new york city jail system. reforms made it more difficult to require defendants to post bail. new york is the only state in which judges can't romance dangerous defendants to pretrial detention based on the danger they pose. nor can new york judges consider dangerousness when deciding whether to place conditions such as an ankle monitor on a defendant's release. they can only consider risk of flight. can you relate that directly to the crime rate in new york? in other words, these people, more of these people can't be held so is that one of the root causes of crime on the streets of new york? guest: i think it is one of the contribute factors to the crime problem in new york. i don't think it is the main driver, but at the margins, certainly i think we are seeing more crime than we otherwise would have without this reform. one of the statistics that indicates that is the growth and chair of both total arrests and violent arrests constituted by people who have open cases, people who have been arrested, released

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york city, they are not made in new york city, they not sold in new york city, they are sold in other places. today the attorney general directed all u.s. attorneys in the united states to prioritize combating gun trafficking across the state lines the city boundaries and the justice department is sending additional resources to shut down when they refer to as the iron pipeline like states like baltimore and philadelphia and new york and so many other places in the governor, we work with the mayor nypd, and nine other states creating your task force on illegal guns and that is a kind of leadership that is going to solve the problems. it will hear more about that project and i also want to help every major city following new york's lead, put together partnerships like this one to put together, and building in everyday here in new york city, federal, state and local enforcement, share intelligence about shootings from the day before, the work to take those herself the street as quickly as possible. visit with the partnership looks like and this is what you put together. it's important w

made in new york city, they aren't sold in new york city. they are sold in other places. today, the attorney general directed all u.s. attorneys in the united states to prioritize combating gun trafficking across state lines and city boundaries. the justice department is sending additional prosecutorial resources to help shut down what's referred to, as you all know, as the "iron pipeline" that funnels guns from shops in states like georgia to crime scenes in baltimore and philadelphia and new york and so many other places. governor, you worked with the mayor and the nypd and nine other states to create an interstate task force on illegal guns. that's the kind of leadership that's going to solve the problem. and i'm eager to hear more about that progress. and, folks, the second thing i want to point out is i want to help every major city follow new york's lead to put together partnerships like this one you put together that meet on a daily basis. every day, here in new york city, like this meeting today, federal, state, and local enforcement

in new york city i do feel very safe. but i might not have the right perspective because i wasn't here when it was really bad in new york. >> when it was really bad. wait just a minute just so we are clear and inspite of the cold hard facts on your screen look at the numbers overall cream transit crime shootings incidents, they feel like it is okay. i learn today that all of this has been accepted. some of as if being normalized. i left that part beyond sun frankly i didn't expect those responses. but i wasn't only one. the former cops who were there to give me protection that day were left speechless. one even said this is why he retired. especially when he heard this. >> like i said man [bleep] happens people try -- cops are sometimes deserve it. but i understand they're trying to protect as best they can but to an extent all cops are after like -- [bleep] it happens. that's all i really got to say. >> i think it is important to defund police and invest in communities and -- that's what's happening and i don't feel i'm

in new york city. every agency is short staffed. new york city safety, hospitals, police officers, everyone is short staffed. the nypd officers. and the whole deep fund the law enforcement movement is having a major impact along with lowering the crimes like mr. bragg is doing and let repeat offenders out, repeat violent offenders. >> ashley: the mayor's office has to step up on this especially law enforcement. we appreciate it and thank you for your service. have a good day. >> thank you, ma'am, thank you very much. >> ashley: todd. >> todd: move over hunter biden the adult children of the nation's most powerful democrats also embroiled in scandal. we will tell you about the allegations rocking nancy pelosi and joe biden's family. orange juice becoming the next breakfast table sweet by the supply chain crisis. head to the bank account. talking to experts from the sunshine state next. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: nancy pelosi son is being tied to a fraud and bribery's scheme brought to you by the fbi. in 2017 th

