have you ever been to brooklyn?[laughs] i have been to brooklyn. >> what do you like to do their? >> i have not been to brooklyn enough to have that level of experience. i did have a nice time at the parkland center. but it took me a little while, to be honest, to get from manhattan to the berkeley center -- the berkeley center. brooklyn is a great place. new york, of course, fantastic city. and a new mayor and my friend, merten l de blasio -- mayor bill de blasio. i think we have a fantastic arena. the wells fargo center is superior in so many ways. an expanded convention center in downtown philadelphia. 10,000 hotel rooms and it takes about 12 to 15 minutes to get to downtown philly from the wells fargo center. we are ready. we have the logistics. we have the hotel rooms. and we going to raise the money. we'll give our delegates and donors a fantastic experience and make history with the democratic nominee in philadelphia in 2016. we are working hard. we wish the other cities the best, but my job is to bring it ho

attorney in brooklyn. although it's the u.s. attorney in manhattan who gets headlines, she has a more low key reputation even though as evan pointed out she's prosecuting michael grimm, the staten island congressman. she's also been involved in the prosecution of citigroup. she was involved in the prosecution of the police who assaulted abner louima years ago. so it's an interesting pick for that reason. it's not the kind of decision president obama has made in a lot of ways because it's outside his comfort zone, somebody who's not been part of his team. not a huge bold-face name. there is -- i've talked with a lot of obama administration people in the past about whether or not he was going to pick chuck hagel to be sic secretary of defense or hillary clinton to be secretary of state, leon panetta. and there is part of the president that likes to go for those bold-faced names. loretta lynch is not one of them, although obviously this would be a historic appointment because she would be the first black woman from that role. >> si

when i would come home from a brooklyn dodger game and say, "grandma, the brooklyn dodgers won," shea good or bad for the jews?" gates; but alan's grandmother had good reason to cling to her cultural traditions and religious faith. like carole king and tony kushner's ancestors, blima and her husband naftali were forced to flee their homeland because they were jewish. alan's grandparents blima and naftali ringel were born in the 1800s in an area that was then called galicia. now located in poland, galicia was an agricultural center for the austro-hungarian empire, and while the region was poor, it contained thriving, tightly knit jewish communities. dershowitz: they were galitzianers, which is the lowest level of eastern european jew. we were the peasants, the non-intellectuals. gates: alan's grandparents were teenagers when, in 1898 after a decade of crop failures, galicia he was thrown into an economic crisis. jewish merchants and bankers were used as scapegoats. whipped into frenzy by anti-semitic rhetoric, their christian neighbors looted and destroyed hundreds of jewish homes and

i shop small. ♪ this is brooklyn.nd when you talk about places that support small businesses, this neighborhood is definitely one of them. the small businesses around here are part of the reason why i live here. they help make up the character of this area. this is my neighborhood fish shop. inevitably, a few times a week, it will be 6:00 and my husband and i will look at each other, wondering what are we going to make for dinner and one of us will run out to come in and talk to bianca and mark. you guys have pretty much changed the way we eat. >> what i love so much about this, you have amazing toys that are so well curated. what do you think about that? >> i want to have things that the kids want and things the parent want them to have. >> you have classes here. every time i see you're adding more classes for kids. is that important for your survival? >> it's what makes people so interested in the store. they can say what we're doing here is not just about sales, it's about art design education and that's part of be

i shop small. ♪ this is brooklyn.nd when you talk about places that support small businesses, this neighborhood is definitely one of them. the small businesses around here are part of the recent why i live here. they help make up the character of this area. this is my neighborhood fish shop. inevitably, a few times a week, it will be 6:00 and my husband and i will look at each other, wondering what are we going to make for dinner and one of us will run out to come in and run out to talk to bianca and mark. you guys have changed the way we eat in my family. >> we have gotten a really good reception from the neighborhood. >> what is different? >> 24 to 48 hours off of a boat. we know all the fishermen and we can trace it to the boat and sometimes even the exact latitude and longitude. >> do you feel like you're part of the community? >> i think we definitely feel like part of the community. we have some great neighbors. >> kids design the world is a toy store that opened up around the corner from me about six months ago

