that's not called the brooklyn burger? a problem, right? the sports contracts that we have don't justify any sort of investment. i've made the decision to terminate all of the sports contracts, and save over $400,000 a year. we're gonna focus on selling these burgers in grocery stores around the country. look, i'm as enamored as you are by the glitz and the glam and the logos and all the fun stuff that goes with it. but at the end of the day, it's a business decision, right? >> correct. >> so it just doesn't-- although nice, the economics just don't work. >> and who gave you the p.o.? okay, let me check with frank and i'll get back to you. okay, bye. frank? >> yeah? >> you're still giving your own purchase order. you're approving your own purchase, and giving your own purchase order. >> right. >> for instance, this day, no one knew you ordered this. >> then i will not purchase any more beef items, then. that's the way i-- if allowed to purchase only supplies, then i'll only purchase supplies. >> i still need to see it. you

>> the headquarters are on the border of brooklyn heights and downtown brooklyn. they've taken two floors. run of the mill 16-store office building owned by forest city ratner a developer that's been a big document doaner in the past. >> right. >> unfortunately for the reporters who probably want to camp out there, i think the website says they have a 24-hour doorman lobby attendant so we can't sneak in there and see what they're doing. but it gives her close to 12 subway lines, 12 bus lines, easy commute to manhattan. cheaper rents than manhattan, which is probably part of the draw, if you want to have your campaign in five boroughs this was a cheaper -- >> and to give her more of a neighborhood type of look. what are the advantages in terms of the political optics and the national projection for her headquartering in brooklyn? >> brooklyn as we said has the sheen of cool. it gives her a proximity to mayor bill de blasio who is a longtime supporter of hers and who she hopes will be a powerful progressive surrogate for her as she tries to bring in the progressive

if she gets outside the city that's a little -- >> brooklyn is in the city. >> brooklyn is young andooklyn is not as expensive even though brooklyn heights is a nice neighborhood, not quite as expensive of renting two floors in a building in manhattan. it is one subway stop outside the city. she is required to announce after she spent $5000. she has 15 days to make that announcement. i feel like she is going to announce soon. >> it is the only area where bill clinton hasn't slept with everybody. >> i don't know if there are areas left. >> i think this is a chance for her. she is viewed as sort of dull and out of touch. i think choosing a hip location the hope was young people will like this and see me a little bit differently. might be something beyond strategy of location here. she is looking to reshape her image. >> i think she has to because otherwise it is a rerun back to the 90s. and the second thing is the coronation and that is not good. i think she needs energy. brooklyn is seen as artistic and hip. >> better for hip location than hip dislocation. >> you are so clever. >> how

i should have begun with the brooklyn historical society to lara vapnek initiated this and all of you. shirley chisholm's childhood was extremely important to what she became she was a working-class daughter of caribbean immigrants, as a young girl who parents who were very poor living in brooklyn send her to live in barbados and she was raised by very strong but stern grandmother and she worked in barbados at the moment when the movement for independence from britain began and it was the beginning of the working class the socialist movement and when i went to barbados to do research what i found from reading black newspapers was the socialists, labor and working-class organizations were far more advanced than the public of women's suffragette birth control and reproductive rights for women than the united states, i can only assume being raised by strong black women in a majority black island at a moment's in great struggle that is important to her consciousness as a woman, a woman who had tremendous pride in being of african descent. >> let me throw out another question. and the 1970

barbara is the founder and director of the shirley chisholm project, brooklyn women's activism 1945 to the present. and she's the author of "shirley chisholm, catalyst for change." next to her is lara vapnek, the author of "elizabeth gurley flynn: modern american revolutionary." she teaches history at st. johns university. she specializes in the history of gender, labor and politics in the 19th and 20th century united states. her previous publications include breadwinners working women and economic independence, 1865-1920 as well as several articles on women's labor history. she is a distinguished lecturer for the organization of american historians. cindy lobel, a former student of mine. i just want to get the nepotism straight. [laughter] cindy lobel isen an assistant professor of history at lehman college, the city university of new york. she's also on the faculties of the mccauley honors college and the program at the graduate center. cindy earned a ba from tufts university and a ph.d. where she wrote a brilliant dissertation in u.s. history from the graduate center kuny. her first