meanwhile, crime is surging in new york city. that is not doing well and almost every major category, new stats from the nypd showing car thefts and robberies out of control. clearly, just out of control since last year, fox news correspondent david lee miller with the very latest. david? reporter: david, in the wake of a meeting between president biden and new york city mayor eric adams to discuss the surge in the number of shootings in the city, the nypd, as you point out has released the latest crime statistics and they are not good. the data shows that last month, compared to the same period one year ago, overall crime increased almost 39%, breaking down some of the numbers now, rapes increased 27%, robberies 33%, fill on it assault up 33%, auto theft increased 92%. the one statistic that is not as dire, murders were down 15%. meanwhile, a rally held this afternoon protesting the policies of manhattan's new district attorney alvin bragg, who critics say is soft on crime , bragg has come under fire foretelling prosecutors only

chicago, detroit, los angeles, san francisco, new york city. and if we partner correctly, then we can get the atf to identify those dealers that are illegally distributing these guns, and we can stop the flow of guns in our cities. >> your blueprint to end gun violence, which includes reinstating the anti-crime unit which you mentioned, and plainclothes officers that some say use racial profiling to stop people on the streets. how do you strike a balance between policing and community building when you're bringing back a program that for many was so highly controversial? >> we're not bringing back the anti-crime unit. this is not going to be a plainclothes unit. this is an antigun unit where the officers are going to have a modified police uniform, and they're going to be in unmarked vehicles. and so this is not going to be the style of abusive policing. i testified as a police officer in federal court to call out the problems with the former anti-crime unit. this is my life work, balancing public safety and justice. we can have the justice we

joins me now, jon this is a problem in new york city. and it seems to be getting worse before it gets better. what exactly are you witnessing in your stores and doing to try to combat it as a business owner? >> well, shoplifting has increased over 50% over the last 12 months. especially the last three months. it is time to put our foot down and say enough is enough. the culture that is going on, we have eight and a half a million citizens in the five boroughs of new york city. we have 3000 criminals. if we took those 3000 criminals off the streets of new york, guess what? it would be a safer place to be. someone has to tell our politicians here's the scoreboard. eight and a half million law-abiding citizens or at 3000 criminals? who do you want to support? the same thing with our politicians. as far as our stores are concerned we are tough, we have been around forever by the company has been around for over 100 years. i've been running this company for 52 years. and we have survived. everyone else has gone bankrupt. the tough survive. or

diversify your news rooms. >> marianne: 343% rise in anti-asian crime in new york city. coming up this hour, co-found sxer ceo at catalyst edward which you, will join us. >> todd: we don't understand, mayor adams gets best coverage of any mayor in years. >> carley: something lightfoot tried to do. it will not work. >> todd: prime minister justin trudea's actions, protesters demanding to know why trudea is invoking emergency powers and treating truckers like a threat. >> i would call it more of a demonstration, what are we guilty of? trucks parked illegally? okay. i'm not sure that warrants response from the government. >> todd: emergency act allows the canadian government to seize bank accounts and force police and towing companies to drag away trucks clogging the streets of canada's capital. >> carley: and tucker carlson make thanksgiving point saying trudea and biden have a lot in common. >> this new class of dictator seizes power through bureaucracy, they never raise their voices. they don't wave their arm. they smile and tell you they are tekting democracy and public

>>> the vaccine mandate fight hits fever pitch mass firings nearing for new york city workers. >> resist, deny, we will not comply >> as canada threatens a crackdown on the trucker convoy. >> this unlawful activity has to end and it will end. >>> nine officers in phoenix hurt in what police call an ambush the suspect targeting officers as they rushed to save a baby. >>> the cia accused of secretly collecting data on americans >>> backlash against one of the top supreme court contenders >>> and big hype, big bets we're live from sofi stadium with the countdown to the super bowl >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening a russian invasion of ukraine could begin at any moment now and there is a distinct possibility it might happen before the olympics are over that is the urgent and dire warning from the white house today after saying brand-new intelligence and russian troop movements. >> if a russian attack on ukraine proceeds, it is likely to begin with aerial bombing and missile attacks that could obviously kill civilians without r

