this time it happened down under two year old brooklyn was in his glory. with all those toys managing to climb through the door. the toys come out of the chute and into the machine. it's a smile for me. while the fire brigade was called brooklyn's mom managed to get him out safely. he did manage to walk away with quote some of the toys. that's his happy place right thee. look at them so cute. closer to home. now another little boy was having his own fund inside a closet. it's very much of a mom thing. we have all been there. miranda vincey of seminal florida told her some, michael that he had to eat his dinner before he could have dessert ice cream. but what played out was a very much of a little boy thing. miranda found him in a closet red handed when the house is quiet. you know something's going on. that shouldn't be right. he's saying sorry, though . i know, he said. sorry, but he keeps eating it. that's the funny thing, michael. i relate. i often hide and positive chocolate, the hiking break keeping it away from your own kids next. politics and pourin

, brooklyn resist. which is deeply into the history of black led protests . you can learn more about brooklyn resist and all ofits many facets by going to the link in the chat . i suspect listening to dave and khalil will prompt manyof you to want to explore facebook further . so we will also put a link in the chat to the website as a local brooklyn bookstore, the community bookstore so you can click learn more about the kaepernick effect. a few final notes, and then i happily will have it off. as an author of a history program you have the optionto engage close captioning tonight . you can simply like that at the bottom of your screen and finally, you're all invited to share your questions. for dave, khalil and typethem through the program into the q&a box also at the bottom of your screen . now let me briefly introduce dave and khalil and invite them, they have stepped up from behind that digital curtainand handed off to them . briefly because i could go on but i'm not , dave is the sports editor of t

cool of course in brooklyn, of course in brooklyn?xt to the real life cat on a hot tin roof. what okay, this is happening in paris, the city of lights. george mr shows how, when he opens the window to his top floor apartment, his neighbor's cat can't resist jumping out of her window and printing across the rooftops to jump into his window. but that's not all, george says. if he closes his window while a gate is walking over, she doesn't turn around and go back home and she just meows until he lets her in a bit intrusive, but so cute cats are so aggressive and i love it until you get your way. they don't leave you alone there like no, you're going to do what i want you to do. alright next move over elf on the shelf. you've got some competition. what we all know the story of the elf on the shelf. at least i do. santa's little helper, always on the lookout in a different spot every single day meet. ranch on a branch. ranchi is the star of hidden valleys version of the tale. owners are asked to move ranchi to a new spot every day, helping

he will rally democrats in brooklyn for new york governor kathy hochul. hochul is locked in a surprisingly close race with lee zeldin. and tomorrow they will support him as well. a senior editor for the atlantic. ron, so good to see you. i mean, this is really remarkable, is it not? it is usually a very blue state. what do you make of this unexpected competitive race? how did this happen? >> when it rains this hard, fred, everybody gets a little wet. you can forget in 1994 republicans elected a governor in new york in a year that was very bad for democrats. in 2018, they elected house members in oklahoma city and charleston in a year that was very bad for republicans. the core problem is usually differential turnout. a sign that out of power is more motivated to vote. the last part of the polling has her over 50%. no question you can vote with your feet kind of thing. look where they are sending all this fire power. and it's a closer race than they want. >> yeah. president biden will be change for kathy hochul tomorrow. it is one of the few times he holds

. >> late today, kyree irving and the brooklyn nets issued a joint statement a week after being promoteduded anti semitic themes. irving had refused to back down or apologize that we did delete his controversial tweet about the movie. and today we're learning kyree and the nets will each be donating half a million dollars toward causes and organizations that work to eradicate hate and intolerance in our communities. that's what they said in a joint statement today with the anti defamation league for the past couple of years, though, irving, his been one of the most polarizing figures in all of sports a few years ago, he suggested the earth was flat. he also refuse the mandatory covid vaccine last year and therefore had to miss home games because of local laws and brooklyn. and that basically sabotaged his teams. title hopes now the duke product is being blasted for his recent tweet and nba greats. the league even his team's owner, one him held accountable for kron. 4 correspondent ryan bass has more. i can't believe that talking about that. we're talking about this city. >> nba legend ch

