>> first, i live in brooklyn. i was a state senator in brooklyn. i'm the brooklyn burro president.nd i am insulting the public to constantly talk about a conversation of where i live when we have over 100,000 children that don't have a place to live. the next 12 days i'm focused on the campaign, that is why people said give us your e-zpass records. i did. i opened my home, which i normally don't do because i'm a private person with my family. i did. i went beyond that. i have a city i'm trying to be the mayor to run that we have real problems in this burro, and that's my focus and i answered that question over and over again with a great level of transparency. i am a brooklyn knight and i love being a brooklyn knight. >> so your challenger maya wiley got a major endorsement fromcase failed to respond to why she would take guns away from police officers. she's criticizing your approach saying nobody is seriously talking about taking guns away from cops. i don't support that. eric thinks the solution to every problem is a badge and a gun. sometimes armed police are the solution, but

i think it is the brooklyn show— they can? i think it is the brooklyn show to— they can?ey can? i think it is the brooklyn show to be honest with _ they can? i think it is the brooklyn show to be honest with you. - that's all from sportsday. the weather was pretty good for most of us today. but across the southeast and east anglia it rained from late morning pretty much all through the afternoon, so it washed out here. and the weather is still damp overnight across the extreme southeast but the vast majority of the country will have a dry night. temperatures early in the morning on saturday will range from 6 degrees in newcastle to 13 in london. lots of sunshine right from the word go, in fact the best of the weather will be further east you are during the course of saturday. out towards the west weather front is approaching and we are expecting some showers in western scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales and the southwest of the country. he showers will probably drift a little bit further towards the east later on saturday but again most of us should have a fine an

i lived in brooklyn, i lived over brooklyn and i originally grew up in long island. even if i go to long island and i visit my parents and i sleep there for a couple ofe days, i feel like i'm in a completely different place. everything is different. it's encouraging to know that you wrote your book when you were out brooklyn and you were still able to capture in the way that you wanted to. >> yeah.ep back and visit -- that was one to have reasons that i was having a little holdup. i did go back right before i was finally able to sit down and get everything out andso walk around the neighborhood, visited my old neighborhood and i walked around -- i went to the heritage center which is ind the book and it's a real place. and kind of just remembered all of the rhythms and the things that i wanted to capture on the page, i guess. >> cool. so last question, what are you both working on now? >> silence. >> i hate when people ask me that question. just intrigued. you had spectacular blowout successes and amazing books, how do you follow it up? >> i'm actually working on a g

that's going to be able to knock off the big three in brooklyn.he nets look unstoppable, and i should say the big too, because james harden the bearded one on the bench again with a hamstring issue. no problem at all against the bucks early on,. bl. watch blake griffin. looks like he is definitely found his niche with brooklyn and turn back the clock and so doing a couple of possessions later watch k d take care of yannis entered the campo and show off his serious game face on the way back down the other end. bump brooklyn up by 19 in the second quarter again, blake griffin on the baseline and i didn't have to tell you man. when he went to brooklyn, it was like took care is no big deal. other guys got nothing left. he's proven everybody wrong just to ramp up 28 warrior fans. you know you missed this. watch k d all the way back from the achilles issue to score the bucket. he had 32. this thing wasn't a game 1 25 to 86 brooklyn are. core right now. they are serious. they lead the bucks two games to none. talk about serious, serious fan ege in phoeni

at the intersection of lake shore avenue and brooklyn avenue.say six people were shot, ranging in age from 16 years old to 27 years old. a 22-year-old man died. >>> two suspects have been arrested. oakland police say they are trying to figure out whether it was a shoot-out between the two suspects. since they recovered two types of shell casings. >>> tonight, we are learning a former uc davis student who vanished in russia has been found dead. >> npr is reporting a man in his 40s is under arrest on suspicion of murder. katherine saruse's body was found 250 miles east of moscow. >> she moved from california two years ago to study law at a russian university. she was last seen tuesday after getting into a car. her mother says her daughter had sent her an email expressing alarm that she was in a car with strangers. no word yet on a motive for the killing or how she died. >>> a chp helicopter was called to saint helena. they hoisted up a mountain biker who had callen 50 feet down a ravine. it happened two miles from the park trail head. also learnin

