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we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance. ..andt has taken ages to wake up. let's go! could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's most famous museums? in scotland, a chinese take on an traditional burn�*s night supper. that's so tasty! i can actually taste the haggis! hi, and welcome to the great court here in the british museum in london. now this apparently is the biggest covered public square in the whole of europe. and what a greeting for the six million visitors who come here every year to see collections gathered from all around the globe. a bit later, i'll be finding out why a growing number of museums are now rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummies. indeed, some are removing them from public display forever. but we are kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the city's famous nightlife, which went quiet during the pandemic, has finally come roaring back. we sent kimberly davis to find out. it's easily one of the most electrifying places in the world. new york. america's busiest city. reno

we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance.. could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's most famous museums? in scotland, a chinese take on a traditional burns night supper. that's so tasty. i can actually taste the haggis. hi, and welcome to the great court here in the british museum in london. now, this apparently is the biggest covered public square in the whole of europe. and what a greeting for the six million visitors who come here every year to see collections gathered from all around the globe. well, a bit later, i'll be finding out why a growing number of museums are now rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummies. indeed, some are removing them from public display forever. but we're kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the city's famous nightlife, which went quiet during the pandemic, has finally come roaring back. we sent kimberly davis to find out. it's easily one of the most electrifying places in the world. new york. america's busiest city, renowned for its 24/7 lifestyle. today

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we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance.area has become home to the most illustrious clubs in the world. like where? like the house of yes. oh, my god, i've heard of this place. do you think you could get me in? oh, my god, i would love to take you there. oh, my god, i'm so excited, that would be great. let's go! let's go. yes. who are you? you're new! i'm kim, nice to meet you. 0h, hi, kim, nice to meet you. pixel. tell me a little bit more about your act tonight. i've been here for seven years, since 2013. wow! i moved here with a high heeland a dream. do you guys think that new york is back? 0h, new york city is back in full force, mama, kicking and screaming. people are aware that these live events could go away. so they treasure the experiences, and they're much more present for the experiences. yes. it feels so good to be in new york city, where nightlife is just thriving, isn't it? cheering and applause. even though i moved away from new york, i still get a buzz when i come back home. you just can't beat new york city

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we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance.he great court here in the british museum in london. now, this apparently is the biggest covered public square in the whole of europe. well, a bit later, i'll be finding out why a growing number of museums are now rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummies. but we're kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the city's famous nightlife, which went quiet during the pandemic, has finally come roaring back. we sent kimberly davis to find out. it's easily one of the most electrifying places in the world. new york. renowned for its 24/7 lifestyle. today's party scene has legendary roots. hang—outs like studio 5a and cbgb�*s were known for ground—breaking music, celebrities, but also a sense of freedom and escape. but covid changed everything, and in march of 2020, djs had to stop the music. but now that people are returning, is the city what it used to be? i'm here to see what 2a hours in the big apple looks like today.

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ammunition magazines and approximately 66 rounds of ammunition, not far from the victim's home in brooklyn, new york. fortunately, their plot failed. because we didn't u.s. officials say the attempts by the iranian regime becoming more brazen launching ransomware attacks against a children's hospital in new england attempting to assassinate the former u.s. national security adviser and now planning to silence a u.s. citizen journalist vocal about the iranian government's human rights abuses in the united states. free speech is a hallmark of our constitution. and iran. in march he for death. former secretary of state mike pompeo remains under 24 hour protection from what u.s. intelligence fines are serious threats from iran. that was kellie meyer report. it. >> and still ahead, it is been 78 years since the liberation of how u.s. lawmakers are marking that anniversary. this is international holocaust remembrance day and it coincides with the 78th anniversary of the liberation not see death camp. the husband of vice president kamala harris visited the site of the camp. this is southern poland. doug em

reverend al sharpton started as a boy preacher in brooklyn, new york, and becamenown for his activism in 1980s and his outspoken rhetoric. >> you don't have none of us under control, and you will never have us under control again. >> he founded the national action network. >> it shows the strength of our community. >> ran for president. hosted a cable television program. >> tonight's lead, the speaker and the spectacle. >> and still preaches every sunday. >> if you be faithful over a few things, he'll make you ruler over many things. >> over the years, his tone has softened, but his mission has not changed. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> we are better than we were, but we still need to be better. >> the reverend al sharpton. >> brought to you by -- >>> reverend al sharpton, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> you have been on the front pages and the front lines for more than 50 years. as you look back, how do you describe your life's work. >> i would describe my life's work as a minister whose ministry was social justice. my first calling in life was

