brooklyn surely is a place that represents the world community. the opportunity to teach arabic to students here in brooklyn i think is an opportunity that we should we shouldn't miss. and so when people made statements that would truly discriminatory of course of pain me and said me. certain feel mongering groups the play of the disco all would be a religious school which is a public school in america it could never be and it will not be these a situations with the strays told so phobic and racist reason our lives and groups should be ashamed of themselves we have the words in your dish a shocking. i believe there is an apology owed to debbie on it's us that i've known her for almost twenty years and i can say that she has been a force of openness and cross cultural conversation believe me whenever there's a conference being organized to promote understanding between groups arabs and jews for example she is involved somehow either as the founder of or as an impact the one just. after at my forced resignation and really secluded myself from the pu

>> guest: brooklyn. i'm not sure if i was born in brooklyn or manhattan. she wish i had away from that. because i was conceived beyond the sheet. so i was the cause of sin. frankie was the cause of marriage. it was a shotgun wedding and that was what appeared five months after the wedding. >> host: did that bother when you found out? >> guest: it did because one of my friends told me i was a and there was no way of getting around it. he said i was doomed in the same could not be bashed away. so i'm excommunicated and i'm doomed because i'm a bastard. >> host: we are parents catholic when they died? >> guest: my mother would give lip service and she believed in it, but she didn't go. i think she had confessions before she died. he mumbled something. to think, is less rigid than it used to be. you can go into the church and make a general confession and just say i confess. but in my time coming but to go in detail your sense, which kept us all in a state of terror. because another lesson as i'm constantly fighting irresistible and that's the impurity. and th

but patty's only seen the sight, a girl can see from brooklyn heights, what a crazy pair! cathy: oh my, patty. did you find all your files? patty: finally! who knew it would be this much work when richard and i decided to retire! cathy: well, what are you going to do first? patty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting? cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> welcome to a special edition of main stage. the first anniversary. time to look back at one year of great performances from the stage of san francisco's main library. we will key the authors, poets and playwrights, the story tellers and the photographers and hear music brought to our stage from 4 continents

guest: brooklyn. i think--i'm not sure if i was born in brooklyn or manhattan. mother would never tell me. she al--she always shied away from that. c-span: why? guest: i don't know. because i was ill--i--was conceived beyond the sheets and so i was the cause of sin. i used to say, 'frankie was the cause of marriage.' they had--it was a shotgun wedding and i was the--what appeared five months after their wedding. c-span: did that bother you when you found it out? guest: it did, yeah, because one of my friends told me i was a bastard. and there was no way of getting around that. he said i was doomed. and it was a sin that could not be washed away with the baptism of water. so i'm doomed. i'm excommunicated because of trinity and i'm doomed because i'm a bastard. c-span: were your parents catholic when they died? guest: they--my mother would--would give lip service and she would--she believed in it, but she didn't go to church that often. i think she had confession before she died. they do--they gi--you know, you're in a coma and they bring in a priest and you mumb

a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn.m deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so that i wouldn't have to explain the origination. instead of business cards, i should explain, it would read as follows. my name is emaniel. i became a prostitute. i found my salvation? writing. i pushlished a book. i was recently attacked on the streets where i lived. >> the surgery left me deaf. i do not have aids. men are not allowed to be a soldier. i am not asking for your money. please get home safe and keep this pen to share your story too. may be some day, i will get to hear your voice. this next poem is from my first poetry. this is for latinos in the house. can i get a woo. >> i want to break tradition about latino macheese mow. >> forget. i want to break tradition. because blood is supposed to be thicker. but you see, my friends and family, because they love a

. >> i grew up in brooklyn, new york. my experience was landing by birth into an urban town land. my family, my mother is first generation i'm second generation. my grand mother lived in the apartment building with us. i had aunts upstairs. another aunt lived close by. pretty much 4 days a week my great uncle would come in and visit all of these people my uncle, my grand mother and so forth, all were from a town land called outside of robin. when i was growing up i would hear the names. and they would conjure the sense of another world i was no longer a part of but was connected to. i think the -- i came to the brink of this sort of, you know, really quest gradualy by hearing the names. the other experience i had when i was growing up is music in my grand mother's house. my grand mother live on the first floor of the apartment building the door was open. everyone in the apartment building stopped there after work. they would stop for a drink and play polka, not polka, poker. and lynched to john gibbons play an accordion on his wooden leg. you had the sense of people having come ov

