in brooklyn. and in the late 1970s and 1980s archaeologists excavated the ground outside of the empire stores warehouse, which was originally in 1860s coffee storage warehouse. that had been home to centuries of new york's urban industry and commercial growth. and when they went to dig out in front of this space. they found remnants of timber frame cribs those structures used to expand the city's shoreline to create more land. and when they excavated the interior of these cribs, they found thousands of objects stuff like shoe leather metal pies glass bottles and ceramic plates. what do you think a of this stuff was doing inside of a landfill crib a structure? that's meant to sit beneath the ground. lucy it was all trash that people use to weigh down these cribs. yes exactly. this was all of their garbage. these items were there because 19th century new yorkers through them away. these items had ended up in the trashy of history, and then they got uncovered by archaeologists centuries later. they c

it is getting so bad in brooklyn with crime, even the biker gangs are scared of brooklyn. >> cheryl:brooklyn have become very dangerous and the bronx and manhattan under the liberal policies the city has been dealing with. when you have businesses closing, that is text revenue you no longer have to spend on -- i don't know, homeless services. >> todd: the great depression, think about that, survived and thrived through it and now the policies of the people in charge are potentially going to drive him out. >> cheryl: survived the '70s in new york city. >> todd: we have passed a rubicon, society can't continue like this. >> ashley: i wonder if they will realize and change course. >> cheryl: you get what you vote for. >> todd: 100%. >> ashley: i said it earlier, cheryl is saying it now. >> todd: pro athletes who fought for women's pay are trying to shut down a bill that will make sure they can compete fairly. congressman greg steube is here to respond. >> ashley: first brian kilmeade will look at "fox and friends," good morning. >> brian: put this out for approval, if be prosecutes, ple

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he's got plenty of company deep in the heart of brooklyn, new york, it's a pop up museum paying tributeof corporate america's biggest flops. our friend, comedian tom kelly takes us inside the museum of failure. from google glass to new coke to this, perhaps the worst oreo flavor ever barbecue chicken wings at the museum of failure in brooklyn, new york, which explores some of the world's biggest failures, is failure. the gateway to success open up a cannibal, lester pringles and a bottle of crystal pepsi and let's find out. is crazy like i come in here and think we're all these things made by idiots, and they weren't there were a lot of smart people behind it. and then there are still people who come in and say that wasn't a failure. i love that product. crystal pepsi. i loved it back in the day to pepsi. we need to bring this back. mm hmm , edsel and sony betamax are just some of the commercial flops on display here at the museum, taking us on a journey through nostalgia, innovation and danger. this had 6000 children were wounded with charts. any of your friends ever hurt with a jerk,

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so in brooklyn, books are magic, my bookstore is participating in a brooklyn bookstore crawl.lyn you get a little stamp. then you get a discount, you get a prize. it's like that and that's happening in boston, los angeles, most many places. chicago i think, so check to see if your local store is participating. >> i love that and family-friendly too. how important is it where people get their books online now, how important is that independent bookstore and how relevant is it still today? >> i mean, we opened, my husband anand i opened bookstore magic because we didn't want to live in a neighborhood without a bookstore. a lot of that had to do with the fact that we had small children. when you have us little baby it's nine in the morning on a saturday if you don't work at "good morning america," where can you go? you have to go somewhere and you can go to the bookstore. you know amazon will not hold your baby. i will hold your baby. [laughs] >> are you sure about that? because we have some babies. we will bring them your way. >> i'm 100% sure, i will give your dog a treat, you

this is the brooklyn festival, the largest free book event. in all the northeast, certainly here in brooklyn and happy to be with you today, thanks to the lit council. there's usually a sheet with all the people who make the book festival free by giving money. and no disrespect to any of them. i don't know who you are, but i'm so glad for you and your money. but moving right into discussion, it is queer history month so yes, queer history month. we're here for it. and this is something that i think is momentous and we're both looking at queer histories in these books. so i'd like to start with both of you just by asking what do you think the place queer history is in present moment as are engaging in this month and as it relates to your books? so just the short answer. start here. sure. nice, easy. first question, small things versus why i say thank you to everyone showed up in the middle of this hurricane that is like on a sunday morning. you all are my heroes, so thank you. hugh ryan i am q right. sorry, there's no name tags, so make sure yo

