the new brooklyn? the place that gq magazine called, and i still can't get -- read this without laughing -- the coolest city on the planet. how is it that when i moved to park slope, liquor stores haven't bulletproof cages to protect the casheers and now have picture windows. how could we have got ton a point in history as we did in the fall of 2015, when the fabled bon marche spent a month celebrating brooklyn main ya with an exhibit called brooklyn gauche. how could they buy products made in brooklyn or worn or eaten by a brooklynite or a parissan idea of arooklynite. one final question. why should anyone care what happened to brock brooklyn, it's not a city. it's a borough. has 2,600,000 people in a city of 3 million and a country of 330 million, what's the big deal. but i try to show in the book the reason is because brooklyn is a microcosm the decline of crime was really brought the the trick-ification -- second, the second domestic change that is worth noting is that the knowledge economy, as the

it's one of the only brooklyn neighborhoods that hasn't been considered for zoning. another thing is how a lot of cities that have different unique things are kind of all becoming very similar. do you think that there is a way to kind of stop that from happening? >> i think as another journalist wrote about like the airspace which is like air bmb and all these coffee shops that look exactly the same where it essentially because there is a class of people that is mobile between the cities and london and new york and san francisco we are just creating neighborhoods in every single city and the scariest version of that is this co- working space and they are trying to build an ecosystem you can travel anywhere and they all look the same so i think that it's -- i think it is when you think about this idea like a global class of people that has that type of place and that's what the neighborhoods are for. >> what is interesting is when you try to explain a situation but do you think of the book as being prescriptive and saying here's what we need to do to fight this? >> a

let's send him back to brooklyn. i said, well, if i told you the story of some people who came to a remote land and met a strange group of people and created and planted a new altar and had to -- culture and had to do the kind of biological engineering to survive in that new land and to maintain their cultures, and they had to construct new political structures and all of these kinds of things, you know, what is that? that is called science fiction. what is colonial history? it is science fiction. but we tell it in the worst possible way, right? we tell it -- we talk about the reformation and the protestants in the catholics. we get into the weeds and we missed the drama -- miss the drama of that confrontation with alien cultures and alien environments, right? if we told our history the way we tell science fiction -- and of course, this is not a historical accident because the very first piece of science fiction, i think is fair to say is thomas more's "utopia," which was written in 1516, about the ideal of creating

brooklyn. old. here she is in the doctor's office with her mother jennifer. when jennifer was carrying brooklyn, she was diagnosed with cmv which caused profound hearing loss in brooklyn. she completely lost her hearing. this is the moment she's being fitted for a cochlear implant. >> yes. i love these videos. >> here she is in her mother's arms. you can hear people talking to her. >> brooklyn. >> and initially she's not paying attention, not connecting. you can see the moment it registers and she hears her mother's voice for the very first time. >> that's amazing. >> her face lights up. her eyes light up and she responds immediately. >> that's great. >> it means so much not just for the little one but a lot for mom. >> brooklyn looks into her mother's eyes laughing and grinning. mom continues to talk to her. she starts laughing and jennifer's crying. >> you can see mom wiping away the tears. >> yeah. this is a really special moment for both of them. technology has come so far and this is just

here in brooklyn, if you don't know, now you know. two of the best go to the distance to unify the welterweight titles. ( bell ) >> so a record crowd here at barclay center on its feet, 16,533 fans witnessed the fight that went the 12-round distance. ray, give us your assessment of what you just witnessed. >> keith thurman talked trash, and he backed it up. so impressed. did an amazing job. danny garcia, also fought with his heart. i mean, there's nothing to say bad about either guy. >> a look at the shostat numbers are interesting. danny garcia, more accurate with his punches, according to shostats. not throwing as many, and that's why we see a disparity in the number landed. remember, it's all by what you land per round, how the fight is scored. but that's a fascinating, revealing look at what went on. >> they threw for-- they threw over 1,000 punches combined, and we will get the official decision right after this. ♪when you're morning is hell just go to taco bell.♪ and let us make you breakfast. like the dollar grilled breakfast b

what a night from barclay center here in brooklyn.bernstein, mauro ranallo, sugar ray leonard, steve farhood, john gray, and our entire showtime crew, i'm brian custer, good night from brooklyn. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org never waver. ♪ because going around is rarely ever as enjoyable... ...as going right through. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> breaking news tonight. prince george's county police on the scene where a police officer and a suspect had exchanged gunfire. our ellison barber is live near the scene in capitol heights what do >> reporter: well, we are in the process of getting an update from police, they are still looking for a suspect involved in this exchange of gunfire. they believe he fled to dc. dave coleman says this started a little bit before 9:00. >> that's right. 8:50, our officers received a call for a fight. when they got to the scene, someone said they got robbed an described the suspect. the suspect fled into dc. duri

