i left brooklyn but brooklyn never left me so that's part of my soul that's and that's what i brought to the business being curious being that kid that went to dodger games all my friends would want to autographs i would want to ask questions i remember running down the street with call for oh you know means you get that on how do you learn to throw the 3rd base like that i was fascinated with asking questions born to do interviews where i was born to be what. this whole thing started in miami for you did brooklyn miami get us there i always wanted to get in the bookcase and i didn't go to college my brother did. a more canal on the street in new york and a friend introduces me to james sermons who was chief of staff announcers at c.b.s. wonder.

i've lived brooklyn but brooklyn never left me so that's part of my soul that's and that's what i brought to the business being curious being that kid went to dodger games all my friends. i would want autographs i would want to ask questions i remember running down the street with car for oh there are roads you get that on how did you learn to throw the 3rd base like that i was fascinated with asking questions born to do interviews where i was born to be what i do this whole thing started in miami for you did brooklyn miami get us there i always wanted to get into broadcasting i didn't go to college. my brother did a more can on the street in new york and a friend introduces me the james term and it's who was chief of staff announcers at c.b.s. wonderful man and i said to i want to get in a radio what should i do. and he said get down to miami you know union lot of stations lot of radio more stations and the market needs. and so you'll find older guys and younger guys. very few 40 year olds. to be good chance of break in and i knocked on doors and small station w.h.r. in miami beach gave

brooklyn is about 1% of the state. i think what would be really powerful, we haven't talked about this, what if this was the start of a project seated at thousands of laborers across this country where we took the lead, and having done this and shown the exercise and we have the zoom calls to prove it, we invite every public library in america. every system, individual, or whatever to do their own process like this. and get thousands and thousands, think they're more valuable thing would be to make more people in america like susan, who walking around constitutional awareness caring little things like -- you could just be an amazing thing to get tens of thousands. hundreds of thousands of people over period of years getting involved in asking themselves the question what they want in their constitution? that might end up having more of an effect with country specifically getting this or that thing. >> i want to agree with that. i love the fact you're all giving positive answers what's the point of the project. to start

how old is brooklyn? >> 9 years old in fourth grade and she loves her staff. >> mayor breed: thank you so much. glad she is doing so well. next up we have -- we really want to highlight the work that comcast has been doing through this pamdemic. we relied on support to help with community initiatives. i would like to introduce the vice president of external affairs in california. >> thank you, madam mayor. so great to be here. i think the word that many of us would use about this year is unprecedented. we have seen unprecedented challenges requiring creative solutions. in response to the challenges this year, i am extremely proud of everything comcast has done to support employees, customers and communities. last week comcast announced we will provide free internet service for 60 days for new international essentials customers and free access to the more than 1.5 public wi-fi hotspots through june of 2021. this continues our commitment that we first made in mid-march at the beginning of shelter-in-place.

was it because he grew up in brooklyn when they were the brooklyn dodgers? >> absolutely. of the things about larry above and beyond baseball and the dodgers, he was fiercely loyal. if he hooked into somebody or something, he was there for the rest of your life, the rest of his life. he saw jackie robinson play his first game in brooklyn, and so he was forever a dodger fan. and then when i came out and we re-ignited our friendship in 2004, we were on the phone pretty near every day and he would complain about this move or that and how frustrating it was that dodgers did or didn't get a free agent. he would always say i just want to see them win the world series one more time before i die. he did. and, again, the three of us, curt rappaport, curt, larry and me, we would have dinner all the time and we would have lunch all the time. like i say, he was the best dinner partner maybe ever on the face of the planet because he knew everybody and everything and it was always fascinating conversation. >> it certainly was. and i was blessed to have dinner with him on many occasions