york city actions are predatory firms of why the housing crisis across the country the new york city to austin texas raised to live it is reprehensible to threaten the public health emergency and private equity landlords in the carlyle group should be ashamed the urge you to take steps to hold them accountable for illegal practices with massive speculation they are engaged in operating communities and the stream of livelihoods across the country. thank you for your time. >> thank you 127 of you for joining us on your stories that was really helpful obviously the members of the committee want to help those across the country to work together to find solutions to the problems that you explain today and your stories and we those are all very helpful that critical information of policy levels may seek to make housing safe and affordable and secure thank you senator test her for joining us and other senators on this call that especially you as residents and thank you to your courage for speaking up and organizing your communities to make a difference >> roughly 204 team up -- public monum

what do you think that will do to new york city and new york city schools? beco well, you can't replace, i have 25 years plus of being a math teacher. you can't replace that type of experience in the few months, even if you hire new people. so again, they are not being wise. they didn't think this out. i was in this school, again, i came in, had my weekly covid test to show. and there were people come with the staff, not just the staff but really the students were not being tested in the class and a child tested positive with covid. i risked my life to help the city. >> carley: cassey, so sorry to hear what happened to you. thank you so much for joining us this morning. you are making a lot of sense and we appreciate your perspective. >> i thank you, be blessed. >> carley: absolutely, you too, todd. >> reportedly were apologizing for accidentally emailing the names of possibly 100 vaccinated city employees who test positive for covid-19. "the boston herald" said the city was telling those employees to get vaccinated, "the wrong button got pushed when they tr

senior correspondent eric shawn is in new york tonight. >> new york city lets legal non-citizens vote in municipal elections. but there are new moves to stop them. a state constitutional referendum is being propose to block non-citizens from casting ballots. it's from republican state assemblyman kevin berne who is also running for county executive of putnam county just north of new york city. >> one of the hallmark benefits of being an american citizen is the right to vote. do not diminish that voting power of american citizens by expands it to non-citizens. if you want to vote in this country and especially in new york, you should become an american citizen. >> a fox news poll shows an overwhelming number of people, 71% agree with berne. saying non-citizens should not be allowed to vote 89% of the republicans say no. as do 77% of independence. democrats are evenly split on the issue. 11 towns in maryland and two in vermont already allow non-citizens to take part in local elections. and next month vermont's capital city will join them. the marianne watson says while it only effects a

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york, new york city with some tough talk on gun violence. calling for 300 million dollars for local police departments. a national ghost gun enforcement initiative and gun laws like universal background checks . the president meeting with the new mayor of new york city eric adams a former nypd captain. >> you know mayor adams, you and i agree, the answer is not to abandon our streets, that's not the answer. the answer is to come together, and communities, building trust and make us all safer the answer is not to defund the police is to give you the tools, the training, the funding to be partners, to be protect yours, and community needs you. >> the mayor had a message on with anderson just a little bit ago. >> unfolding on our streets everyday, places like chicago, detroit, atlanta, san francisco, new york, we were witnessing this violence that was isolated to black and brown communities, and it was as though no one saw this crises could we talked about assault rifles, we never talked about the handguns that was really carved in highways of

he also sat down this week with new york city mayor eric adams. and he says that he's rolling out a new blueprint to combat gun violence, which includes using more facial recognition technology to identify suspects and also deploying more cops on the street. i asked him, though, what he felt about progressive calls for police reform and whether they were heading in the right direction. take a listen to what he had to say. does defunding the police work? >> no, it does not, and it's the wrong bumper sticker. public safety is not a bumper sticker. we need to do an analysis of our police agencies, look and see how many people are doing nonlaw enforcement jobs. i have too many police officers doing clerical duties. if you're inside, i need to know why. i need you to put on a bulletproof vest and protect the people. >> more of my conversation coming up on "nbc nightly news." another controversial topic is this issue of bail reform and so many critics, including police unions, are saying that is part of the reason why so many criminals remain on the str