still in brooklyn.find a spot. >> ever. >> how about 300 thousand a year. >> total. no one is going to deny there is a big park issue in park slope. what are the chances that it is legal. >> probably not good. >> probably the no parking times. the alternate side of the street parking for cleaning and of course the endless fire hydrants finding a flies park in park slope could take upwards of 30 minutes. i found a spot, thankfully, about it took me an hour. are you kidding me? i couldn't live here. >> , it turns out that up with park slope resident could be lucky. for a mere florida 00,000 that is. >> mmm. >> placed a 300,000 parking spot on the market at 8:00 5 union street in park slope brooklyn. >> same story. >> what up the world does 300,000 buy you? isette the space trimmed in good? no. it really is just a parking spot to put your car. there are a few more things you should know. you have to have the 300,000 in cash. then, on top of that, every month, you have to pay are 416 as sort of a fee and $5

. >> there are dominicans who support trump in brooklyn. >> okay, maybe only one. >> what are you doing? >> this is a great spot for selfie. >> i do not agree with you on the. >> put all of the stereotypes aside, there are two manikins who support trump in brooklyn. >> okay may be the only one. >> you actually deliver with the trump yes i have been doing for quite some on. his name is josÉ, he wears a trump trump hat when he is making food deliveries. the restaurant he doesn't want me to mention the name because he doesn't he's doesn't want to be association. i caught up with josÉ, it with the trump sticker on it. there is another sticker with a very right wing to website for it he was wearing a trump opinion and a big red hat. why do you love trump so much are what? >> people i'd do not feel comfortable. >> he said for example, trump supports small businesses and many small businesses in brooklyn are suffering. >> have you ever not gotten a tip or someone i want the food when they saw you with a trump hat? >> one a barbershop they're very angry at me supporting trump. one of the guys d

same block, same house, old brooklyn, new brooklyn. >> here's what the doctors recently featured on booktvs afterwards. >> america is a great country, but we have little bacon is now by who we are and what we want. that is what we are wrestling with. this unity peace we have to break down because the problem is solved in the last election is that the country feels one way and another half of the country feels another. the people in rural america, working-class blue-collar people who've been hit hard over the last couple decades but poverty, jobs overseas, that is largely white america of a certain class. and then you have urban america which has a whole different areas of unemployment and crime and donald trump has talked about the murder rates. but the first thing we get to is we live different experiences and that is key because we now talk about that. the unity comes in that we love our country. not that we agree with each other. >> it out, the good fortune ill fortune to be part of greater silicon valley. originally without the silicon valley were spread in every direction. >> the tech

he appeared in brooklyn federal court being held without bail. prosecutors say he tried twice to go to syria to join isis. prosecutors say when police arrested him for a minor unrelated charge he said i'm going to leave this with an army, islam is coming. fbi said he told his friends on facebook, i don't like this county meaning the the best for us. his lawyer said he needs counseling not prison. >>> as early as tomorrow, president trump is expected to sign an updated order banning travelin american and african countries. the secretary of state of defense and homeland security pushed to have iraq removed from the list. it is unclear whether president trump agreed. the justice departmented stated that the president -- department stated that president will president barack ident obama ordered a wire tape of the trump tower during the presidential campaign. >> reporter: in his most controversial tweet yet president trump pointed a finger at he adelso matos. as this is nixon water gate, bad or sick guy. but mr. trump cited no proof. is clear whether

of brooklyn a unified welterweight champion? will it be the w.b.a. champ keith "one time" thurman? it be the w.b.c. champion danny "swift" garcia. they are still tabulating the scores. let's go back and listen to what was going on in the corners. >> you got his attention now. he's going to be scared of your punches coming. >> overhand right. drop your knees! i told you not to do that. it's okay. >> it's going to be an easy night, but you've got to be careful. don't be-- don't be too crazy about it. you got this guy. >> stay composed and you have to stay active. in a smart way. listen. do not drop your left hand. >> you're looking like a champ, man. you're looking great out there. keep the hands up. keep pumping the jab, trying to be first. we're going home with two titles tonight. >> >> yes, sir. >> be smart out there, keith. you're box beautifully. >> all right, jimmy lennon jr. is ready. let's find out who will be a unified welterweight champion. ( bell ). >> ladies and gentlemen, after 12 rounds of action here at barclay center in brooklyn, we go to the score cards. we have a sp

i live in brooklyn new york among the indigenous liberal population there, not too far from hillary clinton's campaign headquarters. i felt that to truly understand the american liberal i needed to live in their natural habitat. it's like being out on a mission field because among other things they don't serve too much sweet tea and that not of the woods. i want to tell you about the book before we get any further. a lot of people say when did you start writing the book because it came out a few months ago we actually started working on the project immediately after the election. in hindsight i should have acknowledged mrs. clinton in my book for giving me the title, the deplorable's guide to making america great again was interesting because we had another title in the event and it was called we are doomed to america, you're dying to the apocalypse. fortunately we didn't have to worry about that book.

