fox news is in williamsburg with the latest. brian? reporter: melissa there are 285 confirm confirmed measles cases in new york city, 246 are children and most are in the orthodox jewish communities where the vaccination rate is lower, i'm in brooklyn where it's a jewish religious school. in january, one was connected to more than 40 measles cases and that's why on top of the mandatory vaccination order the cities health department is ordering all to exclude all un vaccinated students from attending school or daycare until the outbreak is over or the school risks being shut down now under the new mandatory vaccine order issued today everyone living in these four zip codes must get vaccinated with the mmr vaccine which protects against measles. violators will be fined $1,000. this is the first mandatory vaccination order in the u.s. since 1905. the city acknowledged today the extra efforts being made to inform these communities. >> there's been a very extensive outreach to community leaders, faith leaders. >> we have put ads in the news

i live in williamsburg. it did not look like unusual tuesday afternoon. melissa: really? >> that's right. melissa: manhattan, you could shoot a cannon down the center of the street. in manhattan people are inside and sheltering in place. so i think there is very, very few people out. i wonder if, do you have the same rules about the restaurants and the all the stores here are closed? look we're, thank you so much for the shot. we're showing everybody sixth avenue right now. this time of day, this is rush hour. those sidewalks would be jam-packed. the street would be full. in new york people are really, in manhattan at least, you know, they're inside. >> yeah. melissa: that is not what is happening in brooklyn? >> that is not happening in brooklyn. that is not happening in throughout the city. data put out by a publication called the city in new york, it showed reduction in mta turnstile swipes around the city. you're right, in manhattan there was between two friday asking a, last friday, 63% reduction in wealthier parts of new york city. manhattan. you look at district i

to the metal here and say i will pay for this, i so strongly agree with this, i will pay more for a williamsburger more for fries because this is the right thing to do. how many of you feel that way? it's a condition that tim wahlberg is raising right now and it is rather arbitrary saying eat it and that's the way it should be. >> good to be with you. it's basically name it claim it. we want it to be this way so we're going to declare it done. and the comments were made in the committee hearing today from the side of the administration that said, well, employers will adjust. if they will. they'll adjust, but that adjustment for the employees will be tough. a number of them lose a number of their jobs and as far as pay and opportunity for sweet spot. and we want so as to expansion in this economy. we want people growing in their sweet spot. have a salary that meets their needs, and also that rÉsumÉ opportunity that expands their potential for jobs in the future, and we heard testimony today from the committee of individuals who had expanded by simply starting at the bottom working up >> but congr

we have rand paul, a meet-and-greet in williamsburg, iowa. rand paul has been saying a great deal of trump of late and success is due to a loss of sanity. that's a little cruel. >>> let's talk about something else a little cruel for those in the energy market. they've been losing jobs as oil has been losing steam. the more oil prices go down, the more oil-related jobs have gone down as well. take a look just over this month, we have seen in excess of 40,000 oil and oil services related jobs go away. we got andy who follows this closely. on impact. doesn't get sympathetic in washington, andy, leaving that aside, how bad does this get? >> i think it's going to continue to get worse, you saw the chevron earnings come out today, they were weighing down and laying off 1500 people, this is going to stepped throughout the oil producers to the services as well as companies like u.s. steel who are make the drill pipe for the drilling rigs. neil: now, obviously there's no lobby in washington or sympthetic ones to oil guys when they're in trouble and th

do you think there is a good with a beard in williamsburg, a flannel shirt naming all these storms? i think it is very, very possible. now, as we stand out here i have to tell you, the snow is not that bad right here. don't tell anybody, it is in the really sticking. we have some sticking but the guys who take care of the plaza do a great job. i'm just saying, don't come down here in the gucci loafers, because it is going to be a mess. back to you. neil: it is not that bad. preferrable to being indoors. that is what we were telling shapiro at white house. oh, no, no. >> just stay warm in that studio. neil: yeah, please. thank you very, very much, be warm. meantime let's just say california, be warnerred. warned. you're getting a bit of exodus on your hand not to do with your beautiful weather. everything to do with your not so beautiful taxes and regulations. a lot of businesses are leaving. signs a lot of average folks are leaving. they put some numbers to this, not just upper income. republican congressman lee zeldin following that. he comes from high tax stated new york, new jers