new york city is reeling from several violent crimes in recent weeks. overall crime numbers up in new york city, and across much of the country. joining us now, nbc news white house correspondent kara lee. thanks for joining us. the president, as we just mentioned is traveling to new york city today, to discuss crime with mayor adams, we remembered the campaign a couple of years ago, there was all this talk of defunding the police, that became an attack line for many on the right against democrats even though there weren't that many democrats who actually said that. but the perception was out there, so how important is it for this white house and the democratic party to try to defend the defund the police movement. >> what you're going to see today jonathan is basically the president trying to balance both sides of this, right? so the administration officials say the president is going to make two stops. you mentioned one of them. he will go to the nypd headquarter force this meeting on gun violence, and then he will go to a local school, in new york, w

york city and elsewhere. >> if not a single gun came into new york city, they already have plenty of an arsenal to fuel crime from now until the end of time. the issue is not guns per se or guns coming across the state lines. it's allowing police to take proactive measures to stop crimes from happening and to promote and project the idea that the rule of law still applies. >> shannon: randy, he says there are enough guns in new york to commit crimes for a very, very long time. you've got to focus on the people. do you think that the folks who are in a position to do that, federal leadership through state and local, get that? >> no, i don't. everybody knows this. that if you don't hold people accountable for their criminal activities, then there is no rule of law. new york city has a very tough gun laws. but they are not being enforced. same thing in chicago. illinois has amazingly... they have amazing gun laws that will hold people accountable. but they're not being held accountable because the prosecutors of these cities like alvin bragg and mike kim foxx in chicago, they are just n

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jacky. >> jackie: president biden's trip to new york city is setting police reform. the white house is working on so-called anti-law enforcement officer. working draft of the document found it would focus on "the legacy of systematic racism, reform body cam policy, ban choke holds and no-knock warrants," and expected to be released in the coming weeks. affecting the fbi and dea, but the impact is sure to go beyond that. just yesterday, the sister of wilbert mora pleaded for change at his funeral. listen. >> how many jasons, how many wilberts and officers have to lose their lives before this law changes. who looks after their lives? >> jackie: lieutenant of off-duty officer shot and killed while house hunting with his girlfriend last month said the system needs to crack down on criminals, not cops. >> fernando, the system and community you work so hard for, failed you. you shared worries over the anti-police climate and woke mayor that seemed to make things worse issue not better. your murder will not be in vain, the violence must stop, enough is enough. >> jackie: po

president biden pulled out a plan to decrease gun violence yesterday when he was in new york city. take a listen to what he had to say. >> first, i want to crackdown on those who commit violence. that includes taking on and shutting down rogue gun dealers. and doing background checks and making sure the people who are not allowed to have a gun don't get the gun in the first place. >> carley: calling for re-funding not deepening of the police department. what do you think? is that enough? >> look my think the issue here is we haven't beautiful girl who was killed as a result of a homeless, mentally ill man had a gun. how did they get that gun? there is a real problem in this city, crime is up 38% this month. mayor adams ever since he became mayor come he has to address it. he must address it with an effective program we protect the constitutional rights of the innocence while we fight crime. >> carley: i think you are absolutely right about that. right now, you are representing a grieving mother who just lost her daughter in an absolutely horrific crime. this family will never be th

new york city. congressman, great to see you this morning. the nypd's latest data shows crime is up more than 38%, shootings up 32% n. the bronx, shootings up 150% this week compared to this time last year. what do you need from the government to help address this rising crime? >> well, the new mayor, eric adams, is making every effort to confront the epidemic of gun violence in new york city. there's a limit to what can be done locally. even though new york state and new york city have the strictest gun safety laws in the country, those laws will only take you so far when guns can so easily cross state lines. the majority of the guns uncovered here are coming from the iron pipeline from the south to the northeast. we need the federal government to crack down on the iron pipeline. >> the city just buried two nypd officers killed responding to a call. officer mora's funeral was just yesterday. what do you think is one of the key root issues that should be tackled first? >> well, one is gun safety. if

it puts new york and new york city and staten island and brooklyn with some of the most liberal part of the city. it puts the bronx in the same district as part of long island. two totally different communities that have no similar interests. it's a part of some out, but it does not commit communities of interest. the big question to me is that you have seen republican maps get overturned by state supreme court's who have said this is too partisan and it's not fair we will have to make folks go to the drawing board. democrats, most of the new york state supreme court justices are democratic appointed. it's going be interesting to see if this map passes legal muster. >> bill: democrats may think that they are reworking the districts and they may not win in november anyway. it's a suspense at the midterms old. another question on the summit side. mexico center has suffered a stroke. a 50/50 senate. chuck schumer's as we look forward to his speedy return or to the senate and we will follow nomination concerns. you've supreme court justice here. chuck schumer said that's always going to