. >> because in my life, i'm a working mother from brooklyn, and i'm a hippy. it is -- but it is wonderful playing these women who are strong and smart and, you know, not victims, not girlfriends. it is fantastic. the writing is fantastic. i couldn't ask for anything more. >> speaking of a hippie, if this had come out in your campaign for president in the tv series you might not have gotten elected. then again trump would have -- maybe you would have appointed. >> seriously. >> in your real life, you are a hippie. is it true you were following around the grateful dead and got kicked out of school? what is the true story here? >> that is the true story, my friend. yes, yes, i have a little road on me. >> okay. >> yeah, i was a visual arts student. i went to an art school in high school, and got in a little trouble like you do when you're a teenager and not being closely supervised. and i did, i followed the dead around. >> wow. >> it was fun, it was great, it was kind and sweet and lovely, and it was a time that you could do that. >> yeah. >> you know, the '80s,

what ainish tonight in brooklyn new york. that's sports. walter, back to you. >> you, jeff.oungsters from jersey city have become pizza making sensations. 12-year-old michael and 10-year-old nicholas spin it back and forth. the brothers developed their skills at their family's pizzeria, carmines pizza factory. very impressive. castle is next on channel6. "action news" continues tomorrow morning with nydia hall and chris sourers. i'm walter perez. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ previously on "castle"... (beckett) whoever owns that account is the person that killed my mom. it belonged to a guy named william h. bracken. you mean senator william bracken? (camera shutters clicking, applause) he's protected. untouchable. you're just gonna end up dead. what do you want, ms. beckett? everyone that you've ever had killed, i want the truth. see, here's what you don't understand. it's not who has the gun. it's who has the power. do you really think that's you? (grunts) oh! (grunts) that's gonna leave a nasty scar. every time you see it, think of me. (huffing and sniffling) (clears thr

this morning - 217 weapons are now off the streets in brooklyn.ut investigators say all of these brooklyn. but investigators guns were purchased in virginia. the bust broke up a gun-trafficking ring that exploited loopholes in virginia's gun laws. it was mainly operating out of richmond and hampton roads. the weapons included handguns.. assault rifles and even a machine gun. authorities arrested 22 people from virginia, one in d-c and another in new york. disturbing new developments -- in that nude photo scandal involving current and former marines. the lewd pictures in question -- aren't gone. they just were moved! members reportedly created new pages after the original facebook page was shut down amid a growing investigation. those sharing photos are posting messages, mocking the idea that investigators' family members could show up on the site. meantime- more victims are coming forward. the naval criminal investigative service is working to find out who's so far, a contract employee working for the marine corps is the only person punished in co

back to living in brooklyn, it is an amazing place. we are populated, my neighborhood is populated with a life vegetarian restaurants, yogurt shops and farm to table restaurants. i do know if you guys have that here in washington. the ones in brooklyn only serve organic eggs harvested by amish midwives. i mean it really is farm to table. [laughter] my mail messes i'm the only member of the national rifle association in the zip code. and if you are a member you know you get a count of mail a month from those good people. you also get a really great looking ball.it is a black ball cap with the letters nra. and on the weekends right outside of the market all of our advocacy groups lineup and they're asking for money. and you have the planned parenthood, greenpeace, human rights, so on and so forth. and you have the people from peta who are the worst. so anyway, i was going to the market one day and i grabbed my nra ball. something interesting happened. when all of the local groups saw the nra ball it was like moses parting the red sea. th

i always had a district in brooklyn and i'm kpaping in the new parts of queens, forest hills, a niceewish neighborhood, and a lady comes over to me and she says, oh, i just read in the queens tribune you're chuck schumer, i just read in the queens tra r tribune you're my new congressman. i said, yes, ma'am, i am. she said you have more courage than any other member of congress. i said well, ma'am, that's a pretty tall statement there are 535 members of the house of senate, i admit few are no good but many are good people. i said what makes you say i have more courage than any of the others? she said well, as i said i've never met before you but i've watched c-span and when you rise to your feet to speak, you're the only one who has the courage to wear aiama ka. i said thank you very much, ma'am, but it's obviously you haven't met me in american. it's not a yamma ka. . anyway, i have a lot of those but we have to get down to the business at handed it. i'm so glad to be here at aipac, i love aipac, do you an amazing job. through thick and thin you've kept the israel american relationsh

our eric chemi at the brooklyn bridge this morning. awaiting a piece of tape from president trump this morning and meeting with the national association of manufacturers. we're going to have the president and ceo of that organization, jay timmons, joining us in a moment here on "squawk alley." stay with us. what if we could bring you better value by having better values? at blue apron, we work directly with more than a hundred family farms. so instead of spending on costly middlemen and supermarkets, we can invest in the things that matter most: >>> we've got president trump making an announcement with the national association of manufacturers tape, let's listen. >> -- to the white house. it's a great group of people. i know many of them well. and i want to thank your president and ceo jay timmons for being here with us today. great job. great job, jay. my administration's working every day to make it easier for manufacturers to build higher and grow in america. we're removing job killing regulations and lifting the burdens on american