from manhattan and brooklyn.anhattan voters, a lot of them have really favored people like kathryn garcia. brooklyn favored eric adams, brooklyn borough president, the most name recognition there. it really depends where in the city people come from. caroline: interesting that you said with andrew yang for example, depending on young voters. is it new voters most of all? are we thinking that demographics, the older voter is more discipline? shelly: a lot of the data the campaigns up going off our older voter counts. new registered voters, the question is, are they going to turn out to vote? in the campaign come on instagram, social media, but it is one thing to take a picture with andrew yang and another to vote for him. caroline: it is not all about social media. tell that to our tweeter in chief, that is joe weisenthal. stay tuned bloomberg's special coverage of the primary starting at 7:00 p.m. ♪ >> from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide in silicon valley and beyond. this is "bloomberg te

the battle of brooklyn had just been waged in america had lost badly. washington's army was defeated. the marylanders who i drew a book called washington's immortals had bought us an hour more precious in our history than any other where washington with a rearguard action washington's army was able to retreat into fortifications at brooklyn heights. the british army which had surrounded the american army there was about to come up with the east river and also siege lines were creeping forward. it was a perilous time. it was a time in our history when all could be lost. washington had a decision to make. was he going to retreat or fight and washington decided to retreat. this is the time when all could be lost. the entire army could be surrounded and destroyed and everything rested upon the shoulders of the men in the book that i've written about, the marblehead men. washington decided to retreat and he had to cross a mile long river, the east river and this is -- let me take you back in time to august 30 . there had been a massive nor'easter that had pe

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a ferry runs aground in brooklyn. with crowds out again here in new york as covid rules ease, the vessel taking on water. first responders on the scene. more than 100 passengers onboard. the images just coming in. >>> dangerous heat wave. record high temperatures from the plains to the east. a heat emergency in boston. after storms blew through the northeast, the new flash flood threat for parts of the south tonight. >>> midair scare. passengers and crew restraining a man allegedly trying to breach the cockpit and shouting, "stop this plane," forcing an emergency landing. the surge in unruly behavior on planes nationwide. >>> trump steps out. the former president making his first public speech in months after facebook's decision to silence him for two years. and the criminal investigation he faces heats up. >>> the white house calling those ransomware attacks on critical systems a rising national security concern. many coming from overseas. the white house saying president biden is meeting on this saturday with his na

>> i am from next door. >> i thought you were born in brooklyn. >> yes. >> yes.i heard that. >> he got the details spot on. >> i just want to make sure the first volume plays out brooklyn and not queens. this statue was defaced of all weeks the week we are trying to get justice for the murder of george floyd. this is after five years in which hate crimes have gone way up. there were black protesters trying to desegregate a segregated beach. segregationist racists pushed them away and to some extent beat them up. that was 60 years ago. almost 60 years ago. it might seem like a long time but you can take any day of the week or the year and find a moment in civil rights history like this. it is so recent. it still goes on. america has got a lot to do. >> i will say in rounding it out, and we went long. i appreciate you guys being concise. michael makes such great points here. the living history and what we need to learn from. we can all see why michael is a historian. he has every detail when he comes in to any segment. just don't tell him havoc spent too much time

abc's zachary kiesch is at barclays center in brooklyn where it was quite a night.hit, good morning to you as well. what a game last night. tough loss for the hometown team. if you're just a fan of the game, it was certainly one heck of a show. first time a game seven has gone to overtime in 15 years. in the end, the road team, milwaukee bucks, they marched in brooklyn and knocked out a team that many thought could go all the way. instead they're out and milwaukee advances to the eastern conference finals. overnight, it was a matchup that lived up to the billing and went down to the wire. >> durant on the drive! >> reporter: two of the nba's best battling back and forth. in a pivotal game seven. milwaukee came out strong and hit big buckets leaving the brooklyn nets in new york. >> the job is not done. we got to keep believing in ourselves. we got to keep playing good basketball. >> reporter: injuries have been the story around the league this yore with kyrie irving out with an ankle injury, and james harden nursing a hamstring. it was apparent from the jump a brook

