. and those are also the areas where we're seeing a great deal of the protest and backlash existence these mandates because remember -- again

these are the suburbs of new york city. a lot of folks who live here work in the city and go back an forth across the george washington bridge. all show you what murphy did four years ago in bergen county. 15 percentage point win in that county alone, and now in 2021, you can see it's a difference o four or five points which helps explain why the race is so close . you get a two-point edge, where was he four years ago? look at that. 22 points. 22 points compared to 2021 wher it's just a two-point margin of difference there. again, camden, a little bit in essex, a little bit in union county to determine this if we even can. >> bill, to that point, what do they need to know about whether this is an automatic recount state and what exactly will thi would be called. >> listen, honestly, frankly, new jersey is not a state that we study. work kind of doing crash course right now. state law has no requirement fo an automatic recount. if you want to contest the rules , sorry, if you want to contest the final votes, whethe you're a

crime rates are soaring in new york city. a woman was pushed in front of an oncoming subway train in times square friday during an attempted robbery. transit crime in the city has spikdz 80% higher than at the same pointed last year. and the police are looking for three suspects want any a brutal sidewalk shooting saturday as the trio of muggers killed one victim and sent another to the hospital. this as two women sexually assaulted thursday on a popular new york city jogging path in broad daylight within an hour of each other. unbelievable. a 1-year-old seattle boy watches his father die of heart attack while waiting for help from first responders. an incident report obtained by jason rantz shows the boy called 911. when giforts arrive an outdated note in the system forced them to wait for a police escort. the firefighters ultimately broke protocol entering without police but it was too late. the slow response comes amid seattle's vaccine mandate on first responders and city efforts to defund the police. 2,000 disney employe

>> basically, they know eric adams was elected on a platform of restoring public order to new york city. we seen historic spike in crime since last summer after wave of protests falling following the giving of torchlight. adams wishes and to invite them for sitdown meeting to hear their agenda and the meeting became contentious almost immediately they are talking about how they don't believe there's anything such as a good cop. as we saw in the clip, the explosion came afterward for they follow through to bring back the anti-gun units and officers they would basically encourage the members of black lives matter to take to the streets and riots and we seen they are able to marshal people to their supports and they have a lot of supporters in a broad left-wing coalition throughout the country so not an empty threat whatsoever but eric adams did the right thing basically by coming out and following and saying he's committed to revising anti-gun units and he's going to make sure he follows through on his campaign promise to restore the city. paul: so what did these anti-gun units do why doe

it's going to feel a lot colder than it is right now here in new york city. 58. i mean, temperatures in the 50s as your daytime highs tomorrow. so we've got a cold front that's going to move through, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average or below normal over the next couple days. we've got the cold air pouring across the great lakes. that could bring wintery weather for those areas. detroit, 46, 53 in philadelphia, these are daytime highs tomorrow. let's take a look at what we're dealing with. we have a new system moving in across the west and that's going to push over the rockies and the plains states, bringing us snow, first snow for some of these i aas, not for the rockies. they've already seen some but in towards the northern and central plaps, not a blockbuster storm system but it's a taste of what's to come for some of these areas. there's the forecast today. so we'll see the rain move across the west and that cold air sinks as far south as the southeast and real quick, because i know we have a big election day tomorrow, there's the forecast for virgi

steve: why did you put it up in new york city? we're on the whole other coast. >> this is a nationwide campaign for us, we are recruiting from areas that have disrespected law enforcement, their leadership have disrespected their law enforcement. we have been in colorado, austin, texas, new york and we have been pulling officers from across the united states not only put billboards up we contact the local media and let them know the billboards are there and we get better coverage that way. steve: that's right. the lion king gets a free add as well because they are next to your add right there. you spent $12,000 to put it up for two days. did it work? >> it did. right now we have five nypd officers in the application process and five more looking at it. steve: fantastic. i understand you put billboards up in the state of texas well. >> right in the austin area, yes. steve: okay. why would that be? >> austin, in texas was one of the few areas that really went after their police officers, talked about defunding and everything else. a

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. >> bill: whether dc or new york. other parts of the city are fine. my part of the city you have to wear a mask. ted cruz yesterday on the hill. watch. >> we pay millions of dollars to illegal immigrants in your professional judgment will we get more illegal immigration or less illegal immigration? >> i do not think it would be a pull factor. >> >> bill: austin texas, the land commissioner and candidate for texas a.g. george p. bush joins us live in studio. nice to see you in person. what kind of -- >> people are upset and eye rate. the biden administration along with secretary mayorkas continue to chip away at law and order and our way of life in the state of texas. we feel it is some way to try to build political sympathies in the hispanic community. i'm here to tell you it has resulted in republicans turning overnight along border areas because they're sick and tired of taking the migrant caravans every month and with close to 2 million apprehensions estimated this year we need an administration to do their job and have a sense of urgency to enforc

this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. the left's ground for thanksgiving, rachel and sean duffy are here on that plus get your thanksgiving bouncer ready. what does that mean, you're probably asking? 's grandma going to get turned away at your door, raymond arroyo explains in seen and unseen and don't put those masks away yet. the experts have a new plan for you. doctor are the rich is here on why these new rules are for the birds, not for you but first it is thanksgiving eve and today we are thankful that americans are waking up to the train wreck that is the biden administration, president biden can't see it. he thinks things are going just great. >> america has a lot to be proud of what we are experiencing the strongest economic recovery in the world. even accounting for inflation our economy is bigger and families have more money in their pockets than they did before the pandemic. >> no matter what you say americans don't like inflation and new polls show 77% say they are being personally impacted by it and not in a g

in new york city, they closed down firehouses, a lot of people put personal freedom ahead of this. let's remind the audience, last march this industry got $25 billion of taxpayer money so that they would be prepared to serve once the mandates reappeared. >> and the key was not getting rid of employees, not laying them off or firing them. unfortunately, that is not happening. so matter what kelly from southwest says, there's a reality check. they have 800 fewer pilots, an overall pilot shortage and employees won't deal with mandates. flyers will continue to get disrupted. it will impact the hotel and resort industry. it will impact the cruise industry. they're shooting themselves in the foot with their mandates. it's going to impact taxi drivers, restaurants. it has a cascading effect. people don't realize one in ten of all employees touch or actively involve in the travel and hospitality industry globally. it's a massive industry. all of these countrywide restrictions -- think about it, charles. if you have the vaccine, you can still spread covid. we know that for a fact. so the id