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only mistake she made was to move to new york city, make new york city as her home from new jersey. >> today marks the last day of the spring festival of the lunar new year, a time when our community should be celebrating. but instead, we, christina's family and her friends, are mourning her loss. >> reporter: crime against asian americans in new york city is up, but police say they do not believe christina was targeted and killed because of her race >> asians in this city are not safe we do not feel safe. it is not just a perception. >> reporter: christina moved from new jersey to new york city a year ago as for the suspect, nash, he's facing charges of burglary and murder for the news, i'm marc santia. >>> a doctor in ohio going on trial for allegedly killing 14 patients with lethal doses of fentanyl jury selection got under way today. prosecutors say dr. william husel ordered excessive doses of the powerful painkiller for critically ill patients under his car at hospitals in columbus according to medical experts, a typical dose of fentanyl for nonsurgical situations is around 50 to

york city actions are predatory firms of why the housing crisis across the country the new york city to austin texas raised to live it is reprehensible to threaten the public health emergency and private equity landlords in the carlyle group should be ashamed the urge you to take steps to hold them accountable for illegal practices with massive speculation they are engaged in operating communities and the stream of livelihoods across the country. thank you for your time. >> thank you 127 of you for joining us on your stories that was really helpful obviously the members of the committee want to help those across the country to work together to find solutions to the problems that you explain today and your stories and we those are all very helpful that critical information of policy levels may seek to make housing safe and affordable and secure thank you senator test her for joining us and other senators on this call that especially you as residents and thank you to your courage for speaking up and organizing your communities to make a difference announcer: coming up, the white house

and what he did in new york city's central park. he and his family, america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. several major stories. new reporting here on the u.s. military special operations forces in syria, the leader of isis dead. the dramatic images we now have. >>> and the first american troops from fort bragg now deploying to europe amid those tensions with russia and ukraine. >>> but we do begin tonight here at home with this massive winter storm. the states of emergency at this hour. and just look at the satellite image from noaa tonight. 160 million americans in 35 states on alert for snow, ice, flooding, brutal cold. the reported tornado, as well. treacherous driving, downed power lines. the storm stretching more than 2,000 miles from texas all the way up to maine. it hits the northeast tonight and tomorrow. so many states getting two rounds with this storm. michigan among them. a foot of snow already in the past 24 hours. snow and cold temperatures all the way

this is an ongoing tragedy that's devastating new york city. the actions of predatory firms like greenbrook and its private equity landlord why there housings from new york city, to austin, texas were used to live. it is it reprehensible to threaten people's homes during unprecedented public health emergency andd private equity landlords that greenbrook and carlyle group should be ashamed to do it. senators, urge you to take legal and regulatory steps to hold private equity landlords accountable for unethical and illegal practices and to curb the massive speculation they are engaged and that is fueling the housing prices separating commuters and destroying the lives and livelihoods of families and small businesses across the country. thankth you for your time. >> thank you, thank all set up a seven of you for joining us on your stories for we are really hopeful office the numbers in this one help renters and residents across the country people work together to find federal, state, local solutions to the problems you've explained today. your sto