nbc's antonia hilton was there in brooklyn. she joins me now. good morning to you.good morning, ali. happy juneteenth. here in brooklyn we are about to get started with a series of music festivals, food and dance performances, but the holiday got started first with the unveiling of a brand-new statue in george floyd's honor, coordinated by new york city council member louis's office, and the family of george floyd. his brother terrance is still here right now. what we have heard from people here on the ground today is that this holiday is about joy, it is about recognizing the resilience and strength of black communities across the united states from the legacy of slavery, but it is also about a continued push for racial justice. so that is why they see this unveiling of floyd's statue here in brooklyn today as such a symbolic and important start to the festivities. i had the chance to speak with terrance, his brother. i want you to take a listen to what he shared with me. >> it is a major statement for a major person. you know, he was -- he was major, man. that was

i'm a new yorker, live in brooklyn, new york. modest building on the block. >> do you understand, why, eric, this is being questioned? because there have been discrepancies in your official paperwork, as well. >> no, i don't understand why it's being questioned. particularly, don, let me tell you. many of my opponents. they have been following me around, for months. i've noticed that. they are my most credible messengers. they know where i am, and they know where i am, every day. and throughout the last, you know, four-to-five months. and so, they should be leading the charge and the voice to be state that eric is -- he's a new yorker. he's a brooklynite and he lives on lafayette place. >> so, all right. andrew yang. you know andrew yang, right? we know him here at cnn. we know him as a presidential candidate. he is calling on you to release your ez-pass records to prove that you don't live outside of the city or in new jersey. are you going to do that? >> yes, of course. transparency is the key. don, you know, he can pick up a c

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en brooklyn por varias semanas.ente joe biden por estar a favor del aborto. >>> temperaturas bastante frescas en el Área de la bahÍa. les tengo el pronÓstico al regresar. (comerciales) >>> gracias por continuar. una decisiÓn de la conferencia de obispo catÓlicos de estados unidos estÁ scau sando controversia. recomiendan impedir que reciban la comuniÓn figuras pÚblicas quese tan a favor del aborto. la conferencia de obispos catÓlicos de estados unidos pidiÓ que se escribiera una doctrina que incluirÍa una doctrina para los catÓlicos que estÉn a favor del aborto. >>> hoy en dÍa es usado como un arma y eso es una cosa grotesta. >>> si llega ser aprobada tampoco serÍa una polÍtica nacional, solo una sugerencia. >>> la gran mayorÍa de catÓlicos apoya esta ley. >>> los mÁs conservadores aplauden a los obispos. >>> esto es una muerte segura para sÍ mismos. >>> y quien no estarÁ calificficando para esto es el presidente de estados unidos, biden. 55 obispos mostraron su rechazo y el cardenal (hablan en inglÉs) dijo que joe

he was the brooklyn borough president. he had that in his pocket.went out around the city and really campaigned for harlem, the bronx, a huge proportion of the black vote, we are expecting to go to adams. you saw other candidates like wiley not even go out and campaign in some of those places. tom: why would she not compete with mr. adams for the african-american vote? shelley: i think she did campaign for the african-american vote that it was more of the progressive very left liberal leaning african-american vote, not the necessarily law & order more conservative. tom: lisa is more articulate on this. i am thunderstruck by these results and this issue of folic safety in new york. lisa: i am not under struck because of what i've observed, in terms of the priorities and different areas. the idea that quality of life has deteriorated significantly. people are concerned about someone who can restore some order. shelley, what are the additional 12 rounds of county and -- counting and how will they affect the results given the fact that there is a pretty