you grew up in brooklyn and you love the brooklyn dodgers that the personality of that whole brooklyn dodger team was the great jackie robinson. i am wondering if you would think of that subject but i think you would be the person to do that. >> no question he was like you are on the brooklyn dodgers. i would like to believe it was because i was a young civil rights advocate but i think it was more when i was five or six years old that he would get on race and steal second and then he would steal third and steal home and completely rattled the other pitchers. he was such an exciting vital player. in fact all of my childhood i kept wanting to get his autograph. i never could get it. you guys get them at the park in those days. you could pay for them but you had to wait in lines in his line would be long. finally when i was in all awesome -- adolescent i brought my autograph book for him. in those days women will remember we have these stupid autograph books where it was say i will love you until niagara falls or cherish you until rubber tires. if he signed a book you would look like on

that's the latest from brooklyn this morning. heather and ainsley back to both of you. >> all right teresa. thank you. >>> it is time to brew on this. stricter rules for indiana's food stamp program are coming. social services will now require at least 20 hours of work a week for people who want to receive benefits. they think up to 65,000 food stampers may be cut off when the new rules go into effect next year. the state unemployment office says the program isn't ready for such an influx of job seekers. what do you think about this? is it a good idea send your comments to us on facebook, twitter or send us an e-mail at "fox friendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> it is 18 after the hour. coming up, image seeing this in your front yard a huge sink hole and it is growing. why this keeps happening in a neighborhood. >> there are staples which last longer than you think. in fact we are talking decades. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks t

attorney in brooklyn, will be the president's choice to secede eric holder. she would be the second woman to hold that position. joining me is justin correspondent evan perez. give me the lowdown on miss lynch. what do we know about her? >> she's a bit of a surprising pick because there's more high-profile people being picked for this job. she's not very well known. the u.s. attorney in manhattan is much higher profile and gets a lot of magazine covers. she's done a lot of big cases. she did hsbc, citibank, a terrorism case. she has all of the credentials that make her perfect for this job. she's also not going to be controversial because nobody really knows her here in washington. that's going to be big. the republicans are going to be in control of the senate and we expect that a vote will come sometime probably in february when the attorney general is going to step down, attorney general eric holder. he's waiting until they confirm her for the job so he can step down. >> you're just one of those guys who is so ahead of the story, you're already talking abo

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. >> most of these cops are not from brooklyn.s them a minute to acclimate to the community. adjust to the community. >> not everybody likes us. >> i came from the type of environment on this side of the street and cops on the other side. now it's time for us to get together as a community. you see walking around is not everything. what's important for them is to speak to people and get to know the people they are protecting. >> it is not about arrests, but it is about people. we are humans. we have to understand and help them out. >> before the federal ruling, rookie cops were the ones making most of the unjustified stops. one suggestion is have supervisors spend more time with rookies. >> was there a question? >> no. they saw a guy that possibly hand this over to each other. they weren't sure what they saw. they were asking me if they can go ahead and search them. i told them we can't do that. >> absolutely. >> you continue walking. >> he said if we don't get them today. >> unless you saw it, you can't. you can't search for drug

give it up to the brooklyn historical society. [applause] rochelle was very glad to hear how her name was pronounced. what do you think what people call you [indiscernible] >> it is irritating. box.me in a i'm very comfortable being american and being latino. for me that hyphen bridges me to both. when hear someone say [indiscernible] it is you not open to receiving me fully. understand what i mean? if we meet outside, please don't call me [indiscernible] >> rachel. "rachel" iall me want even pay attention to you. >> some of my best friends are black. >> it has been great. i have three or four now. [laughter] increase from 0%. [laughter] >> how about latinos? [whistles] >> one. she is right here. i went on a date with a dominican girl 10 years ago. it came back to me. >> wow. >> what's up, c-span? all five of you. [laughter] we are so glad to have you here. apologize to c-span for the stuff we are going to say. [laughter] >> we sent a crew out there and couldn't use any footage. wasted taxpayer money. >> we don't have a separate m