the search is on for two men who attacked an elderly man at a brooklyn deli.illance cameras captured the assault. were one man repeated the punched the 78-year-old while the second man took his wallet and cell phone p the men attacked him because he wouldn't let the younger man use his phone. >>> two police officers are recovering from being shot in an ambush-style attack in southern florida. police say the two men were conducting an undercover gang investigation in miami dade county when they were shot. the two men appear to be alert when they arrived in a pickup truck at the hospital. the search is under way for the person or people who pulled the trigger. >> there is a new warning for parents about a popular project for kids and a warning as well that these pictures are graphic. a girl in massachusetts ended up with third degree burns on her hands. you see the damage there after making homemade slime. doctors say it was likely the result of pro belonged exposure to bore racks the house cleaner that's also a main ingredient when you make homemade slime. expe

you've been to brooklyn.a look at the bronx. >> lloyd: in august of 1973, the sister of dj kool herc was holding a birthday party for herself in the basement of 1520 sedgwick avenue. as kool herc was playing the music on his two-disc turntable, he began to slow the music down, slow the record. people stood up and took notice and then began asking him to do it again. he did it again. they asked him to do it again, and again. he did it again. he attracted more and more people to his performances and people began to imitate him. and that is the beginning of hip-hop music. it started in the bronx. >> anthony: moodies records. inside rummaging for records just like he used to do is the man, the legend, one of the very select few who started it all. who created the sound that hundreds of millions of people now claim as their own. google "who created hip-hop?" go ahead. you get dj kool herc. >> anthony: it's a national landmark now, isn't it? sedgwick? >> kool herc: no, it's not. we're working on it. >> anthony: wor

seeing in brooklyn?good morning, thanks for having me. standing outside typically what's usually busy and buckling train station, but today not seeing a lot of commuters out here this morning, it is hard to blame them when you have you have this wet thick snow coming down in every direction whipping, i don't know which way to stand, feels like everywhere i stand the snow coming straight into my face. new yorkers have been advised not to go on the rolled, but not really deterring many people. we've been watching the snow plows go through every 15 minute or so. and they can barely keep up with the snow coming down. we can see some blacktop here, again it is not look too long safe to be on the roads here. so quiet out out here in become line, appears one of those days where if you can take a snow day in new york you probably should. for now, al at this, liver in brooklyn, "eyewitness news." >> thank you, looks like for the most part brooklyn seeing a lot whatever we are seeing, too. >> a little bit after mi

. >>> new this morning in new york, police in brooklyn are looking into possible vandalism as a mostly jewish cemetery. last night a local politician snapped these photos of the toppled headstones and authorities on the scene. police hate crimes division is on the case. it could be the latest in a rash of anti-semitic desecrations and threats across the country since the beginning of the year. police cadets are lending help in the investigation of vandalism. members of the philadelphia police explorers program went door-to-door yesterday handing out flyers to neighbors. they're encouraging people to report any information about the crime to police. you may remember last weeknd we reported that vandals knocked overhead stones nearby at mt. carmel jewish cemetery. local all thorts are calling it a hate crime. >>> today new jersey senator bob menendez will address the wave of anti-semitism across the country when he visits cherry hill. he'll speak to jewish activists at temple beth shah shalom. >>> today marks two years since a philadelphia police officer was killed during an attempted ro

>> tom: you live in brooklyn. >> we live in the upper west side which is basically brooklyn and manhattanyou know a lot of these brooklyn moms? >> i do. >> tom: do you think there's a little bit of self-satisfaction, looking back to my mother, many of us were raised by people who raised twice as many kids, they complained half as much or not at all. >> i had a single mom who raise three kids, there was no complaining whatsoever. the only thing she made us do was get straight as. when i see these women complaining, i love them, some of them are my friends, it seems a little out of left field. the authors point, these are privileged women, they have everything they could possibly want, i'm coming from it from a nonparent perspective. until i have a child, i don't know. >> tom: it's all going to change. >> maybe i'll be that mom. hardest job ever. >> tom: you are a dad. >> i am. a mom, too, depending on the day of the week. >> tom: you shared the duties of the modern mom. >> i do, i don't know that there's a lot to complain about. to be honest, it's probably one of the easiest jobs i've ever

