by you go back to there is music today you were in new york city to be exact where in brooklyn brooklyn is one of the coolest bars of the city and it's the home to the string quartet brooklyn rider i'm going to be spending the day with the guys but first. i have to go get bagels. this remembers a brooklyn bride or a classical musicians who are equally at home in clumps and in concert halls you can describe this again changing string quartet in one particular day down to earth demeanor denise defies classical music and fights everyone into the tent i love these descriptions on them they are absolutely right. to keep me going. today is a special concert to say goodbye to founding member cellist eric jacobsen and to welcome new member michael nicholas. constantine front. to. today's quite a special on set because it's the last concert of yours eric and your first concert michael so i just want to say the passing the baton posse the bagel i see the big ole pour in the coffee first question to call in with a full mouthful of lox bagel what's the story behind the well you know we think of bro

because the brooklyn d.a.ng him locked up, while they decide whether to retry him. >> i find no reason to release the defendant, nor to grant bail in this case. >> if four judges all agreed that the trial was flawed wouldn't it be logical that you send the guy home? how much does the guy have to suffer? >> reporter: former prosecutor anna-sigga nicolazzi declined to speak with 2020. and, the current d.a. declined to talk with us as well. >> there's no question in my mind that john giuca was one of the individuals culpable in the death of mark fisher. >> reporter: but consider how much has changed in giuca's favor in the thirteen years since the first trial. today, the jailhouse informant and giuca's ex-girlfriend, both say they lied on the stand. and just this week, huge headlines. "20/20" has learned brooklyn defendants interviewed giuca's co-defendant, antonio russo who reportedly confessed to fisher's murder for the first time. he says he used his own gun. >> so, in a retrial, how strong a hand does the pro

we are only asking, how many of you reside in brooklyn? brooklyn care needs help.oklyn cares needs help. we need board members. we need supporters. we have brooklyn cares, harlan cares and southeast queens cares. i was just telling that i'm coming back from st. louis. we also have st. louis cares. and o'fallon also. there is a movement. it is not nuclear physics. it is through group mentoring, a few psychologists, a few mentors with schools helping children understand their history, their culture, their value. and give them the love that their parents, that is the other part. this is in atlanta, we are taking people who have been marginalized, who have given up hope. who may have been incarcerated, drug addicted. people that society has written off. you know what we are doing? we are writing them back in. and helping them move forward in a way that someone did for us. or we would not be sitting in these chairs today. that is the work, is anyone interested in joining that? see me afterwards. [applause] >> get your tickets for the reception now! before you get your t

by scott hacking your hechinger i believe he is senior staff attorney and director of policy at brooklyn defender services that's one of the organizations leading the we have rights campaign. cumberbatch is an associate vice president of policy at the fortune society an organization aimed at promoting alternatives to incarceration he has firsthand experience of ice officers knocking on his door which he outlined in a recent article on the marshall project in new york we have linda she is an activist and organizer she voiced the arabic language videos for the we have rights campaign and joining us from oakland california is adrian reyna he is cofounder of no typical brand new app to alert contacts if a person is that imminent risk of arrest and deportation he also leads digital engagement for united we dream the largest immigrant youth led community in the u.s. thank you all for being with us so much to discuss here i want to start though scott by asking you why did your organization feel the need to launch this actual campaign you know we have rights is a national immigration and powerma

the brooklyn d.a.nd bars as they appeal the panel's decision and contemplate a retrial? >> i find no reason to release the defend. nor to grant bail in this case. >> if four judges all agreed that the trial was flawed, wouldn't it be logical that you send the guy home? how much does the guy have to suffer? >> i'm surprised the prosecutors are moving forward with this case. i don't see how they're going to be able to prove it. >> nick and the current d.a. declined to speak with abc news. but giuca did when he surprised his mother with a phone call from inside rikers. >> did you have anything to do with the murder? >> absolutely not. i had nothing to do with the murder of mark fisher. >> what was your reaction when you found out the length that your mother went to, to go undercover, to try to get to the truth? >> i thank god, and i said to myself, i'm so lucky to have her as a mother. >> i love you, john. >> all right, i love you. >> we'll be right back. >>> abc news "nightline," sponsored by the lincoln

