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let's go back to cnn's mark morales in brooklyn, new york.k, obvious to say the city wasn't built to deal with anything remotely like this. i have a friend who has been bailing out his basement for the past couple of hours. i'm sure thousands are doing the same. give us a sense of where things stand where you are and how residents are coping with all this. >> it is very similar to your friend. that is the scene that has been multi mu multipl ied all over the city. you had people dealing with their basements or what we have here at this intersection. it almost looked like a river. you'll notice a couple suvs behind me. these were cars that were left in the roadway because the water level got too high and it became too dangerous for the drivers to stay in those vehicles. we're talking about water getting up to the driver's side window to the point where someone had to evacuate their vehicle. and it is not just those two cars. there is a third car over a little bit further on. and if you can hear a little bit, you can hear the rain sound, that i

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i mean, behind me right now you'll see one of the major thoroughfares here in brooklyn, the brooklyn queens expressway. pockets of this roadway were filled with flooding, so much so that you had a lot of cars that were stuck in the roadways, that were stuck with flooding. you had nypd vehicles that were going through trying to check up on people. right now there is a traffic ban in the city where officials are saying they suggest that unless you're an essential vehicle you stay off the roads. most people have done that. you'll see certain pockets where there are cars driving on the roads. as i've been saying, there's been very limited service on the mta. you're seeing some vehicles drive past behind me. this has been a situation where in a couple of hours it will be sunrise and people will be coming out and you're having -- members of the police department, the fdny. it's going to be after action report. and remember, for a few hours in were really dangerous conditions here. there were very dangerous situations where this were ongoing rescue efforts by the nypd. it's going to be a lo

bridge was impassable, and i used to live in brooklyn and near brooklyn hill of the bqe, and i saw the brooklyn expressway looking like a pond. so there is a question of when there is a natural calamities the boroughs seem to be hit the hardest, and why is that? >> that is great question. >> historically, that is the manhattan structure where the biggest resiliency the business district, but particularly on the outer districts, brooklyn is a major place for businesses to open and grow which we have shown in the amazing economy in the downtown area resembling manhattan and we have taller buildings, and infrastructure is needed, so we have to re-think of how to deal with the climate change, and it is more than building a wall around the city, because as you know, this is not about tide increases, and not about a full moon, but it is about constant rain flow. when i was out there, i have never seen anything like that before in my life. >> eric adams is the current brooklyn borough president, and current candidate for the mayor of new york. and we thank you for your thoughts and what the p

and the problem is the power is still out in brooklyn. that's why this train can't go to brooklyn. they're still working on those tracks. so what they're going to do is turn this train around they're going to pick up all these passengers. i don't know how far up town they're going. but i can tell you on that side there are people who have been here since last night. i can also tell you in about the last 30 minutes or so let me show you this again, in the last 30 minutes someone from the mta finally came down here and started talking to people and explaining to them how they can get home. other lines. because some of the other lines are working. the a train is going downtown and it is also going up town. so finally after however many hours someone is finally explaining to people how they can maneuver around the subway. it's been really tough for some people here because they have literally spent the night here, sleeping on benches. you can see it in their faces how tired they are. a lot of them coming off work shifts, trying to get home and they've been here since 10:00 p.m. last ni

in our neighbourhood in particular in brooklyn, it was- in particular in brooklyn, it was almost eerilyutside is beautiful at the moment, which is veryjarring after last night. and volunteer community clean—up in the neighbourhood today and everyone was pitching in and about two blocks away, they had water that looked way steeper chest deep and cars are inundated and today we walked down there and there was still a bit of mud but other than data, no water left and everything was pretty cleaned up, unsurprisingly. we everything was pretty cleaned up, unsurprisingly-_ everything was pretty cleaned up, unsurprisingly. we see the images and meteorologists _ unsurprisingly. we see the images and meteorologists are _ unsurprisingly. we see the images and meteorologists are calling - unsurprisingly. we see the imagesj and meteorologists are calling this and meteorologists are calling this a once in a half a century event. you're a long new a once in half a century event. do you think new york city;s infrastructure was ready for this weather? phil i think new york learned a lot during hurricane