refers to him as himself as the biden of brooklyn. eric adams could care less about electric car.ollowing suit with the rest of the democrats. >> jesse: joe, we took all your illegals here, all 35,000. you are not paying me a dime. but i built some charging stations are we good now? can i get some money back? what about these robot dogs? >> this is really a bad thing. you have to realize for two robots cost about $750,000. >> jesse: stop it? >> swear to god. to train, vet and graduate a new york police officer cost $100,000. you are good at math. that means seven or eight human beings that could be cops are off the streets for robots who by the way only go 3 miles per hour. are you ready for that have to be operated by a human being. >> jesse: joystick? moving the robots. >> atari 2600. jesse, same thing. >> jesse: so, how do you know -- when i was 16 and i saw anything looking like a robot like this, i'm kicking this thing into the subway. is that assault on a police officer if you knock the hell out of a robot dog? >> do you want to know the truth? the answer is, yes. >> jesse:

- brooklyn, williamsburg. - brooklyn. - predominantly latino and hasidic when i was coming up.ts show you how to do it? - no. i mean, i wasn't really allowed to do fashion because it was gay. - right. - you know, i wasn't allowed to go to fashion school. it's a different time. i mean-- - i know, it was different 'cause my parents told me not to go into acting because they'd say you're not gonna-- "we didn't come to this country for you to be worse than us." - 100% - you're not gonna f things up. - my parents didn't really accept it. also, it was like a kid coming from, you know, these neighborhoods. - the streets. yeah. - the streets. i was like, i couldn't really tell people that i was into it. like, "yo, i'm a designer." they're like, "gay." like, i couldn't even say that because the dudes on my block would be like-- - yeah, yeah. - you know? so i literally just kind of started making clothes in my room. - right. - i kind of never fit into any mold or any scene. i always say i'm too ghetto for fashion, and too fashion for the ghetto. even if i'm with the queer community, i st

it is too much temperature is hard to find staff temperature is so bad in brooklyn with the crime, so biker gangs are scared of moving to brooklyn. >> todd: the tax element, what are you forced to pay in a low-margin business like shoe sales? >> it is on assessed value, they assume we generate $350,000 in rent, but we are 100% owner occupied. i live upstairs and work there. like the issue with potholes, it is depressed. no way we can rent it out for this much money, in order for retail to, wo, you have to own your business, i feel like the state is trying to put us out of business. i reached out to the state senator about helping out and i got blown off. >> todd: i never understand why the government would want to do away with small business, they seem like the life blood of every country in the world. why? >> it is amazing. i don't know. i feel they are working against us. we're funding amazon warehouses and it shows they are not for small business. they love using us as talking points, they say we are the heart and soul, i feel like the appendix. >> todd: this is driving away your c

everyone i mow is leaving brooklyn. neil: what's driving them out? >> home ownership.ove to staten island and buy a house. and these are first generation immigrants, so they want home ownership -- neil: and it's too expensive. >> they'll do anything to prevent home ownership. it's either government housing or super luxury, nothing in between. neil: and by you is it more government housing? >> every we have more homeless shelter, if we could buy condos for first-time homeowners, people won't have to leave. neil: so what do you coin obviously, your store is a draw, people want the best shoes and all of that, but if they're afraid to come in or they're just visiting and you're not getting as many visitors, that'e wall here. >> yeah. i feel like they're trying to replace, our local government's trying to replace retail with amazon fulfillment centers. and parking also is difficult. they charge us to park til 10 p.m. in sunset park and third avenue. we have cars to get to work, not to drive to our second house in the hamptons. it's tough. neil: when did this start getting w

i'm a brooklyn. that's fan. there you go. but i like the cave woman story. the cable yes. have you heard about the woman who's been living in a cave for over a year? we're going to tell you about jealous you are actually can see you living in a cave. a remote cave on an island. nobody bothered me. stay away. well you're going to hear all about it. maybe get some tips. alright next adventure. we'll have that coming up in just a few minutes, but we do want to begin with breaking news this morning out of syria, american forces targeting isis fighters in a deadly raid, military officials say a senior isis leader is likely among three people killed in the operation. they believe the leaders responsible for planning terror attacks in the middle east and europe. there were no us casualties, but earlier this month, another top isis leader was also killed in a us strike in northwest syria. and now to the new fallout over that major leak of classified u. s documents as the air national guardsman accused of posting the top secret information returns to court this week. there are new

