thank you to the brooklyn public library and she's a brooklyn the center for brooklyn history. i'm so honored to be here. i'm coming to you from the homelands of the mahikanya which are the people of the waters that are never still today. they're known as the stockbridge muncie community and the sheet of government lies in bowler, wisconsin. i'm very honored to be able to be coming here from the homelands. i moved here in october of last year from wisconsin prior to that. i was living on the homelands of three fires council in southeastern, michigan. i worked for a number of years for the stockbridge muncie community and now i'm here in upstate new york. well, actually i just learned i'm not an upstate new york. i'm technically i guess i'm in like the middle. apparently i was wrong the whole time, but that's okay. i'm just you know in the homelands here and i'm so honored to be part of this panel. i wanted to start with this. this is one of my favorite favorite quotes i guess and it was from lakota activist john trudell we're not indians and we're not native americans. we're ol

beware of the invasion of the devil bird in brooklyn.wild animals commonly found in the coastal region of south carolina's low country. the anhinga are now being spotted in brooklyn's prospect park. they're referred to as devil birds, because when they're swimming, only their neck is exposed kind of making them look more like a snake ready to strike. still nope, experts say it's an example of a new pattern emerging with southern birds in search of new nesting territories in the north. cool now, can the pigeons of new york city go fouth toecse thatou with you? yeah next to the traffic stop. that's going viral, this time for the best. best reasons possible. it happened in pick and south carolina after an officer pulled a guy over for failing to stay in its lane, but little did she know he was about to teach her a thing or two or a step or two, the elderly man who had just left the dance hall gave the officer to step dance lesson right there on the side of the road after showing off yeah, he's even wearing the footwear, the dance claw hands

you can't really have a high-speed chase very many places in brooklyn. the most densely populated burros of the five. if it were a stand alone would be in the top five cities of all of america, that's how big brooklyn is. on a postage stamp. >> emily: the ap mentions one of the two videos i have shows meghan and harry in a taxicab in standstill traffic, to your point, with photographers and videoing them through the windows so course we will wait to hear the finality of the investigation, the comments from nypd and i also note that the ap points out that carrie's fury at the media they say has been building for years. he blames them for the death of his mother he also blames them for relentless pursuit of megan, in his words. they have sued the press multiple times so we wait for the facts that i will say it seems clear to me that the heightened sensitivity and heightened sense of trauma with anything associated with the paparazzi so i'm sure they feel sensitive. >> harris: i want to add that they went on to the upper east side of manhattan as well. >> k

office, he can see across the river to brooklyn where he was born.was a working-class, middle-class jewish, irish, italian neighborhood that, within a very fast amount of time, like, maybe 15 years, had transitioned to becoming a working-class, lower-middle-class, mainly west indian, also haitian, neighborhood. - i reminded him. i said, "the community that i represent is the community that your forbearers came and lived in." and i said, "we've purchased "their old houses that they didn't take care of. "and we have redone those houses, "and we live in them right now. "and the only thing that have changed in that neighborhood is the accent and the color of the people." - the institutions stay, but the people change. just different kinds of people are gonna be going there. and that's gonna be a haitian immigrant. it's not gonna necessarily be, you know, an italian kid from brooklyn. - so there's like this disconnect. he's like a new york city guy who never goes back to the place where he started. - immigration has been the engine that drives america. an

parents and kids rallying outside in brooklyn. school is still in session. prompting parents to keep their kids home. >> bill: nate foye is live in brooklyn. what are you hearing there? good morning. >> good morning. you can see parents are protesting at ps172 for a second straight day. after a pta meeting last night, many parents are holding a no-show protest holding kids home from school until this policy is reversed. this comes after yesterday where the pta co-president tells me 30% of the school was absent. 142 kids did not show up to school. i'm joined now by rosie. she is a concerned grandmother. you have a grandson that goes to the school. you were at the pta meeting last night. what happened at that meeting? >> many questions were asked by the parents. we didn't get no concrete answers at all. we don't have no information. >> the mayor's office had a representative at that meeting. what did he say about your concern? >> most of the time he said he didn't know. he was not sure. no answers at all. >> you have no idea how long this is going to be happen

