a butcher in brooklyn is about all flo knows.a sign of how organized 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 hear

durant is traveling nearly 3,000 miles from oakland to brooklyn to join the nets. this is not a live look at nets fans right now, but they are definitely excited in brooklyn. durant will reportedly sign a four year $164 million deal with the nets. k.dmost likely missing all of next season after having surgery on a torne achilles h suffered in the nba finthls but e nets not worried about that aer making this huge deal. also joining him if ooklyn, six-time all-star kyrie irving. we'll have much more coming up as this info is just coming in. ive from the live desk, news sports. >> exciting day in sports. thank you so much very. >>> all right. going to switch gears now. rescuers in california fin a 73-year-old hiker. he had been missing for a week. what he had to do tourvive and the two things he wanted after he was found. >>> and the heat's returning but i've got got a preview of that firecast forect foryou fourasth hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your cou insurance, sonly pay for what you need. ce. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu th

brooklyn now i'm go to -- that's -- i'm going to open up a bodega in brooklyn >> seth: you are >> withour - >> i hope it fit >> seth: you're -- you're just gonna open up an existing bodega >> yeah, people love "the last o.g. people love it >> seth: yeah, that's good >> but we can't forget it's about crack. >> seth: the show? >> that show is the most honest show about crack i ever seen with commercials >> seth: oh wow. [ laughter ] did you -- were you happy to go on did you want to make it? >> yeah, i had to -- remember, i used to sell crack >> seth: you did >> yeah, back in the days. in the '80s. >> seth: were you good were you an effective crack salesman >> no, i couldn't cause i had too much of a heart, man >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> i was a crack dealer with a heart of gold. [ laughter and applause >> seth: yeah, that seems like - >> and i just got tired of counting $2 in 300 pennies >> seth: yeah, yeah. i get it [ laughter ] >> not counting all these pennies cause you want to get high [ laughter ] crackheads always sell little pink huffies i don't know where they get them

brooklyn's district 15 is a racially and economically diverse district.es 6,000 students across 11 middle schools. a "working group" of community leaders, parents and educators looked at the district's data and found that the middle schools' use of screens, such as test scores, tardies and absences, disproportionatelyov "r black and latino students from the applicant pool. the group developed a diversity plan for the district over three public workshops, and proposed a plan, which the chancellor approved. dl district 15 removed all the screens of their mschools this year so students this year got to go to-- and choose to go to middle schools that in themi past where thet have been screened out. >> sreenivasan: in brooklyn, the district 15 diversity plan meath that while frade students still rank their middle school choices, previous as test scores, g.p.a., and attendance are no longer used. d w, seats are assigned ba a lottery. to reflect the district populaon, half of the seats at a school are prioritized for students eligible for free and reduced lunch,

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with kyrie to brooklyn, that means the celtics are free to sign chem brl walker.f that deal could come as soon as sunday afternoon. well, the decisions oall of those guys will likely determine where jimmy butler goes. some reports have him going to the clippers and potentially joining up with kawhi leonard if that glows the other way with demarnt and -- or he could stay in philly and is drawing interest from miami and houston. did you get allounding more ande sharks captain has played his last game infield. playoff will live on. it i a deal and money they're not willing to give him. >>> for baseball, the yankees and red sox played in london. the english were in for a treat. yankees scored six in the first and so did the red sox. first time that's happened in an mlb game since 1989. neither pitcher made the through the first inning as you might expect. en judge crack one over the wall. thred sox ma it 5 feet, rig 17-10.inhothat mak i us, that's not gotag get done. the yankees winning at a slug fest. that is more runs than the nfl game played in europe. >>> this spo