. >> here in new york city's german district surrounded by white supremacist everywhere yo look. >> is just a guy getting coffee pair. >> white supremacist getting coffee in anticipation of a lon night of racism. >> it's literally people gettin coffee. >> here's one right now. miss, how long have you been an angry white male. you can speak. this goes deeper than i thought we have a white supremacist infiltrating the lincoln projec to get more white supremacist i haven't seen multilevels like this since the diet coke on dee blue. back to you. >> that was good. >> i think lauren just permanently rounded her himself as a dishonest hoax or into layer. she's just silver serve amended heard career is so dead her onl hope as a giggly cnn. >> many democrats fell for it right like mister fark for brains. it makes you realize why he was such an easy target for the chinese honeypot. which i admit sounds absolutely delicious. less control over the senses than his finger. is that how you say it cracks i thought it would get a better laugh, but it's monday. meanwhile the mud yet try stitching by foc

democrat eric adams, retired police captain easily won the new york city mayor race. he campaigned on crime-fighting. bringing back plain clothes police unit and cracking down on gangs. in buffalo, new york. the democratic incumbent wasn't on the ballot but won by defeating india walton, a democratic socialist. she ran on defunding the buffalo police department. voters responded by writing in brown's name and electing him instead. in minneapolis where the defund the police movement began after george floyd's death voters tuesday rejected a proposal to abolish the police department amid a crime surge and slow police response times. in atlanta the mayor race will be a runoff between two democrats promising to increase the number of police officers and in seattle the progressive mayoral candidate who voted last year to cut the city's police budget in half lost by 30 points. >> i think that the vote showed last night that many people, the partisanship was not the issue. many people really want to have efficient public safety and are pro-police in that regard. >> 47% of am

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

we find new work which is a short drive from new york city. we've been saying for hours that 25% of the vote is outstanding and sx and yet to be counted. why is that question rick we can say and we don't know. is there an issue? not confirmed. it goes back to the calculator question. we need to spend a few their way we have summit and western new jersey here. we think 12% outstanding in union county as well. to summarize, those three places are blue counties and in all likelihood, up to 60% or more of that couldn't go for it murphy over ciattarelli which would be good news for the democrat. we can't conclude that just yet, it is based on some of the projections. up here in the north and passaic county new jersey, a couple of votes are coming in. this is interesting i'll tell you why. i have few votes taken just a few moments ago here. murphy, look at the raw votes here. i think it's fascinating. he is at 53,000 and ciattarelli is that 51,500. i'll show you what came in four years ago when murphy won he was at 56,000 and you see for the republi

over $5 for a gallon of gas in new york city. hawaii, california, prices are jumping and they're talking about shutting down the line 5. army corps of engineers is evaluating the structure. they pulled approval for keystone because they were concerned about the environment. you said this in the last block. nobody is talking about climate change in new jersey at a diner with pete hegseth. they talk about gas prices and energy prices and food costs. it all goes into the threat of shutting down the line 5. it would be a disaster, a mess. it is not that people don't want a clean environment. they do. >> dana: i do think when -- you can deal with things like having adequate supply and america was energy independent two years ago and now we aren't and having to beg opec. here is a question the deputy press secretary got yesterday what the administration is doing if anything to help on gas prices. her answer was interesting. >> i don't again -- i don't have anything specific here. the president spoke to this recently but he is also aske

when we come back will young children in new york city now be required to show their vaccination status, the mayor is thinking about mandating that. laura trump ways in next as we continue. [ ♪♪♪ ] kidney alert for type 2 diabetes! forty percent of people with type 2 diabetes will develop chronic kidney disease, or ckd. did you know ckd can lead to kidney failure and dialysis? kidney alert! ckd often has no symptoms until it's too late! help protect your kidneys. call your doctor for a uacr test. it shows one of the earliest signs for ckd. visit kidneyalert.com! [ ♪♪♪ ] >> sean: now more evidence tonight that never ending covid restrictions are well, failing to keep blue state residents safe were for example new data is showing that the mass mandate california has well they have a higher covid rate that's now twice that of florida and remember parts of california are also imposing strict vaccine mandates prompting this demonstration outside la hall as the city's new vaccine rules are in effect. and the outgoing mayor signalling now he wants vaccine mandates for young childre

meanwhile, 10,000 workers in new york city have refused to take the shot. volunteers, there's no one working there. >> some first responders to vaccine mandates in new york city, 2,000 fdny employees calling out sick over the past week causing a number of fire department engine companies to be taken out of service. and so far the fdny says that those calls have not impacted response times but the fire to berman union saying morning dozens of companies could be closed today. >> tucker: oh, but it's not affecting services, right. los angeles county is one of the biggest counties in the world, actually. if the sheriff of l.a. county has pledged not to enforce these mandates because he doesn't want citizens to die. the sheriff joins us tonight. sheriff, thanks so much for coming on. we talked to you sometime ago and you had this position. i know you've taken a lot of heat for it. tell us why you maintain his position and what you think could happen if you were to cave on this question. >> well, the results are very obvious. for example, i have a 20% increase in