from that school today, we are working to learn where to. >> bret: nate foy live in brooklyn. thanks. tonight in america's crime crisis, a mother expresses her outrage after the death of her son. richard washington was stabbed during an unprovoked attack on a new york city subway train. correspondent bryan llenas has details tonight. >> my my whole life was changed upside down. we got no help. >> this is barbara washington, holding her 36-year-old son richard for the last time before he died last week from an infection from stab wounds he suffered in january 2022. richard, a father, was randomly stabbed in the neck twice on a new york city subway platform by this man, who richard's family says was homeless and mentally ill. barbara and her daughter say the city needs to do more to deal with the mental health crisis. >> they are doing nothing, in my eyes. it's like we are doing, we are doing, but i don't see nothing being done. >> few days a week and released them right back to the public. >> washingtons are not alone. according to the nypd tabs sit crime in new york city is up

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looks at you from the brooklyn bridge ♪ >>> it was 140 years ago today the brooklyn bridge opened fort time. joining us now emmy award-winning filmmaker ken burns. good morning. >> good morning. >> ken, that was your first, 1981. >> i was trying to raise money for pbs. going to all these places where you're trying to get 1500 bucks. i looked like 12 years old. they said no, this kid is trying to sell me the brooklyn bridge. without a question it's the great engineering feat of the 19th century, and it's also, i think this is why michael and i are still so excited about it's a work of art. here it's a functional thing. it goads us to do something that would last and be beautiful. michael and i have made a short little film about this that the times has posted today which is a discussion of the bridge 140 years out and i'm going to dinner tonight to celebrate and 40 years ago i was the only nonroblings there to watch the fireworks under the spectacular bridge. >> it's -- we're watching some of film here. michael, it has held up architecturally over those 140 years. this is just zblafk t

brooklyn could fit on a postage stamp.can congresswoman kat cammack of florida member of the energy committee and the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government is in "focus" now. what is your initial reaction to this? >> harris, it is out rage. before they were sacrificeing children's education and safety. they were pushing our homeless veterans out to make room for these illegals shipped in and bused in. you heard me say it before and i'll say it again. you play stupid games you win stupid prizes. as a sanctuary city new york made their bed and have to contend with the fact they have 1500 illegals coming to their city every day. not only that but 65% of the illegals that they are housing and taking care of are on the public dole. that means their food, housing, healthcare and beyond. it is all at the expense of our kids and our veterans. so this is really starting to hit close to home for so many people and if there is not a consequence for these illegals coming in, it will just continue. >> harris: i ju

nate foye is live outside one elementary school in brooklyn, new york. what are they telling you, nate? >> good morning to you. reports are six brooklyn schools will be housing migrants in gyms including ps188 behind me. the gym itself is disattached from the school. parents aren't comfortable with this. because of that we see two parent protests today. one protest you are seeing is at ps17 in brooklyn. an elementary school. dozens of parents protesting. 20 more parents at ps172 also in brooklyn. the mayor's office tells fox the migrants won't impact school activities. a lot of parents aren't buying that and others have safety concerns. listen here, bill. >> how temporary is this? i don't think it's a good idea. this is inside of a school. good forbid a kid go miss being then what? i'm sorry? something needs to be done. >> outrage is growing after a group of u.s. veterans were kicked out of a hotel in orange county, new york in favor of migrants. that outrage is bipartisan. listen to this. >> everyone agrees you cannot boot veterans out of hotels that ar

what's happening in brooklyn?the most important thing is that as of tonight, no bike rates are in school gyms in new york city and that's because the city remove the migrants from t the one jim in brooklyn where they physically were. they cleared out on the other migrants were sent to arrive later this week and it comes after back-to-back days of protest. i was there for many of the protests and the mayor's office says the decision has nothing to do with the protests and the parents i spoke with say like their voices were heard. take a look, this is the scene in brooklyn today and i spoke with one grandmother who was here. she told me she and three others were planning to sleep on the streets tonight to protest mayor adams policy and the copresident of the parent teachers association told me 42% of the school was absent and that came after 30% were absent yesterday. parents planned a no-show protest until the gym was cleared out. one concern here and had this to say at this protest. >> my next message is to the pr