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released vary lance video before a mentally disturbed black man was shot and killed wednesday in brooklyn. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> neighborhood residents demonstrated again last night. his family says saheed vassell was bipolar but well known by police in the neighborhood. the security video, which was edited by police, shows vassell walking down the street holding a silver object that looks like a gun, as you can see, pointing it at people. it turned out, though, to be a pipe. following a 911 call, officers responded. police say he took a shooting stance right there, pointing the pipe at the officers. they fired ten times, killing him. >>> in a stunning admission facebook concedes most of its over 2 billion users have probably had their personal information collected by what they call malicious actors. nikki battiste reports on that. >> reporter: sheryl sandberg says the media giant will spend years improving security. >> this is not a one-time change. it's ongoing because it's an arms race. >> reporter: they said most of its 2 billion-plus use ores hav

let's talk about the brooklyn museum first should skin color have been a decisive factor in choosing this person for the job and i guess horse we can go to you first. absolutely not i think it's very disappointing i mean excellence should always be the criteria and i think if people have a preordained idea about what the gender or racial makeup of a given candidate is going to be those people i think need to explain things but when you're looking for the top tier candidate that's the question to ask is this particular person amazing remarkable and exceptional if this person is and by all accounts she is then that should be the end of the conversation do you have any comment on this do you think that the appointment was appropriate. and i think it's interesting we think about criteria for who it is that we want to bring in to a position. and it's not unusual to disarm and that we need to ensure that people who have. cultural understanding something you know there must have been this you know of when it comes to who's in who's it that who's making those as asians and not having the bac

in the house, but i had never traveled with her in her district since it was far from my own in brooklyn and queens. now, i expected the usual dog and pony show, stopping to shake some hands, cut some ribbons. turns out wherever we went it was like a family reunion. folks would joyously embrace weezy. everyone i met seem to have had a story. more often several about how louise had made their lives better. i have one myself. on one of my first press conferences in rochester -- i occasionally do those, you know -- [laughter] senator schumer: i was doing an event and as typical, i lost my reading glasses. my staff was in a tizzy trying to stall the event until we could find them. i felt a tap on my shoulder. here, chuck. use mine. i did the whole press conference in louise's signature red glasses. [laughter] senator schumer: it may have been a simple kindness, but knowing louise, i suspect she was tired of waiting for me to get my act together. and i always thought that louise had to stay in office as long as she did to give the rest of us time to catch up with her. she treated everybody, r

. >> what happened to brooklyn? >> brooklyn! >> i could relate to trey barker.nd chance. i survived the car crash in real life and he survived prison life, 15 years. >> tiffany plays trey's ex who's now married and not ready to reveal that they's the father of her twins. >> how did you and a caucasian man make two kids who's last name could be wesley and snipes? >> cedric the entertainer also co-stars and with this trio it was constant comedy on set. >> tracy is a dj when we are in between scenes. >> know that. >> he's like the best dj. >> i keep the music going. >> we be bumping. >> just trying to keep everybody loose. >> dj tracy. >> haesz he's the last o.g. >>> the wait is almost over for the housewives of new york city. nischelle, you were just with the most regal housewife of all. >> we'll go with regal. >> countess luann de lesseps we've got three reasons why she is the one to watch this season. >> did i ever think going into season ten that i was going to get arrested? >> you need no story line. you got it. >> i don't need a story line. it just happens to

>> "aka wyatt cenac," yes. >> seth: where you play viceroy. >> yes, i play a local brooklyn vigilanteyou win? oh, you don't know yet. >> i don't know yet. >> seth: yeah, the webbies haven't happened yet. >> no, so yeah, we got nominated for a webby, but i think we'll probably lose to jay-z. >> seth: this is the -- i don't know because jay-z does a lot of badass stuff. this is the viceroy in brooklyn fighting artisanal mustard. >> yeah, that -- [ laughter ] you know as a brooklyn based vigilante, it's not as though, you know, some of the crimes are your more gentrified crimes. [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know. i think you're going to give jay-z a run for money, and congrats on the new show man. >> thank you very much. >> seth: it's always such a pleasure to see you. >> good to see you. >> seth: wyatt cenac everybody. "wyatt cenac's problem areas" premieres friday night at 11:30 on hbo. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ new olay whips powerful skincare, now light-as-air a breakthrough moisturizer whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new ola