at, where brooklyn at!is the brooklyn way mo way ♪ keep this beat to this beat ♪ never thought it could happen this rapping stuff ♪ >>> okay, when we come back, a new mission for tom cruise should he choose to accept it. >>> and the new clues about "frozen 2." "the skinny" is next, juicy fruit. fruit. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with a potential face-off for the ages. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with a potential face-off for the ages. >> is it really? how's this for a matchup? tom cruise versus justin bieber. and a rather strange tweet from justin bieber. the pop star has challenged the three-time oscar nominee to a fight. >> bieber tweeted, i want to challenge tom cruise to a fight in the octagon. tom? if you don't take this fight you're scared and you'll never live it down. who's willing to put on the fight? >> even more bizarre, he didn't even tag cruise in the tweet, apparently expecting him to hear about it. >> right he

and then brooklyn -- $100,000 loss. tony: um... i mean...is: all the stores combined -- east village, west village, forest hills, and brooklyn -- lost $198,000. of that, half of it came from brooklyn. so the challenge i have is that the stores all lose money. but i think deep down, amidst all the chaos that you've created, you're very talented, you're very smart. tony: i appreciate that. lemonis: and it's still a pretty freaking cool idea, and so that's a good formula. tony: yeah. lemonis: so i'm willing to do a deal with you. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? but it's going to be a deal that... it's not going to be great. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? so i'm willing to invest 300 grand for 50% of the business. tony: would you be willing to maybe lower your equity just a little bit, maybe down to 40%? lemonis: the $300,000 offer is for 50%. i'm offering you $300,000 for 50%. we got a deal? ♪ ovie: there are times when you give us direction and it can be kind of vague. lemonis: but you guys got to get better at this communication because it will be a g

he is from brooklyn, a freelance project manager. i don't see any tattoos on you, but you did indicate that you wanted to talk about a tattoo that was inspired by a visit to india. yes, i spent the summer before my senior year of college living in hyderabad, india, amongst many international students from all over the world, and somehow i was the one who always got singled out in our group as the firangi, which is basically indian slang for "gringo." and so a couple of years later, i asked my lovely mother, who's here today, if she would get me a tattoo for my birthday, and she agreed, and so i have a tattoo on my forearm that says "firangi" in devanagari script. [ laughter ] all right. you got a good mom. i'm not sure i'd have given you permission for that tattoo. [ laughter ] all right, let's get back into this. - adrienne, you're in-- - man: ah-ah! e.j. man #2: e.j. e.j. is in command of the board. sorry. that was a one finger, not a two. - [ exhales deeply ] - okay. [ laughter ] let's go--mm. [ laughter ] go, e.j. let's go mexica

. >> caller: hi, jim this is andrew calling from brooklyn, new york. >> go, brooklyn. what's up? >> caller: i wanted to let you know i watch the show every day. i love the show and big brooklyn boo-yah. >> i like that i like that it's the, you know, brooklyn is the house of kings the is the way i look at. >> caller: highly recommend it highly recommend your restaurant. >> thank you. >> caller: okay, i want to give a shoutout to my wife and my parents on staten island so i'm calling today in regards to the ticker symbol ayx and two-part question on alteryx. what do you think the short term year opposed to long term five year growth potential is for them and the second part is, do you think it would be a possible candidate for acquisition in the future some competitors would be tableau, microsoft, ibm -- >> remember, they do data stores and retrieval and reporting. yeah, you're right i have liked them. i made a big mistake and filled out to be a customer of them and everywhere i go it follows me. every time i put up an ad, they're a very good company. that's a cool call i lying it

i was born and raised in brooklyn. and they bused us because, one, they didn't have high schools in our areas. and those that did, they did not give them the same funding. they did not have the same quality of education. so it was not that people just wanted to let's diversify, can't we all get along? it was to get a quality education. that's the only way you could go. and our parents were afraid for us because people would throw rocks at the buses and all of that but at the same time, they wanted us to get a quality education. i couldn't get in brownsville. there was no high school in brownsville's section of brooklyn. either had to go to either new york that was not as funded or you were bused to flatbrush which i happened to be bused. people don't understand what busing was in berkeley, brooklyn, or boston, where there were riots when there was busing. >> yeah, it's not busing just for the sake of busing. >> right. >> it's that these are better schools and with the history of discrimination against african-americans