i grew up in brooklyn, new york, flatbush.this is reggie rockstone... �*93-�*94. when i got off that plane, the smell, the sunshine, the love, right up to we started this movement called hiplife. things took off when reggie met dj rab in accra. i met reggie rockstone in a nightclub called miracle mirage and he was rapping on the mic... rab was an african—american who came to ghana to stay. for a long period and helped develop this i sound that became hiplife. ..and i introduced myself and reggie had the short locks at the time and he was with another rap artist called freddie funkstone. i thought i was listening to rappers from brooklyn. so, immediately, igot up out of the table. i said, "look, i don't have any discs, but i can make beats". we left the club, like, 4:00 in the morning, we got to the recording studio at like 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning. then, like, a few hours later, everything started clicking. rab was very much like reggie as well — two peas in a pod. i unfortunately, he passed away. but yeah, rab was reggie

nikolai shershov admits this time to brooklyn, it took a little more time than usual, though. eighth year that dogs have taken their toll . it is possible that these competitions are the last for him. but for now, think about a well-deserved pension. they take your time, answer in present practice seek bookmark. nikolay tells much easier here . judging by some tricks, they are going to confuse us, they are laying out food somewhere, somewhere there they are shouting something, they are laying out toys so that the dog knocks down the table. that's because of this. here they begin to give skiers during competitions kinogi with their tailed partners demonstrated skill in several disciplines detective profile search for narcotic drugs, explosives and passing the strip and obstacles yuriy languages ​​with his patrol-search german shepherd, nicknamed iris, debutants, the last seconds before the start of the competition, the task is to keep within a minute, as i understand it. you will overcome obstacles together with the dog. here in your opinion, who will be more difficult, and i t

uh, when the film was made, exclusively by the inhabitants of the region from brooklyn - one of the last with the participation of sergei puskepalis, six months passed, but the cruel verb was next to his name and sergei did not appear easily. it is always easy with him when you are at all, when an artist of such a rank. when you agreed with him on the shore, there is definitely a task and goals to work easily in a small hall, acquaintances friends, those who loved and admired him, a private screening took place in vyatka me in yaroslavl. and it is no coincidence that the sergey finger loved vyatskoye often. here he used to participate in creative meetings, he came to the most beautiful village in russia, even the day before the tragedy, he returned, and this time on his birthday, to remind each of us of the most important values ​​​​only what we prefer to remain silent about is somewhere there. together they follow developments in russia and abroad. stay with us.

gift that does that extends brooklyn's lead to 10 cam led brooklyn with 28. sixers storm back. go ahead. 3 for tyrese maxey. seabury that he had a game-high. 33 points 4th quarter sixers with a nine-point lead can't do much about that. how skilled is he? embiid 20 points, 19 rebounds and 3 blocks. sixers take game 2.96. to 84. they take a 2. nothing series lead game 3 brooklyn on thursday as this pain that giant in miami taking on the marlins hoping to snap their three-game losing streak. top of the 3rd giants up a run to one for david below are right. that is into the gap in right center field. both runs come into score. giants pad their lead to 3 bottom of the 7th giant one local web makes a and do that. jorge solera. takes him deep to run home. run. that gives the marlins the lead top of the 9th giants threatening. >> tying run on 3rd, but cairo astride a he flies out. that's the ballgame giants fall. 43 game 2 tomorrow. and in chicago. >> the oakland a's. they're losing 61 to the cubs. what else is new? not a good day right now for bay area sports. all 3

just ran into john in the hallway and on monday, mayor adams opened up the charging stations and brooklyn bridge on seven going to check it out pretty went there on tuesday night it was broken and it was surrounded with caution tape. and it wasn't working. >> what happened? >> there is work to do anecdotally. i think the war on cars has bee more evident in new york city than anywhere else in america. i think it started at the end o the bloomberg initiation which was pre- before they moved all the parking lanes and set about up all the bark lanes forcing people to make a decision for mass transit, that was the objective and it continues to b this way and this proposal is a reflection parakeet when they move those bike lanes, people are now getting hit by electric bikes because they're not writing the old kind of bikes, their writing the motorized one which i think can run on gas, but usually electric. >> some of these bikes are goin 35 miles an hour. >> year at city is dangerous city anyway, but now you have these people from all over the world have no idea where they'r going there on thes