i miss it every time i'm in brooklyn and there are no good you can't see it from brooklyn. can only see it in manhattan and queens. well, apparently it happens every year. so it happens next year. the goal. well, and you know, your kids go to bed early, right? so you can't ditch them. i know. i know. maybe next year they can stay up a little bit later and we can see it. but the thing i love about it, i said this yesterday, you know, new yorkers don't get excited about anything, but they actually love this stops my social media. it must be important, ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, recording artist and broadway star, josh groban! plus, from the comedy series at "jury duty," ronald gladden! and the viewers have spoken. a performance from your "american idol" encore winter, colin stough. also if you are planning a

this is brooklyn, and we are there in brooklyn looking at manhattan looking at the brooklyn bridge, andin 2012 completely rewrote the floodplain maps in new york city. there is an extra 65,000 people living in a floodplain that they didn't know until sandy came along. you can see it here, and the barge with the heavy equipment and the stacks of boulders and for the last couple of months, they have been shoring up this area that was washed out by super storm sandy, and the water was in the lobby there, and as a result of it, the army corps is looking into a number of plans to build various seawalls depending upon the tradeoffs, and it is expensive and a lot to think about. but this is the reality, and expected that the east coast, atlantic coast is four times more vulnerable to sea level rise than the rest of the global average. cities that are sinking, and that is not just happening here, but around the world, and subsidence is making it worse. so cities sinking are going to be seeing three to four times the sea level rise. the science says that depending upon how fast we cut back on th

i've always been a brash new york democrat from brooklyn. saw the world a little bit differently, although we both love vince. for example, speaker ryan is known for his love of hunting. particularly deer hunting. as a teenager he mowed lawns and saved up for his own hunting rifle. i heard somewhere he even prepared his own venison and sausage. me, on the other hand, i admit i didn't find hunting all that relaxing at first. when ben nelson took me on my first hunting trip for pheasant in nebraska, i saw the two hunting dog, i thought they were for companionship. i remember pointing my target and pulling the trigger. nothing. then nelson had to look over and say well maybe you should take the safety off first. eventually i got the hang of it. but kidding aside, speaker ryan and i took very different paths on our journeys to congress but i've also respected him for being a man of integrity and principle, of decency and honor. even in our fiercest disagreements, i always find speaker ryan to be insightful, deeply knowledgeable and always straig

i can understand parents in places like brooklyn are very upset about this. >> sandra: and picturing the police stations in chicago inundated with the migrants, housing them, sleeping there overnight, they have run out of room to do that there. it's all over the country, john. >> john: and we discovered last week that the notices to appear that are being given to the illegal migrants allowed into the country, they are 2026 for court date, 2027, this is going to be going on for an awfully long time. mail carriers just trying to do their job are increasingly becoming targets for thieves. how the postal service is planning to keep them and your mail safer. >> sandra: republicans working to drop a local d.c. law that they say hampers police at a time when crime is running rampant in that city and nationwide. ra rafael testified today. >> defunds the police philosophy as well as several other things has probably made it a lot more challenging to certainly retain officers and attract young people to our profession. r that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ lib

but you also had this resurgence of brooklyn and indie music. >> please welcome tv on the radio. ♪ say partly because of james murphy's ability to make pristine electronic music that still had a soul in it. ♪ where are your friends tonight where are your friends tonight ♪ >> what you start to see is not a genre of music or a trend. it's a scene. ♪ and though they were not a new york band, arcade fire seemed connected spiritually to that moment. ♪ children wake up ♪ ♪ hold your mistake up ♪ >> arcade fire was this big, anthemic rock band that, you know, made these songs that you just wanted to holler along with. ♪ and to me it felt like the moment that indie rock crossed over into something bigger. ♪ holiday oh holiday and the best one of the year ♪ >> it's the first time that you had indie bands soundtracking commercials for mainstream multinational products, in part because everyone is trying to figure out how do i make money now that no one will pay for my albums? ♪ one two three take my hand and come with me ♪ ♪ because you look so fine that i really wanna make you mine ♪ >> you kno