( audience reacts ) >> common, this is easy, the brooklyn bridge!asn't and pelham bay on my side in the bronx. >> trevor: you were like on my side in the bronx! don't mess with me! ( applause ) >> i know this! i named my first album on the six! >> trevor: i'm not judging you at all. >> you're messing with me! >> trevor: i'm going to let you go but i'm going to ask you a tough question. we ask hard-hitting questions on this show, really political, i want to know, genuinely, did you get with drake because you dented know me yet? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> let me clear this up, i am not with drake, okay? ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: yes! ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: carry on. i was trying to be balanced. >> but maybe that's it. that's all i need to say. >> trevor: that is all you need to say. thank you so much for being here. >> it was so nice. >> trevor: wonderful having you. please join us again. "shades of blue" airs sundays 10:00 p.m. on nbc. jennifer lopez, everybody! jennifer lopez, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) everyb

>> anthony: not for nothin'. >> tim: that -- that's brooklyn?> tim: not for nothin'. >> anthony: not for nothin', but, uh, you know, i could really use a little more wine. >> tim: yeah! >> anthony: not for nothin'. no, no, no. >> tim: get some red wine here. not for nothing. >> anthony: not for nothin'. >> tim: not for nothing. >> anthony: not for -- all right. shanghai chef jackie xu prepares a meal of a style that will become without a doubt, more and more typical and in demand here among those who can afford it. and more and more people every day can afford it. >> tim: what is it? so we have tomato and potato and that's it. what else do we have? >> jackie: roasted tomahawk. >> anthony: australian wagyu beef, a massive, perfectly cooked tomahawk chop. coming in the door at up to a $150 a pound, that includes bones and fat, this is about $1,000 worth of steak, bitches. even if tim wanted to serve good old usa beef, still the finest on earth, in my opinion, he can't. china has banned imports of u.s. beef over concerns about mad cow disease. whil

very exciting. >> great. >> thank you. >> brooklyn, thank you so much.orget when i'm in for you. >> who is doing weather? for saturday, we have severe storms down through the gulf coast into the mississippi river valley. rain in the northeast. but mild, finally. and sunday, sunday. we got more wet weather throughout the eastern seaboard. upstate new york and interior may see a little snow. heavy rain movers into northern california. central california, pacific northwest with interior snows. the sierra nevada >>> wea've got some heavy rain across the bay area moving into san jose. right now across san francisco and extending over to the east bay, storm ranger, mobile doppler radar parked in the south bay is giving us a very detailed view of exactly where the heaviest rain is falling and continues to extend to the bay into the east bay. it will begin to get heavier for parts of san leandro. we're looking at rain in the north bay. >> brooklyn decker has the ladies in the palm of her hand. now, if one would come out for power tools, that would be great. >> t

very exciting. >> great. >> thank you. >> brooklyn, thank you so much.orget when i'm in for you. >> who is doing weather? for saturday, we have severe storms down through the gulf coast into the mississippi river valley. rain in the northeast. but mild, finally. and sunday, sunday. we got more wet weather throughout the eastern seaboard. upstate new york and interior may see a little snow. heavy rain movers into northern california. central california, pacific northwest with interior snows. the sierra nevada continues to n t dumped o >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. clouds are moving in, and we have a little bit of wet weather moving in for suburbs and the lehigh valley. the temperatures will warm up before the showers move in, and with late day sunshine looking at the 50s for the lehigh valley and the suburbs. new jersey up to 56 and 52 at the shore while philadelphia hits 56, it is going to be warmer this afternoons the clouds are going break later today for e de up to 58. have great day. >> brooklyn decker has the ladies in the palm of

brooklyn is now home to candy shop with some unique treats.ers paid a visit to the willie wonka of new york city. >> reporter: the willie wonka of brooklyn eugene jay. take took of his shop and you'll see all kinds of candy concoctions pinwheel pops, sugar plums, gum balls, bears, boogers, blocks and gummies of just about anything you can imagine. >> i feel like i got the golden ticket being in this place right now. tell me a little bit about where you get your candies and how you make them. >> candies are sourced from all over the country and international alley long island portland, boston we get hem things from europe australia. >> how did you get started in this. >> it was a long journey. i graduated with chemical industry engineering industry in 2005 and went straight into a firm but i've been making candy on mine since 2,000 and had it in the back of my mine. >> reporter: owner of his own candy land eugene cure rates sweets from different manufacturers all over the country. but eventually he wants that to change and stock the shelves wit

barbecue is pork, and none of it ever comes from brooklyn.ng up, somebody found a man eating a shark on a road 5 miles from the ocean. is the sci-fi channel filming is the sci-fi channel filming another shark maid d d d d d did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. dagen: every day the staff on this show has a meeting where they choose the five best videos on the whole internet. they usually do it in a boardroom with big chairs, but judging by these stories, i'm guessing they had today's meeting in a bar. s this is the topical storm. topic number one, does size matter? the short answer is, yes. but you can't be choosy if you're a crook who needs a getaway car. a california man was caught on ca