. >> most of these cops are not from brooklyn, you know what i'm saying? so, therefore, it takes them a minute to acclimate themselves to the community. >> adjust to the community. >> adjust to the community. >> [ bleep ]. >> get the feeling not everybody likes us? >> i came from the type of environment where we were on this side of the street and cops were on the other side. now it's time for us to get together as a community. you see, walking around is not everything. what's important for them to do is speak to people, get to know the people that they're going to be protecting. >> it's not about arrests and summonses. it's about interacting and let them know that we're people. we're here to help them out. >> reporter: before the federal ruling, rookie cops were the ones making most of the unjustified stops. the supervisor will spend more time with the rookies. >> they handed something to each other. they were asking me if they can go ahead and kind of like search them. i told they we can't do that. >> you still continue walking. >> he said if we don't ge

. >> most of these cops are not from brooklyn, you know what i'm saying? so, therefore, it takes them a minute to acclimate themselves to the community. >> adjust to the community. >> adjust to the community. >> [ bleep ]. >> get the feeling not everybody likes us? >> i came from the type of environment where we were on this side of the street and cops were on the other side. now it's time for us to get together as a community. you see, walking around is not everything. what's important for them to do is speak to people, get to know the people that they're going to be protecting. >> it's not about arrests and summons. it's about interacting and let them know that we're people. we're here to help them out. >> reporter: before the federal ruling, rookie cops were the ones making most of the unjustified stops. o the supervisor will spend more time with the rookies. >> they handed something to each other. they were asking me if they can go ahead and kind of like search them. i told they we can't do that. >> you still continue walking. >> he said if we don't ge

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i was in brooklyn, i was running over here. >> seth: i know, but you made it. on citi bike, right? >> yes. >> seth: yeah. you biked over here, biked over the brooklyn bridge, thank you so much for doing that. >> anything for seth. >> seth: so, you got to work with samberg again, was it fun? >> i did. you know, the last time i worked with andy was on "saturday night live" when i hosted. >> seth: that's amazing. and that's a while back now. that's '05 or something, right? >> right. very good. >> seth: thank you. i'm a bit of a historian. [ laughter ] >> a bit of an "snl" historian. >> seth: did you have a good time with him? now it looks like you guys are on a date with that. are you playing a love interest? >> i'm a love interest. >> seth: wow. >> yeah, andy and i had to make out. >> seth: that's great. now, what was that like? [ light laughter ] >> well, you know. >> seth: i do know a little bit, yeah. [ laughter ] i know a little. but i only -- i was only doing that to support my historian role. >> right, right. >> seth: i want to know how good everyone on the

can we give it up to the brooklyn historical society. [applause] and what cal was backstage -- rochelle was backstage and she was very glad to hear how her name was pronounced. what do you think what people call you [indiscernible] >> it is irritating. because it kind of puts me in a box. i'm very comfortable being american, i am very comfortable being latino. for me that hyphen bridges me to both. so when i hear someone say [indiscernible] i feel like you are putting mirror box and you are not open -- meet in a box and you are not open to receiving me fully. understand what i mean? if we meet outside, please don't call me [indiscernible] >> rachel. >> if you call me "rachel" i will not even pay attention to you. >> you wrote a book called " some of my best friends are black." how is that working out? >> it has been great. i have three or four now. [laughter] >> you have increased the number sense publication. -- since publication. >> 400% increase from 0%. [laughter] >> how about latinos? [whistles] >> one. she is right here. i went on

. >> another security breach at the brooklyn bridge. the we a french tourist made his way up the landmark. >>> you can see traffic is looking pretty good. it won't stay this way for long so you might want to get out there and beat the crowd. looks good into san francisco. at 4:50 let's go back to the desk. oh this is 101. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split into san francisco. looks good approaching downtown. nice looking drive on 280 as well. public transportation looks good in and out of the city so far. 4:50 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. hopefully traffic stays light on this monday morning. >>> people gathered in san francisco to pay tribute to a man known for his tireless fight for tenant rights. ted died last month. he wasth head of the san francisco tenants union. he helped shape city policy for renters. san francisco's ross merck knee knee was there. >> there were many meetings we had with ted. >> he died suddenly at his home last month. there was no word on a cause of death. >>> san francisco police are launching

