he's got a brooklyn-italian accent and running around with needles.so much material that it's blasphemous for the state of comedy to leave this guy alone. >>> all right. where should the ketchup be spored? find out next. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! >>> it's a age old question that plague mankind for centuries. where should ketchup be stored. hines says ketchup goes in fridge. let e let's go around the table. judge. >> i keep it in the fridge. my kids come home it goes in the pantry. after it goes in the pantry, i'm sorry convinced it bad. i put one in the fridge and they come back and put it in t

you can see her onstage in "the sign in sidney brustein's window" at the bam harvey theater in brooklynosnahan is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause one of our favorites another favorite he's an emmy-winning actor you know from "the americans" and "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." his second season as "perry mason" starts next week on hbo matthew rhys is back on the show [ cheers and applause and you know her from "grown-ish" and "the secret life of the american teenager." she's starring in "how i met your father" on hulu francia raisa will also be joining me [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, you guys, every night -- every single night here at "late night," i deliver a monologue made up of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that, due to my being a straight, white male, would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so, we would like to share them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: hey, everybody, t

the brooklyn bridge was barely visible. you could only catch passing glimpses of the statue of liberty and the staten island ferry nearby aaron cross was walking dogs to help out his elderly neighbor today, especially doesn't want to go outside. so i'm helping them out. >> canadian officials say they are battling more than 400 fires in that country. 20,000 people have been displaced. in fact, major league baseball has rescheduled the new york yankees game against the chicago white sox. this is video showing what yankee stadium looks like to today. in addition to the baseball game being postponed, the women's national soccer league game in new jersey and an indoor wnba game. it was supposed to be in brooklyn were called off the phillies game in philadelphia was postponed. and canadian prime minister justin trudeau just tweeted saying hundreds of american firefighters have just landed in canada to help with the firefight. he spoke with. president biden thanked him for his support said we're seeing more and more these fires be

>> well, who comes up with the comparisons and some office says this is the brooklyn bridge or that isds are construction debris left over from the assembly of the solar system, and so many of them out, there and the ones that we have to worry about are the ones that are earth crossing orbits, and that means that they take them past the earth. there are a few thousands of these, and nasa's job is that they were tasked to finding all of them, that could pose dangers to us, and now, these are close in that category, but it is farther out from the moon, so it is not an immediate danger bucks we have to watch all of them, and eventually, one of these is going to be in the orbit that is dangerous, and we will have to go out the deflect it before it gets to us. >> speaking of moon, this got our attention, and scientists have made a new discovery on sat turn -- saturn, and phosphorous, and you have to have phosphorous to have human life, and it does not seem like a big deal, but it is, and explain it to me. >> well, it is a huge deal, and people have to understand, that there is a couple of m

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in brooklyn?yeah. >> jimmy: i have a picture from the critics' choice awards. you're with with lisa ann walter. rather, photobombing lisa ann walter. [laughter] what was happening there? >> that is a picture of a man having a series of small strokes. [laughter] >> jimmy: why? >> directly behind two very famous people. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> you know -- we -- i see lisa every -- god, she looks so amazing. i see lisa every day, but the function of our show is that we're in, you know, sweat pants and flannel shirts. i think genuinely our cast is interested in fashion. we love to party, as i said. we love to turn a look. so when i was walking down the carpet and i saw her, i was completely stupefied. >> jimmy: because she was dressed up more than you're used to seeing her? >> yes, she looks amazing, yeah. yeah, and i just love them all. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i feel like -- >> jimmy: who do you love most on the cast? [laughter] lisa ann cooks for you, right? isn't that true? >> lisa is an incredible cook. >

we sent out outkicks charly arnolt in brooklyn to find out and take a look. >> you live around here?yes, i do. >> what do you this i about the new addition of the vending machine. >> the new addition of of the vending machine is good hope for the community. >> i didn't know nothing about this, came outside and it makes no sense to me. so how can we get it removed. >> that's a good question. i don't know if there's any hope of that happening anytime soon but what do you think it's going to do to the neighborhood? >> mess it up as usual. >> so you think it's a good idea. >> yes it is. uh-huh. >> interesting. what about the fact that it's taxpayer dollars that are potentially fueling an even bigger drug crisises in the city. >> doesn't matter we need that machine in the neighborhood that way we can have less people dying. >> it's packs pair money that we're giving resources to drug addicts do you think it's going to help or hurt the neighborhood. >> i think it's going to hurt the neighborhood. >> honestly think it's going to hurt because it's supplying the stuff knowing they have the st