the web site is that the local brooklyn bookstore c. can with a click learn more about "the kaepernick effect." the key final note and then i happily handed off. at the center for brooklyn history program you have the optionyo to engage. you can click that at the bottom of your screen and finally you are invited to share your questions. for days and kahlil text into the q&a box also at the bottom of your screen. let me briefly introduce dave zirin and kahlil green and handed off to them. i could go on but i am not. substance of sports editor of the nation the progress of the host of podcasts. his books include a people's history sports the united states, game over and bad sports and as you no "the kaepernick effect" most recently. dave has been a regular guest on "msnbc," "cnn" and espn and was named one of -- readers. [inaudible] he was elected the first student body president in the schools they can your history and is finishing his study of social movements in history and its approximate half a million followers on tik tok instagram

we are joined by another group of kids, students from brooklyn middle school. reason they are here in washington and have joined us today was they were invited a couple of years ago to come but because of covid, we couldn't have it. i'm glad you guys came this year. thank you very much for coming. we are also joined by students from the four h programs of virginia and maryland and the folks from the national future farmers of america. farmers of america. i want to thank them for being here as well. [gobbling] pres. biden: i didn't mean to get started. that is my grandson and my granddaughter. don't let him jump. [laughter] at any rate, we have to get on with this. the votes are in and have been counted and verified. there is no ballot stuffing and no foul play. the only red wave this season will be if german shepherd commander knocks over the cranberry sauce at our table. my fellow americans, please welcome the 2022 national thanksgiving turkeys, chocolate and chip. [applause] i tell you what, man. they can go wherever they want. chocolate is my favorite ice cr

that's the new york city brooklyn bureau u.s.ttorney's office, so -- quite a bit of experience as a prosecutor doing major crimes out of the u.s. attorney's office in the eastern district, but perhaps what is most relevant about his experience is his time heading up the public integrity unit at the department of justice. over at that unit, he oversaw very politically sensitive, very high profile investigations. in recent years he's been out of the country prosecuting war crimes in the hague. trump dismissed the appointment as political. >> they want to do bad things to the greatest movement in the history of our country. but in particular, bad things to me. but i've gotten used to it. it's lucky. it's lucky. a lot of people wouldn't get used to it so easily. this is a rigged deal, just as the 2020 election was rigged. and we can't let them get away with it. >> let's bring in former federal prosecutor michael zeldin. michael, so good to have you this morning at 5:00 a.m. we very much appreciate your time this early morning. so my

and that is the brooklyn united drum line performing as we gear up for the world cup on fox. from north shore soccer club, they are all out on fox square, all of this is in celebration of the big world cup match later today, coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. team u.s.a. vs. team england. there is so much to celebrate to look forward to. i can't stand it. >> lawrence: let me tell you, these kids are not allowing the rain to stop them. look at this so 78 soul. >> steve: they are having a lot of fun. how great is that? >> carley: we just had food out on fox square. the kids demolished it. we said one word would you like a -- and then the kids. >> lawrence: gave me these gummy bears. >> carley: they shared with you? >> lawrence: they have great parents. >> steve: coming up in half an hour live on "fox & friends," i'm going to show you how you can take your leftover thanksgiving feast and turn it into a great tailgate pie. >> carley: such a creative idea. >> steve: inspired by you. with our last cookbook carley taste and loved we did a golet. we put all the leftover stuff

. >> reporter: speaking to reporters today, the brooklyn nets star again refused to apologize for posting a link to an anti-semitic film which denies the holocaust and falsely blames jews for slavery. >> you guys are asking me respectfully to speak on something that was a documentary that i had nothing to do with. i didn't make it. just because i post a documentary, doesn't mean i'm anti-semitic. >> reporter: on wednesday, the nets announced the team and irving would each donate half a million dollars to anti-hate groups. but so far he's faced no disciplinary action. today nba commissioner adam silver, who's jewish himself, said he's disappointed that irving, quote, has not offered an unqualified apology and more specifically denounced the vile and harmful content contained in the film he chose to publicize. no stranger to controvrsy, irving has promoted conspiracy theories in the past, pushing fringe ideas to his millions of followers. >> because of the influence he has, the platform he has, i can imagine that, you know, thousands or hundreds of thousands of people even might be looking