buck the the new york native has called the east bay home now for more than 30 years trading the brooklynuse for his backyard playground that is now mighty mount diablo. love the weather. >> that's some good friends here over time became. >> place. a phone number were biking up the scenic southgate road. one of 2 main routes leading to the top of the mountain is not really a beginner. i know. it's really like a. to our vacation. no matter how many times you do it. it's still a challenge. what hidden gems? having our backyards? through your bus and still shoot around. get shots up there with the law. yeah. house and shot. what am think right to buy knocking. >> that gets ace chris. absolutely. schools be in a game of horse or in this case kron. one of the nicest sounds in the world. fact switch, nothing like that. it is just effortless. chris drains shot after shot, although i do manage to get one letter off the ledge and there you go has won. okay. i think i'm done guys come out and that's a momento. everyone makes that. >> even on shoes make that. okay. there you go. you've got it. >> lo

he thinks he, like, runs the world. - the brooklyn art museum's exhibit entitled "sensation," featuringt's a terrible, terrible use of government funds. and i think we'll do everything we can to remove funding for the brooklyn museum until the director comes to his senses. - his second term, he became a guy i really didn't like. i went from a guy, like, "yeah, not so bad," to like, "ugh!" - and this started to rankle a lot of people in a lot of corners of the city, the animal lovers, the culture lovers. the black and brown folks were already, you know, clear that rudy was not gonna be their kind of guy. you know, so his coalition just started to fall apart piece by piece. "this is enough already. let's move on." - and then the parade had passed. it was done. now even his personal life was an embarrassment. his intolerance was unacceptable to a lot of people. he was really done. i think september 10th, he came out of city hall. watched him go down the steps with his entourage. not a single person looked at him, not a single tourist asked for his picture. no one even looked. and he just w

later, a trip to brooklyn for a conversation for prosecutor turning congressman dan goldman. we talk to his predictions for the investigations into trump and bringing people together with bagels. a little after 3:30 pm local time yesterday, a gunman walked into an outlet mall in allen, texas and opened fire. nine people, including the shooter or dead. just in the last few minutes, president biden released a statement saying the gunman was wearing tactical gear and armed with an ar-15 style assault weapon. in texas alone, the list of communities impacted by mass gun violence is a horrifying in length. fort hood and sutherland springs, santa fe and el paso, midland, odessa, uvalde, a year ago this month. the small town of cleveland just nine days ago. now, allen. eight people killed for the crime of going shopping on the saturday afternoon. yet another reminder of why many of us don't feel safe from guns anywhere. every time my kids, aged five and seven, walk out the door these days, i'm scared to death for their safety. i know i'm not alone. if you don't feel safe at schools o

- brooklyn, williamsburg. - brooklyn. - predominantly latino and hasidic when i was coming up.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 still stand out. if i'm on the block, i stand out. if i'm in dr, i stand out. -

buck the the new york native has called the east bay home now for more than 30 years trading the brooklyn playgrounds of his use for his backyard playground that is now mighty mount diablo. love the weather. >> that's some good friends here over time became. >> place. a phone number where biking up the scenic southgate road. one of 2 main routes leading to the top of the mountain is not really a beginner. i know. it's really like a. to our vacation. no matter how many times you do it. it's still a challenge. what hidden gems? having our backyards? through your bus and still shoot around. get shots up there with the law. yeah. house and shot. what am think right to buy knocking. >> that gets ace chris. absolutely. schools be in a game of horse or in this case kron. one of the nicest sounds in the world. >> fact switch, nothing like that. >> it is just effortless. chris drains shot after shot, although i do manage to get one letter off the ledge and there you go has won. okay. i think i'm done guys come out and that's a momento. everyone makes that. >> even on shoes make that. okay. there y