all b brooklyn, 15 inches. it was not a fun snow to shovel. high. windchills are in the single digits all the way down to washington, d.c. we are in the teens in nashville and atlanta. it is ugly. the eastern half of the country who had a great february is now looking at a colder march than they did february. it's kind of rare. areas of the west are above average today. temperatures are really going to struggle. the southeast will be a little better, but 30s, that's it for richmond this time of the year. the average high is about 55 to 60 degrees. detroit, only 32. and very little, if any, melting in the northeast. and even late in the week, we still struggle. detroit in the 40s. new york in the 30s. that's usually, guys, in march, you get a snowstorm and then it warms up quickly and melts fast. but louis, that's not the case this time. we have to wait maybe 10 to 12 days before we get a warm up in the east. >> we thought we were going to be unscathed but it is ugly. >> where's the groundhog that said we're having an early spring, huh? >> he w

barbecue is pork, and none of it ever comes from brooklyn. somebody found a man eating a shark on a road 5 miles from the ocean. is the sci-fi channel filming another shark maid doe sequel? the topical storm is next. ♪ ♪ feels like anything is possible here in upstate new york. ( ♪ ) at corning, i test smart glass that goes all over the world. but there's no place like home. there's always something different to do like skiing in the winter, jet skiing in the summer. we can do everything. new york state is filled with bright minds like samantha's. to find the companies and talent of tomorrow, search for our page, jobsinnewyorkstate on linkedin. dagen: every day the staff on this show has a meeting where they choose the five best videos on the whole internet. they usually do it in a boardroom with big chairs, but judging by these stories, i'm guessing they had today's meeting in a bar. s this is the topical storm. topic number one, does size matter? the short answer is, yes. but you can't be choosy if you're a crook who needs a getaway car. a

the latest target is a graveyard in brooklyn, new york. these are pictures of the washington cemetary tweeted out by a new york state assemblyman. new yorkheadstones were knocked. this is one in week. >>> a new york man is charged with trying to provide material support for isis. he wanted to strap on a bomb and blow himself up for jihad. he appeared in brooklyn federal court yesterday being held without bail. prosecutors say he tried twice to go to syria to join isis. investigators say when police arrested him february 2 for a minor unrelated charge he told them i'm going to leave this county and come back with an army, islam is coming. fbi said he told facebook caghts i just don't -- contacts, i just don't like this country meaning the u.s., that jihad is the best for you. his lawyers say he need counseling not prison. >>> as early as executive ordrp tower wastrump pointing a finger at at trump basedbefore t the allegation on breitbart. whether there was used. critical insight into whether or not russian intelligence or russian political

very exciting. >> great. >> thank you. >> brooklyn, thank you so much.>> i forget when i'm in for you. >> who is doing weather? for saturday, we have severe storms d >> well, we have rain moving in this morning. mostly west of the district but it is approaching leesburg seeing some of that rain here right now. it's going to continue to move through the rest of the area i would say over the next hour or so. we still have the freeze being rain advisory until 10:00 a.m. near hagerstown, winchester, and because we could see slick spots with the rain. potentially sleet or freezing rain. temperatures are in the upper 30s for most of the area, 63 and dry this afternoon, 76 tomorrow, near 70 on sunday. has the ladies in the palm of her hand. now, if one would come out for power tools, that would be great. >> there's probably one that exists. you know? there really is. yeah. >> you can make it. >> there you go. >>> coming up, she's been called your next pop obsession. we love her. betty who. she is back. has a brand-new album. performing one of her live right whe

the new york-based poet will be coaching the brooklyn poetry slam finals next month. >> rule number one; always know it is time to go home, summer camp was free lunch in a park then back home. trip to manhattan then back home, no matter where you were, if those street lights came on and you was not home, there was a problem, if mama had to look for you, if community got involved a problem, and solutions never came easy we still have not solved what happened to little tasha and mama used to say be aware of emergency vehicles. police cars, sirens, screams, cries, tears, all emergency vehicles be aware of how far away they are, how fast and far close closer, how close that close far was too late their target, always made us the most almost right, always made them the most almost parents always enter their cavalier with middle finger and cuss words spoken and thrown by the dialect, always rage into flames as our bodies were built from the kiss of match and gas can because we have not forgotten, we have not forgotten carmelo stevenson was alive when them sirens came. day when a never just dr

i represent 740,000 people, excuse me, that live in brooklyn and staten island. so, i have to have their interests at heart. so, when i looked at the bill to begin with, it's going to hurt our seniors, it's going to allow insurance companies to charge seniors five times as much as they charge a young healthy person. the current law is three times as much. and we're doing this to seniors at a time in their lives where they have limited incomes and probably need the services of our medical field more than they did in the past. certainly the amendment that i'm talking about that's going to alleviate the upstate counties from paying their share of medicaid, the state only has two ways to make that up. they're either going to raise the state income tax or raise the state sales tax. that's going hurt my constituents and they're not even going to receive a benefit out of this higher tax that they're now going to have to pay. go ahead, i'm sorry, jake. >> i mean, i guess the question is the thing about the managers' amendment and helping upstate new york, that's somethin