the brooklyn nets are suspending kyrie irving for at least 5 games without pay. this after the all-star tweeted an anderson video and declined to apologize. the nets are saying now he is currently unfit to be associated with the brooklyn nets saying they were dismayed when he had the opportunity at a media media session to unequivocally say he has no antisemitic beliefs and he did not do it. adding it is not the first time he's had the chance and passed on it and being up again saying in a statement they believe he is not currently fit to be associated with the brooklyn nets. >> still ahead, inflation is hitting a lot more than grocery prices. tonight, we're highlighting the skyrocketing cost of youth sports. after the parents and coaches are >> the fed's latest interest rate hike means, of course, that will be more expensive to borrow money. you'll see the impact on credit cards, mortgages, student loans, car loans, and for some parents, there is another wrinkle as if they needed another one right with that inflation. some families are starting to scale back on

will harass you for food in brooklyn. are you sure those are squirrels are not rats can never never can be combo across of the two and finally, three cows and a girl playing the flute. what happened to the farm in bedford, virginia, 11 year old jessica stopped three cows right in their tracks, literally with her rendition of mary had a little lamb. how appropriate to have a song choice. jessica's mom says the cows eventually walked all the way up to the fence line, which they rarely do unless they're given. treats it turns out cows like music, i guess because this was a real treat for them. now. her mom says they plan on having future concerts for all of their animals. all 80 of them. don't you mean they like move, >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today from "weird: the al yankovic story," daniel radcliffe. plus, "dancing with the stars" judge, carrie ann inaba. and, another edition of inbox. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: that is the ti

just hours after his indefinite suspension from the brooklyn nets star point guard, kyrie irving issuedn apology. many have been calling for for days. >> on instagram, irving wrote in part to all jewish families and communities that are hurt and affected from my post. i am deeply sorry to have caused you pain and i apologize. i'm learning from this unfortunate event and hope we can find understanding between us all but just yesterday and for days he had refused to say he was sorry for tweeting a link to a documentary with antisemitic ideas. last week i respect all walks of life and embrace a lot alike. >> that's where sit. i cannot be antisemitic if i know where i come i do anything illegal to hurt anybody to harm anybody. an apology is prompting the nets to suspend him without pay for at least 5 games it. >> other and shot. it's a 10 point lead in a statement the net said thursday such failure to disavow antisemitism when given a clear opportunity to do so is deeply disturbing. >> is against the values of our organization and constitutes conduct detrimental to the team. accordingly, we

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from brooklyn to st.ning up for a little nostalgia with a twist. >> we want to be the best part of their day and the fun part of their day. ♪ ♪yum yum yum♪ ♪gimme some gimme some♪ ♪yum yum yum♪ ♪gimme some gimme some♪ ♪i've got all the flavors♪ ♪wrapped in pretty paper♪ ♪i'll do you a favor♪ ♪save you some for later♪ ♪ ♪yum yum yum♪ ♪gimme some gimme some♪ ♪yum yum yum yum♪ ♪ >>> all through the morning, david pogue will tell us about some small wonders. to begin, he explains why baby carrots have gotten really big. >> reporter: you gotta love baby carrots. don't have to wash them. don't have to peel them. don't have to cut them. but here is the big secret. >> they are not actually baby carrots. they are pieces of carrots cut into two-inch pieces and peeled and cut in the bag. >> reporter: jeff is the owner of grimmway farms. >> you have two, three, sometimes four cuts. >> reporter: the original idea took root in 1985. >> my father and i owned a company. >> reporter: this farmer loved growing carrots but

i was born at brooklyn hospital and raised in crown heights by my two parents, public employees, a case worker and a social worker in a middle class, working class neighborhood in the midst of the crack cocaine epidemic in the 1980's and early 1990's. i'm thankful for them, thankful for their love, support and prayers throughout the years, throughout my journey into adulthood and my journey as a public servant. growing up in that crown heights' neighborhood first member of congress i was aware of was the honorable shirley chisholm and i was able to represent many neighborhoods in brooklyn that she formerly represented. and so it's with particular reference for her that it was communicated to me earlier today that this is actually shirley chisholm's birthday 98 years ago. standing on the shoulders of shirley chisholm and so many others as we work to advance the ball for every day americans and get stuff done, because that's what democrats do. that's what our record says. each and every day house democrats committed to fighting hard for working families, middle-class folks, those who aspi