window into what it happy just i mean in the, in the trial they were playing surreptitious in at brooklyn college where he was a student on behalf of palestinian. so the whole kind of once had and of course we are now seeing this very ominous, a number of so called western democracies have out in nature. this includes the u. k. and perhaps not surprisingly, led accused of illegally training chinese military pilots, citizenship his citizenship status currently is not quite clear. he did this training without a proper license. and that's why now that all doug has done was his job as a parcel of this extradition game has made this kind of bar for cation between us and down below, you know, aggressors against the united states de leon dollars, which is more than the military budgets alpha, oh, you know, all sorts of american citizen, so we're latasha for that. so again, it's the i that ties. i'll will see you whacked by the times of chris hedges, host of the chris hedges report. as you can see when the u. s. government or the so called an extradition to conviction rate by the d o. j. it's unl

. >> the 76ers joel embiid sealed a 102-97 win over the brooklyn nets with that big block on a potentialconference matchal at the barclay center. philadelphia was lucky to have him still be in the game after he avoided an ejection for kicking brooklyn nick clakston in the groin during the first quarterch what is up in the first quarter this year? and james hardin was also ejected in the third quarter for taking a swing below the belt. what is going on this one hit brooklyn's bryce o'neil next we'll try to avoid elimination tomorrow night in game four. ouch let's go west to san francisco and the defending champion warriors they got on the board against the kings. golden state beat sacramento 114-97 despite draymond green being suspended. game four sunday in the bay area to los angeles now leonard was out for the clippers and devon booker cooked. he put up 45 points in a phoenix suns victory the suns take a 2-1 lead in that series game four tomorrow in los angeles. >>> now to the nhl let's go across the river to newark, new jersey first and the rangers beat up on their rivals against the d

as a korean american chef growing up in book -- brooklyn, opening residence -- restaurants in kentuckyand now working and living in washington, d.c., i've left the intersection of american cuisine with korean. thanksgiving dinner was always my favorite meal, with turkey ends stuffing, but we always had to have kimchee and soy sauce. [laughter] to honor the friendship between america and south korea, i wanted to showcase the best of american cuisine merged with a touch of korean flavors. it is a delight for me to greet the intersection of flavors for the guests, to see how well they blend together. i was honored to work with the first lady in choosing the menu items as well as the look and feel of the presentation of this momentous occasion. executing a dinner like this, of this magnitude, is a team effort, and the white house chefs and staff are the best team i've ever had the pleasure of working with. so thank you chef chris and chef susie, and to carlos, it has been an honor to work with all of you. the first course, we have a duo of appetizers. we have an updated coleslaw. in the cu

after the stellar the basketball player moved to the pants of this team from brooklyn, the oklahomassitender in the tour beat the utah, 11498 and thanks to this , the seagull donch and the irvings were again rumored to win the maurix standings, the upcoming night is extremely important to defeat chicago los angeles. the lakers, who still have playoff chances, will play movies with him. this is how sports day turned out. my name is stanislav lipsky. sports lover. work hard and win, bye good nights. for the world i think the world lacks fairness long talk about global and intimate. there is an awareness that you are a member of society here. you can develop and realize yourself . any data about a person should be collected only to the extent necessary to achieve a specific goal. that's when we talk about rallying. we must take into account the fact that this will affect everyone. i think it's short. it is rather an honor to be useful to the motherland and i want to do my best.

when you go from manhattan to brooklyn or brooklyn to manhattan, the brooklyn bridge is right there. it is shocking that we are not seeing more trump supporters trying to see him today. >> i don't think it is shocking. think about the electorate and our population in new york city. we are the bluest of the blue states, the bluest city in a blue state. you look at the numbers of how trump did here in the previous election. staten island votes for him but are you going to see people coming in from nassau and suffolk county on a tuesday at 10:00, now 1:00 in the afternoon to support him? >> i think the january 6 hangover, i don't want to get involved in a protest that i could get lumped in with the proud boys, i don't want to get locked up. and the election is going to be certified and done with. this is not like the jury is going to decide what is going on with trump. this could drag on for a year or two. that is another reason you are nothing everyone mobilized. >> look what they got on south street for the bridge, they will dip into chinatown and, the back. >> the next left is hogan.