and by the way, guys, they say this game seven in brooklyn will be the biggest game seven in brooklynsince 1956 world series. >> wow. >> even that is before my time. >> yeah. >> which is rare. >> barely. >> oh. >> barely, barely. >> oh, way before your time. >> thanks, dennis. >>> a stray dog barely recognizable after a massive mess of >>> finally tonight, a stray dog found in kansas city got an incredible makeover. >> and boy did he need it. take a look. you may not even know what this is at first glance -- >> it was me a week ago. >> dennis on vacation. all this massive matted hair is an 11-year-old shih tzu. it took two hours for staff members at the vet to shave off the little guy's hair. >> it was about 6.5 pounds of hair. i mean, just instant relief that he felt to be able to get all of that hair off. >> oh, good for him. >> oh yeah. >> he's so cute. that little face. >> i read that it kind of didn't smell very good either. >> i'm sure it probably wasn't that pleasant. >> how much did it cost? >> less than your haircut, dennis ththings may b be differene, but t at denny's's, one

a bust of george floyd is unveiled in brooklyn as part of this juneteenth celebrations.o to antonio hilton who was in flatbush and she joins us from bed-stuy. welcome, my friend. there are many june tenth celebrations, but this one is the most symbolic. >> absolutely, alex. well, for most of the country or for many people this holiday may seem new. it may be the first time it's being recognized on the federal level. for black communities in bed-stuy, this is not a new celebration and just to give you a sense of the feeling and the message here. take a look at this t-shirt that people are wearing. juneteenth because my people were not free in 1776, still free-ish and still fighting and that's the message in brooklyn and also around much of the country right now and while you can hear music behind me, people are dancing, cooking, there are black vendors and businesses here all celebrating. the day started out with a much more somber tone. terence floyd, george floyd's younger brother is in brooklyn taking part in these celebrations and he had a message how his brother and

where you happen to be the brooklyn borough president, we should say?s the broadest base of support than any candidate that is running. when you look at brooklyn itself, 47% of brooklynites speak a language other than english at home. we have a broad base of support. >> let's talk about the issues about policing. that really sets you apart from the other candidates in the primary. we saw protests over the past year and during the derek chauvin trial that democrats care a lot about police reform. democrats in this city also care a lot about safe communities. these aren't mutually exclusive issues, responsible policing and effective policing, but how will you navigate that issue if you happen to serve as mayor of new york city? >> you hit it correctly. far too often people believe we have to surrender the safety we need for the justice we deserve. that is wrong. i came into the police department to fight from within. i did just that. a long list of success on how we reform policing. i'm going to take the experience of public safety and match it with the e

in brooklyn, everybody has a basement. and, like you know, i grew up in brooklyn.er than our basement. [ laughter ] >> it was recently painted. and it's been -- it's not dirty, it's not cobwebby. yeah, it's a pretty good basement. >> jimmy: and you get wi-fi down there? which is really all that matters. >> yeah, it's a little dodgy, i had to take out my earpiece. i think we might have logged on to somebody else's wi-fi next door. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the nice thing about brooklyn, you're so close together, you can share wi-fi with six families who are probably doing their own movie promotion right now for their own movies. [ laughter ] do you like doing -- being able to do this this way? because otherwise you'd have to be flying all over the world, right? >> yeah, this is actually my first time doing this. >> jimmy: right. >> i mean, like a -- like we're doing now. so so far, so good. i'm really liking it. i in general zoom during the pandemic. >> jimmy: yeah? >> i really enjoy doing meetings on zoom. obviously i wish the pandemic hadn't happened and that

that is the unveiling of the george floyd memorial in brooklyn. a relevance piece of extra history on this important day, the first time the 11th federal holiday in the united states, the first time we are celebrating juneteenth as a nation. and of course george floyd part of the new civil rights movement. i was a little shocked that there were a number of your colleagues in the house of representatives who couldn't even vote symbolically to mark juneteenth. a matter that -- i don't know. i don't understand what the impediment is here. >> well, there were only 14 of them. and i agree with you, i don't independent the impediment. this is long overdue. the 14 who voted against it are those who scream most loudly about cancel culture and juneteenth is the ultimate response to cancel culture. we have canceled hundreds of years of black history in this country. and symbols are important, holidays are important. and it is really important that we recognize juneteenth. i'm so thrilled because i have a day full of activities here in the district, differen