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

host: let's go to brooklyn, new york, alexander on the democrat line. caller: good morning. i am hearing everybody talk about the penguins being ok and the lady calling about the frustration that we have plastic everywhere, including the bottles we drink. yes, it is very difficult, like the last caller said. you have coal power plants in china. but the reality is the latest report from the ipcc said we are going to be above 1.5 degrees celsius by 2027. that means catastrophe across the world and we are projected to go above that by like 2.5 degrees celsius. all i am telling everybody who is listening is to forget the fact you are republican or democrat or independent. when the climate starts to deteriorate to the point we have the worst air quality in new york city in the world because we have smoke coming in from wildfires that cannot be contained in canada. when we have california going from atmospheric rivers that are drowning people out in mud and you have non-stop snow, the environment is going to be so out of whack there is going to be no place to hide. when everybody

he then asked, you're from brooklyn, right? tempted to say brooklyn is always in the house, but this was the great john lewis. so instead, i said, yes, sir. and he said something to me that i will never forget and he said i was talking to your predecessor and had few things to say about you that washington, d.c., can be a rough place. so young man, i don't want you to get in any trouble unless it's good trouble. [laughter] he knew something a lot, good trouble. when the boy from troy dr. king said when he saw something wrong, he did something about it. john sat in. john lewis protested. john lewis organized. john lewis spoke up. john lewis showed up. john lewis got into good trouble to bend the arc of the moral universe towards justice. he was a force of goodness and angel among us and believer in the beloved community. several times throughout his journey, he was met with brutal violence. on bloody sunday, he was beaten within an inch of his life on the edmund pettus bridge while leading the march from selma to montgomery. the

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chad: goldman is a freshman, represents manhattan and part of brooklyn, brooklyn height, he is wearingonight of the borough of manhattan community college and a brooklyn dodgers cap. john: ball stays inside. panetta will advance to second base. the democrats have something cooking here in the top of the first. runners now at second and third. chad: infield plays in. john: struggles. steube to begin here. swung on this one caught at second base. fin stat able haul this in, the run verse to stay where they are. chad: second and third, one out. this is one of the issues last year. democrats hoping to get on the board early. we talked about the younger players, think they if they can get to the republican pitchers early they may be able to get something. john: with two outs, pete aguilar will step in. the shortstop. and greg steube trying to get out of this. in for a called strike. chad: aguilar is the chair of the house democratic caucus. he started for the democrats for many years as the starting pitcher. we might see him tonight. i was told they thought he may do better in the field, he

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typically breweries open in brooklyn, sometimes manhattan.'t represented by our own brewery. on our opening day, we had about 1,200 people show up. the place was packed to the front all the way to the back. so you kind of set the trend? yeah, i'm proud of that. [music playing] audrina patridge: ok, so these are all hooked up. these are all connected, now we're going to open them up and get the beer flowing. wow, you really hear it. did i do that one? -yeah, no, it's going. -oh, it is. ok. i feel like a mad scientist. it's a little-- sometimes we wear hats, monocles. yeah. sometimes. [evil laughter] the brewing process is actually really intense. there's so much of it in there. rich buceta: oh yeah. audrina patridge: you get your hands dirty, you get in there. i think i put too much. there's a lot of waiting because you have to let it heat, and soak, and ferment. [alarm sounds] it's hop time. you got it? yup, that's exactly right. you can really smell that ipa. rich buceta: yeah. audrina patridge (voiceover): for a taste, we head to singlecut'