>> a lot of my customers are already in brooklyn.d stretch for me to come here and settle down. i want my customers to be able to talk to me. i want them to text me. i want them to say my family's coming to town. i'm at the restaurant, serving great. i want to have a personal relationship with people experiences coming into my restaurant. >> thanks, trish. still to come, rebuilding haiti. >>> welcome back. this week from the corner office, haiti's prime minister and his blueprint to rebuild the island nation. >> paul, when most people think of the small island of haiti, the first thing that comes to mind might be poverty, charity, and even devastation. but haitian prime minister is working with the country's president to change that perception to beauty, elegance, and a great place to invest. before the 2010 earthquake which left more than a million of its citizens homeless, haiti had a reputation for its poverty, broken economy, and even political corruption. but the prime minister is keeping his sight on unprecedented progress. >>

brooklyn bow tie and necktie maker gina bam nearly went out of business during the recession.ractically around the corner from the maker's row. >> the phone calls doubled.d. i picked up about seven new customers. >> with labor costs overseas on the rise, entrepreneurs are looking for domestic manufacturers. ari, alexa sells scarves with built-in carbon filters. they made them with their own hands until they couldn't keep up with demand. maker's row helped them cut a two-month search for a manufacturer down to a couple of we weeks. >> we found that it was cheaper for us to manufacture here in the u.s. >> and with walmart now looking for u.s. manufacturers, maker's row may be on to something. >> these are the kings of industry that we're looking at here. when we saw them sign up, we knew it was a much bigger issue that we were tackling. >> that from tyler mathisen. and to help manufacturers get on board, maker's row has partnered with newark, new jersey, los angeles, chicago, and as you saw, brooklyn in new york. they hope to add different types of makers, by the way, beyond the

congressman jeffries, brooklyn. the case for brooklyn in 35 seconds.e world a jackie robinson, coney island, junior cheesecake and jay-z and chuck schumer. diversity is the great strength of the democratic party. diversity is the great strength of this country. no better platform to communicate that to the country in the context of a presidential campaign than in brooklyn, new york. we're ready, willing and able to put on the best convention that this country has ever seen. >> columbus, ohio. senator sharon brown, you're on the clock. >> yes. set the stage. summer of 2016, republicans in cleveland. their nominee speaks. you have to love this at progressive field, to 40,000, maybe 50,000 people. two weeks later the democrats come to columbus and go to ohio stadium. 100, 110,000 enthusiastic people trump any or blunt any advantage that republicans might have gotten from going to cleveland. columbus is a fast growing city, largest growing city in ohio and walking neighborhoods and all the convention is within walking distance. the difference is people rea

especially women because growing up in brooklyn, you got a lot of great girls in brooklyn. when i used to date girls, i would never think, you know, i know no means no. i grew up with a good family that taught me this stuff. i would never make a move on a girl quickly. i'd make her my girlfriend. then what would happen is i moved to l.a., and they had a whole different set of rules out there. you know? the girls out here, i felt like the girl. like i'd be like, you want to get something to eat? no, where do you live? w go, oh, okay.u live? then what i would hear come out of their mouths, the most beautiful girls, saying the filthiest things i'd ever hear, so when i started coming out of the act i started with which is impression and developing my on-stage persona as andrew dice clay, i wouldic that material and just blow it up and make it funny for people. >> there's so much people will learn --ka i'm glad you wrote ts because there's so much about your back story that people don't know that they will now know courtesy of "the truth." where did the nickname "dice" come from

she is part of a home grown self-policing group in the town of brooklyn park. it is called the minnesota task force against ebola, and it's a one of a kind response to ebola. organizers bily beerians soon after the first case was diagnosed in africa. >> people said look, if you want attention, you can work on your uh own, if you want impact you can work together. >> chair of the task force. once a week, they gather at the brooklyn park city hall, their committees on grief counseling, and committees to communicate with those outside their communities. >> we are people, not virus, we are a person not virus. we are your neighbors. we are your coworkers we are not virus. you know. so we want to make sure that sticks, because there's a lot of misinformation about what the virus really is, even in america. >> there are also representatives from minnesota department of health, who serve as their direct link to the centers of disease control and prevention. >> the confidentd.c. announced that everyone returning from those countries would go through five airports. >> th