brooklyn is flownknown as a hip part of new york a lot of young people there. major media center could be a really good way to get the message out into the country. >> let's not forget about manhattan, new york city as a whole, as a matter of fact because the clinton foundation her husband's foundation is in manhattan, in harlem just a few blocks from my home. it makes sense that she would have her campaign headquarters in new york city. >> it's a place that they know well through their foundation work as well as her time as senate, the political network is all there. you go to where your people are. >> all right, chris moody, thank you very much. there you go hillary clinton signing a lease in brooklyn, supposedly to be her campaign headquarters for 2016. stay tuned. >> doctors telling the pope to cut carbs. does he really have a pasta problem? >> reporter: nobody likes being told to put down their fork. imagine how the pope felt when his doctor said -- >> lay off the pasta. >> reportedly doctors told pope francis to eat less pasta and get more exercise. since

available in the paper towel aisle. >>> today's 2016 news begins in brooklyn.as been signed for what is expected to be presidential campaign headquarters for one hillary clinton. rand paul is expected to launch his bid tuesday in kentucky. he will be followed by an anticipated announcement by marco rubio on april 13th in miami. they will join the trail dominated by ted cruz who will begin running tv ads. the cash lay goes to explaining cruz's swag problem. a handmade poster in magic mark marker reminiscent of a high school poster. what else can we glean from the fact that she has chosen brooklyn for her headquarters and what does that mean about an announcement? >> i think it portends that her staff will spend a long time in traffic on the brooklyn-queens expressway. there'll be a hip and youthful element to her campaign because that's what brooklyn is right? she lives in westchester. she has to have a campaign headquarters somewhere nearby. brooklyn is a great place. i don't read a lot of significance in the choice of headquarters. frankly, i think aside from

here at her campaign headquarters in brooklyn, it's been very quiet all day. that's what we expect. her aids who are going to be moving in won't do that until monday tomorrow. we expect that hillary clinton will be making her first campaign stop in the very important midwest state of iowa either later today sunday or monday she'll be not having any sort of big campaign rally. they're going to keep it small. they're just going to have very small incident mat gatherings with voters, we're hearing that she will really kick off her campaign with bigger rallies next monthly. the reason she is keeping it small is she is not only a politician but a celebrity. she really doesn't have to reintroduce herself to many of the voters. they are just trying to roll out her campaign on a very small scale initially. that important video of her laying out her case on why she thinks she should be president should come out we're earning in the next hour or so if not minutes. >> she's got the name known and the experience with that the adjustment government. what could actually go against her, though, ga

she was from guyana, policed in -- and then came to brooklyn. he was a gar veryite and shirley chisolm always said if her father had been able to go to college could afford to go to college, would have gotten into college he would have been a great professor and he supported her all her work, and before he died, he became an admirerrer of the growing black -- in brooklyn. >> don't know much about angela davis' relationship with her father. i certainly jotted that down as an area of future inquiry for me but she was definitely -- her mother had an important role in her life, and her sister in particular. when you ask people about her and it's not sort of angela davis, it's like she is always paired with her sister as two people who continue to be public in terms of their support whose friendships was very well known and things like that. definitely still exploring her relationship to different family members. >> i spoke to a little bit to catherine beecher's relationship with her father and his influence. it was miserable. he really -- he is kind

and i'm from brooklyn. scratch my car. >> they snatched you up out of brooklyn and brought you to hollywood. >> they did, and i brought brooklyn with me. >> how is it? what is the day like? >> it's a long day. it's a very long taping. i'm used to the number -- like doing a lot of cases and having a caseload but it's a long day to be on and to look pretty and sound smart and interact with people on the bench. it's -- we go in early, they make me up. >> you hate that. if people -- >> i love the end result. >> if people googlehyou they'd see you are one -- the robe was not all you wore while you were on the bench. you were always dressed up and the local tabloids loved your cases. we miss you out here. >> i miss being here too. >> you're back in forth now. >> go back and forth. >> the show is "hot bench." it's on different stations, different places around the country. check it out. nice to see you. >> thanks, shep. nice to see you. >> happy acer. >> thank you. >> a sailor from south carolina is now back on dr