he moves back into brooklyn.klyn story a real story? >> yes, these are real people. i foe these people. this show is funny and grounded and it's kind. it's a kind show. when you have people like tiffany haddish, allen maldonado and sedric and me, it's going to get wild and yule out there. >> trevor: let me ask you -- >> who are you? the district attorney? ( laughter ) i cannot recall! i watch "law and order." you don't ask me no questions. ain't nobody said when you booked me for this show he gonna ask you a question. ( laughter ) >> trevor: let me ask you this, for a story that is about starting over again, for many people, your story in real life was inspiring because we all rooted for you. everyone was, like, we can't not have tracy morgan in our lives. >> i love you. >> trevor: you make us love comedians. >> i love you, trevor. ( applause ) >> trevor: when you look at your character in this show, is there a part of you in that story starting all over again? >> if tracy morgan got a second chance at life, why

and to be part that have brooklyn public library is just a great institution.everybody. nice show. "varney & company" stuart take it away. >> good morning maria and good morning everyone. right from the get-go here's what's happening to your money. a little selling but yesterday ago big drop has stalled at least for the opening bell here's how we're going to open this morning. dow industrial ever so slightly lower. maybe down about what eight point. 7 points down for the s&p and 9 for the nasdaq. some selling again early this morning. now look at the yield on the tenure treasury, breaking through the 3% mark yesterday was a big setback for the market. this morning, we reached 3.03%. that's it a four-year high and backtrack for a moment what started the

judge alsup in san francisco and a judge in brooklyn. what's interesting to note for your viewers is that there was a federal judge in maryland who ruled the opposite way. what's wrong with the whole scheme is that one district judge is now overruling basically another district judge. this nationwide junctions inviting litigants. they are running to the most liberal jurisdictions in america. northern district of california, eastern district of new york, and district of columbia. that's not how our courts were meant to be. our courts were meant to have a hierarchy, as you mentioned. and only a superior court, not an equivalent court, should be allowed to do this. president trump has been subject to 22 nationwide injunctions. that's more than any other president in history. >> laura: district court judge, right? district court judge. an injunction that affects the whole country. that's wild. >> it didn't used to be a thing. 175 years of our country's history, there were no nationwide injunctions. it's recent and out-of-control. >> laura: s

host: al is in brooklyn. hello. good morning. how are you? guest: brooklyn is a great by the way. caller: thank you. thank you. here is my concern, harkening said about the media. black working class, white orking class, republicans and democrats, we have more in common than we have differences. what you're saying about the media, i listen to washington journal," i listen -- i , to msnbc, and they tell you fox new system grossly viewers.ming their our president is grossly constituents.is i'd like to know, is there something we can do, now sinclair is coming out. is there something we can do as flow of to stop the misinformation? guest: it's a great question. again, this is a representative republic, that means the power rests with the people, that is founders set it up. get in group necessary your community, a anis club or member of fraternity, your church, write in groups, say to your representative, this is not country, do th it.thing about write to the president, tell him you are not please when he tweets or attacks. it affects it. write to the stock market and moral of the pub

our independent line from brooklyn, wisconsin. caller: hi. i want to make myself clear. i am 75 years old, first american-born. where up during the war in america we were taught to hide under our desks to prepare in case we got bombed. if you go back, chemical warfare is a hitler thing. i do not mean -- i think i have common sense.i was brought up in a good household , brought up with good people around me. if anybody my age or a little younger understands what hitler's did with people, chemicals, he killed them in concentration camps with chemicals. millions of people were killed, millions. i understand that you had jennifer on the study of war. i liked her comments, what she said. i want to plant an idea in her to study up on the fact that chemical warfare was used by hitler. i strongly feel that hitler's presence is still there. from south carolina on our democratic line. would you think? caller: she is absolutely right. she is 74 and i'm 64, 10 years apart. they told us to hide under the desk. i remember a lot of this. it is ridiculous. this world could be a better w

this is the only section that takes place in brooklyn, where we live in our normal lives. and we discovered at the end of this road the secret entrance to the cemetery, and it was so exciting for me to learn that our neighborhood had a secret door to this necropolis. and i said to my daughter, never forget what your father has given you. let's go into this cemetery. and it was a rainy day and she was wearing her raincoat, her red raincoat, and i was wearing, i only had a mustache then, and i was wearing my gray raincoat with my hood up and for some reason i had sunglasses on. and as we were going in, the guard at the cemetery gate said, wait a minute, are you sure you wanna go in this cemetery? and i said, oh yes i am sir. and he said, i was not talking to you. and he turned to my daughter, and he said, this is a very large cemetery, there are lots of places you could go where if you needed help, no one could hear you. are you sure you want to go into this cemetery with this mustache man? and she said, unfortunately this is my father. and so we went into this cemetery and