he's heading to the brooklyn nets. >> now many fans are wondering what's next. tom jensen live for us in the news room. what does the deal include? >> durant made this announcement on h terms on a instagram page he owns called the board room. he posted this message which just reads, deven durant to sign with the brooklyn nets and a sign like rapper notorious big plays under his major free agency announcement. dur rabbant has been a team lean the warriors championship machine since joining the team in 2016. despite heroic efforts by the rest of the warriors, the team could not recover from his season ending achilles injury against the toronto raptors. teams around the nba still willing to sign durant even though this injury is also expected to keep him out of the entire upcoming regular season. under league rules, free age like durant were not officially allowed to start talking to teams until an hour ago and they could not ink a deal until july 6th. but deven ckevin durant says th done deal. >>> pride in san francisco. but it wasn't all fun. protestors blocked t

in the matter of so many twentysomethings living in north brooklyn . at the time when and art seasonal chocolatefactory was considered a local landmark, when people spoke earnestly about urban homesteading , my life was affected, effectively analog. in fact, was typical for people your age living in new york city? >> that's a good question. >> i don't know, i don't think i can make a generalization about people my age certainly my cohorts coming out of the liberal arts college, people who really. >> wanting to be in publishing. >> people who were into art, music, literature. i live in greenpoint where there was a pretty vibrant culture and the arts scene and music scene. and the technology was not, it was sort of in conventional, it wasn't the focus and i think that our world was way more, was just a tangible physical world. it wasn't one characterized by speed or visibility, if that makes sense. >> you describe publishing as rather quaint, antiquated. >> relatively, yes. publishing, they are really different. publishing, books take a really long time

>> i grew up in brooklyn. >> you are from new york city. culture shock going to the other coast?tely, yes. in many ways. i think that the sort of 60s counterculture has a significant presence in san francisco still.in nostalgia. people are more laid-back, cult moved there, the context of the book, my life was very claustrophobic. i was in the office, hanging out with coworkers. when i say it was a great cultural citizen. [laughter] >> you are down for the cause. as they say. >> i was down for the cause. >> what does that mean? >> was at the amazon startup, it referred to being committed to the company. so if you stayed up until midnight working on a project that made was not within your job a responsibility it would be down for the cause. putting the company first. making sure that the success of the team was a priority.>> the book is called "uncanny valley: a memoir". we are talking to anna wiener about it.the book is coming out in january of 2020. that is a long lead time. isn't it? >> i guess so! yeah, i'm not -- i did not make the decision but i think january is a good time.

i worked in new york at the time he lived in brooklyn so when the traffic reporter on the bs that a small plane had flown into the world trade center because that's apparently what would like to him from far away as a reporter i said that sounds like a story so i went down and happen to be there to talk to people who are leaving the tower while they were still standing and had the misfortune of being there when they collapsed that was a rather harrowing. >> host: how long did you stay down there covering the l aftermath and the cleanup and everything beyond that? >> i stayed there for a few more hours that day and then i was an editor at abc news on website at the national so i called myself because the trains are running so i had to walk and then i sat at my desk until they let us go to a hotel all covered in dust. >> host: being covered in dust you wrote a story for the huffington post about concerns about whether you have been exposed to some of these chemicals and things and particles in the air they killed so many people can talk about that experience and what you found out from that

i lived in brooklyn. when a traffic reporter said a small plane had flown into the world trade center, i went down there. i happened to be there talking to people leaving the towers as they were still standing. i had the misfortune of being there when they collapsed. host: how long did you stay there covering the aftermath and cleanup?\ guest: i stayed for a few more hours that day. i was an editor at abc news. i was a national editor. i sat at my desk until they let us go to a hotel all covered in dust. host: you wrote a story for the huffington post about concerns about whether you have been exposed to some of these chemicals and particles in the air that have killed so many people. can you talk about that experience and what you found out and how you did that? guest: the 10th anniversary was coming up when i was working at huffington post. it was a situation where a lot of folks were not remembering exactly what happened and what the impacts were. i took some of the dust that had collected in my pocket