i have got to give brooklyn some credit. normally the southern bands that brings it.cause i'm from texas. they are really bringing it today. you have got to give brooklyn some credit this morning. >> carley: that's the way to wake you up. >> lawrence: it woke me up. [cheers] >> steve: a lot of people are up because they are already shopping. a bunch of america's big retailers. carly, i know you were talking about this on "fox & friends first" opened up at 5:00 a lot of them opened at 6 klaus being because today is a big day. sounds like americans may be spending a little more this year than they did last year even though inflation is eating us all up. >> carley: that's exactly right. i was reading that people are going to be spending, obviously for black friday, because you get the deals. and then small business saturday is tomorrow. and people are apparently going to be spending even more, and then cyber monday. and you get to shop in your jammies and save then, too. >> lawrence: black friday black friday week. >> carley: booming. >> lawrence: before and after i'm a

brooklyn williams. brooklyn is a high school senior at baldwin high school in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where she has founded the chill club, an offshoot of the allegheny health network's chill project. the chill club is an open door mindfulness club aimed at supporting students coping with the stresses and anxieties of high school. brooklyn, we're pleased to welcome you here today. now we'll turn tour witnesses for their opening statements. we begin with dr. hoover. dr. hoover: good morning. thank you. i want to thank you for inviting me here to speak about these important issues about for your commitment to the health and well being of our young people. my name is sharon hoover and i'll speak to you from my perspective as a professor of psychiatry and also director of the national center for school mental health, funded by the department of health and human services. ill also speak to you through my lens as a parent of three young people, a ninth grader, 11th grader and freshman in college. these issu

we were of the view that he is currently unfit to be associated with the brooklyn nets. >> this is aaway is beyond me. >> reporter: the antidefamation league said it's no longer interested in accepting irving's money. $500,000 irving had pledged along with another 500,000 from the nets to work with the adl to educate people on anti-semitism. the leader saying, quote, after watching the press conference, it's clear that kyrie feels no accountability for his actions. it was only hours later that irving finally said this to the jewish community on instagram. quote, i am deeply sorry to have caused you pain, and i apologize. i want to clarify any confusion on where i stand fighting against anti-semitism by apologizing. >> i don't believe the apology goes far enough. he's only apologizing after he's suspended and called unfit by the nets. he did not apologize for days when this was exploding. >> reporter: the controversy was sparked more than a week ago when irving tweeted a link to the film "hebrews to negroes: wake up black america," which civil rights groups say is anti-semitic. >> at

bocana dos sospechosos vinculados a taxistas en brooklyn.protagonismo con paquetes, mÚsica y baile. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna leÓn krause. leÓn: comenzamos con el dolor de una familia el tener frente al asesino sus familiares. nicolÁs cruz tuvo que escuchar las maldiciones de padres y hermanos por arrebatarles a sus seres queridos, le desearon que le causen tanto dolor que grite pidiendo clemencia. >> uno tras otro los familiares de las vÍctimas se desahogaron hoy contra nikolas cruz. >> no te podemos llamar humano porque no lo eres. en realidad mataron a 17 personas. >> este equipo de la defensa hizo todo, se reÍa, hacÍa comentarios. se debatÍa la pena de muerte. la culpa era de la madre biolÓgica. tres de los miembros del jurado se pusieron del lado de la defensa. no se podÍa imponer la reina de muerte. >> era para ser castigado con la pena mÁxima. si esto no lo justificaba, quÉ lo justifica? >> espero que te quemes en el infierno. leÓn: hicieron un homenaje a los niÑos asesinado

that supports the brooklyn heights library in so many ways.as asked by deborah howell and if as a branch we would be interested in supporting fatima shaik and a book launch and i discovered the story behind the book and reading glowing review in the new york times, i jumped at the opportunity to share this monumental book but as the accolades and publicity grew so did the importance of this program and then brought jennifer egan on board, the author of manhattan beach, this has become an event that we knew. within economy hard, fatima shaik shares the free black brotherhood of new orleans founded in 1936 that supported its community through the civil war, reconstruction, terrorism and the birth of jazz. this narrative is american history that needs to be shared, highlights voices that need to be heard and is a deeply personal story for fatima shaik is a new orleans native and descendent of the communities the brotherhood serves, this book is a treasure. i'm deeply excited about this conversation we are about to enjoy between fatima shaik and j