brooklyn, new york, downtown brooklyn, brooklyn now has the brooklyn nets.they moved over from across the bay from new jersey, and jay-z was the one man pr machine in bringing attention to moving the nets from new jersey over to brooklyn. he also partner with a guy named bruce ratner. bruce ratner who was a real estate developer in new york city. bruce ratner saw where the berkeley center sense, this new stadium, he saw an opportunity to build luxury apartments. the problem was that these luxury apartments bruce ratner wanted to build was sitting on land that was partly owned by other people. it was their proper. bruce ratner decided how can we get individuals off the landslide to build my luxury apartments? one way to do that is through the use of eminent domain to unfortunate for him you can use eminent domain to take people off the property for luxury apartments. what did he decide to do? you could use eminent domain to kick people off the land and the businesses relocate if you have a public good that includes a sporting arena. because all the thousands

from biotech in brooklyn, to next gen energy in binghamton, to manufacturing in buffalo...nesses popping up across the state. see how startup-ny can help your business grow at startup.ny.gov >>> from this morning's "williston herald," for the third year in a row, williston, north dakota, is the fastest growing city in the nation. >> the oil boom has increased activity in once sleepy towns like williston. >> the town now faces a serious housing crisis. >> there's a housing shortage. >> which has created sky high rent prices. >> north dakota's long winters shorten the construction season and developers can't build fast enough to keep up with the demand. rent in williston now rivals new york city. remember crystal from the job fair? she found a job, but doesn't have a place to sleep tonight. >> hey, crystal. >> hi, miss lisa. >> how you doing, girl? >> great. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> wow, you have all of your stuff in there? >> yes, i do. >> have you had to sleep in your car again? >> no, i didn't sleep in my car last night. i stayed with a co-worker. but pos

and so, yeah, it's just, "oh, okay, i recorded this album in brooklyn, so i'll call it brooklyn." [ laughter. [ laughter ] >> seth: and what were you -- what did you want to call your tour? >> i was going to call it "tour." >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> yeah. yes, "tour." and people said, "no, you can't do that. you'll confuse people. they won't show up for something just called 'tour.'" >> seth: right. >> that's probably a good name for like a band. but not -- >> seth: right. >> yeah. and then, there are going to be all these people who are expecting to see a band and it's just me, sort of low-energy me, telling jokes into a microphone. >> seth: yeah. and then customer service starts getting called. >> yes. oh, yeah. you do not want -- you do not want comedy customer service getting those calls. [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- this is a little different sort of comedy special because it's not just standup, you also have vignettes with your puppet. >> right. >> seth: now, i knew this puppet. you use this puppet on "the daily show." >> right. >> seth: you seem to like -- you have a background

un pintor mexicano recogiÓ en un mural en brooklyn el legado del fallecido humorista. >> aunque no laa york. >> ni mayor integraciÓn fue chespirito. mucha motivaciÓn. cuando yo veo a sus programas. >> este mural es su mejor obra en 12 aÑos de carrera. y prueba de ello fue el Éxito y la popularidad que ganÓ al crearla. >> no nada mÁs los mexicanos la reconocieran, cuando me veÍan lo apreciaban, los demÁs lo reconocÍan de inmediato. a los niÑos cuando lo seÑalaban, el chavo, el chapulÍn. >> y eso fue lo que pudimos observar ahÍ, dos florecidos velas colocadas para rendir tributo al gran roberto gÓmez bolaÑos, una estrella que lo miro a toda amÉrica latina. >> me daba risa cuando estaba triste. >> muchos dicen que chespirito seguirÁ haciendo reÍr a millones de familias con sus brillantes ocurrencias. en 1983 en nueva york se lleva a cabo un tremendo espectÁculo. dos presentaciones que sorprendieron a muchos al estar completamente llenas y todo eso era. el show de chespirito tenÍa previsto montar juntos esposa florinda meza una comedia musical basada en el libro que habÍa escrito donde ha