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>> i'm listening. >> dallas gets number one according to michael. >> brooklyn is great. >> brooklyn issteph's list. number five, sacramento kings. >> you got it. >> number four -- >> okay. >> -- the portland trail blazers. number three, steph has the miami heat, number two the brooklyn nets. >> yes. >> no way. >> and one, dallas mavericks. how does stry stack up? >> and the number one -- >> the dallas mavericks, yes. >> number one. >> number one is the dallas mavericks. >> that's right. >> i just handed out popcorn. they're like why you giving us popcorn number two? we want popcorn number one. >> handing out popcorn. >> i'm so happy. so happy, t.j. >> the man can play football and he has taste buds of a god. wow, thanks, teej. we want to thank levi, the dining hospitality partner at 22 nba arenas for providing most of the popcorn. see game four of the nba finals tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. [ applause ] >> alec baldwin is here when we come back. >> alec baldwin is here when we come back. >>> good morning, north bay. >>> good morning it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from "abc

ever since i was a young boy growing up from brooklyn, i have loved spider-man.omics, i had the lunchbox, i slept on a spider-man pillow until i was married i think. [ laughter ] and now, a dream i had on that pillow is about to come true because on july 2nd, i will be part of the new spider-man movie. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. now usually, marvel is very secretive about the footage, releasing scenes from these movies. but in this case, for some reason, they were okay with me showing this exclusive, extended, excelsior scene from "spider-man: far from home." ♪ >> hey, joe. picking up. >> hey, peter parker, my number one customer. [ cheers and applause ] fourth time this week. >> yeah, well, you know me. i just love dry cleaning. >> that's what i love about you. a lot of these millennials, they don't care about dry cleaning. they got washing machines. disgusting, quite frankly. >> sad. >> really is. anyway, let me get your stuff here. ah, oh. that's you, right? >> that's me. yes. thank you so much. >> all right. >> oh, my god. >> hey kid, listen

there and ends up eni group in the same project in brooklyn. in a way we knew in the same project is because he said to remember ms. barbara, ms. barbara was a black woman who had a community center for all of us after school whether you went to private, public, everybody was there and i said, ms. barbara had me run around the block five times, for coming in later and we need to create the safe places now we don't have cedar programs that provide jobs for young people, remember that in the 70s. you're too young to remember that. [laughter] , these are the kinds of things that we need to bring back and these are the ideas that you are giving us as the appropriators. those of us who sit on these committees that create the language so we can be sure that we have the funding and resources and even nih to do the research so that our children can be safe. >> i want to say one more thing, i used to go to school and to sending down talk with migrant print and i had no one to play with but my thoughts. [laughter] i remember down the street there was a s

she is an intern at the brooklyn community pride center-- what she hopes is the fst step in a career of community organizing. jay and padilla are two links in the long chain of l.g.b.t.q. rights activists. weerntroduced them to each o at new york's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community center. their stories provide a glimpse of how attudes toward the l.g.b.t.q. community and protections for their rights have changed over the last half- - and how they haven't. jay was raised in brooklyn. >> i grew up in the ea50s, and we didn't have any vocabulary for being a lesbian or gay man or trans. i just knew that i wasn't like my mother, i wasn't like my mother's friends. i had no words for being different. >> i grew up in staten island foga majority of my very yo life. i knew one lesbian and even then, the way they were spoken about, and the way that their family was spoken about, was different. >> yang: for both, college was a t rning point-- in very differys. m i went upstate for school. i really fouelf in an area, in a situation where i was d from the prying eyes o my family, my