at the direction of the democratic caucus i advance the name of hakeem jeffries from brooklyn, new york as our next speaker for the 118th congress. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> to nominate the gentleman from florida, mr. donalds. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> ladies and gentlemen, no matter what side of the aisle we are oh, no matter what your political persuasion, one thing that is recognized across this country, washington is broken, completely broken, wide open borrowedder, millions of pim streaming across, fentanyl coming to your community not at the border but to your community, overdoses happening in your towns, funerals happening in your towns because the border is open, because this place is broken. mr. perry: 12 days ago, 4,000 pages showed up over here, 6 1/2, $1.7 trillion in spending, 7200 earmarks, 24 hours time to read it. like a christmas tree right before christmas, that nobody outside of this town wanted. if you have been here for one year, you voted on it once, if you were here for thre

ammunition magazines, and approximately 66 rounds of ammunition not far from the victim's home in brooklyn, new york. he was arrested by nypd officers and charged with federal firearms offense. as detailed in the superseding indictment unsealed today, mehdiyev was not acting alone. we allege that mehdiyev and his co-conspirators, poland omarov and rafat amirov, are members of an eastern european criminal organization with ties to iran. as alleged in the entitlement, the government iran has previously targeted dissidents around the world, including the victim who opposed the regime's violations of human rights. and as outlined in this and prior indictment, the victim in this case has long been a target of the iranian government. in 2021, we charged an iranian intelligence officer and three iranian intelligence assets with plotting to kidnap the victim from within the united states, for rendition to iran and likely execution, in order to silence the victim. the government of iran has continued to target the victim since then. the indictment unsealed today alleges that individuals in iran tasked defend

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must see alina jed, who lives in brooklyn, new york. it says she was the intended target agency say for in 10 at child refugees in northern lebanon are going hungry, and they warned that number could rise sharply in the coming months. santa has hotter, visited a community center in tripling. now, doris daughter used to be an orphanage. now it's also taking in children from what was once lebanon's middle class. here, children get an education, healthcare, and food and got at her mom. mary runs this center, which has been struggling to stay open because of the economic collapse. this year . we are only offering for the boarding school food because we can't afford to, to give all the students this, you know, the ministry of social affairs used to help us. 40 percent of households are less than $100.00 a month. according to the united nation, parents are struggling to feed their children. agencies say, for 10 lebanese children and refugees from syria are hungry. we notice there's a manual session. we noticed the level of health care is very

the journalists and activists lives in brooklyn, new york writer and woman's rights activists, massey, i, leonard, is reported treated that she was the intended target. 3 people, a dead and one person's missing after torrential rain caused extreme flooding in new zealand. largest city. a state of emergency in oakland is going to remain in place for 7 days and after fridays, don't pour evacuation. so continuing as people escaped, flood waters with western suburbs, worst hit, the city received 75 per cent of its usual summer rainfall in just 15 hours. logan church as a reporter for one news, he says heavy rain has caused widespread damage across the city. the sun is shining now, but that daylight has revealed a huge amount of damage across tama key, makoto, oakland, l biggest city. so just give you an idea how fast this was. we had heavy rain yesterday then and the mass of hours. we had 3 months worth of rain as once and then quickly overwhelmed drains flooding streets. that was guessing into people's houses. within a matter of minutes, we saw people having to swim from their homes as t

by people in iran, writer and woman's rights activists must be alan is out and who lives in brooklyn, new york says she was the intended target. the u. k. is publicly funded broadcaster the b, b. c is slashing, hundreds of posts and it's world service. that means it's radio broadcast in 10 languages are ending. the corporations as is being forced to make the cards because of a government imposed freeze on the license fee money that it receives. hurry faucet has more from london, ah, 85 years broadcasting to the arab world, a last goodbye from the bbc's arabic radio service. news read a mom would almost solid me, has been the stations signature, voice for 30 years. fittingly, he read the final bulletin wound, london b, b. c. cost cutting is led to nearly $400.00 job losses at the bbc world service. and the number of foreign language radio channels being brought to a close elma sodomy. fresh from that final broadcast is full of memories from his time at the service. and before that, his time, as a listener in cairo, the old people goes to go in the room and closer because they are not allowed on