let's be real, brooklyn has absolutely nothing to do with the acc.klyn do you find tobacco road? is cameron indoor the name of a warehouse bar? none of the colleges that play basketball in the acc are within 200 miles of new york city. the closest one is not even in new york state. it's boston college. and that is at least a four and a half hour drive without traffic. look, we already sacrifice a lot when it comes to geographic integrity in college sports. colleges in three states that don't border the atlantic ocean and only one of the three touch salt water, pennsylvania. big east, college in nebraska, and the big ten, four members and big 12 has ten. and play in a city with maybe the tiniest bit of connection to your colleges. or at the very least, somewhere relatively nearby. may even gate few more people in the seats for the weekday afternoon games. that said, acc, there's acc tournament and there's everybody else. we'll be right back. way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. o

commissioned in the brooklyn navy yard. they take the ship out to the new york harbor and that is how it got the name show boat. it would keep putting out on trials, they needed to keep tweaking things. everybody in the city cap seeing this come and go. harbor happened in that timeframe, everybody got really serious about adding 20 millimeter guns and getting ready for war. at that time the big threat was germany. in the why we stayed atlantic for a certain. of time. the ship transition from the atlantic to the pacific in august of 1942 to support the pacific campaign. up by thejust revving invasion of glottal canal. to use thes designed 16 inch guns which you can see behind me to do battle with another battleship that had big guns. after poor harbor there were not many battleships left, we transitioned to aircraft carrier warfare. what they would do is they would use this ship within a mile of an aircraft carrier. it would use its anti-aircraft guns to create a film of protection. is this 16 armaments inch 45 caliber naval

. >> shannon: expected terrorists set to go on trail in brooklyn.ccused al-qaeda operative is charged with engaging in attacks on u.s. forces in afghanistan as well as plotting to attack the u.s. embassy in nigeria. we're live outside the federal courthouse in brooklyn. what can you tell us? >> we were expecting fire works. the defendant chewed his clothes off and screaming so loudly the judge postponed the hearing. the antics have been so disruptive they decided not to bring him to the courthouse and allowed the defendant to watch from video in his cell and he apparently declined the invitation. they claim he's mentally unfit for trial but the judge and prosecutors say the 47-year-old terror suspect is faking mental illness. he was born in saudi arabia and left for afghanistan just weeks before the 9/11 attacks where the trained in terror camps and took part in attacks in 2002 and 2003 that left two u.s. service members killed. the families of those service members are expected inside the brooklyn courthouse this morning. it's been a long road to t

is in brooklyn are looking into possible vandalism at a mostly jewish cemetery. last night a local politician snapped these photos of the toppled headstones and police on the scene. the police hate crimes division is on this case. it could be the latest in a rash of anti-semitic desecrations and threats across the country since the beginning of the year. police cadets are lending their help in the investigation into vandalism at a jewish cemetery in philadelphia. members of the philadelphia police explorers program went door-to-door yesterday handing out flyers to neighbors. they're encouraging people to report any information about the crime to police. you may remember last weekend vandals knocked overhead stones at mt. carmel jewish cemetery. the fbi has opened an investigation. local authorities are calling it a hate crime. >>> today new jersey senator bob menendez will address the wave of anti-semitism across the shae a philadelphia police his son. rifice at the p a gift for his . he died hecity. sergeant he court upheld a lower court that's expecte t io russ

five tomb stones were found knocked over in brooklyn last night and they are trying to find out if it of vandalism or the weather caused it. the investigation comes after a series of anti-semitic attacks, and bomb threats have been called in to jewish centers and schools across the country this year. so far one man is accused of making those threats and has been arrested and because of the recent anti-semitic crimes, new york's andrew cuomo is visiting israel. >> this is a show of solidarity against anti-semitism. orion lieberman has more from jerusalem. >> reporter: governor andrew cuomo's first stop was the ha holocaust museum, and he laid a wreath, and the lessons of the past are more relevant than ever in the present with a wave of anti-semitism across the united states, including bomb threats called in to more than 100 jewish community centers, and the latest happening as cuomo was on his flight here, and grave stones knocked over at a jewish cemetery in brooklyn. >> in new york now and in the united states we have had a rash of anti-semitism, over 100 acts of anti-semitism, and

we are good in brooklyn but manhattan is different. don't do that.here such tenacity, such an ability to move people when he puts his mind to it. i think it's hard to apologize because he is so strong in what his beliefs are that he was paid one to believe the way he does. >> you mentioned earlier that he was at one point although bit of a bad mood. describe what he is like. there are different characteristics when someone is in a really bad mood, bill clinton had a terrible temper apparently and other candidates and presidents have and you spent all his time with someone in a small campaign jet or a bus or what have you and the tempers flare. to know what it's like when he gets upset. >> you get to know somebody when you spent so much on as i did with it. 18 hours a day seven days a week for 18 months. airplane alone with the 1400 hours on the plane. 1400 hours. so about 60 days straight just be on the airplane. spent a nice playing though spec that's a long time on any airplane. we are the best plane and the worst food. mcdonald's, burger king. if