he was held overnight at the federal detention center in brooklyn. at his bail hearing today the judge agreed that george nader will be held one more night overnight in the federal detention facility in brooklyn. then tomorrow he will be driven by fbi agents to the eastern district of virginia, which is where he's expected to face trial on those child porn charges. now, george nader of course was also an important cooperating witness for the mueller investigation. he's said to have provided testimony to the grand jury in mueller's investigation as well. all in exchange for limited immunity. now, what kind of immunity did he get? how at the end of that deal did he end up getting charged with these serious felony charges? it's just one little piece of the many mysteries that surround this disturbing and unusual character who played such a strange role in the trump campaign, the trump transition, and the first year of trump being in office as president. presumably when these court proceedings start against him in virginia on these child pornography char

toll in half and collects it in both directions, closing the loophole at no cost to commuters in brooklyn or on staten island. cutting down on out-of-state tolls shopping will also generate revenues from new york to invest in mass transit projects on staten island and in south brooklyn, two places that all levels of government have consistently ignored or ripped off for a generation now. finally, my constituents are starting to see a new day after a long commuting nightmare. fewer cars on our streets, better buses, more mass transit options, incredible alternatives to reach the other boroughs. this is common sense, and we're going to get it done. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today as a small business owner concerned about the pro act, a bill that will harm both

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coming up later, we head to brooklyn, me and al and carson, have some beers, sit around and talk about being dads. a lot of fun. >>> let's get to our top story. overnight developments in the attacks on oil tankers in the middle east. we are now seeing video just released by the pentagon, the military saying this shows iran was involved. tensions are reaching new levels between the u.s. and iran. we have complete coverage. we start with nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel in the region. richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. we have seen dangerous escalations when one of the most volatile places on earth. now it seems the administration is trying to prove its case against iran. first publicly blaming iran for the attacks and then the military releasing this extraordinary video which could be the most damning evidence yet. the u.s. military released this surveillance footage which american officials tell nbc news shows iranian sailors removing an unexploded mine from the side of one of the tankers after it was attacked. the images taken by air seem

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i think it shows a lot about brooklyn. the question is, why are you going to white castle for a not meet burger? joe: coming up, facebook gaining on reports surrounding its new crypto plan. will the launch help ease regulatory concerns or make them worse? this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: facebook gaining today. some optimism on regulatory concerns. shares are up more than 10% from a low earlier this month as the company plans to launch a digital currency. for more, i want to bring in bloomberg's kurt wagoner. thank you for joining us. a lot of enthusiasm about something in the crypto space. what do we know about how a theoretical facebook coin would actually work with their business model? >> bloomberg back in december reported that facebook is working on a kind of cryptocurrency that would be tied to more stable real-world currencies. the idea that unlike bitcoin this would be something that people could use on a day-to-day basis for buying goods or services. the idea is that this would be built into some of facebook's messaging

i actually be why should i be excluded because i'm black these are questions that students in a brooklyn school are working through in a dance class the students with white kids would join them at their school they could realize that we're not audit different and they could tell their friends that don't go to school about how we are not like we aren't different from down and it could continue as a cycle where people with learning. laws imposing segregation were struck down long ago but these days it's about money many hispanic and african-american families live and go to school in new york's less affluent neighborhoods. many white children go to private schools while others have got a better financed public schools which are often supported by donations from parents. making this man supposed to fix it richard count on says the son of the mexican immigrants and the superintendent of new york school there was a lot it's an uphill battle system my question is to everyone that wants to change that in one year where it had been for the last 90 years that this is been developing we are taking

coming up later, we head over to brooklyn. me and al and carson. threw some axes and drank some beers. >> look forwardero the convsation. let's get to our top story. these nternight developme on the attacks on oil tankers in the middle east. we're now seeing video just as rele by the pentagon and the military saying this shows iran was involved. we'll start with richard engel in the reach. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. we've seen dangerous escalations in one of the most volatile o plac earth. and now it seems the administration is trying to prove its case against iran. first publicly blaming iran for these attacks. then the military releasing this could dinary video which be the most damning eviden yet. the u.s. military released this footage which shows iranian sailors removing an unexploded main from the side of one of tankers after it was attacked. th images taken by air seem to show the iranians recovering some sort of device and then leaving.e it could b proof that iran ywas trying to hide its tracks. the japanese o

