small is beautiful the brooklyn micro-grid. but we begin in poland and the small town of funny this was home to the driver of the truck that was hijacked and then used to kill eleven people in last year's berlin christmas market attack on that day bond was the terrorists' first victim murdered in his camp. takes candles to the grave of her son luke usher the first victim of the attack on the berlin christmas market the walk to the cemetery in the polish town of bonny a has become a regular ritual for her and her husband. campbell we come almost every other day we have to tidy up here because so many people come from all over poland even all of europe we have to take good care of the grave usually it's visitors from germany who come to lay flowers. the cemetery is a fifteen minute drive from the polish german border. look at his parents feel forgotten they expected more support and compassion from germany. urban's cousin. is angry at german authorities at the time of the attack he headed the trucking firm whose vehicle was hijac

a brooklyn neighborhood is testing one of the first micro grids in america lawrence orsini founder of l o three energy has watched it come to life the brooklyn micro-grid is our first project transactive energy project here in brooklyn so the idea is that as a prosumer someone who has generation on your roof whatever you produce and the excess goes back on to the utility grid so instead of pretending that the utility grabs a battery and buying it back later you actually sell it when you make it to somebody else in the community gary golden is one of the sixty prosumer in brooklyn who feed energy into the micro-grid two years ago he had solar panels installed on his roof . we. talked through a lot of the tradeoffs but came to the conclusion that we expect energy prices from a traditional utility model to increase in the years ahead and that this investment in a solar rooftop system would be the the right economic decision as well as for the environment. to keep track of the energy that gary and his neighbors produce and consume l o three has built special smart meters using block chain

a butcher in brooklyn is about all flo knows.d baseball is evolving and becoming more democratic. it's no longer just a game played by wealthier men -- doctors, lawyers, and bankers. and although flo can't identify which one of these gentlemen is that great-great-uncle on her father's side, we can i.d. couple of his teammates. at far left is chris smith. two men to the right is shortstop dickey pearce, who's credited with inventing the bunt. looks like a straitjacket. baseball uniforms have really changed over the years. i can see why. got to love this cap, though. take me out to the ballgame. so this is the bat. i see they're not playing with gloves. what about the balls? >> well, i have just the man to talk to for that. wild horse. >> wait. wild horse? >> that's his nickname. he runs the bases with wild abandon. >> you make those? >> i start with a rubber center, two cords of yarn. everything was handmade. >> ready? >> all right. >> really? oh, no. no gloves. aah! oh. it didn't hurt that bad. have you heard of the name archibal

a brooklyn neighborhood is testing one of the first micro grids in america lawrence orsini founder of l o three energy has watched it come to life the brooklyn micro-grid is our first project transactive energy project here in brooklyn so the idea is that as a prosumer someone who has generation on your roof whatever you produce and the excess goes back on to the utility grid so instead of pretending that the utility grabs a battery and buying it back later you actually sell it when you make it to somebody else in the community gary golden is one of the sixty prosumer in brooklyn who feed energy into the micro-grid two years ago he had solar panels installed on his roof . we. talked through a lot of the tradeoffs but came to the conclusion that we expect energy prices from a traditional utility model to increase in the years ahead and that this investment in a solar rooftop system would be the the right economic decision as well as for the environment. to keep track of the energy that gary and his neighbors produce and consume l o three has built special smart meters using block so cu

a brooklyn neighborhood is testing one of the first micro grids in america lawrence orsini founder of l o three energy has watched it come to life the brooklyn micro-grid is our first project transactive energy project here in brooklyn so the idea is that as a person or someone who has generation on your roof whatever you produce and the excess goes back on to the utility grid so instead of pretending that the utility grabs a battery and buying it back later you actually sell it when you make it to somebody else in the community gary golden is one of the sixty prosumer in brooklyn who feed energy into the micro-grid two years ago he had solar panels installed on his roof . we. talked through a lot of tradeoffs but came to the conclusion that we expect energy prices from a traditional utility model to increase in the years ahead and that this investment in a solar rooftop system would be the the right economic decision as well as for the environment. to keep track of the energy that gary and his neighbors produce and consume l o three has built special smart meters using blotching tech

franklin is from brooklyn. take the boy out of brooklyn, but you know the end of that phrase, he and i bonded over brooklyn. we kept that going for the next 29 years. we would joke about it, we would ask questions about brooklyn -- or he would, and i would bring him up to date. he would send me little notices, that he found scrolling through the web about brooklyn. do we remember the days when? we were approximately the same age, same era. so that we had known the same kind of brooklyn. brooklyn patriots are very loyal. we had that. we would email -- sign letters to each other. -- we would sign email letters to each other, your friend in brooklyn. he was generous to bring people together. to invite me to various meetings and opportunities to speak or include me and projects that involved family members. i realize the scarf i brought aday symbolizes frank-mediated encounter when one of the retired policeman from lockerbie who worked on our case was visiting new york for the first time and got in touch with frank