+ rights in 1969 but to keep the festivities going, christina aguilera hosted a pride concert in brooklyny that she had this concert, and what they were calling pride island. so for manhattan, it moved over to pier 4 in brooklyn and they loved it with christina aguilera headlining it all. >> and they're still partying. when i was driving in today, i saw the festivities still going on on the other side of the country, san francisco also held its 53rd annual pride parade yesterday. nearly a million people showed up on market street, showing their love and support for the lgbtq plus community dancer, entertainers and floats marched along the city by the bay. among them mayor london breed and nancy pelosi advocating for queer rights to be protected nationwide >> culminating the month of serious advocacy along with so much colorful fun for everybody to enjoy too. >> that's right. >>> michelle has your forecast for the week, when we come back. >>> stl ilto come, a firefighter's long recovery to get back on the job and keep saving lives - oh, i saw it. - sorry about the vase. - can we just say v

. ♪ >> i'm 11 years old and i go to ms 50 in brooklyn, new york.ly a sixth grader and i'm a debater and a basketball player. >> i go to psm 161 in harlem, new york and i'm in seventh grade. >> there is a new program happening in my elementary school. there we learned how to debate and now here i am. >> should the united states federal government ban tiktok? >> tiktok should be banned due to amid concerns that their partner company would give users information, data, like such as browser history and location to the chinese government and push propaganda. >> i think we shouldn't ban tiktok because it gives the young people and other people the voice that they deserve. >> new york city urban debate league is just basically a league of debate where different schools and different cultures around new york city and the boroughs, they come together for different tournaments. >> it's important to have these programs out cuz it omotes diversity in all communities >> i love debate because i get to talk. a lot of the time i've had to switch how i usually perc

hope you pick-up some business in north brooklyn. >> i hope so.le in north brooklyn watching the show i don't know, but there you go. thank you very much indeed. still ahead gerri baker, scott shellady, mike murphy and neil shawn. does the democrat party have bench strength, quality candidates ready and eager to take over the oval office and my answer is a definitive "no they don't" that's my take and top of the 10:00 hour and it's next. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. .. everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. we

right republicans wanted to cut critical investments for all these vital programs by 30%, we say in brooklyn nfw. they wanted to put default back on the table, that is not happening. they wanted to roll back medicaid expansion, that is not happening. they even played down default and risk going over that cliff and we are proud to declare, that ain't happening. i am proud to say thanks to democrats, all of these things ain't happening. and now we pass this bill. all along i have said the most important thing is that all parties must take default off the table. end of story, full stop. it was clear to me that if republicans continue to refuse the debt ceiling in a straightforward way they needed to show the american people their plan. we knew there were two choices. either they couldn't which means we could have passed the clean debt ceiling. we also knew if they did, it would be such a partisan wish list that once it was exposed to the light, it could never pass and never gain the kind of support needed. i called the plan d.o.a., default on america. republicans who supported it ran away in dr

as we say in brooklyn, nfw, that ain't happening. republicans wanted to put default back on the table in a few months. that ain't happening. republicans want to draw back medicaid expansion. that ain't happening. republicans even play down default and wanted to risk going over that cliff, and to date we democrats are proud to declare that ain't happening. so tonight, i am proud to say thanks to democrats all of these things ain't happening. and now we pass this bill. all along i have said the most important thing is that all parties involved must take default of the table, no default, end of story, full stop . it was clear to me that if republicans would continue their refusal to raise the debt ceiling interest a straightforward way, then they needed to show the american people their plan. but we knew there were two choices when we said show us their plan. either they could not, which meant we could pass a plane clean debt ceiling, but we also knew if they did it would be such a partisan wish list, that once it was exposed to light i

in the bronx, in harlem, in brooklyn, in queens.r a couple years ago. >> shaolin. >> so it's unbelievable what this people's culture that is authentically new york city, has meant for the entire world. i hear something happen on the west coast, it's not the same. god bless them. >> right. >> i'm going to be positive to them and say we're better. >> i'll tell you this, "the beat," we're nonpartisan when we cover congress. we're nonpartisan when we cover hip-hop. i'm not picking between the south, the west, the east, but the mayor is on to something that new york's diversity and its verbal dexitarity, you can't win an election in new york and you can't move through the streets of new york unless you know how to talk, listen, talk back. >> to every kind of person. >> in every situation, and fast. >> that's right. and i'm going to tell you, when you come from new york, and you make it like that song, if i can make it here, i can make it anywhere, it's true. that's why wherever new york go, new york is just the energy and people respect