to 911 call shoot dead an unarmed, mentally troubled african-american man on a street corner in brooklyn earlier this month. >> you guys kill us. amy: police say saheed vassell was holding a metal pipe that they mistook for a gun. none of the officers who opened fire were wearing body cameras. the vassell family is now calling for the release of all unedited video from the area leading up to and during the shooting. we'll speak with saheed's parents, lorna and eric vassell. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states is expected to introduce new sanctions against russian companies with links to syrian leader bashar al-assad, following the coordinated u.s., british, and french military strikes against two chemical weapons storage facilities and a research center in syria on friday night. trump hailed the military strikes a success in a tweet saturday morning, writing -- "a perfectly executed strike last night. thank you to france and the united kingdom for their wisdom and the power of their fine m

bed-stuy, brooklyn, right?k out, found out i had two kids. she married a white dude, successful, and then i flip, and i trip. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because the neighborhood is not what it was. >> yeah, i kick over a a recycling can. [ laughter ] get angry and kick over a a recycling can. not a real garbage can, it was a recycling can. >> jimmy: that's exactly what we're about to see in the clip. >> let's check it out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think we should talk about it a little bit. >> yo, man -- i could be your o.g. i could be your o.g. >> jimmy: i want to rap a a taste. >> let's rap a taste. and can i say something, high school, school lunch is still official. let's go. [ laughter ] i just want to put that out there! >> jimmy: finally. >> who doesn't love tater tots? and chocolate milk? [ laughter ] and sloppy joes wednesdays? >> jimmy: sloppy joes. yeah, wednesday. >> school lunch! high school lunch is still official. >> jimmy: there it is. you heard it here first. [ cheers and applause ] we

to 911 call shoot dead an unarmed, mentally troubled african-american man on a street corner in brooklyn earlier this month. >> you guys kill us. amy: police say saheed vassell was holding a metal pipe that they mistook for a gun. none of the officers who opened fire were wearing body cameras. the vassell family is now calling for the release of all unedited video from the area leading up to and during the shooting. we'll speak with saheed's parents, lorna and eric vassell. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states is expected to introduce new sanctions against russian companies with links to syrian leader bashar al-assad, following the coordinated u.s., british, and french military strikes against two chemical weapons storage facilities and a research center in syria on friday night. trump hailed the military strikes a success in a tweet saturday morning, writing -- "a perfectly executed strike last night. thank you to france and the united kingdom for their wisdom and the power of their fine m

has disappointed some people because she is white many users on twitter have questioned why the brooklyn museum did not find an african-american for the job some say such incidents are a common occurrence the brooklyn museum however has defended its choice adding that it took all concerns into account we heard some contrasting views on the story from a legal commentator horace cooper and writer and activist jani indigo. there have yet to be any any coverage that suggests that there's anything wrong with this person's skill or talent or capabilities the only thing anyone has been looking at or race or skin color and that's shameful we're talking about things where there is their issues around sensitivities that will be missed by people who are not part of certain communities that is balderdash that is completely. unfounded assertion we cannot look at this one woman's gender or her race and have any clue as to whether or not she possesses the appropriate cultural or experience will sensitivity the point is that there are very few outside of the ninety's as a taser a very very small you hav

professor of political science at brooklyn college and graduate center of the city university of newk. officer -- author of "the reactionary mind: conservatism from edmund burke to donald trump." happy landmark bi action. spike lee. aahhh! no one's gonna say, "we're gonna take a chance on you." i never thought that would happen. so out of frustration, i wrote "reservoir dogs." hollywood is not very alluring to me. i am not susceptible to swimming pools and porsches. i got a '79 chevy. it's runnin' good.

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it's basically, he used to live in -- grew up in bed stuy, brooklyn.hter ] it's different. >> jimmy: it's different now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's not the brooklyn he wants now. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> who had the kombucha? >> jimmy: who had the kombucha? guess which one's the best kombucha? it's us! >> yes. [ laughter ] we're eating seaweed now. [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i made artisinal pickles. oh. >> yes. what is kombucha? >> jimmy: oh. i tried it once. i don't know what it is. it's like -- >> old ass tea? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes! >> it tastes like old tea with soda in it. >> jimmy: it's old ass tea. [ laughter ] i tried it once. >> who put sprite in this old ass tea? >> jimmy: no, i -- [ laughter ] i want to show a clip. here's tiffany haddish and tracy morgan in "the last og," airs tuesday nights at 10:30 on tbs. check this out, please. oh, my goodness. >> what do you want? >> just saying hello. >> tray, stop calling me. >> when can i meet the kids, shay? >> you want to see the kids? my kids? >> our kids. >> oh, i d