. >> one after another, brought in for bookings from brooklyn to rhode island.and even as far away as italy. >> with this is one of the fbiggest days for the mafia up against the fbi in history. >> with organized families, one an indictment but the colombos. acting under boss, and also for different captains and eight shoulde---sola folder soldiers >> and with years of investigative work including the development of key, cooperative witnesses. a trend that is been tilting in the favor of law enforcement. >> this investigation was aided by informants that was recorded thousands of suspected mobsters. this was in two decades, from extortion, murder, bookmaking. these charges carry a variety of maximum terms. terisa estacio kron 4, news. ()music)á, it is another gorgeous day in san francisco and bay-area wide. as we head towards the weekend, not a lot of changes. a nice weekend, a perfect for getting out aside to enjoy the nice weather. tomorrow, sunny, mild. to get outside. high clouds coming in as the storm passes through the north. will become a very enjoyable.

a little black kid in brooklyn and i always thought that guy is really good. i liked listening to him, his telling of the news of the day. i don't think of him as a liberal or white or democrat or republican. i think that is a trust worthy, good news man. i am not sure that would work in this political environment. in this political environment people seem to want to know if the host is liberal or conservative. they want to know about their personality and their views. that is what drives the top-rated prime-time cable programming in the country. even if you swing back over to something like the nightly news. and declining ratings for all three big networks in terms of the nightly news broadcasts, those audiences tend to skew much older. people there are trying to become more personality. they try to do more feature presentation. the whole notion of focus on hard news, a small window of 22 minutes out of a half-hour is gone because they are trying to hold the review were's attention in a way that is quite different from anything i would have seen when i was yo

>> brooklyn, new york. >> brooklyn. >> jimmy: oh. what are your daughters names?mickey, sally and anne. >> mine have the same names. >> jimmy: well -- all right. how much do you weigh? >> 162. >> 162, jim. >> jimmy: well -- you see how insidious this identity theft is? i don't even know my own uncle anymore. i'm calling lifelock. >> dicky: lifelock -- relentlessly protecting your identity. don't be like uncle frank. contact lifelock now at 1-800- lifelock or lifelock.com. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live" is back in two minutes with hailee steinfeld, music from delta spirit and anthony hopkins. for error. one wrong turn, and i could end up unloading a puddle of water. >> gps: turn right ahead. >> man: so i make sure i have the right guidance to get me exactly where i need to be. it's the same with taxes. turbotax has a unique gps feature that guides me step-by-step. automatically double-checks along the way and even lets me talk to a tax expert so i'm never alone. which helps me know it's done right and get to my maximum refund, guaranteed. >> try turbotax online now.

. >> -gorgeous up and picked up since christmas eve through brooklyn.mass of bird massive. >> 1000 drumfish. and on their own, perhaps that would not raise up? however, 100 mi., another break before midnight, thousands of birds started falling from the sky. >> and i thought it was from and alfred hitchcock movie and i thought the mayor was messing with me. he will be up at 4:00 a.m. >> residents ring in 2011 to scenes like this. rudes, rooftops, with up to 5000 black birds. up to roods. >> on roads. >> the arkansas game and fish said this phenomenon is not as unusual. is the likely culprit is a lightning strike or high- altitude help. possibly fireworks but there's no connection between these dead fish in the dead birds. the matter what the explanation, that the arkansas say that 2011 is off to a very ominous start. >> we started with floods last year, now, birds. >> and the roads. >> for the third year, the iphone application failed! >> kimberly sakamoto, the social media /+. >> iphone users complained it and wind on twitter- whined on a life of a twit

two guys from brooklyn in a box. >> a whole week of crocs? ♪ chain, chain, chain >> didn't i tell you to turn left? those were wonderful moments. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> his first and only tv interview since being revealed as deep throat. >> woodward said they'd never reveal it until deep throat passed away. obviously you didn't pass away. >> i hope i haven't. >> that was a tough one because mark felter never revealed himself all those years. he subsequently died. he was in his 90s. he didn't have alzheimer's but some dementia. >> there was some that said you were like a traitor to the cause. certainly on the republican right side, complained that you were turning the tide on your boss. >> that sounds like republican approach. >> we realized it was historic. >> i'll keep you in the right direction if i can. just follow the money. >> "the washington post" were and are committed to protecting confidential sources. >> the fact that he chose our show -- >>> tonight exclusive -- >> i think they come here bec

stop them not just in brooklyn new york these are the terrorists ok this is a way that we can stop those loan from spreading in america folks it starts right here a group formed called the stop the mattress the coalition. there were a lot of internet bugs from the stop them atrocity coalition. what was coming out was just so absurd and wrong and misguided. it was racist it was in a four way it was like it was everything that we're not about. continually and some of these blogs cami on nine eleven denier. my son was one of the first responders as a national guardsman who served for six months at ground zero he was activated on september eleventh the next day they were down at ground zero and he was there for six months witnessing what happened. pamela hall is with stop them a draw the group believes the killing will gibran international academy will impose a radical islamist agenda in its classrooms we are paying with our public dollar for a religious school a madrassa the arabic immigrant students will be isolated whether that materializes instantly into terrorists that's a huge statemen