i'm 11 years old and i go to ms50 in brooklyn, new york.urrently a sixth grader and i'm a debater and a basketball player. francis: i go to psms 161 in harlem, new york. i'm in seventh grade. erick: i've been doing debate for three to four years now. well, it all started in third grade where there was this new program happening in my elementary school and i was quite eager to try it out. and then there we learned how to like debate and now here i am. moe: should the united states federal government ban tiktok? erick: tiktok should be banned due amid concerns that their partner company would give users information, data, like such as browser history and location to the chinese government and push propaganda. francis: i think we shouldn't ban tiktok because it gives the young people and other people the voice that they deserve. francis: new york city urban debate league is just basically a league of debate where different schools and different cultures around new york city and the boroughs, they come together for different tournaments. erick:

you can still order meat. >> ainsley: it's brooklyn, a lot of people vegan in brooklyn he will be able to find tenants. >> brian: everyone is on top of each other everyone know what is everybody is eating. >> ainsley: a bike mechanic that's a new one. can you legally do that? outlaw smells? if you can i would outlaw whatever the hell my neighbor is cooking constantly because it stinks. another guy corey a superintendent of a building nearby said you can't tell people what to eat and what not to eat. >> will: what if you like, said, don't cook that and it's like ethnic food and then you are like oh, now. >> ainsley: that's a whole problem. >> brian: meatballs. >> will: what if i'm cooking meat this vegan landlord this is my ethnic dishes now you are discriminating based on my ethnicity. >> brian: what ethnicity? >> will: irish. what is mine? >> brian: cooking steak violation of ethnic background. >> ainsley: allowed to cook venice sin. >> will: most have meat in their dishes. it could be anything. >> ainsley: then you become litigious. >> will: i think this landlord launched the first b

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and became a policeman, the city of brooklyn. and until 1898, i believe, brooklyn was its own city. so he was a policeman there. and then his and never knew him, of course. but two sons, my two maternal uncles had a big, big role in my early life information. they were like fathers to me, and i mentioned them both in the book and. they were both new york city policemen. my uncle frank was a detective with the new york central railroad police, the railroads, which some people know this. they have actual departments. each of the major railroads did. and then he went on the new york city police department. and in world war two, he was in the army cid and had a lot of adventures he would talk about of fighting the black market in sicily and italy and fighting similar market in the philippines. and then my uncle bill was also a detective with the new central railroad and, then later became a new york city policeman and had quite a few adventures. and i had take their adventures out of my book or just mention them by name at the beginn

alan in brooklyn, new york. how has it impacted you? caller: my suggestion is that more attention should be given to the thoughts of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders about failure to enforce antitrust rules in ways that would prevent large companies from exerting an increasingly profound force on controlling prices. i believe until we recognize that is a powerful force for inflation as the power of individual workers getting salary increases, then using the one tool of raising interest rates to cut jobs to control inflation is a backward way of handling things. we need to revisit the system and have other tools in the fed's basket besides raising interest rates when large companies have such control. host: we have heard your thought. tell us personally how it has impacted you. caller: i do not think it has affected me as much as the knowledge that, politically, we are creating a very strong back lash among people losing job security and losing the ability to get home loans and car loans and consumer loans at affordable prices. when t

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or not see why, from this photograph year, which should be a view of the manhattan skyline from brooklynscured by that haze. the statue of liberty, same situation, shrouded in that orange smoke from the canadian wildfires. another icon of the new york city skyline, one world trade center, well you can barely see it there because of the pollution from those wildfires. and new yorkers i have been speaking with and indeed taking to social media to say that they have breathing difficulties from the poor air quality. in fact, this meteorologist saying that new york city resembled mars yesterday due to that thick plume of smoke from quebec, and mentioning the very poor air quality. of course, that is the concern in all of this. as the new york city mayor eric adams tweeted, if you are a new yorker with heart or breathing issues, be careful when you are outdoors today, because of course poor air quality can really affect human health. and it is notjust in new york city. more than 100 million americans are being warned because of the high pollutants and the poor air quality everywhere from new y

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