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according to sources, he made the bomb in his brooklyn apartment.horities say ullah told them he used instructions found online. >> this was a somewhat unsophisticated explosive device. it doesn't appear that it functioned correctly or was designed correctly. if it would have operated correctly, we wouldn't be just dealing with a few injuries. we'd be dealing with many fatalities and many injuries. >> reporter: authorities also say ullah claims he was inspired by isis and al qaeda propaganda, which mentioned times square as a possible target. >> i can tell you tonight there's real concern going forward about the potential for copycats. right now there are 1,000 fbi isis-related investigations ongoing in the country. but what is concerning tonight is this young man was not on anyone's radar. >> reporter: just a few weeks ago isis released this image of santa standing next to a box of dynamite. isis uses videos like these to encourage people to commit atrocities around the world. >> what isis and al qaeda have turned to is a message of go to these sof

. >> a native of brooklyn new york and former head of the new york city press office with decades of experience and public education, public health and ceo of several national and nonprofit organizations. he's written quite a bit and has offered pieces for the ambassador magazine. he's a labor journalist for the national education association for decades. he has won numerous awards root and a digital poetry book. the list goes on and on and he has the various awards like the digital book publishers of america and truth idols if there's anythinthereis anythinge [inaudible] you deserve to be remembered because i never heard the poets in the same phrase. it's priceless, really priceless. this is -- there are a number of people who are my colleagues in a number of new friends, fellow writers that i've met and representatives of some 50 colleges and universities. sharing the power is dÉjÀ vu all over again because 20 years ago i was working on and article and we had never met in person until today so it's pretty awesome for me to be here on the same panel. let me grab my water over here.

in brooklyn, the d agricultural is asian process, it's forgotten now but brooklyn was a huge breadbasket and food basket and vegetable basket for the city. and now subway lines, elevated lines, housing subdivisions instead of cabbages. now, is this sense that you can bind this on paper entity into reality if you build enough traffic, if you develop the water system, if you develop the electrical grid. there is an enormous infrastructure operation that makes this possible. and it's mirrored in the private sector by the explosion of skyscrapers. these are in fact the physical relative of the corporate organization. they represent themselves in enormous amounts of capital and new methods of organizing it so every black and harry morgan paul senior get together and create and an institution which tours, which collects and pools capital and puts them into bursts of skyscrapers. >> i think one of the things that's notable to me about the book is that there's a parallel stories. like, you're telling this story of the physical geography of new york and how it is, i thought of it as an adolescenc

and james talk to us a little bit about the suspect this twenty seven year old man from brooklyn and what more do we know about him and do we know anything about his motive what motivated. yeah we've got a lot of information about it already given the short amount of time of the twenty seven years old and from brooklyn released the name that. he was in here in the. in the way. and he didn't come to the end he couldn't help but at the moment he detonated a low explosive device and that's what injured and help him or the people i think they twenty one hears about it at the immigrant. point when he were illegally he was no refuge he had a green card and he had been working at the drive. motivated him that has been. working in connection with the islamic state group which is the on the black in iraq in syria and there's been one report that he would mostly they could. bring us palestinians in the gaza territory. you know which if that is the case they completed proved to be politically very explosive particularly there in the u.s. where you are let me ask you about the situation there in

thank you, doug. >>> the beastie boys once said no sleep till brooklyn.>> they did? >> yeah, they did. they fell asleep once they got there. >> sports first here's jimmy fallon. >> zendaya is my guest tonight. because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> boy, those caps. the streak continues. >> well, they've been hot coming into tonight. 7 of 8 they've won before tonight. and they, you know, are halted in brooklyn. jinxed them. second place in the metro division. the caps are tied for second place. >> uh-huh. >> tied with the ones that beat them tonight. the great eight not alone on an island but together is

commute four people suffered burn wounds including the suspect a twenty seven year old man from brooklyn believes say he detonated a pipe bomb attached to his body and what his motive was or who his target was or whether or not he acted alone we do not know tonight no group has claimed responsibility either police say the suspect made statements just before the blast whether those statements were about isis or about donald trump's controversial decision on jerusalem police are not saying anything. many new yorkers worst nightmare this is the moment a bomb exploded in a subway in the world's busiest bus station. and then panic broke out at the pool authority bus terminal hit by the explosion right in the middle of rush hour here. i see that look like sixty people. like. women. and nobody. on the planet one. kelly. police and other fast responders rushed to the scene near times square and evacuation followed. thirty say it was an attempt to terror attack the suspect is a twenty seven year old man. who is now in custody he allegedly had a crude pipe bomb strapped to his body the blast injur