none of us support a 4-year-old dying on a bench and brooklyn.one of us support what happened at sandy hook. none of us support will happen in virginia beach. that is the truth of it and don't let the nra stand and speak for you. because they don't. we don't want senseless deaths in america. [cheering] >> we have another question for you from the audience. >> hi senator. press coverage of the campaign favors the men over the women. even when the issue is women's concerns. what can you as a candidate and all the candidates occluding the men do to make this a more fair playing field. >> in the election you say tha that -- in the election you mean? >> in the campaign. >> in society? >> i want women's voices heard. >> i think she means more of the campaign, the manner of getting more attention than women. >> we can lift up the voices that we support if you like what i'm talking about you can go to kirsten gillbrand.com and support my campaign. we can lift up the voices of the people we want to see on the debate stage by supporting them, following the

she had the district attorney of brooklyn there. it ends up that he and i grew up in the same projects in brooklyn. the way we knew we grew up in the same projects, he was like you remember ms. barbara? ms. barbara was a black woman who had a community center for all of us after school whether you went to private schools, public schools, parochial schools, everybody was there. ms. barbara had me run around that block five times for coming in late or something like that. he's like, oh yeah, you were there. we need to create these safe places. we don't have cedar program that provided jobs for young people. remember that in the '70s? ilhan, you're too young to remember that one. [ laughter ] >> you remember for her? >> but these are the kind of things that we need to bring back. these are the ideas that you're giving us as the appropriators. those of us who sit on these committees that create the language so that we can be sure that we have the funding and the resources. even nih to do the research so that our children can be safe. th

york enfrenta la peor epidemia de sarampiÓn en dÉcadas, peggy carranza nos trae informaciÓn desde brooklynpiÓn en dÉcadas, ademÁs se espera que el gobernador la promulgue sus crÍticos consideran que la propuesta considera un ataque a la libertad de culto. " dios creÓ a mis niÑos y a todo el mundo es perfectamente saludable y no quiero jugar con su sistema inmunolÓgico para prevenir una enfermedad que es leve." dijo esta mujer, la inscripciÓn en escuelas, citaban sus creencias religiosas y eran eximido de reincidir la inmunizaciÓn. teresita gÓmez quienes empleada domÉstica en un hogar de judÍos ortodoxos dijo que esto pone en peligro al resto de la poblaciÓn. >> estÁ en riesgo la vida de nuestros hijos y de nosotros.estoy de acuerdo que no estÉ bien esto de que ellos lo hagan por la religiÓn, no importa lo que sea pero primero estÁ la salud y la vida. peggy: representante de la liga anti difamaciÓn explica que el problema es la desinformaciÓn. >> fÍjate que no hay ninguna razÓn religiosa realmente para no vacunar a unos niÑos, esto es algo una decisiÓn personal que estÁ tomando cierto tipo

, and it ends up in the and i grew up same projects in brooklyn. he said, dearw, member ms. barbara? ms. barbara was a black woman with a community center for all of us, after school, whether you went to private schools, public schools, parochial schools -- everybody was there. ms. barbaraome on, had me running around the block five times for coming in late. and he was like, yeah, yeah, you were there. we need to create those safe places. theater programs that provided jobs for young people -- remember that in the 1970's. ilhan, you two younger member that. [laughter] rep. plaskett: these are the kinds of things that we need to bring back. the ideas you are giving us, as the appropriaters, and those of us who sit on these committees that create the language so that we can be sure that we have the funding and the resources, and even nih to do the research so that our children can be safe. thank you. taraji: i want to say one more thing. i even remember, i used it to go to summer school, my mom would send me down south with my grandparents, and i had