sales, a santa clara firefighter and lead organizer of the bay to brooklyn memorial bike ride. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> it is my pleasure. each year you go to ground zero to honor those killed on september 11 or perhaps not each year. >> the right is officially done -- the ride is officially done. it ended two: 30 yesterday. we were able to take a few moments with just our team to reflect on the last 20 years and to be able to enjoy the ground. >> what is the purpose of the ride? >> i can, yeah. >> can you tell us, what was the purpose of the ride? >> the message we were trying to send, in addition to honoringing the firefighters who died on 9/11 and honor our military who died and sacrifice and continue to do that today and to have those conversations to talk about what happened on 9/11 20 years ago. >> are you a little concerned that if you don't have these conversations, that perhaps with time, younger people will not know what happened, that people are forgetting what happened? >> not concerned with forgetting, but as we move farther away from t

his body was found in brooklyn, marking the end of a life and career that was shaped by the city where he grew up. >> come on. get out of here. >> reporter: this morning, tributes pouring in after michael k. williams was found dead in his brooklyn apartment. >> open the door man for a huff and puff. >> reporter: no cause of death was given for the actor, most famous for bringing omar little to life on "the wire." drug paraphernalia was found around his body. >> always happy. always smiling. always dancing. >> reporter: he received acclaim for "boardwalk empire" and "lovecraft country." >> get out of here. >> reporter: it was the role of omar little where many called the greatest character in history. was a gangster wrapped up in the life of murder and crime. williams was wrapped up in drugs portraying the character. telling our dan harris in 2008, that the character's success came as a surprise to him. >> if you told me i would be successful playing an openly-gay thug on television, i couldn't have seen this coming in a million years. >> reporter: omar was going to be killed off in the

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, new york, not kind of the cool brooklyn of nowadays, the trendy gentrified brooklyn. this is the kind of rough and tumble. i watched the show called the warriors which was pretty awesome. it was filmed in 79. i just watched it after couple of decades and it shows this odyssey of a gang going to like a gang retreat of sorts in the bronx and then having to work the way back down to brooklyn. coney island which is where we settled, right in the brighton beach in coney island ferry for the year and have it. something that end is nowadays but it's that, being -- i don't know if i would say quite hooligan but maybe not entirely focused when i was a young guy. a rascal i guess the sorts getting into fights. military service and what i gain for military service which was an enormous amount, purdie blessed to have the career i had. and thinly to contribute to u.s. national security in a huge way i defending the constitution against domestic enemies. >> i want to get to that. you breezed over your dad and when i was reading the story it was the thing that struck me the most abo

for the brooklyn nets. >> and he turned his attention to kevin durant.will ganss is here with more on kd. >> i'm sorry, can i jump back, you're telling me i could be in the nfl if i got this thing right? >> open the hips up. >> that's all it takes? >> there you go. >> that's what i've been doing wrong on the football field. all right. when you first hear the voice of this so-called football reporter it might sound familiar. because he was a staple on tv for 23 years. even though, you know something's suspicious when the reporter is asking kevin durant why they call him kd. he's the new reporter crashing the nets' media day. >> this year, what percentage do you plan on giving on the court? 90, 95, 100, 110. >> what are we looking at? >> 110. >> 110. >> reporter: and making kevin durant say this. >> they'll let anybody in here. >> so exactly who did they let in there? >> dave from basketball digest. >> reporter: turns out dave from basketball digest is known to the rest of us as david letterman. the former late show host and heavily bearded netflix host as

here you go. >>> beautiful morning in brooklyn as we look over to manhattan and one world trade. >>> the firefighters honors their fallen compatriots lost on 9/11. these were members of the fire velo along with their support team. these cyclists pedalled from santa monica to new york in 40 days and talking with three members of them on their journey. kevin, jamie and jim. thank you guys so much for being with us. kevin, one of the things we say about first responders, when most people's instincts are to run away from a catastrophe, your instincts are to run toward it. you guys have met 9/11 first responders. tell us about them. >> yeah, that's right. all of us were were were were we affected by the deaths of 20 years ago riding for four charity, all of us know dozens of first responders personally and professionally that worked on that pile 20 years ago and that's why we're riding for them. not just for the first responders, but for the military and those that were affected. and the four charities that we're riding for are going to give back both to providing care for the illnesses a