you won't see my sculpture on a brooklyn park because i'm a conservative artist.t, it is 5:30 in the morning, you will not hear artsy par partsy words from me. i will not criticize the art. i will criticize the artist. it is hate and america bashing trump, if you want to get down to it mr. artist guy, those cages, the pictures you see, that is from the obama administration, remember that? the photographs that came out. you know what, do a sculpture about the -- i think 85,000 children that crossed that border that are mia in this country, nobody knows where they are, who is doing what to them. you want to make art? how about passionate humanitarianism, try that a little. >> todd: glad you made that point. we don't want to attack art -- >> no, especially me i can't. >> todd: do you think it was appreciate the by parents, swarms are migrants were going to be put in their child's schools, do you think they appreciate that? >> no, but majority of people in the area do appreciate it. i unveiled a sculpture on the other side of the brooklyn bridge, i hope you have a cli

the only news marathon of the indomitable from hostomel to new york a charity race took place in brooklynark to take part in it veteran paratroopers came - of the assault troops of the armed forces of ukraine, who in the first days of the great war defended the barracks in gostomel. we have already told you this story and invited the hero to our studio. his goal is to raise money for the center of psychological rehabilitation of the ukrainian military about the next step towards the dream will be told by lidia prizhka prospect park, the largest park in brooklyn and although it is not as famous as central park in new york, local residents love it no less every morning many athletes gather here because there are very convenient paths for running or riding bicycles and today there will be a very special race veteran paratrooper maksym pasichnyk and kharkiv triathlete vadym kovalenko came to america to organize a charity race they called it the marathon of the indomitable and started running last fall, in gostomel, maxim also met the war, took part in the fighting from the airport, and then w

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you were -- well, you lived in brooklyn, where i lived, growing up. >> yep. yep. am lucky enough, maria, and i've been blessed, god has been good to me that i have the means and i had the window to do this. and, look, am i going to be here forever? i don't know. i thought i'd be in california forever. maria: you're doing the best for your family. great to see you again, scott. thanks so much for being with us. neighbor, back in the day we were neighbors back there in brooklyn. love talking with you. thank you so much. >> always a pleasure, maria. take care. maria: see you soon. scott baio joining us. i've got - double check that. eh, pretty good! (whistles) yeek. not cryin', are ya? let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry about that. here we go. - asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - yeehaw! - do you have a question? - are you a certified financial planner™? - yes. i'm a cfp® profession

you were -- well, you lived in brooklyn, where i lived, growing up. >> yep. yep.nd i've been blessed, god has been good to me that i have the means and i had the window to do this. and, look, am i going to be here forever? i don't know. i thought i'd be in california forever. maria: you're doing the best for your family. great to see you again, scott. thanks so much for being with us. neighbor, back in the day we were neighbors back there in brooklyn. love talking with you. thank you so much. >> always a pleasure, maria. take care. maria: see you soon. scott baio joining us. i've got you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at

to the thing addition to the massages and this kind of guy kind of mission, oklahoma is present. brooklyn date of service is also truth. so it goes to the issue and i'll kind of as a to i to well, what does you met somebody in the presence? you know, it's interesting that kind of an out of a lot of new condo, that was a huge distance monita. those who did, you know your t t. c. but the the one number turned into the automated system in the video marcus of the minimum garden, your gym in the model in the building. i need, as i said, the other thing, a lot of that, i think one of the leave of, lemme just do kind of general advocate. you say, what are the number of a little, i'm sort of you to them or some take a much. it was the national anthem to them attitude, and that's got the motion, something like, uh no more. that's at a level some and so on. that's what i'm asking you. i'm not going to get them. i'm just a bit of a tagging you look on what now i have savvy, as i understand is the not the most part of the, not the left. so i'm not. and then as i said, i'm. 3 the ada is right, cuz i u