i am in new york city and there's something fishy about our new mayor. eric adams called himself a vegan but recently had medic fish on occasion. i don't care but the mayor is now forcing veganism down their throats of our new york city students, ordering schools to serve vegan only meals on fridays but is it a sham? is what the mayor said when he was asked, into the fish take. >> i eat plant -based life, some people want to call me vegan from a vegans the orioles and drink coca-cola, i don't. to those who follow me and restaurant wondering what i order, i'm not doing that, that is noise to me. i've got to get new yorkers to eat a plant -based life. kennedy: fact fine, i love plant -based meals, i eat vegan meals all day long but i also eat chicken and steak from i don't claim to be a vegan. also, i can't force kids to eat what i think they should eat. i wish i could, i can't even do that in my own house let alone public school students. what is the problem here? >> the problem is i didn't think it would be possible eric adams could disappoint so unbelie

the president will be in new york city. what is the goal of the handlers on the resident on a presidential visit to manhattan today? >> the political goal clearly is make clear the president and other democrats such as the mayor of new york, eric adams, supports funding for the police. they are going far away from anything you heard about defunding. the president is expected to talk about funds that went to state and local government and how that affects police on the street. the president sometimes speaks extemporaneously. the focus is the opposite of a defund the police message from the president. tom: what is the response of liberals to that and the fury of 18 months ago? >> they haven't had that much of a loud response on that. if you look at the legislation they work on in congress, it's a bit more pro-police from democrats then you might expect. there is more grants for police and spending bills and they are bringing back earmarks and you have democrats with your marks specifically for the local police departments. th

it's a very big day in new york city. eric adams, the new mayor trying to back law enforcement is sort of taking president biden around the city today to address violent crime. he's expected to bridge the divide with police and the communities that they serve. lawrence jones as our live coverage continues. dy to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> man, i love that song! with ww, i lost 30 lbs and i feel incredible! i love the new program because the app does all the work for you. it's never too late to start. get started for just $10 a month at ww.com hurry! offer ends february 7th! ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new pe

>> look i am rooting for new york city. no one was rooting for mayor adams to be the best mayor of new york sever had that i was but he is really perverted some of the woke stuff that actually was exactly why he was elected he was elected to not be this woke guy and yet he is using his race as a shield against media criticism. you're mayor of new york city, toughen up your going long four years if you keep blaming attacks from that media on racism. because they are going to come after you. again you are the mayor of new york city of got be tougher. >> okay thanks, carol thanks to right that's it for us this week. gerry will be back next week with more in-depth interviews right here on the wall street ibly2 jack: we get behind the week ahead. jeremy grantham is predicting epic stock market crash. why he believes the super bubble is about to pop. is the fed doing enough to tame inflation? michael darda but explain what powell is doing wrong and how it affect your money. we begin with most

york city actions are predatory firms of why the housing crisis across the country the new york city to austin texas raised to live it is reprehensible to threaten the public health emergency and private equity landlords in the carlyle group should be ashamed the urge you to take steps to hold them accountable for illegal practices with massive speculation they are engaged in operating communities and the stream of livelihoods across the country. thank you for your time. >> thank you 127 of you for joining us on your stories that was really helpful obviously the members of the committee want to help those across the country to work together to find solutions to the problems that you explain today and your stories and we those are all very helpful that critical information of policy levels may seek to make housing safe and affordable and secure thank you senator test her for joining us and other senators on this call that especially you as residents and thank you to your courage for speaking up and organizing your communities to make a difference and what sent to us really matters i w

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city for many years now. even though more recently in new york city, we've had some challenges, mr. president, we've had some loss of life of officers, of childrenand that's devastating. one life lost is too much. we still have to look at the prevention and intervention work as we were speaking earlier that goes on. because those numbers as my mayor has said before are the numbers that don't get counted. many times we don't look at the amount of preventative incidents that would have occurred. so today i'm going to introduce you to again a couple of my comrades that do this work. you'll hear from a gang specialist. hot topic is gangs. why are young people finding themselves in these units of protection or gangs what is that about? we'll introduce you to mr. campbell. we also want to talk to you about the trainings that ccv, community capacity development, the organization i founded, that we provide. we provide human justice training, we provide diplomacy training, provide sustainable growth planning. so with your permission, sir, we're going to proceed and get into it. i want to int