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frank is walking from the brooklyn side the brooklyn battery tunnel emerging into new york city.uation where in his brother car came to a screeching halt on the brooklyn side of that tunnel, he strapped on his gear and ran through that tunnel to here, lower manhattan, where the world trade center towers had just been attacked on september 11th, 2001. as you mentioned, pete, we will talk to pete in just moments. but, as eemerges in lower manhattan, i would be fascinated to know what's going through his mind he's walked the same walk that his brother did 20 years ago today. rachel: to think about what was going true his brother's mind. he had two young children as you mentioned. will: five. rachel: five, i'm sorry. to think that you have these children and you're not -- you are just going forward trying to help people putting that at front of mind. i mean, the pictures of his brother, so young, so handsome. again, i agree. i'm feeling for frank right now. you i can see that this is an emotional moment for him. pete: emblematic of so many on that day. i love what you said earlier on

i saw people jumping in the water trying to swim to brooklyn. the smoke plume was forcing people off the island. so we made the call that all available boats -- all available boats, this is the u.s. coast guard, anyone who can help with the evacuation of lower manhattan, report to governors island. host: jessica dulong, you mentioned the important work the coast guard did, but you also talk about the many jurisdictions that typically have responsibility for the new york harbor area, federal, state, new york city, both new york and new jersey. how did they work out the lines of authority on that day? guest: it is such a good question. i think there are still -- there is still plenty of research to be done, because it was unprecedented. in a situation where typically there are hierarchies at play that are really pretty intense, even just with mariners, mariners relationships to the coast guard is a little bit like they are the traffic cops in our daily lives as mariners. so it's like, oh, do not let -- do not let the coast guard know what is happe

yeah don't forget i'm from brooklyn >> jimmy: holy moly. fork and knife? >> yes, i have >> what do you do when they do that >> suffer silently >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: i always feel like a a mayor. >> de blasio, of course. >> he came here once, ate with a fork and a knife >> oh my god >> jimmy: number one rule. >> you have to fold. >> jimmy: you have to just fold and eat, yeah. >> oh, wow wow! >> that's amazing. >> jimmy: that's my reaction >> it's really amazing >> jimmy: i got to see you the other night, it was a really fun dinner i had fun because -- you know, we lost a good friend of ours, norm macdonald >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it was good to get together with friends and just talk about him. >> yea >> jimmy: you brought up one of the best jokes, norm macdonald, i forgot he ever told. do you remember what it was? >> yeah, one was where he goes, "i walked in on my parents having sex once. it was the worst 30 minutes of my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is one of the best jokes i've ever heard that's a fantastic joke. you have a brand

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justin brannan is a w york city councilman representing brooklyn. he is also the chairman of the city's committee on resiliency and waterfronts. , mr. brannan thank you very much for joining us. you reminded us there is a lot of waterfront in new york city. and now that we are a couple days after this storm hit, what is that your understanding of what happened, what hit brooklyn and all of new york? >> people forget that new york city is one of america's most hurricane vulnerable brawrn urbn centers. four of the five boroughs of the city of new york are connected with, aftermath of hurricane sandy and that is going to be nine years come october. what is our city accomplished in those almost ten years outside of lower manhattan? very little. unfortunately, the o outer boroughs, spare no expense norman hat an add that's what we felt the other night. our osewer system did not fail on wednesdays night, it work exactly how it was designed, however it was designed 100 years ago. we weren't having storms like this a hundred years ago. it's all frustrating.

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kings, which is brooklyn county. which is brooklyn. kings county in southeastern new york. new york county, which is manhattan in southeastern new york. queens county which is, obviously, southeastern new york. richmond county which is staten island in southeastern new york. and southern westchester county in southeastern new york. all of them, under a flash-flood emergency until 3:00 a.m. it has been extended. at first, it was 1:00 a.m. and now, it is 3:00 a.m. and now, you are looking at the images from many of the places that i mentioned here. this is queens. and as i said earlier, if you, you know, if you took a quick look at this, you wouldn't believe that it is a street in one of the boroughs in the new york city metropolitan area. shimon prokupecz is standing by for us, i believe in the same place in columbus circle. 59th street. and it's -- he is seeing trains that are stopped. when last we spoke. and folks who are stranded trying to figure out a way to get home. shimon? >> yeah. and, don, you know, i have been out here now for the better part of an hour and i have