a twenty seven years old and from brooklyn released the name that. he was injured in the attack in the way. and he did custody and he can help but at the moment i'm really worried that he detonated a low explosive device and that's what injured and help him or the people i think they twenty one hears about it at the immigrant. point when he were illegally he was no refuge he had a green card and he had been working at the drive. motivated him that has been. connected with the islamic state group which is the on the black in iraq in syria and there's been one report that he was mostly they could. bring up palestinian in the gaza territory. which if that is the case they completely proved to be politically very explosive particularly there in the u.s. where you are let me ask you about the situation there in new york there was a truck terror attack back in october now in december we have this attempted attack how are new yorkers coping with this. yeah exactly as you say it was only eight weeks ago. immigrants rented a drug and drove on the bike path th

gran parte de este tiempo ha sido en el estado de brooklyn.currido recientemente en esta maÑana, se pensÓ que Él no estaba actuando sÓlo. eso produjo una gran preocupaciÓn. tambiÉn, se hablÓ de que habrÍa una segunda bomba. eso produjo la alerta por parte de las autoridades. sin embargo, en la conferencia de prensa y como han estado escuchando los Últimos minutos, tanto el gobernador del estado de nueva york como el alcalde de la ciudad, han seÑalado que solamente se trataba de Él. es decir, una sola persona que realizaba este atentado terrorista. hay tres personas heridas. los cuatro se encuentra en el hospital . Él estÁ siendo interrogado por parte de las autoridades. las autoridades no han querido seÑalar las frases exactas que han pronunciado, manifestando que estÁn de acuerdo con el grupo extremista islÁmico conocido con el nombre de isis. ha dicho que hay un vÍnculo con isis, probablemente. estaremos en el transcurso del dÍa manteniÉndolos muy bien informados. regresÓ miami. carolina: blanca, veÍamos cÓmo comenta la gente bastante acerca

people living there aren't taking action to stop the march of climate change one neighborhood in brooklyn is producing its own clean energy using solar power so far sixty households have formed a micro grid and they're working on their own marketplace using the block chain technology the same tech behind bitcoin a brooklyn neighborhood is testing one of the first micro grids in america lawrence orsini founder of l o three energy has watched it come to life the brooklyn micro-grid is our first project transactive energy project here brooklyn so the idea is that as a person or someone who has generation on your roof what every you produce an excess goes back on to the utility grid so instead of pretending that the utility grids a battery and buying it back later you actually sell it when you make it to somebody else in the community gary golden is one of the sixty prosumer in brooklyn who feed energy into the micro-grid two years ago he had solar panels installed on his roof . we. talked through a lot of the tradeoffs but came to the conclusion that we expect energy prices from a traditiona

section of brooklyn, always meticulously dressed.e fit that tough guy street image of the gambino crime family. uncle charlie rose to the post of capital in 1957 and others were executed and carlo gambino became the new leader of the organization. he earned his name charlie wagons from hijacking trucks loaded with good today because easily fence. dottie, a 17-year-old high school dropout at the time and a local hood from brooklyn became a member of the crew that year. hired by uncle charlie. my brother michael nine years older than i was of a different world than the one others were fashioning. going i idolized him for his gentleness and his exalted spot as my mothers first and favorite child. he was common ways with me that my father frequently was not. he had endless patience for all types of people, but particularly for his little brother whose wide eyes revealed every emotion. michael was my first glimpse of a renaissance man, and for years i denied his drift away from the person i thought he was toward a darker, unrecognizable v

hacia 17 aÑos que vivÍa en estados unidos, sobretodo en brooklyn.sona implicada y no es asÍ. el jefe de la policÍa confirmÓ que solamente se trataba de Él. se trata de determinar sus vÍnculos con isis. es un dato muy importante y nos mantendremos informÁndoles. regreso con ustedes a miami. presentador: muchas gracias. seguiremos muy de cerca esta noticia. la noticia del dÍa es este ataque terrorista en la ciudad de nueva york. carolina: seguimos conectado contigo en todas las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ probé un detergente más barato que tide. termine usando más detergente y mi ropa no quedaba igual de limpia. ahora volví a tide y mi ropa sigue impecable otra vez. es que el que sabe, sabe suegra! tide, calificado #1 si tiene que ser limpio, tiene que ser tide es más suave que nunca. charmin ultra soft es más suave e irresistible... ...que nunca. bueno, esto se está poniendo un poco raro. disfruta ir con charmin. ...tu privacidad te hace mi... lugar número uno... ...para hacer número dos. te amo, pero a veces apestas. febreze air effects... ...no sólo escond