nejra: i will leave the brooklyn nets chat to you."surveillance" fly and whether we are looking ahead to the g20, how much of a potential fly in the ointment in the long term are these trade wars with china? christophe: the trade war in china is obviously a big issue, the single most important geopolitical issue at the moment. it is much broader than trade, it is a new realignment of world power. the u.s. has benefited from the disappearance of the soviet union for two decades. china has been increasing in power and there has been a balance established between the two countries across all geographies. we are seeing that in africa, in the middle east, and i think increasingly we will see it in asia and latin america. it is broader than trade. it affects trade flows, investment decisions, investments in capital markets decisions across the world. it is the single most important thing happening and we are spending a lot of time trying to figure out how that affects our clients in africa, the middle east, and other emerging markets. nejra

the embarcadero bridge links jack london square with brooklyn basin. the city demolished an old bridge four years ago because of seismic concerns. the new structure is wider and taller with sidewalks and bike lanes on either side. the project was supposed to be done by the end of 2016. it got hung up after the discovery of contaminated water and soil and disputes over permitting. >>> still ahead an unusual visitor from one homeowner after a snake rang his doorbell. the video that might give you the chills. >>> the incredible moment when a berkeley teenager here's clearly for the first time. >>> the all-important we can forecast as we look toward coit tower. it is coming up after the break. a little bird told me that you have fast internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! sh

the latest is durant and kyrie irving are thinking of teaming up in brooklyn. k.d. to miss all of next season with the ruptured achilles tendon. free agency kicks off on sunday. >> for the 5th time in his ill us illustrious career, he has been named. he has zoerd eight goals this season making him major league soccer's total scorer. watch him play in the all-star game on july 31st in orlando. >>> it is the end of an era for bay area sports radio listeners. gary radnich is retiring, leaving knbr after three decades. >> a san jose native made the surprising announcement on social media over the weekend. he has been with knbr since 1992. he was known for his every man's style of casual sports talk. last year he retired from his role as sports director. he is expected to do one last tribute show on knbr this week. i believe it is wednesday before signing off with the very last time. great picture of gary radnich and our own raj mathai. check out raj's twitter. you will see them there, raj in a much younger day. raj was a boy -- >> not looking much different i have to sa

well chaos in a brooklyn neighborhood after a driver of a box truck plowed through to people and hitg. the site of the wild scene surprise people in the area. a man riding a skateboard remains in critical condition tonight. >>police took in a 63 year-old driver for questioning valerie castro has the story. >>the side of a white box truck wildly reversing after hitting a building called bystanders by surprise friday afternoon on 86th street in bath beach brooklyn. he was coming towards me to be honest with you i was on i ran back a question because i didn't know what was going i just knew he was a person back your mink a lead witness, the truck make a sharp turn jumped the curb and a man on a skateboard before going into the glass window of the restaurant hitting the victim. this cell phone video taken from inside the restaurant shows the truck where it smashed through the glass. seconds later the driver reverses its another pedestrian van pulls forward getting a support beam for the overhead elevated subway tracks. >>and then by what i'm putting the fun and get to the polls just seco

chapoenfrenta la cadena perpetua y su sentencia serÁ escuchada a finales de este mes en esta corte de brooklynmos 10 aÑos a escala nacional. sin embargo, factores amenazan la participaciÓn hispana. nos explica quÉ estÁn haciendo activistas latinos para darle voz a su comunidad. >> en la cuenta regresiva un nuevo estudio realizado fija hasta en 2,200,000 hispanas los que podrÍan estar fuera del importante conteo de poblaciÓn del que dependen los fondos federales y la representaciÓn polÍtica para la prÓxima dÉcada. >> 880 billones dde dÓlares a la comunidad, es dinero para las escuelas, representaciÓn a congresional en washington. >> aunque los errores en el conteo de poblaciÓn son previsibles en cada censo, el estudio seÑala que esta vez de la posible introducciÓn de la pregunta sobre la ciudadanÍa, asÍ como el cambio en la metodologÍa para responder el cuestionario hacen mÁs fácil que millones de personas no sean contadas. >> el buro va a tener menos presupuesto de lo que ha tenido en otros aÑos. tienen que hacer mÁs con menos recursos. >> a pesar de estas proyecciones organizaciones que traba