. ♪ >> tom: welcome back, a few years ago, signs like these we can appearing on the streets of brooklyning its residents. one comedian decided to go old school and post his pictures by hand. joining me now from los angeles, comedian jason signs. welcome, jason. >> it's great to be here in front of the real skyline, thank you. >> tom: is this some kind of plot to get people to member your name? >> yes, absolutely. i've been called a lot of things, so i finally had to do something to make people remember how to pronounce saenz. >> tom: it's been in legitimate newspapers, let's take a look at some of the classics. missing numbers is what this one is called, this is one of the first ones i ever saw. "missing half a poster." these are the classics. "missing self-esteem." >> that when i did during a personal point in my life, "if found, please call -- what's the point." >> tom: these are all in your brooklyn phase, some of these have real numbers on them. what is the number he will call? >> the numbers on the old signs, i made sure they were dead numbers that wouldn't call some poor grandmoth

la fiscalÍa federal de brooklyn asegurÓ que joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn está bien de salud, incluso aprende una de sus abogadas, le dijo a la prensa que el tratamiento del acusado en estados unidos es mucho mejor que en mÉxico. hacemos una pausa, al regresar la capital de inglaterra se el brillo verdadero viene desde adentro. nueva radiant™ de colgate optic white. blanquea los dientes por dentro y por fuera. sé radiante™ con colgate optic white. docenas de personas con enfermedades cronicas desfilaron hoy frente a una farmacia en caracas para protestar contra la escasez y los elevados precios de presentadora: la asociaciÓn farmacÉutica mÁs grande del paÍs dijo que el 85 de cada 100 medicamentos no estÁn disponibles en venezuela. la escasez es tan extrema que a veces los pacientes consumen una medicinas inadecuadas para sus condiciones. el atacante de hoy en londres usÓ como armas un vehÍculo y un puÑal, londres se mantiene en estado de mÁxima alerta terrorista. pablo: todo apunta al terrorismo, los encargados de la seguridad interna del reino unido parecen no tener dudas de que una vez mÁs

la fiscalÍa federal de brooklyn asegurÓ que joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn está bien de salud, incluso aprendeus abogadas, le dijo a la prensa que el tratamiento del acusado en estados unidos es mucho mejor que en mÉxico. hacemos una pausa, al regresar la capital de inglaterra se a estos niños les mostramos productos de una tienda cercana. [kids off screen] hmmm! pero ellos no sabían que todos eran productos de tabaco. esto huele como un dulce de leche. mira, huélelo. parece como si son chicles. el 80% de los niños que han probado el tabaco empezaron con productos de sabores. entonces...¿ a quiénes crees que están tratando de atraer las compañías de tabaco? es como una piñata y cae toda estas cosas. docenas de personas con enfermedades cronicas desfilaron hoy frente a una farmacia en caracas para protestar contra la escasez y los elevados precios de presentadora: la asociaciÓn farmacÉutica mÁs grande del paÍs dijo que el 85 de cada 100 medicamentos no estÁn disponibles en venezuela. la escasez es tan extrema que a veces los pacientes consumen una medicinas inadecuadas para sus condiciones. el

brooklyn. let's take you to video at this time. here's another look at taylor. he's just 15 years old. police say he was gunned down just a few doors from his family's home on the 2200 block of columbia place. about 9:40 saturday night police were called to that scene. ta upper body. he did die a short time later. suspect or suspects in this case had already gotten away. his sister said whoever they are, they stole a brother who meant so much to them. now police did find a handgun on scene. they don't believe at this point that this was a random crime. back to you. >> justin finch for us live this morning updating the story that we are following closely. thank you. 5:04. prince gorges county police are trying to find the people who shot a man in college park. it happened behind the ikea off of the beltway. they could be seen outside of the camden county apartment project. one man was found dead on the sc with a head injury but was not shot. police have not released the identity of the victim. >

the ones in brooklyn only serve organic eggs harvested by amish midwives. it really is farm to table. this and the only member of the national rifle association in the zip code. many view members and the national rifle assistant you know you get about a pound male month and you also get a really great looking ball cap. it's a blackball cap with the gold letters nra. in my neighborhood on the weekends right outside the local market, all of the liberal avenue us to see groups lineup and are looking for money. you have the planned parenthood, the cream peace and human rights and so on and so forth. and the pita people are the worst. they're very aggressive. so is heading to the market and something interesting happened. when those liberal groups saw the nra ball cap it was like moses parting the red sea. except for the pita woman. she caught me coming out i was getting ready to spark a poke but because i was from the south and that's what we do. she stopped me and i had my pork but she says search you love animals and i said only if their deep fry. so they nev