this brooklyn-based marketplace has never generated a profit though.ted $15 million in losses last year. then again, revenue jumps 56% last year. taking a closer look at the numbers, 20 million active buyers on the site. 1.4 million sellers. we met one of etsy's top sellers called a heirloom. they make custom cutting boards in new york. they're a classic success story. (?) i asked them about how far they've come. >> last year, we sold 13,000 cutting boards retail and wholesale combined. all told for the last five years, four and a half years, it's been about 50,000 retail boards and about 20,000 wholesale boards. >> and you started? >> making one. two for our wedding. >> we're talking about two cutting boards here. if you're thinking about getting into the stock, you should know it's a ripe acquisition target. neutral. this is a certified b corporation. a benefit corporation, which is basically an organization that places environmental and social standards very much aligned with their -- their hopes to make a profit, liz. liz: the cutting board story i

play either atlanta or brooklyn in the second round. if the hawks win that series, it will not be a sweep, trust me. kellye: i do. when you cannot go to prom, why not have from come to you? kellye: a nebraska hospital played host to a high school prom this weekend, treating a 16-year-old for an infection. that would normally mean that she would miss prom, but thanks to classmates and the hospital staff, the dance came to her room. >> this is above and beyond. i have never seen a staff go out of their way like this to make one day special for my 16-year-old. kellye: the hospital staff decorated the room while madison slept. administrators set up a video chat from the real prom so that madison and her boyfriend could share part of the experien kellye: make sure the kids have extra layers at the bus stop. devon: mid to upper 30's. downtown washington may only need a jacket. it will be windy northwest when 15 to 25, moore cloud cover, may have a shower. the high today, 67 degrees. great anytime you get the sunshine. kellye: no one is estima

who lives in brooklyn.i have spent some time in brooklyn heights. it's like the upper east side. there's nothing behind or cool about brooklyn heights. it's a perfectly nice neighborhood but there are no arches or pickle makers there. a lot of people working on her complain will end up living in brooklyn. it's easy in terms of access to the airport. that's important. i think it's about more about that stuff. >> rose: when will she announce. >> we're going to see it it has been reported by others that word has gone out it will be quote anyway day. but i would÷ say that sunday this coming sunday or a few days, within a few days after that would be the likeliest. >> rose: within a week. >> within a week. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> always. >> rose: back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: this year marx the 150th anniversary of the nation magazine. it was founded by a group of young abolitionists in 1865. its focus on issues such as civil rights, income inequality and corporate power has made it a leader

brooklyn is the least affordable area in the country to live in.exactly like she wants to be near the people that are struggling. it's perfect liberal democrat strategy though, is take everybody else's money to live in the most expensive area of the country while everyone else can't live there. and i think it's a pretty big office space. two floors. 80,000 square feet. >> we talked about a lot of girl stuff. ted cruz buying ad time in several states. do you think ted cruz, the strategy he has right now in place will pay off? even some in his own party are critical of his bellyaching on the senate floor. >> i don't think so. he doesn't have mass appeal. if you look at the places he's advertising he's advertising during ad bible story. something like that. he already appeals to that demographic. i wonder what his strategy will be to appeal to different demographics. >> to the younger female. you have hillary clinton up in cool brooklyn. what does he do? >> what matters is name recognition. we need to take a lot of this stuff with a grain of salt. i l

it's going to be right in downtown brooklyn. this will give it a kind of youthful vibe that i think she's definitely hoping will rub off on the campaign. very different when it was head quartered in a former immigration detention facility. but brooklyn is also one of the most diverse places in the entire world. huge immigrant population and much more representative than iowa or new hampshire. >> and more fancy real estate than many believe it once was. alex, great to see you, thank you. >> breaking news out of louisville where 200 firefighters are trying to put out a fire at the storage facility owned by ge. the building is partially collapsed. no reported injuries at this point but people who live within a half mile radius were told to stay inside until further notice. it's unclear what started the fire but we'll bring you more details when we get them. live pictures out of hill air force base where president obama is delivering remarks on the economy. his remarks come hours after a new and lower than expected jobs report. the