it was just him in his parents' house over in brooklyn.ich is going to be talked about i think at 10:30 today when the president has into your doj. brian: doj and homeland security. ainsley: thankfully, this could have been a lot worse and thankfully it was not. the few people injured, they're going to be okay. nothing life-threatening. this guy's in the hospital, and he can be questioned. we can find out more information about him. brian: and his lawyer may shut him down. steve: first he has to be arraigned. here's what chain migration is. people from other countries apply to be u.s. citizens and let's say you're in bangladesh and accepted into the united states, then you are able to bring your brothers, your sisters, their children, et cetera. it is believed that this particular terrorist was -- came in on a f4 visa because his aunt or uncle will not specify essentially won the lottery, got the united states citizenship, and then brought the whole country over. the president of the united states -- brian: the whole country. steve: it loo

nypd searching areas of brooklyn where the suspect reported lives. federal law enforcement sources tell fox news ulah is originally from bangladesh and came to the u.s. about 6.5 years ago just before his 21st birthday. a spokesperson for the department of homeland security told fox 29 of news "dhs can confirm that the suspect was admitted to the united states after. (ing a passport displaying an f43 family immigrant cease is in 2011. >> white house press secretary said president trump was briefed on this early this morning. but so far we have not heard directly from him. he was at an event earlier today but did not speak about this incident. lucy? >> all right, thank you much, ellison. >>> whenever a terrorist strik strikes, the worry is, is there a broader threat? is the philadelphia area a target? well, once again the answer appears to be no but that does not mean local law enforcement is just standing idling by. our bruce gordon is live in center city with that part of the story. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, the new york city terrorist was hoping to

riding from brooklyn to manhattan. >> inside the subway, they're evacuating at this time. >> reporter: police responding to a reported explosion at around 7:20 this morning near times square. in a jam-packed, underground tunnel beneath new york's port authority bus terminal. officials say these four police officers approached the suspect, still on the ground. identifying the man as 27-year-old akayed ullah, originally from bangladesh. he moved to america seven years ago on a family visa and has a green card. suffering injuries to his arms and torso, he was taken to the hospital. it was there, officials say, where he told them he was inspired by isis propaganda, and built the makeshift bombing in his brooklyn apartment using instructions he found on the internet. he's believed to have acted alone. >> the device was based on a pipe bomb. it was affixed to his person with a combination of velcro and zip ties. >> reporter: according to a law enforcement source, the bomb was built from a pipe about 12 inches in length with black powder and rigged with a nine-volt battery and a wire that ca

anne thompson, nbc news, brooklyn. >>> that is nightly news for this saturday.hank you for the privilege of your time. we leave you tonight with a scene at arlington national cemetery. more than 240,000 wreaths were placed today. part of the annual wreaths across america event. remembering those who served this holiday season. we are under a microclimate weather alert. strong winds right now cin >>> right now at 6:00 we are under a microclimate weather alert. strong winds right now creating dangerous conditions across the bay area. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney. a red flag warning in effect until tomorrow morning, leaving the bay area vulnerable. the conditions right now similar to the ones back in october, and you know what happened then. those devastating fires in the north bay. wind gusts like these in fremont reaching more than 50 miles per hour in some bay area hills. we got team coverage for you. let's begin with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> 15 to 30 miles per hour out of the north,

>> we have been attacked. >> reporter: brighton beach is where brooklyn meets the atlantic. it's also the first stop for many of the some three million immigrants that come to the u.s. from russia and the rest of the former soviet union. president vladimir putin isn't very popular, but many of them also feel they and the country they left behind are being scapegoated, accused of supernatural powers. >> they blame russia if you miss a plane, if you miss a boat, if you miss something, so it's russian. >> reporter: you don't believe that russia meddled in the election or... >> the country, they didn't have such a power to influence american votes, american life. they can bark. that's it. >> reporter: elena vishnevetskaya is kicking off her call-in show at a russian radio station in brooklyn, one it's friday the 13th and that's michael jackson's thriller. our topic: are russians the new bogeymen? what do you think about the hysteria? what do you think about russia's influence on our elections? >> ( translated ): the russians didn't have anything to do with the elections. this is