take your business beyond. >> the 69 car crash earlier in williamsburg was caused by severe fog. adam kloss is live in the fox weather center with your forecast. that is just can be one of the travel problems we will see over the next couple of days. it's typically when you see snow and then warm air sitting on top of it. if you are in one of the spots that had snow even early this morning it's not that cold out. as a result we are gonna see some of the snow that is currently on the ground. melting over the next couple of days. if you live in the western half of the country i think you get snow a little bit higher elevation out there for your christmas morning. a couple of systems that are running on shore. still a little bit of leftover. the other side of this continuing to spin off of the gulf of mexico. this has been a slow mover. now, we may see some delays a little bit later but as of this morning it is completely green across the country. maybe it slows down a bit. if you are taking travel as far as flight this is can a move offshore. we are looking at completely clear cond

this is a result of three day meeting here, the republican retreat in williamsburg virginia. this is the bill that the house will vote on next week, a three month debt ceiling increase and debt ceiling increase is contingent on the house and senate passing a budget. the senate hasn't actually passed a budget in years. the bill also withholds congressional pay without congress passing a budget. the one problem with this for a number of republicans, there really are no other spending cuts in this. remember the boehner rule dubbed the boehner rule says any increase in the debt ceiling must correspond to equal amounts in spending cuts. >> not quite the same reaction from house minority leader nancy pelosi saying: >> so the republicans are taking the debt ceiling debate moving it off a few months perhaps take place in april or may so they can focus on the automatic spending cuts set to hit the budget at the end of february those are known as sequester and also government discretionary spending authority that runs out in march. plenty of budget fights and it looks like we will be h

. >> you are huge in williamsburg. kennedy: should pregnant women continue to binge drink? >> you get a couple of big nights on the town. like college-wise blackout and still be okay. if you want to call it sexist, that's fine. unless you are trying to build up immunity for the kids -- kennedy: i know we should talk about suspects and community members. but having lost another lead singer from the seattle band is stung and sad. we don't know the full circumstances of chris cornell's demise. but it's super sad. sound garden was difference yaitd from pearl jam and other bands from seattle. they were a metal bands. but they weren't quite metallica and they were able to switch cars mid-drain ride and go for grunge. >> they turned alternative music with the rock back into alternative music. he came out with just this big robert plant type of voice. kennedy: he had a great metal scream. >> it's amazing how you can hear a song that can transport you to another part of you. every time i hear "black hole sun." i'm right there. kennedy: i'm so meaningful. you can smell the funnel cak

. >> you are huge in williamsburg. kennedy: should pregnant women continue to binge drink? >> you get a couple of big nights on the town. like college-wise blackout and still be okay. if you want to call it sexist, that's fine. unless you are trying to build up immunity for the kids -- kennedy: i know we should talk about suspects and community members. but having lost another lead singer from the seattle band is stung and sad. we don't know the full circumstances of chris cornell's demise. but it's super sad. sound garden was difference yaitd from pearl jam and other bands from seattle. they were a metal bands. but they weren't quite metallica and they were able to switch cars mid-drain ride and go for grunge. >> they turned alternative music with the rock back into alternative music. he came out with just this big robert plant type of voice. kennedy: he had a great metal scream. >> it's amazing how you can hear a song that can transport you to another part of you. every time i hear "black hole sun." i'm right there. kennedy: i'm so meaningful. you can smell the funnel cak

republicans on thursday will have their annual conference retreat in williamsburg, virginia to discuss their debt ceiling strategy moving forward. back to you. >> and speaking of responsible bookkeeping as the president was, you're just getting word the president's budget won't be delivered by the february 4th deadline; is that right? >> yes. a spokesman for the house budget committee confirms the white house communicated to them they will not get their budget to the white house on time. this is a deadline they met in the past, although, it's not like the white house will not come out with their budget. releasing the budget. thanks so much. >> from washington to wall street now, eyebrows raisedded on wall street watching records amount of money flow from stocks as bond rates are near historic lows. is this finally the great rotation out of bonds? that question to bill o'donald, head of treasury strategy at rbs. welcome, bill. great to see you as all. >> thank you. >> the most in equities in 2008. is there a rotation. a what's your take? >> well, my take is that one of the spurs to that