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this is all happening at the barclays center in brooklyn. he and his team crashed a press event and attacked a mini bus with trash cans and metal barricades. dana white says one fighter suffered head and facial cuts from broken glass. mcgregor was upset with the decision to strip him of his title belt. >>> a check on "cnn money." trade war fears again on wall street. stock market futures are pointing down although they are off the lows. asian markets mostly skrhruggin off the move. some investors betting the threats are a negotiating ploy that will not result in a trade war. >>> the march jobs report to add more volatility. economists predict 185,000 jobs created. a slowdown from february, but still would mark the 90th straight month of job creation. historic run of seven and a half years. this job rate could dip to 4%. a fresh 17-year low. wall street is watching how fast wages grew. 2.7% is the prediction. anything stronger could raise fears of inflation and higher interest rates. >>> facebook's apology tour making more stops. in a pbs int

. >> en brooklyn la policía tiene bajo custodia a un sospechoso vinculado a mano armada y la víctima de california y luego que el sospechoso lo golpeara para quitarle su teléfono celular. >> el sospechoso fue detenido luego de robarle el carro para después encabezar una persecución y el incidente comenzó a las 10 de la noche. >> oficiales de departamento de recursos de acuíferos tienen estrecha vigilancia de las aguas es que hay que evitar desbordes si sobrepasan los 830 pies y ahora llega a 796 pies. >> una persona muere en el incendio reportado en una torre trump de nueva york es un residente que llegó en estado critico en el hospital, el incendio comenzó en el piso 53 y dejó a varios bomberos heridos. >> muchas personas veían como caían los escombros de la torre del presidente donald trump y luego que el piso 50 comenzó a quemarse llegaron unos 200 bomberos. >> esta familia vive en el piso 40 y tuvieron que bajar por las escalaras. >> nos pusimos nerviosos porque el ascensor estaba bloqueado, sentíamos olor a humo y no recibimos llamadas, solo salimos por susto y bajamos 40 pisos

emergencia sobre un individuo que amenazaba con matar a tiros a los peatones en un vecindario de brooklyne tenÍa era un tubo de metal. >> el mismo dÍa que honramos la vida de martin luther king, los policÍas lo matan. enny: esta mortal balacera policial provocÓ una gran manifestaciÓn en la cual participaron mÁs de 1000 personas que marcharon hasta un cuartel policial para exigir justicia por la muerte del afroamericano de 34 aÑos. la fiscalÍa general de nueva york investigarÁ la muerte de este hombre. patricia: el presidente trump anunciÓ que estudia imponer 100,000 millones de dÓlares en aranceles a china adicionales a los 50,000 millones en impuestos a cientos de productos chinos que ya fueron anunciados. la medida tendrÍa como objetivo contraatacar las tarifas con las que esta naciÓn asiÁtica castigÓ a estados unidos esta semana. trump calificÓ de injusta la represalia de china. delta revelÓ que información de las tarjetas bancarias de varios cientos de miles de clientes pudo haber sido expuesta por un ataque de piratas cibernÉticos el aÑo pasado. la aerolÍnea dijo que el ataque habrÍa

i'm not a slave and refused to be one, those were the words posted on facebook by brooklyn born blacks before he took his own life. left to sit through douglas's was asians, george shifter said his brother was forced to live in his carfor brother was forced to live in his car for days brother was forced to live in his carfor days on end and brother was forced to live in his car for days on end and was unable to pay his mounting bills —— douglas's positions. his fares were sometimes as limited as to make a day and they could be as little as $30 —— possessions. day and they could be as little as $30 -- possessions. sadly, douglas schifter is one of four drivers who have taken their lives in the last four months and while economic despair alone might not explain their actions, protesters here say it is time for city hall to step in and regulate the likes of uber and lift. in just five years, largely due to those apps, the number of four hire vehicles on the streets of new york has more than doubled and drivers say there aren't enough passengers to go around. uber says its growth is comin

those were the words posted on facebook by brooklyn born black car driver douglas shuster moments beforeis own life. driver douglas shuster moments before he took his own lifelj driver douglas shuster moments before he took his own life. i miss him. left to sift through his possessions, his brother says he was forced to live in his car for days on end and was unable to pay off mounting bills. douglas's fares were sometimes as few as two a day. and they could be as little as $30. sadly, douglas was one ofjust four drivers who are taken their lives in as many months and while economic despair alone may not explain their actions, protesters here say it is time for city hall to step in and regulate the light of these companies. in just five years, regulate the light of these companies. injust five years, due to those apps, the number of for hire vehicles on the streets of new york has more than doubled and drivers say there are just not enough passengers to go around. guba says its growth is coming from new york's outer boroughs which it says are underserved by maths transit and ignored by y