we will also include in the chat to the website of the local brooklyn bookstore, the community bookstore, so you can click and learn more about "the kaepernick effect." a few final notes in that i will happily handed off. you have the option to engage closed captioning, you can simply click that at the bottom of your screen, and finally we would like to share your questions. type it into the q&a box also at the bottom of your screen. all right. now, let me briefly introduce date and khalil and invite them when they ducked out young that digital curtain and handed off to them. briefly because i could go on but i'm not, dave zirin is the sports editor of the nation, a columnist for the progress and the host of the podcast. his books include a people's history of sports in the unitedd states, game over, that sports and connect. davis been a regular guest on msnbc, cnn and espn, also named one of the most -- [inaudible] -- elected the first black student body president in jails 318 year history. he's currently in a special moment of history. has approximate happening followers across his tik

brooklyn nets star kyrie irving returned to the court tonight coming up how he's working to move pastcontroversy after he retweeted a link to an anti semitic video. holiday week coming up. we've got some temperatures you'd like to know about maybe some valley fog and looking for some rain back here in just a minute and more than just the love for soccer convinced one bay area family to travel to qatar for the world cup coming up, they share their journey to the games. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪ it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money.

over the weekend, the owner of the brooklyn nets said he was disappointed.ti-semitism." we're hearing from adam silver from a statement irving wut out yesterday. he put out a statement with the adl and the brooklyn nets saying they would pledge $500,000 towards groups that would fight intolerance in communities. this is what adam silver said in response, his full statement. he said, "while we appreciate the fact he agreed to work with the brooklyn nets and the anti-defamation league to combat anti-semitism and other forms of discrimination, i'm disappointed he has not offered an unqualified apology and denounced the violent content in the film he chose to publicize." they'll meet next week. this has been going on since last thursday when kyrie put out the tweet. >> i hear that irving talked with reporters a short time after the commissioner's statement. what did he say? >> reporter: remember that critics have been so hungry to hear the words "i'm sorry," and that is something that silver himself was mentioning in his statement. so today irving was pressed on

brooklyn book festival, brooklyn law school for participating today. so i want to reframe your question a little bit and say, can we afford not to rely on progressive legal change? and the answer is no. look, my book really about amending the constitution, how we've taken this document that really half of the who crafted were slaveholders. right. so we have a very different conception about democracy, equality rights than the framers of the constitution and for mostly informed, we've amended the constitution to make it more progressive, more inclusive, more protective of democracy. and so the broader sort of arc of constitutional change has a progressive one. and i think we've gotten to this point where people feel like it's unachievable, fruitless there's other ways we might go about this. and the fact of the matter is, those are definitely problems. but there are also problems that people faced in the past, past waves before they amended constitutions. so right now i've had professor who raised the idea of political polarization what we political pol

the brooklyn nets star issues a statement hours after getting suspended by the team for tweeting a link to an anti-semitic documentary. >>> twitter layoffs. reports that new ceo elon musk will begin cutting jobs today. the company's message as employees brace for pink slips. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the all-out campaign push four days before the midterm elections that will decide when party controls congress. president biden and former president donald trump held dueling rallies yesterday stumping for candidates. mr. biden again warned about the threat to democracy posed by election deniers. trump continued to insist that he won the 2020 election while suggesting he'll run again. debra alfarone is in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. sounds like deja vu all over again, but it may be tough to even believe that there are some undecided voters out there. but really that's what both sides are banking on. and really what they want is to have their messages push voters who are thinking of sitting th

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my father was a builder in brooklyn and queens. he loved to build. his friends were almost exclusively jewish. i grew up with a great fondness and a great feeling for jewish people and for israel. i hope people in the united states share that because some people in the united states -- jewish people don't appreciate israel the way they should. [applause] i will tell you who does appreciate israel, the evangelicals. evangelicals are on your side. the evangelical christians are on your side. i appreciate israel and it is an honor. i could have done far more for israel than any other president. i don't think any other president even comes close and that is an honor for me and i want to thank you for your time and this has been terrific. thank you very much. >> mr. president, on behalf of the assembled here and all of our members are foster country, thank you for all that you have done.