. >>> there's been another security breach at the brooklyn bridge.nch tourist scaled the bridge sunday, all because he wanted to take pictures. the d.a. is calling this stunt foolish. gus rosendale has more on the serious charges. >> reporter: he is apparently not afraid of heights or news cameras. the 23-year-old barely blinked as he walked out of the 84th precinct station house in brooklyn. he is a french tourist accused of climbing over a fence and climbing up the brooklyn bridge, he says, to take some photos. a french tourist like yourself. >> yes, he wants to take a picture. >> reporter: police busted him around noon. police found the suspect climbing a railing 150 feet up the walkway. when he came down, he claimed to be taking photos for a french newspaper but had no press credentials. >> i think there should be more security like a heightened security on the bridge. >> reporter: the suspect had been staying at crown heights with friends and was planning on flying back to france tonight. >> i don't get it, but, you know, i understand why somebo

you going to do brooklyn that's??!! reso may yet lead by stating comes march a team like the mets the warriors are just going to handle them at home cfb- -cal at usc jared goff started slow finished strong 4th quarter/ 31-16 usc cody kessler gets out of trouble and hitsrandall telfer for the 16-yard touchdown 38-16 usc less than 2 minutes to play 38- 23 usc goff finds stephen anderson all aone for the 29-yard touchodwn 38-30 usc ensuing onside kick usc recovers game over sonny dykes still one win away from bowl eligibility final: 38-30 usc cal: 5-5 next up is the big game hosting stanford a week from saturday stanford and cal are now moving their game up a little bit to make more money on the season the mri of navorro bowman's surgically-repaired left knee was negative after he experienced soreness in it earlier this week. defensive coordinator vic fangio wasn't very optomisitc. however. saying bowman may have to miss the season if the problem persists borland and his teammates will be able to do their thing borland h

well, our first guest, with a very funny show, "brooklyn nine-nine."theme >> jimmy: you look great. welcome, tron. that was impressive. >> flynn doesn't mess around. >> jimmy: that changes the tron costume around. >> it's fair to say that throwing disks is a tron-tact sport. >> jimmy: were you a tron fan when you were a kid? >> it was big in my house when i was going up. >> jimmy: really? seems like you were too young for that movie. >> i'm 73. >> jimmy: what was your best costume when you were a kid? >> my mom made me an ewok costume. my mom plopped some fake fur on my head and painted my nose brown. >> jimmy: and you were an ewok. and the ewoks are looked down upon by star wars fans. >> well, at the time, i was, oh, 53. >> jimmy: you grew up in berkeley, california. did you get a lot of raisins? >> a lot of raisins, and carob clusters. you have to hit the farmer's market before you go out to pull pranks. >> jimmy: did you pull pranks when you were a kid? >> well, there was a house with a bucket that said, please take one. we were like, we're talking

officer ylang shot and killed a 28-year-old man at a brooklyn housing project yesterday, inside a dimly lit stairwell in the building when the man and his girlfriend walked into that stairwell. investigators say ylang heard a noise, turned and fired his gun. the police commissioner and new york city's mayor are calling the shooting an accident. >>> new this morning, president obama expanded the military in afghanistan. u.s. jets, drones and bombers would be able to carry out those combat missions. >>> this morning, we have a happy update for one little girl that was featured on wednesday's child back in 2004. she was just 4 years old back then. now she's 14. in about an hour, her sister, yolanda greenfield will adopt her on the 28th international adoption day. that's great. barbara harrison will be there when a record number of our wednesday's children will have their adoptions finalized in d.c. superior court at 10:00 am. >> how about that? >> that's great. >>> two men locked away for 40 years for a murder they did not commit. >> how the key testimony that sent them to prison helped se

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brooklyn was taken to the hospital. she had to be treated for hypothermia and dehydration and a few cuts, but authorities say otherwise she is okay. >> my goodness. i can't imagine how terrified those parents were. >> the little girl will bounce back far more quickly than the parents. that's great news. >> exactly. weatherwise what do we have in store for the weekend? >> chilly. a windy day. diminishing winds. a little warmup over the weekend and early next week before it turns really cold by the end of next week. we'll start with the time lapse. at bell haven country club, see how fast the people are running? >> amazing. >> they are racing back to their cars. no, it's a time lapse. it just shows what a beautiful day we had. we continue to enjoy it. we have about 9 1/2 minutes of daylight before the sun goes down. when the sun sets tonight and the sky is clear and winds diminish it is going to get cold this night. at the moment 40's and 50's on the weather map. 51 degrees right now at andrews airforce base. 53 degrees q