by people in the wrong writer, a woman's rights activists, mostly all injured who lives in brooklyn, new york. so she was the intended target. your brains president says the army needs up to 500 tanks to carry out a counter offensive against russian troops. low to me as the landscape says, the situation is critical in the region of eastern nets as moscow step self attacks . he says, rushing forces and not just targeting ukraine physicians, but they're also destroying the towns and villages around them. the netherlands is considering sending leper 2 tanks to ukraine, but its army has concerns about its own defense needs. if the germans supplied tanks was sent to the front line, said voss as be meeting to manders and crew from the dutch german tank battalion. it's the most powerful weapon in the dutch armies arsenal. for the past 6 years, schools have been training on this leper to thanks to god, but with the german army. the world 1st by national battalion is you build a relationship with your tank. it has incredible fire power. it is very maneuver a bar and a drives so smoothly. it's a real f

from omaha nebraska, des moines iowa, chicago, cleveland, brooklyn, new york and a number of other cities. president johnson had been mostly silent about the uprising and crisis. during 1966 the administration tleveled the budget for militay aid by $10 billion. that's five times what the administration spent. the war on poverty began with high hopes and spoke out you hear the speech on vietnam and reporters wanted to know what do you think about what's going on and he says this they threatened to jeopardize civil rights and with response to whether they create new antagonisms look at says.e i would like you to read about and tell me what you think about that. you must recognize while there is a minority 10% in this country the majority of 90% whites have come around to the viewpoint of wanting to see equality and justice given to their fellow citizens but they want to see it done under the law and in an orderly manner. what does that suggest? at this point, anybody? how is it different from king and kennedy's assessment? >> it seems like it's a privilege you get to have these things like

we are in brooklyn, new york, outside the bakery on bergen. hot start there, keith.you visited? >> i heard about this one from another influencer. i went in and tried it. so happy i did. it was delicious. >> reporter: i want to get in on the fun and surprise akim right now, so come with me. it is time for a television surprise, which is my favorite kind of surprise, and hopefully akim, the owner and operator, feels the same way. we will let our camera go in first at the bakery on bergen. i got to get that right. now, is akim vann here? are you akim? >> yes. >> hi, my name is will reeve. can you come around here? all right. great. so this is akim, and this is a wonderful bakery. smells so good. hi, nice to meet you. reu'yoe iv l just so you know you look wonderful. i love your hat. it's fabulous. you are so much more than just delicious desserts, come in, keith. you're part of this too. you know this guy. so now you understand what's going on. >> okay. yes. hi. >> you're just going to be along for the ride. >> yes. >> along for the ride here. >> thank you. >> but firs

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ammunition magazines and approximately 66 rounds of ammunition not far from the victim's home in brooklyn, new yorkeral firearms offense. as detailed in the superseding indictment unsealed today, he was not acting alone. we allege that he and his co-conspirators are members of an eastern european criminal organization with ties to iran. as alleged in the indictment, the government iran has previously targeted dissidents around the world. as outlined in this and prior indictments, the victim in this case has long been a target of the iranian charge. in 2021 we charged an intelligence officer and assets with plotting to kidnap the victim from within the united states for rendition to iran and likely execution in order to silence the victim. the government of iran has continued to target the victim since then. the indictment unsealed today alleges that individuals in iran tasked the defendant with targeting the victim in a murder for higher plot. amroff is a leader of the eastern european criminal organization. he then directed the defendant, another leader of the organization, who in turn directed th

bryan llenas outside federal court in brooklyn, new york with this incredible story. hi, bryan. >> incredible indeed. prosecutors told the court today that mexico's former top law enforcement official accepted literal briefcases full of millions in bribes. in exchange, he ordered federal police forces to act as armed mercenaries killing rival cartel members and provided assistance for billions in cocaine smuggled to the u.s. the former president's right hand manned would provide -- >> martha: i'm sorry. we're going to break in here. here's peter doocy at the white house. >> president biden is still intending to run for re-election in 2024, right? >> i'll repeat what the president said after the mid-term. he intends to run. i'll be very careful from here because we're covered by the hatch act. >> is there a present for people running for president after fbi agents search their stock drawer? >> say that one more time. >> martha: is there a precedent for people -- >> sounds like you already know the answer to that question. look, here's -- >> i don't know the answer to t