she lives in brooklyn with her husband and their two rescue dogs, salty and peppers. give a warm sackmary sackmary van that -- savannah welcome to chan wong. >> the library investigation officer named lieutenant bookman visits jerry's apartment. the visit occurs because according to library records, jerry had had henry millers topic of cancer checked out since 1971. but according to jerry, he returned it that same year. when you learn that, mark cramer is terrified. do you know how much that comes to? that's a nickel a day for 20 thyears. it could be $50,000. but when jerry corrects him. it doesn't work like that. cramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chill. through my body as a child. if it's a dime a day, it's $100,000. >> is this guy making a big stink about old library books. let me give you a hint, junior.s maybe we can live without libraries, people like you and me, maybe. sure, we're too old to change the world. but what about that kid sitting down opening a book right now in a branch of the local library and finding drawings of pps and wee wees on

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she lives in brooklyn with her husband and lives with her dogs salty and pepper. please they warm welcome. [applause] in the episode of "seinfeld" a library investigation officer named lieutenant bookman visits jerry's apartment. according to library records, jerry m had henry miller's cancr checked out since 1971 but he returned it the same year. when he learned the dilemma do you know how much that comes to it's going to be $50,000. but when jerry corrects him it doesn't work like that. kramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body as i a child whn lieutenant bookman arrives at the scene, she delivers perhaps the best monologue of the series. that may not mean anything to you but it means a lot to me. i've seen your type before. flashing, making a scene. i know what you're thinking. what is he making a big stink about library books or let me give you a hand maybe we can live without people like you and me. maybe. we are too old to change the world but what about that kid to sitting down opening a book right now in a branch at the local

♪ ♪ [drumming] >> that is the brooklyn united drum line.y may be from new york but i tell you they play like southern bands. good morning and welcome to "fox & friends" lawrence jones, car allyship guns, brian and ainsley have the day off. we are gearing up for the world cup on fox of players from north shore soccer clubs on fox square so good to be with you this morning everyone is excited for the big game. u.s. versus the brits we have to win this again. >> carley: i love the kids here today a bunch of high-energy little boys. they have the candy, they have the doughnuts, we jacked them up on sugar. >> to >> steve: they had the leftovers. >> of the demo earlier and as carly is leaving she goes lawrence, shepard's pie. have to go grab a. >> carley: you up to help me out. >> if we're talking about black friday this be the greatest cookbook of the effects of black friday. we know everyone is looking for a deal this year. we go online on amazon and target and walmart it is less than 20 bucks. you can do all of your shopping today for the peop

accordingly, we you that he is currently unfit to be associated with the brooklyn nets.hile, the forty-niners are relaxing in a well-timed bye week. coming off their biggest win of the season over the rams. the victory but their record and for and for which keeps them alive in any discussions for a division title and playoff berth. christian mccaffrey, the nfc offensive player of the week and he's giving the faithful a lot to look forward to after this mini vacation. but but he knows that in the nfl, you're only as good as your last win and there's a lot more work ahead. >> it's the bye week is nice because it's a nice little relaxed its relaxed a little bit, you know, have to prepare quite as hard. but 9 games going seasons. you can take your mind off football very long and will see to will take time away from not necessarily, you know, the anxiety for perry every single night, but i'm definitely can't keep your eyes off football on and finally, ray guy regarded as the greatest punter in nfl history and a raiders hall of famer passed away this morning. >> after a long i

nba star kyrie irving benched in the wake of tweeting about an anti semitic film, the brooklyn nets ,irving for at least five games without pay after he refused to apologize for posting a link to a documentary that denies the holocaust. falsehoods are, unfortunately and it's not that i don't believe in the holocaust. i never said that deleted the tweet last week, but continued to defend his actions to cause any harm. i'm not the one that made the documentary is also resisted demands to unequivocally denounce anti semitism. you have any anti semitic police cannot be anti semitic. if i know where i come from late wednesday, he in the nets announced they would each donate $500,000 to anti hate groups. but late yesterday, after once again, refusing to apologize, the team finally had enough, saying irving is unfit to be associated with the brooklyn nets. the anti defamation league, also speaking out, saying it will refuse irving's $500,000 donation tweeting kyrie irving has been given ample opportunity to do the right thing, apologize andem failed at almost every step along the way. this s

she and fellow brooklyn attorney susan crumiller have teamed up to create the survivors. law project, a joint venture between their firms. >> to prosecute new cases under the adult survivors act. the act takes effect on thanksgiving and creates a one-year window for survivors of assault to press charges. regardless of when the crime happened, we along with thousands of new yorkers gives thanks to our lawmakers who created this. >> one-year look-back period which basically opens up the statute of limitations. so that victims of assault in new york can hold their predators accountable. this is rare. this is really rare like this is a one-year look-back period. and it's not like this kind of will happen again, temporarily lifting the statute of limitations is especially helpful for crimes which can take years to process both of our cars and a lot of other firms that fight abuse got a lot of calls within the 2 men kind of >> exploded in the public awareness of people knew. >> felt they had never really comprehend what happened to them that something you can see justice for an