in new york, particularly brooklyn -- not only brooklyn bug street culture no, this is really shared. with a 75 cent drink and hang out. >> for hours these are places that give you credit, help you out in a time of need, let have you food for free bodegas were part of the community. >> before i lose you, you're busy, take a look at hip-hop. >> hip-hop so important to me on so many levels because it was counterculture it was subversive, because we latin and black people were kept out of the limelight them culture came out of the hood it's black culture, but we assisted. >> tell us about it. >> it's amazing. we obviously grew up in the same neighborhoods, black and latin people, and hip-hop came when -- in the '77 blackout, because we looted and all of a sudden we had equipment, and we had all this equipment to do block parties, to do rap battles, and that was the birth of hip-hop. we were there to assist. we had rappers, musicians, all the photographs from that era are by this latin dude. >> what does that mean to a community -- again, hip-hop culture is in the street, on the walk, to

our thanks to the restaurant in brooklyn for hosting our conversation. podcast to hear the full interview with michelle williams on apple podcasts or wherever you get yours. and next week a new "sunday sitdown" with the hilarious charlie day on starring in the long running hit comedy "it's always sunny in philadelphia." the cast he wrote and directed. charlie day next week on "sunday today." >>> good morning. it's 6:38. i'm cinthia pimentel. we're taking a beautiful look over the bay bridge span. along with some drizzle this morning, we're seeing temperatures run anywhere from about 8 to 10 degrees warmer compared to why we were on saturday. 48 were you in san francisco. 49 in palo alto, and 46, chillier down in san martin. coming up at 7:00 a.m., >>> ahead on "sunday today," our "highs and lows of the week" including the latest in our popular series "great moments in tv zoom interviews." one news anchor cannot keep it together when a filter spins out of control. >>> up next, harry smith with the former united states senator and vietnam veteran taking st

. >> i want to share with you is a korean american chef growing up in brooklyn opening restaurants in kentucky and living and working in our nation's capital, i've always loved and promoted the intersection of americanwa cuisine. thanksgiving dinners for my family's favorite meals and traditional with turkey and sides and stuffing of being korean we alwayss had soy sauce and kimchi on everything. for my whole culinary career, to honor the long-standing collaboration and friendship between america and south korea wanted to showcase the best of american cuisine first with a touch. it's always a delight for me to create the intersection of flavors of the guests how well they blend together. i was honored to work with the first lady doctor jill biden choosing the menu items as m wel as the look and feel of the presentation. executing a dinner like this of this magnitude is a team effort and the white house chef and staff has been the best team i've ever had the pleasure ofha working with so thank you. it's been an honor to work with all of you. thank you.u. as. >> we have a duo of appetiz

as a korean american chef growing up in brooklyn, opening restaurants in kentucky and now working andiving in washington, d.c., i've left the intersection of american cuisine with korean. thanksgiving dinner was always my favorite meal, with turkey and stuffing, but we always had to have kimchee and soy sauce. i have kept that spirit throughout my career. to honor the long-standing collaboration and friendship between america and south korea, i wanted to showcase the best of american cuisine merged with a touch of korean flavors. it is always a delight to create the intersection of players to see how well they blend together. i was honored to work with the first lady in choosing the menu items as well as the look and feel of the presentation. executing the dinner like this is a team effort. the white house chefs and staff have been the best team i have advert had the pleasure of working with. it has been an honor. thank you. for the first course, we have a dual of appetizers. there is an updated coleslaw. there is a vinaigrette. this is yellow squash soup with strawberry. for the main

okay, well, what about his brother he plays for brooklyn. in the east.w, i knew that impressed, actually , very i don't think i even knew that that's curry bounced around. well they were homehe is ghghvejoel and beat helped the nets get out to a 10 point lead, but it's not how you start. it's how you finish the sixers coming back to win. now they are up. two and the nhl stanley playoffs are underway and from my florida panthers it was rough start. yeah you're panthers were in boston to face the bruins, who finished the regular season with the league's best record, so a lot of people are saying this might be the best hockey team of all time, and florida ran into a boston buzz saw the bruins picking up right where they left off, scoring first and adding two more in the second period. hope springs eternal through game two of the series. tomorrow night, the stanley cup at g m. a i got to touch it. it was really cool. it's one of them always said. i think it's like the best trophy in sports. you haven't said that before. i think it's just the design. you can