republican leaders assemble ad man you of options they for their members in williamsburg, virginia. one. items is delaying implementation of president's health care law. savings would go to decrease the debt ceiling. there are a host of options on the table. short, three-month debt ceiling increase, with smaller amount of cuts all the way to multiyear, perhaps 4-year increase in the debt ceiling so long as it is accompanied by a major tax overhaul. and overhaul of the entitlement system. this on a day after fitch offered another warning saying a couple of things. one that the aaa credit score we have is at risk if there is another debt ceiling fight but republicans are focused at the part that says credible meaningful deficit reduction has to be part of this in order to keep the aaa credit score. house majority leader eric cantor responded to that with a statement saying, it's time for president obama to stop putting our credit rating at risk and acknowledge we need a credible deficit reduction plan attached to any increase in the debt limit. from the white house we heard from presi

house republicans are enroute to williamsburg, virginia for their retreat. they will consider the options for the upcoming debt ceiling fight. short term increase with modest spending cuts to a 4-year increase including overhaul of the tax code and entitlement programs. back to you. tracy: sound ambitious. rich edson, glad you could stick around and talk to us. we're 29 days away from the debt ceiling d-day. ashley: we are. tracy: will be valentine's day actually. ashley: not pretty though. as you just said, tracy, less than a month away from hitting the debt ceiling. while several ideas have been floated to address it our next guest says it is time to skip the gimmicks to reach a long-term solution. wouldn't that be nice. tracy: imagine. ashley: maya mcginn necessary, committee for responsible budget and head of the campaign to fix the debt. maya, democrats came out with a new plan to eliminate the federal debt ceiling. tim geithner thinks we should eliminate it. ben bernanke thinks we should eliminate it. moody's a while ago why are we using a debt ceiling

lori: house republicans huddling in williamsburg at their annual retreat to squash internal fighting and hammer out a strategy to deal with the looming debt ceiling. melissa: chaos in algeria, the fate of dozens of hostages is unknown. some reportedly have escaped. fox news middle east analyst and lou dobbs will weigh in. first, time for stocks, let's check with the floor the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides is standing by. the dow just awful session highs, but not having a bad day. nicole: not bad at all. up about 90 points off of the highs of the day. was yesterday a fluke? we had five days of gains, gave back a little bit yesterday and back in the green again. look at the nasdaq up more than half a percent. the s&p 500, gains across the board. economic news for labour numbers and those were good, housing starts have been on the move as well, that was well above expectations. let's take a look at some of the homebuilders in particular, which have had a great run recently. tilden permits at multiyear highs. ben willis yesterday talking about optimism. there is a look at le

connell: that is a good start to the discussion, we will continue to cover it out of williamsburg. thank you guys. dagen: so, lance armstrong, what was the purpose of that interview last night? oprah dropped the ball, the wheels come off her bike and he just seemed like a jerk. is that what jim gray thinks? known fonone for some very contl interviews himself. we will hear from him shortly. connell: that was well put. and even if the state income tax, one governor who wants to help business. wayne rogers loves the idea. wayne is also coming up. as "markets now" continues. just about $95 oil today. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen anjeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they' gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like e

rich edson is live from that republican retreat in williamsburg, virginia, with details. i guess are they retreating a little bit, rich? >> well, i'll tell you if their strategy passes congress, we're going to be doing this again in the next few months talking about the debt ceiling bill. this is bill the republicans plan to vote on next week. this is three-month increase in the debt ceiling contingent on both the senate and house passing a unbillion jet. republican line has been for some time, the senate failed to pass a budget in years, and they say without passing the budget they will not increase the debt ceiling nor, this bill says, will lawmakers get a paycheck. the reaction from the senate majority leader harry reid's office, good that republicans are backing off holding the economy hostage because there are no significant spending cuts in this proposal. just a three-month increase, contingent on the senate passing a budget. in a statement, they say, if the house can pass a clean debt ceiling increase to avoid default and allow the united states to meet its existin