but i'm the kid from brooklyn i left brooklyn but brooklyn never left me so that's part of my soul that's and that's what i brought to the to the business being curious being that kid that went to dodger games all my friends would want autographs i would want to ask questions i remember running down the street with call for oh there are ways you get that on how did you learn to throw the 3rd base like that i was fascinated with asking questions born to do interviews where i was born to be what i do this whole thing started in miami for you did brooklyn miami get us there i always wanted to get into broadcasting i didn't go to college my brother did. i'm walkin on the street in new york and a friend introduces me the james term and it's who was chief of staff announcers at c.b.s. wonderful man and i said to i want to get in a radio what should i do and he said get down to miami you know union lot of stations lot of radio more stations and the market needs and so you'll find older guys. and younger guys. very few 40 year olds. to be good chance of breaking in and i knocked on doors and smal

now, you were born and bred in brooklyn.ou have still a bit of a brooklyn accent, you might admit. you were played in a movie by felicity jones, who is not jewish or from brooklyn... [ruth and audience chuckle] so how do you think she did? ruth: i thought she was fantastic. when i first met felicity, i said, "you speak the queen's english. "how are you going to sound like a girl born and bred in brooklyn?" well, she listened to many tapes of my speeches and my arguments at the court, and she was wonderful. david: so, in recent years, you've also gotten lot of attention for your exercise routine. ruth: right. david: so when did that start, and you have your own trainer, and are you still, you know, lifting weights or whatever you're doing? ruth: as recently as...tuesday, and it... [applause] david: wow. ruth: i have been with the same personal trainer since 1999, when i had my first cancer bout. i had colorectal cancer, and my dear husband said after going through surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, i looked like a survivor of

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. >>> still to come, how will the reunion of harden and katie go in brooklyn?samary gail still looking for their first conference win >>> st. mary's has set tos coeren. tonight, another tough test as they face number one gonzaga. the gales led by nine early, before the bulldogs woke up. driven and for the layup, finishing the half on a 13 to 11 and lead by seven at the break. second half now, a 12 point game. and knocked down three, could pittsburgh led the bulldogs with 17 points. and they win 73- 59. st. mary's is 0 and 3 and wcc play. >>> in cal city, so lake city trailed as the bear started on it 28 run by the three by 20 quantity putting caliber 46- 42. jared hyder dishes to andre kelly. the bears outscore 50- 29 in the second half and win 72- 63, for their first road win of the season. >>> college hoops, oxcart da silva and sanford visiting colorado. final seconds of the first half, christian da silva, oscar's younger brother, hits his first three of the season to beat the halftime buzzer. buffalo went on to win 77- 64. the cardinals are swept on their ro

>> i am in brooklyn, yeah. >> jimmy: how are things in brooklyn? >> things are great in brooklyn. you voted for the first time in the united states in november. >> that's right. >> jimmy: which is interesting. how long have you lived here in the united states? >> i've lived here for 20 years. and finally, you know, that taxation without representation thing can really stick in your craw. 2016 inauguration, i was like, my, there's a president i can get behind. so i thought, finally, i've got to be part of voting this demagogue out of this great republic. but i neglected to move to texas. so it didn't really make a difference in brooklyn, obviously. >> jimmy: the last time they raided the capitol building, it was your people that did it. >> i know! i know. exactly. look. it's really weird. >> jimmy: did you vote in person or by mail? >> i voted in person. i really wanted the full experience, first experience. i finished "wandavision." i flew home. i quarantined. i tested. then my wife and i, she took me voting for the first time. which, you know, after 18 years of marriage is a litt

there was a multiethnic, multiracial band coming out of brooklyn.y made very proggy but, also, very punky-rock that sounded like nothing else that had ever been done. >> maybe the most brooklyn band that has ever emerged from brooklyn. >> they were a huge success, partly because of james murphy's ability to make pristine, electronic music, that still had a soul in it. >> what you start to see is not a genre of music or a trend. it's a scene. and though, they were not a new york band connected spiritual to that moment. >> arcade fire was this big, anthemic rock band that just made these songs you wanted to holler along with. >> and to me, it felt like the moment indie rock crossed over, into something bigger. >> it's the first time that you had indie bands soundtracking commercials for mainstream, multinational products. in part, because everyone is trying to figure out how do i make money, now that no one will pay for my albums. >> you know, historically, there had been some weariness about selling your music to advertisers. it was seen as selling o

james harden is going to brooklyn. blockbuster complicated 14 trade that would take about 45 minutes to explain it all but the net net houston in exchange for the three time scoring champion james harden, secures three future first round picks. that's the big get in it, and that all starts in 2022, meanwhile, hardened basically as you've been following the story forced the team's hand just basically quit on the rockets. and now some of its former teammates, not too happy with him, including one time warrior demarcus cousins. the dishes bear started way before you know any interview, just approach to training camp. uh showing up the way did the hansons off the court? i mean, disrespect started way before. so this isn't something that you know all of a sudden happened, you know, last night? this is the nasty part of the business. that'll be a fun story to follow, actually, at the interesting when brooklyn plays houston for the first time, and the beard plays his old mates, the rockets, all right. the hockey season tomorr

she's a student at achievement first brooklyn high school in new york. good evening. >> hi.nk you for having me. >> thank you for making time for us. i wanted to start with that moment we just showed outside the barclay's center in brooklyn. when you were done speaking and you handed the microphone back, what was going through your head and heart when you were done talking? >> i was terrified, honestly. i couldn't believe that i actually did that. like i spoke in front of a crowd. i know i spoke in front of people, but this was a completely different experience. before i even got the microphone, i was thinking about what should i say to the crowd, how am i going to, like, move them. i thought that, hey, maybe i should speak about this interaction that i had with the police officer even though it wasn't as, like, even though nothing terrifying has happened to me afterwards, i still felt like that experience was still powerful, because it still showed how teenagers are afraid of police officers, even though they shouldn't. >> that's kind of the beauty, though, of what you said

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how old is brooklyn?e and she loves her staff. >> mayor breed: thank you so much. glad she is doing so well. next up we have -- we really want to highlight the work that comcast has been doing through this pamdemic. we relied on support to help with community initiatives. i would like to introduce the vice president of external affairs in california. >> thank you, madam mayor. so great to be here. i think the word that many of us would use about this year is unprecedented. we have seen unprecedented challenges requiring creative solutions. in response to the challenges this year, i am extremely proud of everything comcast has done to support employees, customers and communities. last week comcast announced we will provide free internet service for 60 days for new international essentials customers and free access to the more than 1.5 public wi-fi hotspots through june of 2021. this continues our commitment that we first made in mid-march at the beginning of shelter-in-place. comcast is committed to closin

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into what is modern-day downtown brooklyn into lower manhattan, and saved washington's army from beingcled by the british. and then again at fells point when cornwallis was planning to -- he sailed up the east river, out to the long island sound. he was planning to march across and trap washington in manhattan. glover once again with 700 men held off 4000 british and has yen troops -- and hessian troops. he took about 22 casualties. the british took between 700 and 800 casualties. that gave washington time to escape from manhattan and to fight another day. thiswe fast-forward to section of pennsylvania around the 22nd of december. glover marches into this area and he camps up the hill near where washington's headquarters were. has h and washington calls him o his headquarters and tells him what he wants to do -- cross 800 feet of a rocky, ice strewn river under the cover of darkness. and, by the way, the barometer is falling and we could be looking at some weather, and mutters to washington and says your , excellency, it is impossible. washington says to glover, colonel glover i did no

. >>> james harden making his nets three days after being traded from houston to brooklyn . second quarter against orlando, harden drives to the bucket for his first points as a net get gephardt and finished the game with 32 points, and fourth quarter, brooklyn up . harder, one of his 14 assists. who knew he knew how to pass, kicking out to kevin durant. the former warriors scored 32. harden had a triple double in his debut , >>> that's it for us at 5:00. we will see you back your at 6:00. "the cbs evening news" is up next, and we alwa ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, america on alert. the nation's capitol braces for armed protests this weekend, leading up to the inauguration, washington, d.c. a fortress, troops, fences and razor wire deployed to protect our democracy from its own citizens. >> it's sad, but this is how the inauguration is going to be. >> diaz: all 50 state houses prepare for possible insurrections of their own. also tonight, president trump refuses to participate in the ceremonial transfer of power. plus, internet sleuths, on the hunt for

a kid from brooklyn, the son of an exterminator and a housewife, a descendent of victims of the holocaust. that i should be the leader of this new senate majority is in awesome responsibility. awesome and the biblical sense as the angels that trembled in before god. today, i feel the full weight of that responsibility. a sense of reverence, of all at the trust placed in me. i intend to honor that trust with all of my energy and with joy. and as the majority changes in the senate, the senate will do business differently. the senate will address the challenges our country faces head on it without delay. not with timid solutions but with boldness and with courage. the senate will tackle the perils of the moment a once in a generation health and economic crisis. and it will strive to make process on generations long struggle of racial justice, equality of opportunity and equality under the law. and make no mistake, the senate will forcefully comment consistently and urgently address the greatest threat to this country into our planet, climate change. this senate will legislate. it will be act

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james harden one of the biggest names in basketball has been treated to the brooklyn nets.w reunited with kevin durant and hopefully joins kyrie irving whose status remains unclear to form a three-headed super team. here's the complete breakdown of the four-team trade the rockets get victor oladipo dante right correx and 4 1st round picks they can also swap picks with brooklyn in 2021 2325 27 the next they get james harden the pacers get cares lover in a second round pick and the cavs get jared allen and taurean prince just the nba being the nba now staying in the association, the warriors 3 game road trip has been cut short by one game. their matchup with the phoenix suns have been postponed because the sun's don't have enough players to field a team between positive covid tests and contact tracing. this comes on the same day eric paskel find found out that he registered a false positive which forced him to miss last night's game against the pacers haskell is just thrilled to be able to get the confusion solved and make that road trip with his teammates. >>used to you to y

crimes ranging from trespass the manhunt ramps up, with more arrested, including this son of a brooklynthe georgia dad allegedly caught with an assault rifle and 100 rounds of ammunition. the u.s. district attorney calling the capitol grounds essentially a crime scene. >> even if you left d.c., agents from all local field offices will be knocking on your door. >> o'donnell: and why was this olymc t in the capitol and wearing his team u.s.a. jacket? no apology, president trump says he's not to blame for inciting the mob. but on capitol hill, the breaking news-- republican liz cheney backs impeachment, as majority leader mitch mcconnell reportedly tells associates the president es. new deadly threats for inauguration, including a plan to surround the capitol, white house and supreme court and kill lawmakers, and the threats tonight to all 50 states. new vaccine rules, more doses released as all americans 65 and over or with pre-existing conditions are considered eligible to get their shot. the mets stadium in new york will become a mega vaccine site, but in alabama, this mega crowd could

his pride and emotion were palpable yesterday as this self-described kid from brooklyn and son of an exterminator and a housewife became the first jewish member of congress to lead either chamber. an historic milestone. now, the senate's handled an even split before. 20 years ago, faced with the same scenario, the two leaders brokered a power-sharing agreement so the institution could function smoothly. the democratic leader and i are discussing a similar agreement now. i have been heartened to hear my colleague say he wants the same rules from the 2000's to apply today. because certainly 20 years ago, there was no talk, none whatsoever, of tearing down long-standing minority rights on legislation. the legislative filibuster is a crucial part of the senate, leading democrats like president biden himself have long defended it. democrats themselves just spent six years using it literally to block bills from senator tim scott's police reform to coronavirus relief. and less than four years ago, when it was republicans who held the senate, the house, and the presidency, 27 current democra

james harden is going to the brooklyn nets.is a four-team there action hard in is the key focal point here he's been unhappy in houston he is out. he'd headed to brooklyn to be reunited with k.d. and kyrie ir irving they get some first round picks and pick swaps as well a pick from cvd, too the headline, the pacers are involves they get victor oladipo. james hardin out of houston, houston set to launch on essentially a big multi-year rebuilding process as well lot of picks, lot of flops hardin is out. oladipo and others, i feel like guy donny calling the wfan >> brian, thanks brian sullivan with the latest he mentioned multi-team, the pacers, the cavaliers as well as the melts. you know i have no idea what was just said by brian he's a great guy, great reporter i will toss it up, jump ball i want to say. guy, why don't you take it >> nice job. melissa -- >> yeah. >> how many basketballs do they play at 2021 in an nba game? >> is this like a trick question one! >> no it's not a trick question. >> one i've seen basketball before.

james harding and kevin durant led brooklyn on a 15-0 run. 98-85. the lakers playing at the cavs.game home. season high 46 points. 21 coming in the fourth quarter alone. the spark coming after lebron heard a cavs executive joking about a missed shot. 115-108. over the weekend lebron reflected on what this past year since kobe's death has been like for the lakers. >> man, it's insane. time heals all. it's devastating and tragic as it was and still is to all of us involved with it, you know, only time and it takes time. everyone has their own grieving process. >> to this time, mamba on 3. we want to recognize he's part of our organization and ever since the tragedy happened we had a mindset that this is bigger than, you know, ourselves. >> laura, hard to believe it's already been a year since kobe's death. as a sports fan that's one of the moments where i remember where i was when i learned the news. i was at my son's little league baseball practice. >> i remember you had just interviewed kobe not that long ago. >> two weeks before. >> andy, appreciate it. thanks. >>> what you are s

. >> brooklyn. >> brooklyn. >> from brooklyn. >> oakland. >> my had parents they live in the desert out four years, add the u.s. naval observetory, which will be home for vice president and her family. >> it reflects america and it's what it should be. it should be about love and unity. >>> with all the focus on wednesday's presidential on inauguration, it may be easy to forget that the country remains itontinuo of a soer in the u.s. and around the world. italy has been imposing strict lockdowns to try to contain the virus and the battle against covid-19 in one city is bringing out the best in people. no naples. >> reporter: the second wave on coronavirus has been brutal in naples. but there's a time honored custom that is helping to heal wounds. a custom that started in the coffee shop. the people of naples are firry and caffinated. even amid pandemic restrictions. their famous espresso and a tradition of kindness lives on. a pay it forward, cup of coffee. so, it goes like this, you pay for your coffee, but then you leave something extra then the next time somebody comes in who can't a

andrew cuomo writing on twitter, larry king was a brooklyn boy who became a newsman. married eight times, to seven women, over the years, king battled a number of health issues, including a heart attack, lung and prostate cancer. and a near-fatal stroke that left him in a coma for two weeks, in 2019. his family says he was hospitalized after christmas and passed away saturday in los angeles. >> i like to be remembered as someone, who greatly contributed to the profession he chose to be in. and if he made it a drop better, by his being there. >> reporter: larry king was 87. abc news, washington. >> wow. 50,000 interviews. can you believe that? abc 7 news sent out the alert about larry king this morning through our mobile app. you, too, can be the first to know. to get updates like these right to your phone, you can download the app and enable push alerts. >>> the lights are back on for thousands in santa cruz county after a wind storm caused damage to power lines on tuesday. in this pg&e emergency outages map, you can see several clusters of green representing 50 homes

not bad for a jewish boy from brooklyn born in 1933, back then he was lawrence zeiger. >> i dreamed ofeing on the radio. >> reporter: and that dream came true in the 1950s. in miami florida. new city, new job, and a new name, courtesy of his boss. >> he has "the miami herald" open and there was an ad for king wholesale liquors and he said that is your name. >> reporter: and he hosted a show airing coast to coast. a national audience got to know king and his knack for lively conversation. >> what you want in an interview is a passion, a sense of humor, ability to explain what you do very well, and a little bit of a chip on your shoulder. >> reporter: ted turner came calling in 1985. he needed a new host for his fledgling cable news network. >> this is the premiere edition of "larry king live." >> i think that we both put each other on the map. >> we made cnn because everyone started coming to that show. >> reporter: among them, the leaders of the free world. >> i don't want to dwell on the watergate thing. might well have been reelected if you didn't pardon richard nixon. what is it lik

. >> blockbuster brooklyn deal.es harden on his way to the empire state joining kyrie irving and reuniting with kevin durant. the nba superstar starting lineup that could give lebron and the lakers a run for their money. >>> good morning, america. great to be with you on this thursday morning, as well as it is great to be with robin and george. and i know, george, you had a very busy day yesterday. it was an unprecedented day for the country. >> we are living through a major moment in american history. there is no question about that. the events unfolding in our nation's capitol are stunning. president trump now the first american president to be impeached twice. all of the house democrats and a record ten republicans charging a sitting american president with insurrection against the u.s. government. just one week after the capitol was stormed by rioters you see right there and washington, d.c. now on the highest of alerts. more military troops in place to protect the capitol than are currently deployed in the war

it's like home to me lawrence harry's i go was born into a poor family of jewish immigrants and brooklyn the sudden death of his father left the family in dire financial straits and to roger less laurie badly finishing high school but he had to pass on to use the voice that had been given to him and i don't know why most of her. a good voice pre-puberty people kept telling me you got to be honorary so i would imitate radio with less than $20.00 in his pocket a 24 year old larry set off for the sunshine state in such of golden opportunities that he said goodbye to lawrence vida and became larry king he took a gig as a d.j. all the while freelancing writing columns and trying to get on the air waves and from those humble beginnings he started he walked his way towards his big break came in 1978 when king landed the upon a miss the late night radio larry king show t.v.'s fast live worldwide phone and program it started in 28 cities 5 years later it was in 118 nary king became a household name radios number one interviewer larry king thank you very much good evening everybody on this tuesday

russian opposition leader valmy is heading home kremlin critic to pots on a flight to moscow from brooklyn up to almost 5 months recovering from a nerve agent attack they face and maybe a response to rival in russia he says he's not worried also coming up ready to make an insurrection all 50 us states are on high alert in the run up to president elect joe biden's inauguration this week 25000 national guard troops are being sent in to protect the nation's capital. and salvation from god did 19 england converts a cathedral into a coronavirus vaccination center plan a site it's practical not pious will go inside the church where the elderly enjoy organ music as the one that shows. a matinee held welcome russian opposition leader alexei navalny has departed germany where he's been recovering from a nerve agent attack that almost killed in the valley is on a flight from berlin is international airport bound for moscow he insists russian president vladimir putin ordered his poisoning which the kremlin denies now could be arrested on his arrival earlier suspended sentence at moscow's one of airpo

always describe yourself to me and to just about everybody as a kid from brooklyn that's what i was i mean i think what it means is rick i never of forgot. where i came from and that's true to this minute i never forgot or came so i'm 85 years old but i'm the kid from brooklyn and that's what i brought to the business being curious born to do interviews where i was born to be what i do. i didn't go to college. my brother did more can now on the street in new york and a friend introduces me to james sermons who was chief of staff announcers at c.b.s. wonderful man and i said to him i want to get in a radio what should i do. and he said get down to miami and i knocked on doors and small station w.h.r. in miami beach gave me a job i was a dish sarky and on may 1st 19 fifties. i saw the army and from that moment when that light went on and i told the audience it was my 1st day never never have a live audience i. i found my magic. i've been reading a long time. on t.v. is one of the few channels. i did as news this is my country the greatest show on earth tell the truth. remembering our la

get it to jarrett allen, and brooklyn dumps utah. no problem in their game tonight.y, he can finish like nobody's business, as can this pup. this is a smart dog. this is a dog that knows how to have fun, and i don't think i've ever seen that before. takes that little sled thing. up to the top and there you go. on the way down. and you know, frank, while we're talking about cold weather sports, we must mention that team usa beat canada today, 2-0, in the junior championship, so there you go. sharks on january 14th. >> got it on my calendar, can't wait. see you later, everyone. good night. >> thanks, mark. thanks, everybody. >> by, julie. oor as you are. stop talking. cam? lily lost her first tooth today, and she's very excited about a visit from the tooth fairy. when i had my first loose tooth... (mouths words) my mama tied one end of a string to it and the other to the tail of a guernsey cow... (mouths word) fired off a 12-gauge shotgun, and the cow went running out of the room. that never happened. tell that to the cow-shaped hole in my bedroom wall. gotcha! (gasps)

cnn, brooklyn, new york. >>> let me ask you a question.ow much pressure do you put on yourself to be perfect? >> i have been living out this narrative of be a good girl, work hard, perform well, make yourself valued and valuable by how much you can do, how much you can produce, and so that narrative drove me basically to this place of deep depression. >> that's pastor juanita rasmus, she's been a spiritual director to members of beyonce's family, she's a cancer survivor and author of "learning to be, finding your center after the bottom falls out." she talked to me about what i call the reset. >> covid-19 is inviting us to check out our core values and to see how far we've sailed away from them. >> that is the reset, trying to figure out what our priorities really are here. she's resurrected a 13 ed century practice that we can all today, called the examine. >> at the end of the night the examine invites you to sit at the edge of the bed or in a chair and to just take a few moments and invite the knowing within you, invite spirit to help y

hundreds were met by police after crossing the brooklyn bridge into manhattan. the conflict started after officers ordered the crowd out of the street. the department faces a lawsuit over treatment of black lives matter marchers last summer. >>> across the country, a strange case is playing out in oregon. detectives say a suspect threatened to call police on his victim. megan >> reporter: this morning an oregon mother revealing a scary and bizarre encounter during a carjacking. on saturday, someone stole krista's suv while it was parked outside this meat market in portland. she left her honda running as she ran into the store to grab a few things when someone stole the suv and drove off. moments later, to her amazement, the man returned to the parking lot and threatened to call the police on her for leaving her son unattended. the man ordered her son out of the suv and drove off again. >> us moms get real busy, and we think we're running in for a second and it's a perfect example of letting our guard down and how terribly it could have ended. >> reporter: she wa

por ejemplo, informaciÓn errÓnea sobre un centro de vacunaciÓn en brooklyn causÓ gran conmociÓn de personasas se aglomeraron para recibir la vacuna en este centro de new york luego de que falsos rumores se esparcieron sobre la disponibilidad de vacunas. este agente de la policÍa dispensaba a la multitud. >> el problema es la distribuciÓn. no tenemos un sistema que se encargue de la distribuciÓn en pandemia y por eso se ve el caos. reportera: en el estado de nueva york mÁs de 7 millones de personas son elegibles y lo que se provee no es suficiente. este centro abriÓ esta semana para la vacunaciÓn, pero hoy se vio un panorama diferente, ya que fue cancelada la vacunaciÓn. >> tenÍamos una cita y no me dijeron que estaba cancelado. dijeron que mandarÍan un e—mail. reportera: varios hospitales tambiÉn cancelaron citas mientras reina la confusiÓn. >> tratÉ de hacerlo online, pero no he podido. escuchÉ que aquÍ se podÍa. voy a llamar para ver. reportera: el alcalde de blasio informÓ, que podrÍan enfrentar una escasez de vacunas la prÓxima semana. presentadora: mientras tanto, en miami, los residen

i know a lot of people in brooklyn who like to get high and eat pizza.y just eat nuts, but today decided to branch out. of course this is a brooklyn squirrel so he made sure the slice was made with gluten-free she's pretty also charge a twist parents credit card. he would've taken inside the tree but they are the boss you considered that indoor dining. and he would've been tased. topic number two. here is one way to get around paying for overpriced airport food at newark airport customs and border patrol agents confiscated 9 pounds of a bushmeat. from a passenger arriving from ghana. and when you hear what is in it, you are going to barf. bushmeat is said to be a mix of fat, monkey, rat and antelope. otherwise known as a value meal at arby's. bushmeat known for curing diseases. so it would have fit in well with the good people of new jersey. but just to be safe customs agents had the meat destroyed by sending it to chris christie's house. there caught sneaking bushmeat into the u.s. could face fines of two and $50000. good luck getting that out of someon