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was that across the brooklyn bridge? i couldn't tell by the shot. he was at brooklyn bridge?yeah, it was across the brooklyn bridge headed over to the square. the momentum was deafly on our side now. >> laura: on watching this, nathan, and i'm seeing a diverse group you would ever come african-americans, latinos, younger americans, older americans. this is not a political issue. i know it's been made into a political issue because biden is pushing it, but what about your legal complaint against the governors vaccine mandate in washington state? and i think you wrote in part "the penalty is further arbitrary and capricious. we are not tailored to the state employees with natural immunity by virtue of prior infection. and also the ability to perform their duties from home." that is the crux of a lot of these complaints, nathan. >> as you say, we do not want this to be a political lawsuit, except for the extent separation of powers and civil liberties for those that intersect, it has been politicized. when in reality, those things are critically important to everyone in the coun

i like to borrow from brooklyn night when he said it.ing to come back because we are made of the best stuff on earth. we are new yorkers. david: thank you for being with us. mr. eric adams, brooklyn borough president and academy --nominee for mayor. alix: as someone who lives in brooklyn and grew up in new york city, i totally feel that new york pride. guy: 100%. this is a city that has been through so much and continued to deliver. there are new challenges every turn. crime is one of them. we were just hearing about that. you have been talking about songs the last few days and weeks. that draws a line on what is happening in washington. you look at the tax story. there are new challenges. the dynamism is always there. you have that dynamic ability to adapt to change. you should be all right. alix: i guess you could say this for many different contexts, but the change we are looking at in terms of work from home is going to be a longer-term issue. you need that person to come in and go to work so he can go by lunch -- go buy lunch at the

it's chaotic. >> the cloud is very dense arriving from brooklyn. they immediately hit the rubble of the collapsed tower. we all know what we have to do. it. search until we can search anymore. found a few members they were dead. >> john, the pala title and kevin o'rourke were 2 of the 7 members that day rescue to lost. today. he found joy when he saw john's daughters and kevin's grandson, our friendships that are missed. and there's joy. because. >> i look around the room and young ones have sprung up. that's a great thing. it's the the renewal of life. >> so on the morning that began with people from all walks of life privately going about their business has led to this 20 years down the road in most public display of grief, remembrance of who they were and hope always hope for better days to come. for all of us. >> and president biden recently declassified all government documents associated with 9.11. that is welcome news to many, many families who have long want to get more information in terms of exactly who financed these attacks reporting fr

investigating poverty programs and one of them was in the jackson and there's a great picture in brooklyn of sandy lou hammer testifying and robert kennedy listening. you heard about the poverty and just the historic project and just, he wanted to see again. he wanted to see so he and another senator went with marian wright and peter edelman, marian wright went and she came and took time in washington and it was, he had never seen poverty like that, as bad as it was. and he went back and immediately pushed to get more federal aid but it had a huge impact on him and it horrified him. it just kept them going but he wanted the country to see and they had hearings and brought people to washington to try and put a spotlight on this. and to really push or the federal government to expand into the poverty programs. around the country. it's a great question number. >> here's another one. this question asks about a 1968 late-night meeting in west oakland. okay, 1968, west oakland book ended the baldwin one. the baldwin meeting, i guess the one we discussed before. discuss how rfk's approach had ch

headquarters in brooklyn, 54-year-old chief of department peter ganci, jr. raced to his car.ond largest fire department in the world, after tokyo. dan nigro was his number two. >> nigro: so we went downstairs quickly, got in the car and headed over the brooklyn bridge, where we could see the damage, see the smoke, see the fire. that's when i said to pete-- "pete, this'll be the worst day of our lives." and, you know, that was before i knew the half of it. >> peter ganci, jr.: car 3 to manhattan, k. >> pelley: pete ganci's voice was recorded en route. >> peter ganci, jr.: transmit a fifth alarm for this box, and get us a staging area chief-- chief, somewhere on west street, k. >> pelley: a "box" is a location." "k" signals the end of a message-- a throwback to the 19th century telegraph, which, on this day, was punctuating the greatest crisis in the department's 136 years. >> hayden: right away, i got a deep sense that we were going to lose a lot of firefighters this day. >> pelley: division one commander peter hayden met battalion chief joe pfeifer in the lobby of the burning