thank you in brooklyn, new york. >> dana: new video in showing the moment a chinese fighter jet buzzesa u.s. spy plane. it happened yesterday over the south china sea. the u.s. calling the maneuver unnecessarily aggressive. general jack keane is a fox news senior strategic analyst. when you see something like this what goes through your mind, sir? >> potential mishapp certainly. it is outrageous behavior. this fighter is a high performance aircraft. our reconnaissance plane is likely flying a predictable route. harassment is what they're doing. the united states military is kind of on the front lines of this, not too surprising given the aggression that china has. they resent the fact, dana, that we're spying and collecting surveillance information on them every single day. this is a very obvious means that we do it. we use all sources to do this. we sail our ships through the taiwan straits and the south china sea. we conduct exercises with our allies and partners in the region. and they know that principally that is all directed against them. we wouldn't be doing much of this, to be

not the game of bridge but the brooklyn bridge. i'm talking about john, he started in 1869.. b.t. barnum took 21 elephants across the bridge. okay, it's good for a wagon what about a car? it's now a national historic site and i still recommend anyone using the bridge even if you don't need to go to brooklyn, take the bridge. it's a once in a lifetime experience. >> dana: beautiful. >> brian: happy birthday, bridge. >> you don't need to go to brooklyn. see me doing stand up comedy june the 3rd. june the 10th mesa, arizona. hey, girl. lexington, kentucky. see me july 8th at holland. you have to behave ladies i know there is a lot of chubby chasers out there it's just comedy not magic mike. >> judge jeanine: get my book on amazon crimes against america. >> bret: judge, congrats on the book. come down to d.c. and we will talk about it. >> judge jeanine: sure, tomorrow? you got it. >> bret: thanks, judge. ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight florida governor ron desantis is now officially in the presidential race. he filed his campaign

then the last call, the goat, who was born in brooklyn, not north carolina, michael jordan.n on myrtle avenue, same hospital mike tyson and bernard king were born in. one thing about michael he don't like to lose nothing. very competitive. so i just let it slip how much magic gave. [laughter] oh, oh, oh. sorry, sorry. she is in there. i tell you -- i said, magic gave -- he said, magic a what? boom! so now had the money. had the money to rehire the crew. at this time, there was no talking between myself and warner bros. because warner bros. gave the film to the bond company. so on this date, on malcolm's birthday, we had a press conference at the schaumburg collection, the library. we announced these prominent african-americans wrote these checks. and the next day, warner bros. financed the rest of the movie. [applause] true story. and the movie is because of denzel washington. denzel had done an off-broadway play, and there were many times when he was on camera that our skin was crawling because we saw malcolm. it was eerie. and there is one scene -- all of the speeches were

video shows a 46 rolled woman walking down a street in brooklyn when she is surrounded by a group oftacker impossible her to the ground for even kicking her when she is down. the attack a disturbing reminder of the crime that is plaguing the big apple these days. nate foy live in new york city with more on this. >> it is difficult video to watch. the 46 rolled woman is recovering after a brutal beating that lasted almost a full minutes. take another look at this for this happen just before midnight in brooklyn on thursday per the woman is surrounded by six suspects. they exchange some words before the attack begins. you can see they had heard to the ground as the car drives by. they stomp on her repeatedly hit her. this lasts almost a full minute before she crawls up onto the sidewalk. eventually trice using that bike as protection before the group eventually walks away. police said they still hurt cell phone, wallet, $25 cash and bank cards as well. very similar thing happen in september 281-year-old man in queens, new york we take a look here. he was badly beaten also on the side o

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nate foy is live in brooklyn with the latest. we heard from the mayor's office on all of this, and his plan for migrants to be housed at public school gyms. what more are we learning? >> well, john, we learned that doing this, housing migrants in these school gyms is always meant to be a temporary solution for the mayor's office and as soon as they can move them out of the school gyms that's what they will do. we heard from the deputy mayor of health and human services, she partly blamed the need to do this on the end of title 42, saying since may 11, numbers have spiked here in new york city. taking in between 60700 migrants every single day and i can tell you john behind me i checked in on the gym here at p.s. 172 after hearing from some parents who have been protesting, bs and with my own eyes i saw workers appearing to clear out the gym, backing up the supplies and cots inside the gym waiting for these migrants to arrive this week. i can also tell you 42% of students at p.s. 172 are not at school today as parents have been pr

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