bailing out johnson. if conservatives try to topple the speaker. the republicans should help johnson. he has given them everything they want. we have to make sure that we don t see somebody who is trying to do the right thing get punished for that. the other issue before congress updating the foreign spying program known as fisa, the senate just started debate. fisa goes dark tomorrow at midnight unless the senate votes. bret? bret: we ll talk to democratic senator tim kaine in just a bit. chad pergram live on the hill. thanks. as mentioned correspondent c.b. cotton on. froze up a little bit before. good evening, c.b. good evening, bret. the arrests we saw earlier today certainly haven t deterred other protests from continuing at this hour. and the nypd is working overtime to keep things contained. at least 100 people were arrested on the campus of columbia university earlier this afternoon. university president shafik says
if they can t agree on five more from that pool, several others have been sworn in and are ready to be questioned. so, if they can wrap up jury selection tomorrow, bret, opening statements could happen on monday. but, at the end of court today, judge member chong just let everybody know that court will end early on monday and tuesday of next week. it will end at 2:00 p.m. because of the passover holiday. columbia university anti-israeli protesters from a tent compound. dozens of students have been arrested. again, we are waiting on that press conference from the new york city mayor eric adams. correspondent c.b. cotton is on campus tonight with the latest. good evening, c.b. > [broken audio] bret: i think we have lost that shot. hold on.
that under federal regulations it could only hire u.s. citizens and lawful personality residents. no comment yet from the company. this comes as spacex and nasa are scheduled to send astronauts from four different space agencies to the international space station tomorrow. the launch window opens 3:49 a.m. eastern time. as schools return as students return to schools. the government is advising parents tonight about vapes being disguised as classroom supplies. apparently it s a problem. correspondent c.b. cotton shows us tonight from new york. these are items that would be easily concealed in a school bag. the fda is warning parents and teachers will highlighter egrets with bright knee on colors and a familiar shape they can easily pass as school supplies. the tip comes out and is for the smoking vessel and the cap hides the bottom is actually the
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starting may 7th. bret? griff jenkins along the border tonight. thank you. new york has become the first u.s. state to pass a law banning natural gas and other fossil fuels in most new buildings. correspondent c.b. cotton is in new york city to tell us what is behind this. good evening, c.b. good evening, bret. facing mounting pressure from climate change activists new york state has banned natural gas stove and furnaces in new building construction. governor kathy hochul and the democrat controlled lentil later approved a bill on tuesday prohibiting the use of fossil fuels for heating and cooking. the law is the first statewide ban in the nation and goes into effect in 2026 for buildings under seven stocious and 2029 for larger buildings. this ban follows legislation passed by new york city in 2021 that bans natural gas hookups for new construction beginning this december. this new state law won t impact