i was born in brooklyn, new york on april 30, 1924. i fought in world war ii. that is when i first came to san francisco, just passing through, and i fought the japanese. i'm proud to be -- park merced is my home. i'm not going to be evicted from it because real estate wants to make more money. i know some faces are familiar on this committee. remember -- when you were sworn in to your committee, you promised to give an open hearing, fair hearing, and you are not going to get my cooperation to evict me and throw me out on the street. this is the president of the park merced residents' association. that is it. [applause] >> [inaudible] if you want to line up in that order. thank you. go ahead. >> good evening, honorable planning commission. [inaudible] i have lived here about 64 years, and i am against the proposed implementation of parkmerced investment properties, and thank you very much for listening to me. [applause] >> good evening. i'm a resident here in parkmerced. i have been living here for about 20 years and a clue what in this area. i do support this

have your picture taken with brooklyn. >> what's the application for this?magazines are capable of. this is a way to share extra kinds of things with our readers. >> this is the thing that's going on right now. everybody is talking about this. i think we've got this hooked up where we can try this. let's find out. let's see. >> there we go. >> there's our stage manager. turn around, mark. there you go. okay. >> capture it. >> oh, yeah. >> and then capture. yeah, look at that. yeah. for 50 bucks, i won't send this to lisa. >> yeah. >> oh, i was told your wife is away, mark. would you like the phone? what's the next technology that you see coming down the pike? >> there's amillion things. there's still a lot of applications. we started with our december issue of -- that's fantastic. >> that's our -- that's eric hill. there's jerry. >> one of the next attempts is magazines try to be greener all the time. also try to do more. we're trying to create the first sol solar-powered magazine. >> does that mean you can only read it during the day? >> no, you can only po

a nightclub, i started in brookl brooklyn, new york, right. all italians and jews.nt go, when is he going to get funny? all classy guys with the guns in the pocket. i'm not finished. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> what the hell's the matter with you? you just sit there like -- >> jimmy: i do want to say congratulations, "toy story" won the golden globe award. >> isn't that something? >> jimmy: you're a potato in that. that's got to be exciting. >> 16 years, mr. potato head. john came to me down at my house, said, listen, don, you're going to be this mr. potato head. i said, i don't do cartoons, leave me alone. now 16 years later, i got a house, hunting doings, the whole [ bleep ] thing. he always says, you know, you should see it, it's for grownups, too. but when i first started, i was the kind of guy, i just wanted the check. he said, listen, don -- the band can't see me. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. [ applause ] >> so i said -- >> jimmy: now you lack like you're on the toilet. >> jimmy: i don't know what to do. >> anybody got a magazine? the son don't want to laugh until the old

i live in brooklyn. so, i was here. i was here. >> jimmy: were you here for the last one?ne was a big disappointment. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: people were expecting a giant -- >> horse [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] i mean, last night was hilarious because there's, literally, like there's probably 1/20 of an inch of snow coming down. it's like powdered doughnut snow. and you can hear the plows are out, just ripping down the stretch in brooklyn. my kid wakes up. he's like, "[ bleep ], what was going on? [ laughter ] it's 1:00 in the morning." got those plows out though. >> jimmy: bloomberg didn't want to fool around this time. he's like -- throwing out salt himself. >> it's ridiculous, man. it was ridiculous. >> jimmy: do your kids have fun with the snow? >> my son does. oh, yeah, he loves it. i thought he was disappointed, you know? but, you know, in new york, it's hilarious because the winter wonderland thing lasts about ten minutes, and then it's just like dog piss and mud -- [ laughter ] and blood, and it's just horrible. >> jimmy: blood. >> there's just blood all over the place

he's looking for love from brooklyn decker but needs help from jennifer aniston. >> you're 15. >> myustin this is how i drum. >> justin bieber never say never documents the teen star's life from childhood all the way to add lessoolescen adolescence. >> "glee's" dianna agron co-stars in i am number four helping the new kid in school who has special powers. >> unknown's liam neeson waking from a coma, a strangers to those who knew him. >> what's wrong? it's me, your husband. >> nicolas cage is back in drive angry, avenging the murder of his daughter. >> hayden christensen is in vanishing on main street, in march, a chameleon walks into a bar. >> johnny depp voices rango out to save a wild west town. >> in make me home tonight, tofer grace. matt damon falls for emily blunt but that goes against the plans of a sinister group known as the adjustment bureau. in battle los angeles, the marines battle an alien invasion. >> and in mars need moms it's aliens of a more humorous kind. amanda seyfried runs into the big bad werewolf. >> the beauty falls for the beast. with the help of a strange ne