we will go to brooklyn, new york. anderson is on the line. >> degood morning. the question is appropriate because given mass confusion just to elect a speaker was so inappropriate, a beacon of democracy in the world, that was not good optics federal. fifteen votes to bring a speaker in the first thing they do i believe this congress, this republican congress based on personal endeavors and revenge. there are things going on in this country, a perfect example of flooding in california, what are they doing about that? joe biden, his family, it's totally ridiculous and inappropriate republicans are watching them sooner than you think. go ahead, republicans, do what you got to do but you will not like the results. thank you very much, have a good day. >> james in north carolina. >> good morning, c-span. this is a difficult thing. we got our sides, i got my team, democrats have the team and it's hard to pull anybody away but i'm for what these republicans are doing. we are coming after the bad guy and we've got people in their, they will fight like democrats do. the

black power provided a different angle did this way from omaha, nebraska, chicago, cleveland, brooklyn, new york and a number of others. he was mostly silent about these. increasingly obsessed in 1966 and doubles the budget for military aid by $10 billion, five times on antipoverty production. the war on poverty began with high hopes spoke out, you see the speech on vietnamn? and reporters wanted to know, what you think about what's going on? he says rise threatened to jeopardize civil rights. in response whether black power or right create this among whites, who what he said. and like you to read that and tell me what you think about that. you mustha recognize your minory is 10% in this country and majority of 19% is not. what have come around to this.wanting to see equality and justice given to their fellow citizens. what does thatst suggest? out is it different from king and kennedy's assessment? >> it really seems a lot like it is aik privilege you get to have these things like equality and etc. the opposite about you deserve is because you are human, not just because they decided when they

that's why i advance the name of hakeem jeffries from brooklyn new york, for the next speaker of the 118th congress. [applause] is c. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, to nominate the gentleman from florida, mr. donalds. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, no matter what side of the aisle we're on, no matter what your political persuasion, one thing is june very valley recognized across this country, washington is broken. washington is completely broken. whether it's a wide open border, millions of people streaming across, terrorists, criminals, fentanyl coming right to your community. not at the border, in to your community. overdoses happening in your towns. funerals in your town because the border is open because this place is broken. 12 days ago, the middle of the night, 4,000 pages showed up over here. 2.7 -- 1.7 trillion in spending, 7,200 ear marks, 24 hours the read it. like a christmas tree before christmas that nobody outside of this town wanted. if you had been here one year, you voted on that o

all, i'll tell you and i'll tell joy reid and anyone else who wants to hear it, i grew up in brooklyn, new york, in the inner city, in a single parent household. i am a black man. i'm also a republican. >> the republican congressman you just heard, byron donalds of florida, who got a bunch of votes for speaker, joins me in studio tonight. meanwhile, kevin mccarthy and his far right overlords are off and running with an extreme agenda. and normalizing people like marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar. while punishing lawmakers like adam schiff, ilhan omar, and eric swalwell, who joins me in just a moment. >> plus, my pal and colleague, chris hayes, is going to help me make a big announcement tonight. you do not want to miss it. we begin with the extreme republican agenda taking shape in the u.s. house of representatives. after a messy theatrical display involving kevin mccarthy begging his far right kidnappers for the gavel. the party he purports to lead has adopted a sweeping rules package. the resolution governors how the house will operate for the next two years and includes key concessions m

why at the direction of the democratic caucus, i advance the name of hakeem jeffries, from brooklyn, new york, as our next speaker for the 118th congress. [ applause ] >> for what purpose does the gentlemen from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, to nominate the gentleman from florida, mr. donalds. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, no matter what side of the aisle you're on, no matter what your political persuasion, one thing is universally recognized across this country. washington is broken. washington is completely broken. whether it's a wide open border, millions of people streaming across, trosts, criminals, fentanyl coming right to your community, not at the border, but into your community. overdoses happening in your towns. funerals happening in your town because the border is open. because this place is broken. 12 days ago, in the middle of night, 4,000 pages showed up over here, set six and a half, or 2.7 trillion, 1.7, sorry, $1.7 trillion in spending, 7,200 earmarks, 24 hours time to read it, it is like a christmas tree right before christmas tha

from omaha, nebraska, des moines, iowa, cleveland, brooklyn, new york and another to other cities.resident johnson had beene mostly silent about these uprisings in the presence behind them. was increasingly obsessed with the war in vietnam. in 1966 hit administration doubled the budget the projected budget for military aid by $10 billion. that is five times what the administration spent on antipoverty. and of course johnson's war on poverty began with high hopes. spoke out he was giving a speech on vietnam and reporters wanted to know what you think about what is going on? he says this, negro rights threatened to jeopardize civil rights gains. and response under weather black power or will create new and tag and is in a month white, which he says? i like to read that and tell me what you think about that. what is he saying? you must recognize while there's a negro minority of 10% in this country, there is a majority of 90% that's not vigor. whites have come around to the viewpoint of wanting to see equality andnd justice given to their fellow citizens. but they want to see it done