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nothing series lead for brooklyn. in the n h l, but offending stanley cup champions, but tampa bay lightning. a one went away from the next round of the playoffs on saturday. the lightning beats the carolina hurricane game for coming from 4 to down . so when 6 for me, keith could settle, and steven sam costs school in $2.00 goals each with ample bay and they series lead . now santa $31.00 going into game 5 on tuesday. elsewhere, it looked like mess martin of the new guy that is got the better of jared, t o. d, in the fight, and in actual plays the boston bruins did not say much better. the item is taking game for, for one to tie. the 2nd round play of that to, to game 5 is on monday. the final race of the triple crown has been won by essential quality. the whole so made up for the disappointment of finishing forth the kentucky derby battling across charlie down the home stretch to the belmont stakes by a length and a half recent fix. when a rom, bower was, and youtube star logan paul of waiting 34 pounds heavier than

, brooklyn new york in the house. and as we do so, there's not last on us as a turn, a store to turn around the new gym talk. it's always a journey to jeff this. tony told me the qual, mcdonna, who was bound gear. his kayla, the police officer killed him shy and 14 tabs in the back on video. fixing tabs in the back on video. and he was convicted in a 2nd degree murder, and he was only sentenced to 6 years. both them joan, who and dallas texas was killed in an apartment. right. the white police. aw, man, amber geiger, was found guilty of 1st degree murder, reverend. and she was all they sent it to 10 years. and jeff miller was at walter scott, if south carolina same can bear can shout in the back. oh, video convicted 20 years. so each step, each case we keep making progress. we came to far term. now we have to keep going forward. and so that's where all the energy we have in the court room. we have to take the capital and we have to join some of the core booker, we have the joy congresswoman, karen bass. phillip, the t

nothing sees lead for brooklyn. m e n h l. but if ending family kept champions for tampa bay lightning, a one went away from the next round of the playoffs. on saturday, the lightning beats the carolina hurricanes and game full coming from full to down . when think for the key to cut it off. and stephen stem car school in 2 goals each with them for bay. and it says a $31.00 going into the game 5 on tuesday. elsewhere, it looks like math, martin of the new guide and got the better of jared c, a naughty in this fight. and the actual play, the bus ruins did not feel much better. the taking game for, for one to tie. the 2nd round series a to to game 5 is on monday for our charlotte clare will start from whole position for the ongoing pre later use of the chaos. a qualifying session on the post, the fastest time making up for his withdrawal, bullying home grown for monica. 2 weeks ago, the claire was the beneficiary of qualifying being so early because multiple crashes, including that'll be sema calling to find time. will chat with

as brooklyn completely dominated proceedings. the next for 3619 up off of the 1st quarter and never looked back. kevin rance was the store with 32 points. as brooklyn, 112586. elsewhere it was game one of the western content, semi final between the phoenix suns and denver nuggets. phoenix were the top team in the waste during the regular season, but they were behind for large parts of the game against denver. chris paul got a double double 21 points and he live in the sons eventually winning 120 to 105 in the n h l. playoffs. montreal canadians have stormed into the stanley cup semi final thanks to a series sweep. but when you pick jets boundary all came and a game for with a 3, nothing lead. and the train continued on monday. well, that was a little more difficult this time around the canadian needed a goal in over time to win 32, and move on to match up against either the colorado avalanche or vegas golden light . elsewhere the new york islanders are went away from the semi final round. on monday they took a $32.00 series lead

after that, after they moved out of brooklyn, i haven't seen any thing about john f. kennedy of returning to the birthplace. when kennedy became president she wrote him a letter saying, hey, guess what i'm living in your birthplace home. what's cool is that he actually responded. we have that letter, we often share that on our neighborhood tour at the very end. you know, expressing what he did. would you says, i'm glad to hear that you're living there, take a good care of it, lived there for many years to come. a place of fondness in all of our hearts for the home that we call home, our childhood home. and my best wishes to you and mrs. pollack. and what i think is very interesting about that letter is, is that before his assassination, i like to think that he was sort of coming full circle with this idea of thinking back to his birthplace and thinking back to his roots. i don't know about bobby visiting the house, i do know that ted was actually there on the opening day of 1969. and for many years, ted would actually bring busloads of kennedys every now and then. and