brooklyn residents. i want to make that clear, they were living in brooklyn.one was asked if she heard the news of a arrest of former us air men who traveled to syria and to wage jihad. she stated to people around here, according to the criminal complaint just been sealed is breaking news at this hour, she told the people around her that she didn't understand people are traveling overseas to engage in jihad when, quote there were more opportunities of pleasing allah right here in the united states. we're going to bring it back out to the couch, as we're watching this story unfold. one of the things that i have reported for shep's show. shepard reporting has to do with the islamic state involvement of women in their plan. it is vicious. they have put together a brigade of young women, mostly under the age of 25, headed by a young woman from britain, a 20-year-old from there. this is not a free situation that they're in. they're willing to die and they're basically getting nothing out of it. and you know, when you look at what is coming forth now, andrea made th

a lot of the people who work on the campaign and cover the campaign live in brooklyn.talent, you're going to get a lot of people who aren't going to want to move to utica or rochester, they're happy about riding their bikes five minutes to work every day and also in terms of covering the campaign this is where people who cover campaigns, a lot of them hang out. if you're going to be in the bars at night trading information and leaks and stuff, this is a pretty easy organic place to do it. >> i want to come to you because sabrina mentioned earlier that clearly in terms of young women, reproductive justice issues is front and center. this is in regard to women in the house of representatives choosing to take their names off a republican bill that would ban abortion after 20 weeks. this is what congresswoman renee elmer said. i've urged leadership to reconsider bringing it up next week. we got into trouble last year and i think we need to be careful again. we need to be smart about how we're moving forward. the first vote or the second vote or the fifth vote shouldn't be

"brooklyn nine-nine." andy samberg. how's he doing?re braugher. >> very intimidating, serious actor. >> jimmy: very deep voice. >> yes. very, but then he'll -- >> jimmy: how did he even get that, that cast on that job? he's so serious. i'm like -- but he's great. >> he probably gets paid a ton of money. [ laughter ] that's probably why. >> jimmy: he's fantastic. i love just the way he is and intense. >> yeah, but then he does weird things. like, he came up to me at my desk once and was like, "i've been reading your twitter." i was like, "you have an iphone?" [ laughter ] it seems like he would be able to teleport ideas to people. but um -- yeah, i don't know. iphones are out of control right now. i feel like, my friend got the new one. you probably have it. the 6. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. sure. no, i have it. it's been out for a while. >> and he was like complaining. he's like my phone doesn't fit all the way across to swipe. i'm like "men used to hunt." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's true. chelsea peretti, you guys. "b

. >> to brooklyn for game three. great start for brooklyn. darren williams knocks down his only shot of the game. that would be a three to go up by a third quarter. and former warrior, he goes up for the hoop to tie the game. part of a 9-0 atlanta run. the nets go on an 18-0 run. brooke lopez draws foul, giving the nets a 12 point lead. he led brooklyn with 22 points in the game. the nets win 91-83, cutting the hawks lead to 2 games to one. today in boston, during an offday for the cleveland cavaliers, lebron james showing his range with a full court switch, that looked more like a football throw. later in the day, houston's dwight howard wearing black and wearing a backpack. he swings it and that one goes in. the cavs and rockets go for the series sweep tomorrow. making a name for herself at lake merced. brooke henderson shot a tournament record of 7 under 65 on friday to take the lead. and she wasn't about to give that lead up on saturday. third round action, at the golf course right down the street from san francisco state. on the 12th hol