up for every single community including the black and jewish communities i proudly represent in brooklyn. >> you said you're confident most democrats -- are you certain? are you satisfied with what you're hearing from the intelligence community? anything that can prevent this in the future? >> same question. we remain in dialogue with the intelligence community at different levels. including our top democrats on the intel community and the armed services committee. we want to get to the bottom of what happened, why it happened and how we prevent this type of leak from ever happening again. we also have to get a sense of what was the extent of potential foreign or bad actor manipulation and the documents that were leak. that is ongoing. i the highest degree of and faith in the biden administration to get to the bottom of what happened to make sure this type of thing doesn't happen again or that the risks are minimized. in terms of the extreme mega republican so-called proposal that is really just marching us toward a default, i haven't had the opportunity to speak to every single one but

the occupied westbank but it's the injuries now there was another israeli raid at last lights in brooklyn, near jeanine, or where to palestinians were injured. the actual number of injuries is astounding . its $2560.00 since the year began, it's april the 8th. and that really is something now that the palestinians are concerned with the trauma of those who have survived those israeli raids or the types of injuries we're seeing from live bullets being use love ammunition and from people who would just caught in the crossway. that's becoming increasingly more important for mental health for medical health professionals here in the occupied west pike, because that is a huge amount of people that have been injured. so that's really concerning to them . if you're not any person and you're living near jeanie, nablus hebron places like this when night falls. you don't really know what to expect. you think they may well be another is really rayden of and oftentimes you'll write about that these rates, as i say, ne, nightly. so the atmosphere is incredibly tense, but you're also seeing palestinian

[music] the brooklyn rider is a string quartet.y're brilliant musicians, they understand music in a superb way, and i have always enjoyed to play with them. and they're active, uh, as, uh, a part of the silk road ensemble as well, so we tour together, and we're trying to develop more new music to play together. [string music playing] i think the best place for me to live at the moment, and have my base is iran, because i always felt that i missed something when i was outside all these years, and then suddenly you're 37, and--[laughs] "oh!" you know, "where am i?" you know, "i'm a musician, but i don't have anything else in my life." >> [laughing] [speaking in farsi] >> i live in a suburb called, uh, karaj, 30 kilometers from tehran. i live there with my wife. >> [speaking in farsi] >> hmm, kind of, nie and bong life. [laughs] culture in general educates people, and, en-- enlightens people to know more, to become, uh, more familiar with their rights, and demanding that from, you know, the authorities, whomever it is in their own par

and another contender for a direct ticket to the knockout round of the mini-cell will play with brooklyngolden is worth adding to the finish line, the regular lake players have four games left to play. training under all weather conditions for young wrestlers the rain did not stop and the slush continued diligently. this is the footage of the final training camp of the league of the brave on the basis of the republican school of the olympic reserve trained and lived the best young wrestlers from all over the country for six days. during this time, the guys got a lot of experience and emotions at many training sessions , there were olympic medalists who shared their stories. from sports life they gave advice to the generation that is growing up for many guys. this served to rally even more. and i think we have achieved our goal, because today many have already come up and said that we do not want to leave here. here we hope that they have acquired some new skills of all sorts of famous wrestlers. some experience came, they told me how they started. what difficulties were that? factory the

99. >> yeah. >> seth: the series finale, "brooklyn 99." >> the series finale, that's right. >> seth:aker >> uh, huh >> seth: and i called you guys and said i can't go to dinner because lexi just went into labor. and we had a baby girl that night. now. there was a fear that i wouldn't be able to come and host the show the next day >> yeah. >> seth: but, you're whole cast had flown out. >> yes >> seth: we knew we had to do the show you were going to host the show. >> yes, i got a call from shoemaker being like, "hey, will you host the show tomorrow?" i said "of course. [ light laughter ] easy peazy i was all excited. i got all this stuff prepped >> seth: oh, you prepped things for hosting the show >> oh, yeah. [ light laughter ] i mean, truth be told, i've kind of had my eye on it for a while. [ light laughter ] >> seth: like to take over >> yeah. [ light laughter ] it's was - it was like -- kind of a hostile takeover i had planned. [ laughter ] and then i was all, here's my moment, ready to seize >> seth: okay, gotcha. so what sort of planning did you put into this? >> i had full segm