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" here on cnbc i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin joe is out today andrew is reporting from brooklyn andrew, i guess it is not because you get an early seat for the game against the bucks >> that would be a good idea we are here, becky, because it is game five tied 2-2 we have a big interview in the 8:00 hour this morning with the owner of the brooklyn nets joe tsai co- founder and executive chairman of alibaba. we will talk sports, media, basketball and social justice in america and so much more we are here at the barclays center, as you can see, behind me 15,000 people will be here this evening. this is effectively the big reopen trade to some degree. 98% of the folks here this evening and game two, the last game played here, 98% were vaccinated i know we had a conversation about vaccination. there is an unvaccinated section. we'll talk about that as well. testing and everything that has gone on here to make this game and the playoffs happen this season we have a lot coming up. we'll bring it to you throughout the next three hours becky. >> can i say, first of all, that's a beautif

a couple in brooklyn. he has the ability to go from one place to the other.sleeping in his office. we brought in the cameras. i interviewed him from there and made a big show of being on call and being on duty as if he was a cop again back at the precinct. being on duty 24 hours a day. and so again, you know, all this stuff was known for weeks, if not months. for the candidates to bring it up and try to make a big issue of it in the final days before voting starts is again, a sign that he's been pretty consistently ahead in the polls. he has a connection to an issue that we know the voters care about. and they've got to try to find a way to disqualify him or change the subject. >> i'm glad you said that. i'm glad you pointed it on. i had eric on last night and they said new yorkers need someone tough on crime right now. you hear from people, what do you mean by that? we don't want people tough on crime. overall crime is down. if you live in the city, you know what's up, right? so on the other side, you have maya wily who says new yorkers want fewer cops. she'

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but kevin durant, single- handedly brought brooklyn back. making it a 94-93 game. their first lead since it was 2- 0. and then kd scored 49 points and 17 rebounds with brooklyn coming back to when 114-100 a, to take the three-to series a lead. two golf, fans won't get their wish this week, to have dechambeau team up with bruce kept up. it's obvious that they don't like each other. some, including players themselves say the viewed is exactly what this sport needs. >> to me, that is growing the game. you are putting in front of people, you probably don't look at golf if you don't play it. >> it is a great banter. i personally love it. i think as time goes on, i hope we can play against each other and compete. i think it will be great for the game. >> one day that will happen and it will be a show. >>> coming up, of familiar sound coming back to the bay area bars tonight. for better or things may be different, but at denny's, one thing will always remain the same... our dedication to safely serving guests the food they love. and hey... if you love to feed people too,

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siendo llamado héroe por los vecinos. >> el hecho ocurrió en el número que aparece en pantalla en brooklynle todos fueron trasladados al hospital. > > [hablando inglés] el de dos años estaba bien o lloraban y se quejaba pero la bebé parecía inconsciente hasta la parte trasera del edificio llegaron los bomberos en estos vídeos se ve como ayudan a los pequeños y como la mujer se encuentra asentada en el suelo. >> que terrible historia. en un incidente de rebeldía en un avión comercial llegó al comandante de la aeronave a interrumpir el vuelo esto ocurrió nunca vuelo de delta cuando el pasajero comenzó a caminar de manera nerviosa por el pasillo de arriba y abajo y anunció por altoparlantes que algo iba a ocurrir antes de ser sometido por los demás pasajeros el sujeto resultó ser un auxiliar de vuelo de la propia aerolínea aaunque estaba fuera de servicio. >> el aumento de casos como este coinciden con mayor presencia de viajeros en las aerolíneas en todo el país la tsa dice que más de 2 millones de usuarios cruzaron sus controles de seguridadla cita cifras la mayor desde marzo del 2020 es de