interesting move, but wall won't play tonight against brooklyn. wizards have a chance for a third seed, but it seems like rest now is the priority for the wizards. without wall the other night the wiz beat down the sixers. this evening they get a streaking nets team, brooklyn fighting for the eighth and final playoff spot in the eastern conference. >> yeah, definitely we're trying to get home court. it's a good opportunity, no way not to doubt it. it's disappointing we have to base it on destiny or the last couple games of the season when we could have took care of that playing better going into all- star break and after. that's the way the season went. all we can do is look at the positive through it and try to keep playing a high level going through the playoffs. >> he's playing in the post season but now is sitting out against brooklyn. the nba game will let you get away with a few extra steps, but this is outrageous. he takes nine steps. i'm not making this up. >> oh, my goodness! >> what? >> and no travel is called. there's the nine kept on w

brooklyn nets tonight and indiana pacers play the knicks tonight, those of course are in new york city. that why is players were all in new york. dos that make sense. >> i'm sure more information will come out so we will update you on this story. >>> on a lighter note. >> we are not doing it you wish your

. >> i brought with me some photographs my mother took from 1937-1947 in brooklyn, new york. >> this is what amounts to a visual social history of black life in brooklyn, new york pre and post-world war ii. and the variety of scenes his mother talk. kids on street corners just playing or posing in a playground or trips to the beach. >> coney island. >> going to coney island, young couples who are clearly quirky. there is a whole range of activities in all range of scenes that constitute this social history of brooklyn and the black experience in a time period of immense change around world war ii and the gender changes as well as economic and social changes. >> a collected souvenirs, a baseball signed by satchel paige and josh gibson. it's hard to read that but whether it was the last game souvenirs come out of all ball -- all ballgames and the negro leagues were famous for the players signing autographs with fans just as they do today. they go into the stands and people get them signed. you got a baseball signed by these two premier players of the negro leagues. >> one of our main m

jane: her costar is award-winning dancer brooklyn mac. -- mack. he has performed all over the world. brooklyn: i wanted to get to the point where there is not so much disparity, and it is not out of the ordinary to see african-americans on stage. i hope my dancing speaks for itself. that is what any dancer would like, for their work to speak for themselves. jane: copeland and mack might be the first african-americans to lead in "swan lake." they will not be the last. they really are quite amazing. you can find much more on all the days news. we are at bbc news u.s. thank you for watching. have a great weekend. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation newman's own foundation giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, and mufg. >> it is a global truth. we can do more when we work together. at mufg, our banking relationships span cultures and support every industry across the globe. because success takes partner

he was brought here to brooklyn. he appeared before a judge today, did not enter a plea was just read the charges and now we expect that he's going to be talked to some more by the fbi to try to figure out exactly how much more he knows. >> evan perez, thank you so much. let's turn to that other terrorism related story in brooklyn new york. jason carroll also outside the same courthouse where the fbi and nypd have been reporting on how they arrested these two women in brooklyn who officials allege wanted to build bombs to kill americans. jason, you have had a look at the criminal complaint. what do we know about what these women were allegedly planning to do? >> reporter: well they are identified at noelle velentzas, 28 years old, a mother she has a young daughter in elementary school and her roommate asia siddiqui 31 years old. both of them lived in queens. they were roommates together. both of them charged with conspiring to build a weapon of mass destruction. according to the criminal complaint, the two of these t

she's at her home in chappaqua, not here in brooklyn. she's calling around to friends and supporters and you can bet that everybody here behind me, all the senior officials, are calling out to people in iowa and new hampshire, on capitol hill, donors in california and new york, all over the country, telling them the big news, making sure they hear it from a campaign official and not just from a tweet like the rest of us. >> alex, there as you've been watching the campaign headquarters there in brooklyn, what has changed over the day in terms of energy, activity, number of individuals, types of people that are coming and going. >> reporter: right, well, the staff moved into the 11th floor of this building on friday and have been working pretty much around the clock. we heard of a meeting starting as late as 7:30 last night, saturday night. today the intensive level has ratcheted up tremendously. overnight, there were protest signs put up by some anti-hillary people. the republican national committee was out here. but of course, there have

this is in brooklyn heights, described as a hip, cool office.e a break from 2008 when they were headquartered just outside washington, d.c. and more useful being close to new york city. >> besides the youthful vibe why else brooklyn. we know that it was one of the finalists for the dnc convention. besides that is there another reason? >> brooklyn is one of the most diverse cities in the country, a very young city. the demographic coalition right there, everything around her, young people immigrants you have minorities and you have a thriving city, urban environment, the power base of the democratic party. she's also advisers tell me they want to have a startup vibe to their campaign. they're going to start small and expand rapidly, which was different from 2008 when they came in big out of the gate so this will contribute to that kind of vibe. and it is also a good place for young campaign staffers to live they're touting 12 subway lines and a lot of bus lines, means that their young staffers can live all over the city easily access campaign hea