the brooklyn nets have two slots, but it's widely assumed that kyrie irving will take one of those.'s going to be a very interesting next few days. reports are out that klay thompson will sign a new five-year, 190 million dollar contract as soon as he can tomorrow afternoon. even though he may not return until after the all-star break because of a torn acl, the warriors are still prepared to offer him the max. klay said all along if they offered him the max he would sign it without meeting with other teams. shawn livingston's future is still up in the air. originally, the warriors had until tomorrow to decide whether to waive him or pick up his $7.7 million contract. the two sides have agreed to make decision day july 10th. it would cost the warriors $2 million to buy him out. livingston has said, if he does return it would only be with golden state. some hockey news that's sounding more and more like joe pavelski has played his last game in san jose. the captain has played his entire 13-year career with the sharks. and the face goal will live on. but he will turn 35 soon. reports a

sería el esposo de la mujer que se encontraba caminando por el puente que conecta estarán a irán con brooklynse consolaban entre ellos >>> quien vive a pasos de la la tragedia y se que veían hombre de 36 años alabando el carro escuchando música con una camiseta puesta y se veía como un hombre normal autoridades revelaron que anteriormente habían respondido una llamada por un incidente de violencia doméstica en el mismo hogar >>> en este video se muestra la tortura de un presunto responsable de la desaparición de los 43 estudiantes en las imágenes fueron grabadas en el 2014, es una prueba de que las autoridades utiliza la tortura en la investigación tal como lo advirtió el comisionado de la onu el año pasado caso hicierons >>> eligen el pasado el presidente de méxico nombró una nueva comisión para mitigar el caso ayotzinapa pero no se ha presentado los resultados >>> en nuevo presidente de el salvador ha lanzado un nuevo plan para tratar de acabar con el crimen organizado. allí Álvarez nos cuenta >>> esta es la fuerza de nuevo presidente para acabar con la actividad que tiene al observador ent

returning for their third day, with a total of $40,000, from brooklyn, new york, it's the champs--deangelisamily! [cheering and applause] and from right here in l.a., california, it's the berry

they'll meet with the warriors, clippers, knicks, brooklyn nets to make a decision.thletic is reporting that steph curry will bef the recruiting process. kd expected to misall of next season. >>> time for a flyover, stanford stadium. 60,000 fans for the l.a. galaxy in white. ball bounces around. rocco scored to give snoedz a one-nil lead. shay salinas. back of the net. san jose beat l.a. 3-nil. the quakes unbeaten in their last six matches. >>> world cup out of the tunnel, in france. we got germany in white. running with sweden. world cup quarterfinal play. sweden on the attack. a rebounding shot. she broke a one-all tie in the 48th minute. sweden won it 2-1. they're gonna face the netherlands in the semifinals on wednesday. and tuesday at noon, usa. usa. against england. high noon. >> that'll be fun. i have to ask you a stupid question. how do they know that kevin durant, after you get an injury, you never really know what kinda shape you're gonna be in. are they all just betting that the new kevin durant will be just as good as the old one? >> because he said one o

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for 17 nights in brooklyn. >> i know. am i crazy >> jimmy: yes. >> are you guys going to come?ckets to it you can't even buy tickets right now, if you want but why did you decide - that's like -- you do stadiums >> because i want to -- yeah, but i did that already i want to do something different. >> jimmy: i didn't think you were going to do that. i love that you're doing this. >> but why not but, everything -- you have to keep changing. that's what life is all about. >> jimmy: but where are you going to go? i mean, you're gonna do that in brooklyn - >> i'm gonna only play small theaters, and i'm gonna stay in one city for long periods of time and i'm going to get to know people i'm gonna look into their eyes >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm going to sit on people's laps, i'm gonna -- i might even tell a few jokes >> jimmy: i want to -- because i think the audience is a little jealous that i got to dance with you and i thought it could be fun if maybe, because at the end of your song with maluma, you go "cha, cha, cha. and i thought -- >> i probably say a lot during the song, not just at