you know, he can pick up a copy, he can come to brooklyn pour row hall and get a copy tomorrow.exactly where i am and, again, you know, my, you know, friends and neighbors and colleagues, they know where i am. i'm a brooklyn night and i'm proud of being a brooklynite. >> a report claiming he often sleeps in his brooklyn office and owns a co-op in new jersey with his partner. >>> popular baby food brand beach nut has voluntarily recalled its baby rice cereal after finding it contains high level of arsenic that exceeds fda guidelines. even low levels of arsenic exposure can affect a baby's development. each nut said no illnesses have been reported and no other products are affected by the recall. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this thursday morning. a look at markets around the world a mixed performance in asia and europe has opened narrowly mixed here on wall street stock index futures almost directionless. it was a quiet day for investors wednesday the dow fell 102 points. the next big event the consumer price index out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time today. prices are rising a

because we have a lot of work to do in atlanta, georgia, and in brooklyn, minnesota, brooklyn center, minnesota, i'm sorry, and in new york city. and in kenosha, wisconsin, and in north carolina, and in los angeles, california, and texas and chicago we have work to do. so keep pushing. this is a victory and we're going to celebrate it as a victory. but it's one small step, and we have a lot more to go. so thank you guys for being with us through all of this. thank you guys for loving this family, and pass the george floyd justice and policing act asap. [ cheers and applause ] >> amen. >> and now before we get to the family, some great lawyers from chicago, illinois, one of the best civil rights lawyers in america, and a great lawyer who hails right here in minnesota. i mean, without him giving us the lay of the land, there's no way we would have been able to achieve what we have accomplished. attorney antonio ramanucci and attorney jeff storms. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is tony romanucci. what we saw today was the final, the graph intersected, the perfect apex

maybe a little hurt pride but no brooklyn bones, but does it pass the all important mom test?ow, we need more more spaces for kids to feel like they're free because i feel like we live in a city that's so compact. today's it gives them hope, and it gives an ambition and i think it's important that if they could see that this happens, you know they could do anything. and what about the great grandmother test? we need to see samples so we can feel comfortable for our younger generation. and, of course, the acid test. what do the kids say? it's a very good playground and not like it, and they and they get they did a very good job on it. it's really fun. all icardi designing. that's goes about 500 mph, a wonderful addition to the community, perhaps decades late, but wonderful nonetheless. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and it looks like a lot of fun was had by all there today. little breezy out there. i noticed in some of the interviews. you see people's hair kind of flying around a little bit of the wind advisory that we had throughout the bay area today has expired. however we do

the series is now tied game 5 is tuesday in brooklyn.ow, the big question, will kyree irving play, but it's kind of been the story of the playoffs. a lot of these teams and their big players getting hurt. kind of stinks. yeah. hard to compete. hard to compete in us. thanks for the fans. you want to see who wins at full. >> health. yeah, you know, it's been tough because the shortened season from look from the bubble to the start of this year. so hopefully in the offseason, everyone can heal. right. everything was condensed. so put a lot of mileage on everybody's jason, thank you. thanks, jason. >> got the south bay now because tomorrow will mark the grand opening of the legoland discovery center at the great mall in milpitas stores open monday at 10:00am because of safety protocols. they have to rsvp. but this does make the first legoland discovery center in the states. they all the way down to socal anymore. enjoy it in south bay going put a foot of does not trying to nathaniel over their kids are going to love it. >> legos are a great

and you are the brooklyn borough president. this attack on an asian woman last week from a violent criminal with 17 prior arrests. and that is just one example. wee see this happening all the time, eric. hate crimes for asians are up 335%. for black people, 80%. jewish people, 37%. there's been an 188% increase in hate crimes directed at people's sexual orientation. i know people who have had to, quite honestly, move out of w harlem, because of random attacks on people. they moved to other neighborhoods that they deem more safe here in the city. why do you think there's more why do you think there's more hate and how do you stop it? there's got to be some fundamental changes here. >> so true, don. and i'm glad you pointed it out. something that is often ignored. the hate crimes against lgbtq plus community is often ignored. and you're right. i spoke with a dad of joseph, a young jewish child who was stomped, maced and assaulted in times square. and i spoke with his dad. then went to visit many of the synagogues and i have commu

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