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but on the streets of brooklyn a number of undecided voters. what do you need to hear for her to win your vote? >> i need to hear that we need to up that minimum wage. i need to hear that we need to increase better education. >> reporter: why are you undecided? >> because i'm not sure about her veracity. >> reporter: to try to win them over clinton's strategy will focus on small face-to-face gatherings in key states. she'll also play up her role as mom and grand mom, daughter chelsea telling elle magazine when equal hasn't yet included gender there's a fundamental challenge there that i believe having our first woman president, whenever that is will help resolve. >> she should want this to be coronation. this is something that she needs to earn. she needs to talk to the american public. >> hillary clinton has some explaining to do. >> reporter: gearing up for the announcement the republican national committee released this video of their so-called stop hillary command center. and in iowa where clinton will make her first campaign stop people ra

. ♪ bill: a councilman in brooklyn not too happy with the ad campaign that is on the subway. >> it'se of women and who is sexiest. when you go on the new york city subway there covered over with plus size models wearing lingerie with the #i'm no angel. the biggest issue is brooklyn city councilman this is the residents have complained to him that they are out there with their children. children. the jewish community and feel offended that the children have to be exposed to these images. >> the issue is now at the ads but the placement of the ads. a ads. a residential neighborhood and you're walking on the street with your five -year-old. pointing pointing and says hey, what's that. that's something you normally have been exposed to. that that is what we are concerned about. >> i spoke to a woman and asked her what she thinks about these pictures. they are so funny. you have all these big girls. >> i also spoke to another woman who said she loved the ads so ad so much that she put pictures on her cell phone of the model. >> at 1st i was shocked. i saw the ad. zero, there putting ads o

. >> today reside early game in brooklyn. selfie, make it a good one.ke the pelicans, and the warriors. former dub, brick lopez, ryes and crushed. game tied. i thought they pulled. lopez, team high 22. 91-83 brooklyn. we have a series now. 2-1 hawks leading that one. bucks and bulls, milwaukee holding on for deer life. deer bucks, get it? i know. jimmy butler he had 33. 1.3 seconds left. tied at 90. inbound to bailey. that's your game winner. bucks 92 bulls 90. >> minus an opening day home run this isn't been the start ben zobrist hoped for. he is headed to the disabled list with a tomorrow meniscus. afternoon matinee against the astros. stopped raining this morning. i don't get it. maybe the supplement outfield mistakes. man on second this is top of the first. former a, jeb lawrie, ruled a hit. valbuena scores. second evening, josh reddick in right. nonchalant. two batters later the drop. butler on the bases. chris carter knocks in valbuena 9-3 houston. a's have lost three straight and four of their last five. >>> they shall now be referred to as the k

police officers assaulted as protestors block traffic and even the brooklyn bridge.rand new clashes break out between citizens and cops. >> deadline day. >> more than 6 out of 10 people called could not reach a live assistance. >> the irs can't help you but wait until you hear how it is helping itself with your tax dollars. >> a royal guard's fall from grace. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 30 minutes after the top of the hour. >> two officers assaulted in brook brooklyn as police brutality cases are through the country. hundreds of protestors taking to the streets of new york clogging traffic even on the brooklyn bridge. when police tried to intervene things turned vie p lent. two officers suffering injuries. more than 20 protestors arrested some trying to scale the bridge. anti protests happening in other parts of the country as well. hundreds taking the streets of oakland and in chicago. also in los angeles thousands of protestors laying down