game three will be on thursday in brooklyn.d the stories that some people are talking about this hour. jalen hurts, is now reportedly the highest pet paid player. i don't so many tongue twisters. tongue twister that up in nfl history. the philadelphia eagles signed the quarterback to a five year contract extension worth $255 million, and that is, according to espn and the nfl. unbelievable numbers hurts, led the eagles to the super bowl back in february. but they lost to kansas city. he finished second in the m v p race behind the chiefs patrick mahomes. mcdonald's making some changes meant to improve its burgers and who better to announce those changes than they hamburglar himself. mhm. problem. the rubble. problem. double our best burgers ever. mcdonald's is promising softer buns, urea cheese and onions added right from the grill and the signature . big mac will have more of that special source. what is the special source, especially secret changes are already available in international markets and some u. s cities, including

but the mess of scale of mining is damaging the environment up to button brooklyn, sienna, the acceleration of electric vehicle production, but also encourages the granting of large nickel concessions in indonesia. and that's because nickel is the main mineral used in electric vehicle batteries in this country. not up until now. nichol mining concessions have been granted for approximately 9000 square kilometers of land in indonesia. 2 thirds of that is in forest areas. num, rattlesnake who had by how did you get them gotten climate friendly. e bikes on the one hand, tempered by environmentally harmful in the coal mining on the other, their real dilemma. still, the indonesian government is aiming to have 2000000 electric motor bikes on the road. by 2025 muslims around the world are celebrating the end of ramadan to day and event that's usually marked by a huge it freight felt a feast. preparing the fat for this year is eat, might be a bit more expensive and huge villa in syria. many confectioners fear a drop in sales this year. the ramadan is the busiest time of the year. customers are buyi

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has now fallen just below to placement level. mediators from oman are in yemen, in an attempt to brooklyn, and to the ill as long conflict them. they were greeted and the captain santa, by leaders from the what the rebel movement, which has control the city since 2015. saudi officials are also at the top, saudi arabia, back the yemeni government. in the conflict book, frances led an easter sunday massa st. betus. glad in the vatican, in his easter message to the world war frances off russians to seek the truth about their countries. invasion of ukraine. he also appealed for dialogue between israelis and palestinians following recent violence. tens of thousands of the catholic faithful gathered in saint peter's square. visitors, cardinal's priests, and nuns. and of course, broke frances, the pontiff was recently hospitalized for bronchitis, but that didn't stop him from offering the traditional irby at or b blessing a message to the world. the pope asked people to reach out to those less fortunate comforter, eventful john d. deborah, comfort refugees nearly bl, deportees, political prisone

there's a sort of run-of-the-mill gay man who lives in brooklyn. can probably spot a bite having like a dangling errant and bad eyewear. he calls himself clear because he wants to be doing special think is unique. that's the first time a queer. the second time acquire as a straight woman who wants to add a little pizzazz to herself. so she thanks she's boring, she think she's basic. she may be has some gay friends maybe kissed a girl in college. she could now call herself? or or somewhere in the pluses. queer has been quite helpful for many people. ? or does the job of the plus to be honest. >> not my world but fascinating. as a believer i'm so rifle to help justify not tonight. trevor moore, thank you. >> thank you. > so you can't have a revolution unless you erase all memory of everything that came efore. if you knew what actually happened before you would be to psyched about the future they are planning for you. that's why terry down the past is a huge equity agenda. netflix has decided to rewrite the history of egypt. what did egypt do? i don't

organizadores dicen que fue un Éxito, que recuperaron 70 en el bronx y 80 en brooklyn. su centro pastoral. >> he tenido que estar en varios funerales. la juventud tiene que perder una vida por la violencia continÚa. fÉlix: las peligrosas relaciones entre integrantes de la farÁndula y narcotraficantes no sÓlo ocurre en narco corridos, sino tambiÉn entre artistas que cantan en fiestas privadas. vamos con este trabajo de univisiÓn. reportera: juan gabriel pasÓ uno de los pobres momentos de su vida en cali, colombia, en 1989, cantÓ en una presentaciÓn privada para celebrar el cumpleaÑos de uno de los jefes del cartel de cali. otro de los cabecillas del cartel resolviÓ hacer una broma a rodrÍguez orejuela segÚn el hijo de este. >> chepe santa cruz le querÍa jugar una chanza a mi padre y le dice que le cante la canciÓn. reportera: juan gabriel siguiÓ las instrucciones y el narco no le gustÓ la broma. son los riesgos que sufre la farÁndula y aparentemente es un negocio rentable y rÁpido. un cantante de narco corrido de sinaloa tambiÉn ha vivido lo que es cantar a los narcos. >