that's why i advance the name of hakeem jeffries from brooklyn, new york as our next speaker for the 118th congress. [ applause ] >> for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> i'm going to nominate the man from florida, mr. donalds. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, no matter what side of the aisle you're on, no matter what your political persuasion, one thing is universally recognized across the country. washington is broken. washington is completely broken, whether it's a wide open border, millions of people streaming across, terrorists, criminals, fentanyl coming right to your community, not at the boerder, but into your community. overdoses happening in your towns, funerals happening in your town because a border's open because this place is broken. 12 days ago, in the middle of the night, 4,000 pages showed up over here. 2.7 -- 1.7, sorry. $1.7 trillion in spending, 7,200 earmarks, 24 hours' time to read it. it was like a christmas tree right before christmas that nobody outside of this town wanted. if you have been here for

>> brooklyn, new york. >> what are you doing here? >> nice to meet you. >> you're amazing. >> thank you, you are as well. >> how did you -- look at this. did you just do this one picture of me on television? >> yeah, i'm a big fan of yours. saw you on tv, took a shot on my iphone, painted it. >> tell me about your work. >> my work's colorful, honest, very new orleans. i try to do the best i can with the talent god gave me. >> you're known for your socially conscious murals all around the city. did you help with any of the murals we see here? >> i didn't come ready to go, but around the city, around the world as well. places like uptown. downtown. >> lionel, i love you, pbrother. thank you for doing this. thank you very much. frenchie! >> yeah, done. >> frenchie's here every year. we love frenchie because you're out here every year. your work is socially conscious as well. why do you come every year to support this? >> don, you're awesome. you're a native. a native louisiana guy. i'm actually a big fan, i watch you all the time. really

he was apprehended will, carrying a high pirate powered assault rifle in brooklyn. new york, now, we should also point out that the journalist has been a victim and a target before back in 2021. she was also a victim of a kidnapping plot. again, the justice department sang and there were ties to iran for people were indicted for that a crime. and we should also point out that the she has, as you mentioned in the intro, been a very vocal critic of the iranian government. most recently, for those of protests with regard to the death of my siamese. so we have had reaction from the national security advisor jake sullivan. he has said that long foresman action today is the latest u. s. disruption of plotting activities against americans for speaking out for the rights and freedoms of iranians around the world. but as for the victim herself, as i mentioned, she didn't speak out on twitter and she says that she is undaunted by all of this. she says, let me make it very clear. i am not scared for her my life. so despite the fact that this is the 2nd attempt on her life, she will con

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at the direction of the democratic caucus i advance the name of hakeem jeffries from brooklyn, new york as our next speaker for the 118th congress. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> to nominate the gentleman from florida, mr. donalds. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> ladies and gentlemen, no matter what side of the aisle we are oh, no matter what your political persuasion, one thing that is recognized across this country, washington is broken, completely broken, wide open borrowedder, millions of pim streaming across, fentanyl coming to your community not at the border but to your community, overdoses happening in your towns, funerals happening in your towns because the border is open, because this place is broken. mr. perry: 12 days ago, 4,000 pages showed up over here, 6 1/2, $1.7 trillion in spending, 7200 earmarks, 24 hours time to read it. like a christmas tree right before christmas, that nobody outside of this town wanted. if you have been here for one year, you voted on it once, if you were here for thre

we will let john work on that as we go to dan in brooklyn new york.the best way to have the conversation because we are a little delayed as to turn down your television. go ahead. >> caller: i like to give a little historical background to my question if i may. i came to uc berkeley and 64 to study with neurophysiology but i walked right into the crisis that was a matter of providing university students adult hood status instead of being local and the victory for this notion which was 5,000 or 2,000 as a student body of 27,000. of the next semester the left that had been the originator of thishe whole thing there was another referendum for the free student union so that now the central committee could rule those activities and we struggled to beat that with reasoning and they were defeated 21,000 to the same 5,000 before so clearly b there was a great issue of the non-involved students and i fought very hard to understand why. when i i looked into it by stepping out of my area and looking especially in the history classes i saw american professors of