she signed a lease on office based in brooklyn.starts a 15 day window in which she can conduct campaign activities before entering the race. police have released a video that shows an encounter that started a white officer killing a black motorist. michael slager shot at scott eight times. brendan: economic sanctions must be listed -- lifted as soon as any agreement is signed. that contradicts how -- that contradicts the framework of a deal last week. crowds in tokyo could not get -- could not wait to get inside to see the new apple watch. it is the first new products since the ipad five years ago. troy polamalu is retiring. he spent all 12 years of his career with the steelers. he changed hairstyles in the nfl forever. he was 33. he had two years left on his contract. breaking now, the deal we told you about earlier has been confirmed. ge capital real estate assets being sold. ge taking its aaa rating out for a ride. it went into financial services and now we are realizing that was not the best idea. francine: a lot of conglomerat

loretta lynch and her staff work out of a lovely regal building in downtown brooklyn. very nice. now they will be able to gaze across the street into the hillary clinton campaign headquarters. while their own boss' attorney general nomination continues to languish than longer than any other attorney general nominee in modern history. busy neighborhood over there on clinton street. when we learn more about that campaign launch, we'll let you know. >>> a couple of years ago, the nation to have jamaica launched a new tourism campaign, by installing the world's biggest stress ball in times square in new york city. the idea was kind of obvious. come to jamaica, relax, destress, squeeze. president obama flew into jamaica last night, and by this afternoon, he was already so relaxed that he lost track of time. the president left a lovely message at the guest book at the jamaica prime minister's office. the message said, may the deep and abiding friendships between our nations continue for generations to come, signed barack obama, 10th of april, 2015. it's not yet the 10th of a

. >> always recording here in bed stack brooklyn.counter discover something that he was shocked to see. nypd taking money from behind his counter. you can see one of the detectives reaching over the counter and pulling wads of cash which turns out to be up to $3,000 shoving it into his jacket pocket. he called the nypd will review the tape and acted swiftly removing the weapon and bachelorette detective who has been identified as ian cyrus, a 12 year veteran of the nypd in a part of that north brooklyn narcotics squad. for more on this i needed inside perspective. we talked to frank sir picoult, art tired nypd officer famous for blowing the whistle on police corruption >> a bunch of those rather store. and if the commissioner and mayor are sincere that is the way it should be handled these men have no place in the new york city police department. >> i went by the deli and spoke to our beloved have been advised by his lawyer not to speak any more press on camera but he told me a little bit about his ordeal making it there he is never

i was born in brooklyn. i resent that. i was born there.n't hip when i was born there. >> the reason they're there is because it's hip, but it's certainly not the heartland of america. >> she's a new york senator. >> she carpet bagged the new york senate seat. she never lived in new york. >> guess what? she won. >> democrat vz a habit of doing that in states where there are open seats. >> twice. >> hillary and some potential rivals weighing in on the nuclear talks with iran. this is actually the serious part of all of this. hillary calls the agreement -- i don't know it if it's an agree. a deal or not? she calls it an important step chris. >> well, at best it's very half-baked. we've got the ayatollah supreme leader just last week reaffirmed his debt to america. and we had a senior iranian general three days ago reaffirm that the destruction of the state of israel is nonnegotiable. so any deal that allows them to continue spinning and creating weapons grade uranium, all this talk, you know, june 30th is the new deadline. what we've gotten i

to be real accurate, brooklyn. under arrest in brooklyn charged with planing to build a bomb, possibly with some sort of connection with isis. i want to bring in cnn's jason carol here in new york. i just got the complaint. all i saw were two names and the willfully conspireing to build a weapon of massive destruction. >> two women identified. 28 years old, asia, 31 years old. both of them from the united states. >> u.s. citizens. >> u.s. citizens. according to the complaint here, both of them according to the complaint knowingly and willfully conspired to use a weapon of mass destruction. in this particular case, an ied, an inch advised explosive device. according to this complaint, already in possession of multiple propane gas tanks, instructions on how to transform those gas tanks into explosive devices. apparently she was also obsessed with pressure cookers. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> used in the boston bombing as well. reading through this complaint, some of the points we found interesting. one had bee

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