he and i got together this past sunday night we were at a congressional research service seminar at williamsburg virginia. we got together and addressed all the freshmen together and we said we stood there next week other at the microphone and said we understand this problem with the perception of congress. cheryl: entitlement reform, many investors say that is the biggest issue you have is entitlement and it has to be addressed. it is possible to cut that? >> everything is on the table. certainly some things are more important than others, but right now we are facing a crisis coming into a time we have to raise the debt ceiling is absolutely vital that we do not hold the debt ceiling hostage. in fact, a top republican said you cannot hold the debt ceiling hostage. cheryl: it will happen. as you are well aware, this debate is coming on the debt ceiling, you will be very involved in that, what do you think you can do to advance the debt ceiling debate in the right direction of the country? >> any discussion about the debt ceiling must include a spending cut, serious discussion and movement and ac

through, into manhattan, on the triborough bridge or any of the four east river bridges, greensboro, williamsburg, manhattan and brooklyn mama you have to have four people in the car. a lot of inconvenience for people, but the streets can only handle so many cars. having said all of this, if you can find another way to get into manhattan without using your cars, it would be a great option for you and everyone else. it is in your interest. there are around 643,000 customers in the city remaining without power. as con ed said their system is slowly being restored, but it is a process that will take days. i did come down fifth avenue this morning and below 34th street there was no electricity except all of a sudden i had something in the high 20s and down the block there was electricity. you can expect that sort of restoration. crews of comment and have been working around the block. the nypd incidentally is providing light for everyone at night in this area. eighty towers were up last night with power lighting the streets and the goal is to have 100 more than that. so something like 180. it is stil

to explain why you would have an outbreak in the winwood neighborhood, which is like the williamsburg of miami. the neighborhood with graffiti everywhere. but it's not anywhere. a small area in this neighborhood. >> the mosquito travels about 150 meters, which the equivalent if you think of a soap oilfield, half the distance. that the lifetime of the mosquito. typically we've been thinking about a few minutes, but then we realize human can spread it to the mosquito. dagen: i'm more -- maybe there's other neighborhoods along the eastern seaboard in the south that could have zika. no one knows. that's very troubling. >> satisfied with the funding we think about the treatments and vaccines. at the same time, we need the money for officials to do the surveillance to make sure areas are safe or into more for mosquito control. for people pregnant or thinking about getting pregnant did you should definitely get checked if your going to one of these areas. but if you are trying to get pregnant, the main thing is if you go to someplace like this come in winwood after june 15 and defend it by m

. >> williamsburg like hipster neighborhood i am shocked by it, i am shocked by at it kind of the dire cdc warning telling people not to travel to this district in miami this never happened before. not in history of the cdc. >> you are worried. >> i am worried because i read the -- i read the -- the warnings, about -- use deet use off, wear to ourses sitting with bug spray long pants long-sleeved shirt i am covered in mosquito bites from yesterday -- that is not my point my point is, i know that zika is not in connecticut but i do know that even when people tell you to put go out cover yourself use bugs display you still get bit. >> she lives in florida any do south florida. >> these mosquitos are ferocious bite live one a couple blocks one mile area they live one week or two weeks, you are not going to see have to closing -- beyond that, neighborhood. >> but the concern is out there, i think we are seeing like you are hearing restaurants in south florida that are you know, shutting down outdoor eating areas, you know it is impacting businesses, the concern is out there not only in mia

dagen: i hope they are going to colonial williamsburg and make a trip to busch gardens. >> the history of tourism. dagen: my mother is an awful cook. all right. sandra: good to have you. of the 42 million americans expected to travel this weekend at least 84% of them are traveling by car with drivers at the lowest level for the holiday in twee 10 years. joining us shell oil president john hoffmeister, good morning. another reason to celebrate this weekend, one of the families or americans hitting the road, paying cheap gas prices. >> people should enjoy it and have a good time and drive safely because these prices are probably as low as we are going to see for quite some time to come but that doesn't take away from this holiday weekend. it will be a marvelous thing to do. the old expression, go see the usa. that is an exciting prospect. a beautiful country. sandra: let's look at oil prices. that determines where gasoline goes in the future and as we look at them this morning, we see $48.11 a barrel. right now we end the second quarter with the largest single quarter percentage gain for