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if i know where i come from. >> reporter: this after the brooklyn nets' star refused to apologize forng a link to an anti-semitic film which denies the holocaust and blames jews for slavery. >> you guys are asking me respectfully to speak on something that >> you guys are asking me to speak on a documentary i had nothing to do with it. i didn't make it. >> reporter: on wednesday the nets announced the team and irving would each donate half a million dollars to anti-hate groups. today, nba commissioner adam silver, who's jewish himself, said he's disappointed irving has not offered an unqualified apology and more specifically denounced the vile and harmful content contained in the film he chose to publicize. no stranger to controversy, irving has promoted conspiracy theories in the past, pushing fringe ideas to his millions of followers. >> because of the influence and platform he has, i can imagine thousands or hundreds of thousands of people even may be looking into what's in this movie or its ideas. >> reporter: and commissioner silver plans to meet in person with irving next week.

then emerged in 2009 breaks or breaks saw only time will tell for the m o, i am brooklyn of salon. and here to weigh in on what the addition of another latin america country to the bricks line up could mean is steve gill. he is an attorney and ceo of gil media and nashville, tennessee based public affairs, media, and marketing company. he also happened to serve as the director of inter governmental affairs for the us trade representative's office. thank you so much for being with us today. steve. first, can you address for us the whitely hood of argentina joining bricks because western critics say this is a distant dream and point out that argentina would be jockeying for the same business deals that brazil, which is a sitting member already has with china and india. there referencing things like soybean exports. what do you say to that? is there room in the block for a 2nd south american state? i think there certainly room and from an economic standpoint, i think it would be beneficial to all the bricks. nation. yeah, because the acronym is the initials of different countries are

i don't think he should be playing especially in brooklyn anymore.s, like, doing more harm than good, and i don't think his apology means anything. >> he's like my inspiration, basically. i'm pretty excited to see him play. i'm going to go to the game today. >> reporter: and we'll see what fan reaction at barclays center is like tonight. more to come. arthel: okay. laura ingle, thank you very much. eric? eric: and speaking of sports, the world cup underway today in qatar where team usa will hit the pitch tomorrow, will take on wales in the opening round match. you can watch all this on your local fox station. coverage begins at 1 p.m. eastern time. you can catch all the world cup coverage on fox and fox sports 1. i know it's the pitch. the pitch is the soccer field because i watch ted lasso. arthel: you didn't know what it was. you might be -- that might be the only way you knew. [laughter] eric: football is football. it's the grid iron!te arthel: bye,d. everybody, thank boyou! with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure hig

brooklyn book festival, brooklyn law school for participating today. so i want to reframe your question a little bit and say, can we afford not to rely on progressive legal change? and the answer is no. look, my book really about amending the constitution, how we've taken this document that really half of the who crafted were slaveholders. right. so we have a very different conception about democracy, equality rights than the framers of the constitution and for mostly informed, we've amended the constitution to make it more progressive, more inclusive, more protective of democracy. and so the broader sort of arc of constitutional change has a progressive one. and i think we've gotten to this point where people feel like it's unachievable, fruitless there's other ways we might go about this. and the fact of the matter is, those are definitely problems. but there are also problems that people faced in the past, past waves before they amended constitutions. so right now i've had professor who raised the idea of political polarization what we political pol

host: sandy hook an american tragedy isra the name of the book we have a caller from brooklyn go aheadcaller. >> there isg an understanding that result in better security because in all the cases all the way to texas that seems to be the poorest parts are the police officers there preoccupiedme. host: i think we got the point. thankk you. host: the psychological makeup and school security. >> significant red flagsgs were raised by mental health professionals. including the people in the gun man's world. people speak a lot about the fact he was diagnosed with autism but at the time of the shooting he was engaged in a profound mental health struggle that had very little to do with the diagnosis of autism he was living in a smaller and smaller world and a number of the sandy hook families including the schools to reach out to people and then to is engaged do you know ad contact for that type of endeavor? >> deal and be clear, she did not lose a family member at sandy hook. -- thank you and to be clear, she did not lose a family member. thank you sarah. they think to respond to it when it