york city because starting today new york city kids can only have vegan meals in the hot lunch. which is crazy because think about it. >> ainsley: trying to be healthier. >> steve: i get that at the same time, what kid is going to eat seasoned broccoli salad. roasted causal or spinach. >> carley: especially friday. make that a monday thing if you have to. do that on monday. if you have to do it at all. >> ainsley: give them awesome. >> steve: the amount of waste. and number of kids that will started carrying their lunches. one kid is going to be an entrepreneur and bring a big bag to school next friday partly sunny. pssst igot some chicken fingers. >> ainsley: not allowed to trade. >> steve: a lunch mandate. >> ainsley: a lot of kids don't have parents at home making food. >> steve: i always ate the school hot lunch. >> brian: a lot of people zooming go downstairs to the kitchen. meanwhile this story next. nearly 2,000 u.s. troops are on their way eastern europe as tensions between russia and ukraine escalate. general jack keane on the fox flag operation that involves russian ac

jonathan: welcome to new york city. did you see the headlines from the governor of the bank of england? can you imagine if the head of the federal reserve said what they said yesterday. he said don't ask for a big pay rise. when the bbc lease with that headline, that's not good news. in the sense of saying we need to see a moderation of wage hikes, i don't want to sugarcoat that stop it's painful but we need to see that you get through this problem more quickly. that's the situation we are in. energy bills shut up for many people in the u.k. yesterday and mortgage cost went up as well in the bank of england governor is saying don't ask for a big pay rise this year. lisa: they would be eviscerated in the united states. there is a nuanced argument about who is seeing the pay raises whether it's at the top and that will get passed along to the bottom in terms of earning power. in terms of earnings, higher wages are viewed as a good ink so people can get ahead of the price increases we are seeing globally. jonathan: are the

our new correspondent has more. >> new york was once hailed as the safest big city in america. that's not how it feels today. a rise and climb -- rise in clot -- rise in crime claiming the lives of civilians and police. joe fox, retired police chief, on his way to the wake of the latest officer fatally shot on duty. he says they feel attacked in more ways than one. with morale plummeting after calls to defund the police following racial justice protests. >> police being vilified. no one will stand up against it. who is suffering? people of color. homicides have gone up in more than a third of new york city. >> these mothers lost children to gun violence and are part of a support group called harlem mothers save. tragically they tell me they have comforted at least two new members every month for the last year. i sat down with a few of them to get their views on leasing as shootings soar. >> we have never had this kind of violence in our city. never. it is the worst. there were days back in the 80's, you know, it was bad. but this is the worst. it's so unreal that you are scared

ambassador to the you and from new york city, futures are down about two/10 of 1%. the yield is unchanged 192 30 four, what a start to the week with president putin almost ready to recognize separatist republics in ukraine. it's necessary to go forward so no certification of the pipeline can happen. without the certification, nord stream 2 cannot go into operation according to the german chancellor. tom: we will have to see that -- what that does to the other allies. right now, or bloomberg washington correspondent. i want to go into the transcript as published by the kremlin over the weekend. i thought it was extraordinary the history lesson perceived by mr. putin. these are two comments from the president of the russian federation -- as a result of the bolshevik policy and this can be called vladimir lenin's ukraine. there a strategic mistakes in the parts of the bolsheviks leaders in the communist party leadership. when you are reporting in washington, do they believe this is an effort to bring soviet ties to russia? >> it's a revisionist history and an attempt t

york city actions are predatory firms of why the housing crisis across the country the new york city to austin texas raised to live it is reprehensible to threaten the public health emergency and private equity landlords in the carlyle group should be ashamed the urge you to take steps to hold them accountable for illegal practices with massive speculation they are engaged in operating communities and the stream of livelihoods across the country. thank you for your time. >> thank you 127 of you for joining us on your stories that was really helpful obviously the members of the committee want to help those across the country to work together to find solutions to the problems that you explain today and your stories and we those are all very helpful that critical information of policy levels may seek to make housing safe and affordable and secure thank you senator test her for joining us and other senators on this call that especially you as residents and thank you to your courage for speaking up and organizing your communities to make a differencend other topics. this is about two hour

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