. >> i don't think there's anyone that's more proud to be from brooklyn or from new york than me, andre's no place i'd rather be. >> reporter: attorney ben panchesky is born and raised in new york, longtime fan of the city's legendary sports franchises. >> i've been a ranger and knick fan my entire life. madison square garden to me was the mecca. >> reporter: he's a fierce advocate for the downtrodden. as documented in a 2010 episode of abc's "what would you do?" >> stop now. >> reporter: where he stood up for a woman being harassed on hidden camera. >> a lot of people would say that's heroic. >> it's not heroic, it's the right thing. if people behaved that way, we wouldn't have all these problems. >> reporter: he was also barred entry from msg entertainment-owned properties. january 10th, kicked out of a rangers game. at first he says he didn't understand why. >> three gentlemen come over to me, dressed in madison square garden security uniforms, they say, "are you benjamin panchesky?" "yes, i am." "do you have identification?" "what's this about?" they give me a piece of paper. it s

at a shelter, actually the watson hotel in new york city, now being told they have to go to a new shelter, maybe not quite as nice, not nearly as nice in brooklynt accepting it sitting down. they're not budging. david lee miller with more from the big apple. david lee, what is going on there? >> reporter: neil, the standoff continues between some migrants and city officials but resolution could be on the horizon. but for now a group of about three dozen migrants, all single men, remain living on the street, on the upper west side, refusing to give up their encampment. they have been living in a hotel turned shelter in the city's expense, but were relocated so the hotel could house migrant families including women and children. some migrants rejected by the new housing provided by the city, a brooklyn cruise ship terminal, it was uncomfortable, not sanitary, too far from the subway. they prefer living on street. some boarded buses to brooklyn. short time the commissioner for i am my grants. he boarded buses to brooklyn, telling them not to believe whatever they heard. >> rumors are spreading among migrants in social media, we're removing people

defeat the desk and finally liberate europe on january 3, 1870, the construction of the brooklyn bridge began in new york the largest suspension bridge in the world engineer john roebling proposed an innovative design for a steel bridge 1825 m long on support towers 80 m high, and on heavy duty cables. roebling did not live to see the start of construction. he was replaced by his son in order to install the towers to a depth of 25 m lowered the structures caissons with compressed air due to pressure drops, the diggers developed decompression sickness headaches cramps and paralysis died from this and the junior rebraring, then the construction was headed by his wife emily she mastered higher mathematics and sopromat and became the world's first female field engineer. the bridge was opened in 1883 from the wind swayed , a panic arose, a stampede killed 12 people, elephants from the city circus were led across the bridge to prove the reliability of the structure. the press called the brooklyn bridge the new chu. sveta and vladimir mayakovsky, having visited new york, dedicated the elements to him, there are

we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance. let's go. yes! who are you? you're new! i'm kim. nice to meet you! nice to meet you. i'm pixel. tell me about your act tonight. i have been here for seven years, since 2013. i moved here with a high heeland a dream. do you think that new york is back? 0h, new york city is back in full force, mama, kickin' and screamin'. people are aware that these live events could go away, so they treasure the experiences and they're much more present for the experiences. yes! this also is the best stage in new york city and the biggest, bright — i mean, you're gonna see tonight. dance music music builds it feels so good to be in new york city where nightlife is just thriving, isn't it? cheering and applause even though i moved away from new york, i still get a buzz when i come back home. you just can't beat new york city. viv, thank you so much. this was such an amazing night. i'm so grateful that you liked it, kim. both: mwah! mwah! - kimberly davis there, up all night in new york city. and if you'

on this program, iranian journalist and human rights activist rasi alinijad at her home in brooklyn, new yorkguest later in the program. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere today. ues aft. don't go anywhere today. the promise of our constitution and the hope that liberty and justice is for all people. but here's the truth. attacks on our constitutional rights, yours and mine are greater than they've ever been. the right for all to vote. reproductive rights. the rights of immigrant families. the right to equal justice for black, brown and lgbtq+ folks. the time to act to protect our rights is now. that's why i'm hoping you'll join me today in supporting the american civil liberties union. it's easy to make a difference. just call or go online now and become an aclu guardian of liberty. all it takes is just $19 a month. only $0.63 a day. your monthly support will make you part of the movement to protect the rights of all people, including the fundamental right to vote. states are passing laws that would suppress the right to vote. we are going backwards. but