. >> this is him in a loading dock at the arena in brooklyn, which is hosting a ufc event tomorrow night, by the way. so, mcgregor is seen throwing a hand truck into a bus carrying other ufc fighters. >> it forced ufc to cancel three of tomorrow night's fights. mcgregor hasn't been charged until now and it's said he would be stripped of one of his belts for not defending his title. >> he's generally regarded as a nice -- >> cool, collected, polite. >> with a very good mouth. >> no temper at all. >> a real nice guy. he and his assistant was able to stop a school shooting in michigan. >>> after an instagram follow-r alerted him to a threatening post on his page, they were able to track down the 14-year-old user that admitted to making that threat and they found two rifles in his house. now the patriots wide receiver is giving the story exclusively to abc news. >> i'm in austin visiting a teammate, ex-teammate. and this kid, communicating with some of my friends to get together in austin and i see direct messages. there's this kid saying hey, take a look at your comments section on the pict

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king taught a little boy from brooklyn. that does it for me, thank you for watching.o keep the conversation going, like us at facebook.com/politics nation and follow us on twitter @politics nation. see you next sunday. to my colleague, alex witt. >> i just got a little religion from you, rev. look forward to seeing you again another noon. >>> good morning to you and happy easter to those celebrating. i'm alex witt. it's 9: 00 here in the east, 6:00 a.m. out west. renewed attack examining some of president trump's claims about amazon, the post office, what is true and not true and why he refuses to stop. >>> 3:00 a.m. tweet tearing a page from the president's playbook. the attorney for stormy daniels sends an early morning tweet. ahead, the message he spent at the odd hour. catalog of the comings and goings of the white house who might be next to go and will old mi

there were 8,000 apartments in brooklyn and queens.at he owned all of his father's assets. he borrowed gets his father's assets. which supposedly were his and had been consolidated. he didn't own any until his father died in 1999. so banks loaned money. it is hard to business could be built on this deceit and that banks could lend on the same inflated assets with no sense of debt. what we did learn, chris, the new jersey casino control commission in 1981 in a document no one saw for 20 years, did know what he was worth that year. and in fact, it was like he had a million dollar trust fund and 400,000 dollars in the bank. it was completfabrication. >> he deserves credit for building himself back up in an unprecedented way. but it begs scrutiny now that he is the most powerful man in the world. he won't show his taxes? why? lots of excuses. we know none of to be true. very important to focus on the nature of the man in power. thank you very much for giving us this window into your own experience. >> thank you. it's been a pleasure, press

perhaps getting the gun out of the house in brooklyn would have saved lives.t's a first step, we have more work to do. we hope to see other programs this year, but it is a first step. it's a first step toward safety and healing and as chief karen said, safety for all. we're hopeful. i'm hopeful and i hope you're hopeful, too. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you, beverly, you are a champion for victim rights throughout the city and beyond and we appreciate your efforts. as stated over and over today, proposition 63 is a historic and unprecedented step forward for gun safety in california. this really is an effort to bring agencies together to ensure the safety of the residents of this jurisdiction. and we are certainly proud to be part of that. since the implementation of this mandate, the adult probation department has received 63 referrals for investigation. we see all kinds of people come through the department and people referred and it is critically important to work together to identify where individuals have legal weapons and illegal weapons in th

and looks like you can see the white house, the capital, the brooklyn bridge. what does this represent? puck like roosevelt to begin with. but later -- published one week after rosemont won the election -- roosevelt won the election -- guest: -- you see the dog on the puck is trying to say is that satires laid the republican party. this is the first time in many years a democrat has one and election. host: was it viewed as revolutionary with these images? yest: in the united states, . however there were quite a few european magazines that had such cartoons. in the united states, keppler was revolutionary but in europe, not so much. cartoon without seeing a reference today. if you look through our book, you will see tons of cartoons that you could publish tomorrow and the readership of today would say -- i would recognize what is going on. --ey in politics write, throughout its history, puck has written a nation slid about the effect of money on government. campaigning against the political interference of millionaire businessman who attempted to manipulate the