it's down in brooklyn. in the lower east side.d. >> dana: good to reopen. >> greg: good for me. i'm very selfish about my barbecue. as you know i talk about it often. i will shut up now. judge, how is your arm? >> judge jeanine: i will talk about my arm. today is the end of an era for my beloved producer. and she has made the decision to move on. quenette i love you. all of us on "the five" love you. you will be missed not just by me but to many people. love to you. i want to talk about this, okay. i had surgery last friday at the hospital for special surgery. it's a whole thing. it was a thumb and this and that an the other thing. i am supposed to wear this for six weeks. what do you think the chances are? >> dana: very good. >> judge jeanine: they are not good. >> greg: looks like a white supremacist sign, judge. >> judge jeanine: no. >> dana: i'm going to pass. i will be here tomorrow and give jessica my time. >> greg: something didn't work out for your "one more thing." >> dana: we are right on time. >> jessica: thank you and

she lives in brooklyn with her husband and their two rescued dogs salty and peppers. please give a warm savannah. welcome to chin julie wong. in the episode of seinfeld titled library cop a library investigation's officer named lieutenant bookman visits jerry's apartment the visit occurs because according to library records jerry had had henry miller's tropic of cancer checked out since 1971. but according to jerry he returned it that same year. when he learns of the dilemma kramer is terrified. do you know how much that comes to? that's a nickel a day for 20 years. it's going to be $50,000. but when jerry corrects him, it doesn't work like that. kramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body as a child. well if it's a dime a day, it's a hundred thousand dollars. when lieutenant bookman arrives on the scene he delivers perhaps the best monologue of the series. and i'm going to try to do it justice. well, let me tell you something funny boy. you know that little stamp the one that says new york public library. well that may not mean anything t

every day in brooklyn there are acts of harassment and violence.ng alarmed and having anxiety. and then the content, the movie itself, jim, was and is context -- lies about jews, holocaust denialism, the works. so then now what we really need is honest conversation. i think lebron had it exactly right. that caused harm when kyrie used his platform to reach millions of people and validate a film. now he's showing a kind of contrition and we've got to have dialogue. the jewish community and the black community have so much in common. i mean we're a multiracial community. they have a long history of faith, and together we both have a kind of trauma, so my hope is now we don't have anymore cancel culture. we have counsel culture and we come together because that's what we need in this time more than ever. >> and thon wherein, a reporting from the atlantic indicates the nets want kyrie irving to do several things to return to the team. what does that entail? how does that sound to you? could that maybe make its way to a solution in all of this? >> jim,

the brooklyn nets taking action after he refused to apologize immediately and make clear that he had no anti-semitic beliefs. the nets saying he is, quote, currently unfit to be with the team. irving posting overnight after increasing pressure that he is, quote, deeply sorry. the nets say he must meet with jewish leaders and the team before he's allowed to play again. >>> overseas tonight, the dangerous escalation, north korea flying scores of fighter jets near the border with south korea, and tonight the response now from south korea. here's martha raddatz again tonight. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary show of force, north korea sending dozens and dozens of warplanes towards the border with south korea, prompting the south to urgently scramble its own warplanes, some 80 f-35 fighter jets taking to the skies. the north's provocative move no doubt to counter the u.s. decision to extend joint u.s/south korean military exercises, which already involve 240 warplanes and thousands of military personnel. this, of course, follows kim jong-un's barrage of missile tests in the past few d

game with people's lives quite so monday, you know, this is a child who works in a gold mine in brooklyn, foster it's one of the poorest nations in the world from sprint colonial money, from the kena also, which has gold in return they demanded 60 percent everson, bookkeeper, and jump in the coffers from the french treasury. the goal, the child goes down the channel to extract mostly items up in the costs of the french status. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to you. the solution is to free africa from 2nd, europeans who exploited allow these people to leave off what they have. what the french have fail to recognize is that africa is going through its own change, that every country has its own developmental aims. and they even need to quell the insurgency and insecurity. that has really the best that itself upon the hell countries, particularly in west africa, france has to be looked at its relationship with it, with the former colonies and now independent african state. it means and introspection. but more than anything, it's very easy to blame. ratio, right? n