new york declaring a public health emergency and the city is requiring unvaccinated individuals in williamsburg, brooklyn, to receive the measles vaccine or be subject to a fine as they tried desperately to stem one of the largest outbreaks. -- 465 cases confirmed by the cdc in the united states just this year. the second largest number since measles was eradicated back in the year 2000. meanwhile breaking tonight, new charters factors lori loughlin and her husband as prosecutors say jail time is inevitable. money-laundering is the charge which will drastically increase the amount of jail time required for a number of parents including these two. that paid means of dollars to bribe their way for their children into elite and in some cases, not so elite colleges. and attorney on this. why didn't she enter a plea deal? why did she say boy, i screwed up i love my child, she could have maybe appealed to some peoples sympathy. instead, no admission of guilt. now they come back and say okay we will hit you with money laundering too! >> exactly! we saw plea deals entered into a day ago. it shows how a

down in williamsburg, orthodox jews where i am one have a problem not getting vaccinated. we need at least 90, 95% to vaccinate. here is how the mandate works, basically says if you come in contact with the measles prove you have been vaccinated. prove it. show you've been vaccinated. get a vaccine, or 1000-dollar fine. stuart: oh, it's a fine. >> no going to jail. a 1000-dollar fine if you can't prove you've been vaccinated or agree to the vaccinated. this is public health at it is finest. important to stop measles which hasn't taken hold since 2000 that we defend individual liberties. i know not everyone out there will agree with me. i'm a big proponent of personal liability better but public health comes first. stuart: the mandatory vaccination, you do it, or you pay a fine? >> you do it or prove it or pay a fine. stuart: dr. segal, thank you. we'll keep in touch on that one. president trump is on the way to texas. when he is there he will sign two executive orders to lift regulations and make it easier to build pipelines. we're talking to a former trump epa official sa

susan: the zip codes are williamsburg and brooklyn. because we're looking at the second highest outbreak of measles since the measles was eradicated in 2000. 465 cases at this point. the de blasio administration is stepping in. they're talking about the measles outbreak affecting orthodox jewish community. it's a public health emergency. they're ordering mandatory vaccinations for all people in the zip codes. if you don't have any evidence of immunity or have not received your vaccine you could be given a violation or could be fined as much as $1000. ashley: wow. susan: don't forget, rockland county, what happened last week the judge striking down the order where you can't be in public places if you are not vaccinated. ashley: we'll continue to follow it. fascinating. thank you. take a quick look at the dow for you, we're down about this much for the last hour. we're down more than 200 points. the dow off 191 right now, at 26,150. >>> now this story, listen to what notre dame's women's basketball coach said about hiring women. roll tap

if they're watching republican primary debate in williamsburg, brooklyn man we have entered an entirely new realm. believe me. >> so donald trump is a king maker because he brings everybody to the debate never would have thought to watch republicans debating in august -- in july. but it happened this time. so i don't know, i don't think he is the one who is going to end up as the nominee. i think that race is too long too expensive starts next february goes all the way to june. all a have primary, but whoever wins, i think will have gotten their boost in that debate by thursday. >> i get up every morning around 3:30 which moons i go to bed early. last thursday night i stay up. i watched the whole thing. 11:03 you watched it all the way through. >> sure. >> did you go into that -- [inaudible] >> i didn't need to. that was the next night. you look at a john kasich answering that question on gay marriage he said gee that was interesting thoughtful answer. they watched chris christie debating with mike huckabee about social security, it kind of opened it up the subject on both sides marco r

spread from israel to the united states, area where is it is not -- >> orthodox jewish community in williamsburg hit 17 children there and spreads through coughs and sneezing. >> that's right. it is a big rash everyone knows about rash but spreading from coughing and thesing you can have it and spread it to someone else. >> that's one vaccine which children should have. ferlg at least we agree on that. >> we do doctor thank you good to see you, sir, no market down about 110 points at the opening bells on wall street. we'll take you to wall street after this. this is decision tech. it's screening technology that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing goal. it's real-time insights and information, in your own customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology, for smarter trading decisions. and it's only from fidelity. open an account with no minimums today. (get-together, especially after ibeing diagnosed last yearto go with my friends to our annual with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy o