when i leave new york city, i originally grew up -- i lived in the brooklyn, lived all over brooklyn, and i originally grew up in long island so even if i go to long island and i visit my parentses and i sleep there for a couple of days, i feel like i'm in a completely different place. when i get to the city everything is different. so it's encouraging to know you wrote your book when you were out of the brooklyn and still able to capture it in a way you wanted to. >> yeah. i did go back and visit. that was probably a reason i had a holdup with my being able to write. i went back right before i was finally able to sit down and get everything out and walk around the neighborhood, visited my old neighborhood and walked around. win to the heritage center in the book and it's a real place. and kind of just remembered all of the rhythm and the things i wanted to capture on the page, guess. >> cool. so, last question. what do are you working on now? >> total silence. >> i hate when people ask me that question. i'm intryinged. you have spectacular blowout, how do you follow it up. >> i'm act

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. >> jimmy: you were in brooklyn before that? >> i was in brooklyn before that.nice. >> i love when you guys come to brooklyn. >> jimmy: we love coming to brooklyn, we love that. that's something we really missed last year. >> i know. >> jimmy: more than anybody anything, as far as covid goes. >> i believe it. >> jimmy: more than my parents. [ laughter ] are you acclimating? do you know l.a., do you know the area? >> i -- sort of. not really. from like a living perspective. i'm trying to find my brooklyn in los angeles. >> jimmy: you will not find that. [ laughter ] >> i believe you. but i'm trying to. i want to find my brooklyn pizza. >> jimmy: ah. >> i want to find my brooklyn bagels. >> jimmy: oh. >> i want to find -- >> jimmy: right. >> i'm welcoming any advice that you have. >> jimmy: bagels, there's a really good place called pop's bagels, a really good bagel. pede zarks i'll give you my pizza choices off the air, honestly, i am so revered at an authority on pizza -- [ laughter ] it could close down businesses. [ laughter ] you know, it really could be deva

jillian: new york city mayor bill deblasio ditching the burgers for the brooklyn nets and social medianough. we will show you. ♪♪ limu emu... and doug. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ todd: 19 republican attorneys general emerging president biden to reinstate the keystone pipeline and protect our nation's energy infrastructure after that hack, colonial pipeline left million scrambling without gas. jillian: alan wilson and indiana attorney general todd rashida join us now. appreciate your time. do you think there is a possibility this could happen? >> absolutely. we will never stop fighting for the pipeline. it is the safest way to transport fossil fuels. americans and hoosiers just saw what happens when you don't have a pipeline. the environmental activists pulling the puppet strings of joe biden aren't

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we're heading over the brooklyn bridge toward park slope, the brooklyn neighborhood, where paul author and syria, who's bought a brownstone house decades ago. it's a quiet, cozy residential area due to the ban demik. there are even fewer cars than usual. ah. the 2 are also on power in terms of international acclaim. both have written best sellers. in the u. s. they're considered the star literary couple. but often media reports about who's still describe her as the wife of writer paul last or how does she feel about that? let's see, we stopped your age where you are right now. your age doesn't change, but that would be kind of fun. what the process, by how long do you think it will take until him ever reports about paul? it would say the husband of novelist, serious. but once i deeply understood that this was a cultural way of insisting that women not assumed positions of authority. and that when a woman clearly assumes her own authority, people not everyone, both men or women by the way, not exclusively men, will be out to punish her. and that punishment will take the form of trying t

half of brooklyn is mine. most of staten island would be delivered for me.s sliwa has no chance in the java election, no chance whatsoever. >> were out of time for this round. thank you for your answers on electability. josefa velasquez come over to you. >> good evening general men. for the next topic we want to discuss is the economy. we asked the democratic mayoral candidates a similar question at the debate two weeks ago. the next mayor will inherit a city that is reading from the pandemic thousands of tourism and hospitality jobs have not recovered, many office workers are still working from home and if you walk around the city you see a lot of vacant storefronts. both of you been vocal about the need to improve public safety. besides fighting crime how would you bring these jobs back? mr. sliwa let's start with you. sliwa: first off get to start with safe streets and take subways. people will visit the city. when people read around the world that transportation opens up to new york city, the three people were recently shot in times square they will not

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this one played out in the streets of brooklyn. >> it was thanks to an unexpected group of heroes. will ganss is here with more. will? >> hey, reena. the motto for new york's police department is new york's finest. the fire department's is new york's bravest. and the sanitation department is known as new york's strongest. they're living up to that superlative. in a city known for pizza rats and naked cowboys, new york's sanitation workers have seen just about everything. >> you think an ordinary day would be garbage trucks, but in these streets you see everything. >> until they saw this, flames billowing out of a second story window along their collection route in brooklyn. >> when we pulled up to the corner the smoke was billowing out the building. but what caught our attention was the lady screaming "help." >> robert and george jumped into action. >> not even conversation. me and my partner locked eyes, like we know what to do. >> simultaneously, like we just jolted out of the truck and ran up to the lady. >> the duo never trained in ems or fire safety, but like they do every sin

a group of brooklyn men accused of stealing covid 19 relief money by submitting unemployment claims and got caught because they flung their fortunes on social media. prosecutors say four of the alleged these posting pictures of themselves with large piles of cash. that's not the way you do it. the suspects charged, still at large. jillian: cvp set a record number of venezuelan migrants showing up at the southern border under president biden's policies nearly all of them are being led into the country. young voices contributor daniel martino immigrated from venezuela and joins us now. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me.

giuliani is not a subject of the brooklyn investigation.o influence the election by spreading unsubstantiated claims of corruption about mr. biden through a number of channels, including mr. giuliani. it is unclear whether the brooklyn prosecutors will ultimately charge any of the ukrainians. giuliani, who has not been charged of wrongdoing, has denied that he has worked for any ukrainians. thank you for getting up way too early with us on this friday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> i can't imagine anyone

last month, potter shot and killed wright during a traffic stop for expired tags in brooklyn center,is suburb potter claims she thought she was firing her taser but pulled her gun out instead by mistake she pleaded not guilty meantime, the city is making changes to its own policing. cnbc's valerie castro here with a look at the police reform underway there and really across the nation >> in light of the death of daunte wright, the brooklyn center city council moved quickly to pass police reforms over the weekend the 4-1 vote came down after several hours of testimony that included daunte wright's own mother the reforms include the creation of an unarmed civilian division to handle minor traffic violations and respond to mental health calls a new city department will be created to oversee community safety and the reforms will also prohibit arrests for low level offenses wright's mother says it's all a step in the right direction. >> mog is going to bring my son back but i'm so happy that this resolution was passed and now we just have to see what happens going forward. >> she went on

kevin duran put up 39 for brooklyn. they don't get it done.ell, we've already got to collegiate champs in the bay area this year. that stanford women's hoops and santa clara women soccer. now the usf men's golf team is competing in the nc double a championships for the first time ever they have some work to do, though, after the first round today, the dogs are in 30th. that's the last place and finally, hey, steph curry isn't the only bay area bollard training half-court shots in practice get a load of christina new way. you remember her from her days at how women's hoops. she now plays for the dallas wings in the wnba in play a ton of minutes. but she proved that she can still shoot that >> san francisco has a hard earned reputation as a drinking town. the pandemic put a stop to that temporarily at least at the local watering holes. we don't know what people did in the privacy of their own homes. but now the bars are starting to welcome back patrons. so on the cusp of a hot holiday weekend. we feel it's only right to rename tonight's dine and

i wrote part of the book at the brooklyn library. so i'm delighted to be able to talk with you all today. >> .. un >> welcome everyone to the official book launch a search for common ground. i was super excited when rick and pedro asked me to host this conversation. if you don't know me, i am the chief of global policy of externall relations college board is 100 -year-old yeeducation nonprofitha

. >> first it was shake shack, now it is the brooklyn -- new york city mayor bill deblasio getting dumped on according to the latest vaccine establishment. we are coming right back. >> the united nations gather tomorrow to address the situation in the middle east as violent rages between the israelis and hamas. >> new york times writer appears to blame the ongoing conflict on the trump administration. here to react, chief of staff fred fleiss, thanks for being here. here's the quote blame you guys, they were widely seen as demonstrating declining interest on the part of some of his relapse arab neighbors in backing the palestinians giving benjamin netanyahu of israel more latitude to pursue strategies that further intensify israeli-palestinian tensions. what your response to that? >> it is really absurd. he praised the abraham accords which brought peace to the middle east. liberal pundits hated the fact that donald trump really had diplomatic victories moving towards peace and not giving the palestinians an opportunity to veto efforts towards peace. biden has tried to embrace the palesti

alicia: no, i'm going to go with yours, brooklyn -- brooklyn what? griff: brooklyn strong.ve one. i wasn't a bourbon drinker, but now thanks to covid, i love it. griff: having been born and raised in the south, i may have had a mint julep, but i've never been to the kentucky derby. i went last enough and there was a protest outside. but it's great to see the racetrack there in churchill downs opening up, a sign that we're finally getting a little bit further to seeing normalcy return. that's all for us. "fox news live" continues with eric and arthel. i'm griff griff jenkins. risch liver and i'm alicia acuna. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ eric: well, starting today california is giving 76,000 prettiers the opportunity to get -- prisoners the opportunity to get released earlier, and guess what? the vast majority are prisoners who have been convicted of violent crimes. the state making the move with little notice beforehand as it tries to further trim the population of what once was the nation's largest state correctional system. and, of course, now the question is what does all th

also the core owner -- co-owner of leyenda in brooklyn. an incredible entrepreneur. you do so much. me ask you about your peers. how many are surviving on government support? for a lot it is not enough. i feel like the lay of the land in the restaurant scene will change dramatically from 2019. ivy: it cannot be stressed enough how much has changed in my industry. so many places have closed. one in six restaurants have closed permanently. that is a huge impact just on my industry but also on the whole country. it has been very tricky, very hard. the opposite of covid is hospitality. eating and drinking and hugging and joining as people. really up until the other day when the restaurant relief fund, there was not a lot of help. ppp was not necessarily conducive to restaurants. only $34 billion of the ppp went to bars and restaurants, despite 280 million -- $280 billion of lost revenue. amanda: what are you hearing about the restart? america is kind of the envy of the world when it comes to the pace of vaccinations. you are not quite there yet. it is not life back to normal. where are

one a brooklyn takes a 2. nothing series lead game 3 on friday. i know george kittle said that it happening on house and hand watch now will be no cut blocks to know star-studded defensive end coming off of an ace in and train. jim, your buddies now. but maybe we'll you know, it will be interesting. yeah. like i said, you know, even for the most secure, people have to be a bit awkward. of course it will see it. like most coaches say competition, fuel success know. hey, maybe we'll push each other. yeah. hopeful. all right. thank you. thank you, jason. >> coming up, scientists say coming up with new information on the outer limits of the human life span, how it could make some seniors seem more like middle aged. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped

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we're heading over the brooklyn bridge toward park slope, the brooklyn neighborhood, where paul author and syria, who's bought a brownstone house decades ago. it's a quiet cozy residential area due to the pan demik. there are even fewer cars than usual. ah, the 2 are.

rob marciano out there in brooklyn. rob, what's going on?he fires that are happening in the west. we have pretty high fire danger today. this is one that broke out just west of phoenix yesterday. globe, arizona, 1,500 acres burned there. 0% containment, it was there, and it was determined to be human cause unfortunately. let's be careful as we get deeper into fire season. it's looking like it's going to be a tinderbox out there. we have the red flag warnings posted for california, much of new mexico, nevada, colorado, and freeze warnings as well. it's chilly today in chicago and parts of the upper midwest and the great lakes, and that cold blast is driving south and east today. a couple of pulses coming through the rockies, one that brought the severe weather is bringing it today. another one coming through. 6 to 12 inches in colorado. we're not done with winter yet. time now for your lo . >>> good morning. warming and drying trend gets us through the weekend. a red flag warning through the period. 60s at the coast. 8 around the babababababa

now how much and i have all the sport brooklyn net to show one of the favors to win the championship as they take it to nothing serious needs over boston. ah, intense diplomatic efforts are continuing with leaders working to submit a cease fire between israel and tom ass. but for many attention has now shifted to another potential flash point. the prospect of the forced evictions 6 more palestinian families this time and so one an occupied east jerusalem process broke out as at his ready court was expected to review and appeal all those orders. the hearing's not been postponed. the reminder, there was a similar case in nearby shake. java that sparked the recent violent escalation. our team of correspondence has run across developments on this story. you'll know outside of standing by for us in gaza in a moment will speak to our diplomatic as a james base for the latest on the us secretary of state and his tour of the region . but 1st let's go to 0. how made his in shake java in occupied east jerusalem hollow? what's happening well, at the moment we're nothing is happening. but we did

huge game for kevin durant goes for 31 points as brooklyn makes it a one point game.m way out. he had 23, jason tatum this was his show. unstoppable, unguardable. he goes for 50. basically carried the celts they go 129-119. brooklyn s did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> all right and that is it for tonight. thank you so much for watching. >> "localish: bay area" is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. the bay area is full of legends, from heroes to innovators to motivators. there are many people who deserve to be recognized, so it's time to celebrate our localish legends. meet ultra marathon man dean karnazes. ♪ 350 mild that was over 80 hours and 44 minutes. ♪ i've also run across the u.s. so i've run from los angeles to new york city, and that was 3,000 miles. that was 75 days, though, so that is the longest 75 days i've spent running. you know, people say, "d

so malik has more jason pay to the brooklyn. it for living up to their billing of one of the favorite for the n b, a championship over an ocean in game 2 against boston. it wasn't just the biggest dog, kevin durant and james hardon that were on fire washington, but 5 daughters looked on stuff. joe harris was on target from long range making 7 of his 13 pointed him, looked his interested on defense, but wildly griffin nailed monster, don't talk about the address on off the monster. and then the carrier being the former and be a champion, looking as impressive as ever, on route to 15 points. net winning this 11321 a wait. we were able to pace both in the floor after we got it going off instantly . so, good, good night, for jove, good night for all of us to just play off one another and just make easy reads brooklyn will take it to nothing. theories lead into game 3. to have malik algeria, the lakers bounce back after losing their open against the phoenix suns. anthony dave is a song. the 3rd full point 5, the champions leveled the

. >>> the brooklyn hipster who found common ground where he least expected. >>> a sunday sit-down withollywood icon. michael douglas on the new final season of his acclaimed series "the kominsky method." >> if i tell you really how many people come up to me, usually after they had a couple of pops, you are the man, you are the reason why i'm on wall street. guys, i was the bad guy. no, no, no. >> a sunday sit-down with michael douglas, plus another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin with hopeful signs. the united states is emerging from the pandemic. blayne alexander is outside cdc headquarters in atlanta. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. for the past few months, any time we talked about large crowds, it's been with a tone of concern in the context of them potentially become superspreaders. as more people get the vaccine, slowly but surely scenes like these are once again becoming the norm. this morning, it's the sweet sound of sports arenas roaring back to life. the nba playoffs are back. so are the fans. in sharp contrast to last year's bubble, stadium

giuliani isn't a subject of the brooklyn investigation.ccording to people with knowledge in the matter. andre who met repeatedly with giuliani and which who the u.s. government describes as the agent of the russian intelligence services is the focus of the brooklyn investigation according to the times. we'll follow this as it develops. but this comes as new reporting from mother jones magazine shows that donald trump's long time money man and cfo, allen weisselberg already in the cross hairs of the criminal investigation also appears to be tied to a separate civil investigation in d.c. the magazine reports that previously unnoticed emails attached to a court filing last year show that weisselberg is involved in the trump inauguration case currently being investigated by the washington, d.c. attorney general. the crux of that investigation is whether trump's presidential inaugural committee and the trump organization coordinated to use inauguration funds to enrich the trump family by grossly overpaying for event space at its d.c. hotel. ema

thank you so much to the center for history and brooklyn public library. fascinating conversation. we could have gone on for five more hours. thank you. >> thank you. thank you center for history. i wrote part of the

that play reminds me of playground basketball in brooklyn.g to play the los angeles lakers in a one game challenge this week. what great time to be a fan. >> dana: i think your pick-up came in brooklyn are probably different than the ones jesse had on long island. i'm just imagining. >> jesse: i grew up in philly, dana, come on. >> dana: dagen you are next. >> dagen: if you were near captive have a island florida last week. check out cow nose rays. you want to get in the water with this ginormous school of rays? they are not that dangerous like they would probably swim around you i have done some research since i have got 45 seconds to kill. this is a threatened species they migrate up and down the atlantic coast. they apparently mate in the chis peek bay area. [laughter] >> dagen: if you are in the area, maybe you can say some ray mating. >> dana: dagen, at least they are in school. >> greg: oh. >> jesse: oh. >> juan: i think that's a dana's corny joke. >> dana: gutfeld, who do you have on tonight? >> greg: robby suave, tyrus and kat. >> dan

thank you so much to the center for history and brooklyn public library. fascinating conversation. we could have gone on for five more hours. thank you. >> thank you. thank you center for history. i wrote part of the tap to find this along with all previous episodes. >> welcome everyone to the aei official book launch. a search for common ground. super excited when rick and peter asked me to it host this conversation pray for those who do not know me i am stephanie i'm the chief of global policy and ext

when on sunday, form a southwick's man, korea, irving school, 39 points for brooklyn, while kevin durance contributed 42 on the 9th. boston allowed a full house of fans on the night for the 1st time since the pandemic, and somehow abuse at irving. the net scarred was even nearly hit by bottle thrown from the sun it in that way. history in terms of entertainment performers and sports for a long period of time, just underlying racism and just treat them people like they're in a human soup. you know, tom stuff that people fan things, you know, there's a certain point where it gets to be too much elsewhere. the los angeles peppers and dallas mavericks are looked at to, to in that play of contest. why leonards hit 29 points and 10 rebounds for a double double as the clippers took game for on the road. 1068. you on the final school in a straightforward when the current standing up champions, the tampa bay lightning have struck 1st in the 2nd round, playoff series against carolina harkins brighton point symbolically good dro school . the goals in a to one. when the lightning is the 2nd straight

brooklyn still leads a serious two games to one, and tatum gets a hug and some love from his son, jason. and ever play that game, you know, think fast where you kind of throw something at someone who's walking by maybe a family member of friends. i think this couple takes it to ah, anew level. this is a pretty serious game of think fast. i guess it's a thing. this guy catches every things thrown at him by his wife. video posted on tiktok's by tina sir vontae. she's throwing water bottles, books, balls, basically everything but the kitchen sink at her husband, and he catches everything. and yeah, i don't know if i've ever played a game quite like that of think fast, but that guy didn't drop any of but that guy didn't drop any of those friends. yep, running for, uh, town council reelection. oh, don't look. there's that jerk duane bailey. oh, yuck. i should say something to him, shouldn't i? i gotta be honest, i was just working off your tone. who's duane bailey and why do we hate him? honey, he's that councilman who shot down my stop sign. big phony. yeah... hey. duane bailey, seeking ree

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-- i was like, boy, when i lived in brooklyn, they wouldn't have shut the schools down. [ laughter ]d it out. >> jimmy: we could have toughed it through, for lunch we would have had an apple with a razor blade in it, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it was so surreal. and i've been promoting this film for a year. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: for a year. >> it's worth it, guys, all right? >> jimmy: and that was another thing. and i want to talk about the movie and whatever. but we were at -- just at the point, the movie was about to come out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and the movie -- by the way, i feel kind of happy about this, in a way. i'm like the original person in america who's seen this movie. [ laughter ] >> you're not quite, but there was a -- do you know there was a premiere? >> jimmy: yes, there was a premiere. >> there was a premiere. >> jimmy: i'll have all those people destroyed. [ laughter ] >> you're like genghis khan, killing off anyone who knows about it. >> jimmy: that's what people have always said about me. [ laughter ] >> you are, that world domination thing about you. >> jimmy: it is a

but you've got to see this one because we're witnessing a supwrstar in the making brooklyn in boston. game series lead for the nets. but it was all jason tatum brooklyn led by as many as 15 points early that by the end of the first. >> tatum turned it on the steel there and the 3 ball here. boston would take the lead by the end of the first hang on to it for most of the game. the celtics did make it a game, though. we've already got a couple ones coming up here. let's see to tatum can do at the end. oh, man, that's the final minute of the game. he ended up with 50 burger on the night. the final score, one 19 to one 25. so boston getting a much needed win in this one just really impressive with jason tatum was able to do against a team that contained kevin durant, kyrie irving and james harden. college sports to 40 got to collegiate chance in the bay area this year. stanford women's hoops and santa clara women's soccer. now the usf men's golf team is competing in the nc double a championships for the first time ever. they do have some work to do, though, after the first round today, th

there's a little alleyway and the name of that alley is brooklyn. some of you may remember the name of the ship that bore 200 mormons under samuel brannon to san francisco was called the brooklyn. we're standing in front of a church. there's a baptist church. it was rebuilt in 1908. now the reason why this is of interest is twofold. one there's a disproportionate number of christian churches in chinatown. the reason why is almost from its founding outside as we're absolutely obsessed with converting chinese to the christian religion? why i'm not always sure but suffice it to say many times. they literally had a church that was referred to as a mission as if they had gone to china now as a religion, it's not common in china. it's about fact there are more muslims in china than there are christians. but this period where before the turn of the century there were chinese here there were various groups who sent representatives missionaries to come down and convert chinese and very importantly in the restricted quota period from 1943 to 1968. since only

i grew up in brooklyn in a multiracial family. adopted as were two of my siblings who are black and my parents were able to raise all five of us on civil servant salaries. it's incredibly difficult to do today and i know that new york families need all of us to come together and support them because everyone wants what my parents are able to have, their grandchildren are still here, i'm still here, i live two blocks from my mom. that is what new yorkers want. they want government to be out of their way and let them live their lives and just do our jobs. >> kathryn garcia, thank you so much. >>> next, they have a bold agenda, but how do democrats overcome republican roadblocks? congresswoman sara jacobs will tell us next as she fights to get american families greater access to childcare. >>> first, here's a look at what's ahead on msnbc. >>> activist david hogg joins us to discuss preventing gun violence in america and discuss a new documentary on the parkland shooting. join us tonight at 9:00 eastern on msnbc. t at 9:00 eastern on

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