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just repeat tweeted new information about this breaking news in brooklyn.new york. we have now learned that a woman and three children have been killed there. the children are 11, 7 and 3 years old. the woman may be their mother. fire started early this morning on the second floor. it spread to the attic. ten other people were hurt, including five firefighters. they're still trying to figure out how this started. again, we've now confirmed four people dead, three of them children. we'll be following developments and will update you all morning as we learn more about this. aaron, back to you. >> chris, thank you. home fires sparku study of insurance quotes. 12.9 million people experience a fire during the holiday caused by a cooking accident. 9 million people burnt their houses down because of a candle. more than 6 million people had a fire started by their christmas tree. most of the fires start when people are distracted. >>> if you plan to ship your holiday gifts today, you are not alone. the u.s. postal service says december 18th is its busiest day with

vivia en esta residencia en la calle 48 del vecindario de flatlands en brooklyn...13 millas de donde presuntamente detono el artefacto explosivo- detectives y oficiales de la policia acordonaron la calle.... sus vecinos lo han descrito como reservado y siempre de mal humor... alguien quien tenia problemas constantes con sus vecinos ya que dejaba su vehiculo mal estacionado.... bloqueando el paso de otros... s/ "i heard it and it was obviously loud" esta vecina dice escucho gritos y una pelea la madrugada de ayer dentro de la casa del sospechoso..... autoridades ademas estan investigando otras dos direcciones vinculadas a ullah... una de ellas este apartamento en la segunda calle de windsor terrace en brooklyn donde presuntamente vive su hermano... ahi la policia escolto a una patrulla esta mujer acompanada por quien parece ser un menor de dad ullah se mudo a estados unidos de bangladesh con una visa f-4 el 21 de febrero del 2011.... la visa es para familiares de residentes permanentes o ciudadanos.... el ya se habia convertido en residentepermanente... y trabajo com

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---yolanda vasquez desde brooklyn con el informe.un cuarto del hospital bellevue en manhattan, donde aún se recupera de las heridas, el supuesto terrorista akayed ullah fue instruido de cargos por delitos federales tras cometer ayer un ataque en la terminal de la autoridad del puerto de nu y nj. sot joon kim, fiscal encargado del distrito sur en ny. 121333 "el proceso lo instruye de cinco cargos de delitos federales a ullah 1 suministro de material de apoyo y recursos a una organización terrorista. 2 uso de armas de destrucción masiva 3 por bombardear un lugar de uso público 4 destrucción de propiedad mediante fuego y explosivo. 5 utilizar un dispositivo destructivo para cometer un crimen de violencia. según la investigación ullah de 27 años quien aparentemente vivía en este edificio de borough park en brooklyn habría planeado aquí el día y la hora del atentado pensando en causar el mayor daño posible. esta vecina del supuesto terrorista no sale del asombro por lo ocurrido . sot norma negron, vecina de supuesto terrorista 140650 "muc

in south brooklyn, murders are up 8%. and there are tensions. >> the real wall was the wall that separated communities and police department and the culture, the old "us against them" mindset. >> reporter: but brooklyn borough president eric adams says overall: >> brooklyn crime dropped because every day residents made a decision not to live in violence. not to surrender to violence and crime, but make crime surrender to them. >> reporter: well, to make this all just a little more confusing, new york city's low homicide numbers do reflect a national trend. the national murder rate is expected to be lower, even though there was a spike in murders in big cities like chicago, causing something of an uptick. now, keep in mind, bianna, chicago still had twice as many homicides this year as new york city. >> golodryga: but overall positive statistics for the country. >> reporter: for a lot of places, not everywhere. >> golodryga: thanks to the n.y.p.d. here. >> reporter: there you go. >> golodryga: anna, thank you. well, now to

he survived -- brooklyn. he survived the explosion. >> it happened during the morning rush hour at the port authority terminal. meg oliver with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the evening community is back to normal at the new york authority bus terminal, but earlier today after that explosion commuters were terrified running out of the building yelling there's a bomb! this surveillance video shows the suspect detonating an explosive near times square identified as 27-year-old akayed ullah who was living as an immigrant in brooklyn from bangladesh. the suspect's abdomen and hands were burned when the crude pipe bomb went off. >> the device is based on a pipe bomb. it was affixed to his person with a combination of velcro and zip ties. >> reporter: a law enforcement source tells cbs news ullah made the bomb intending for it to hurt others and carried out the attack for isis. he came to the u.s. on a visa seven years ago. sources tell cbs news ullah traveled overseas recently to bangladesh and to