right now we can bring it back every single year to brooklyn center. going to continue to do so. every single council meeting, i'm going to remind them. i'm going to bring my son there with his face and ask for new policy changes that they promised, not only the community but to our family when they killed my son. >> katie wright, it is hard to believe, at least on this side of the conversation, it has been two years and nine months as you reminded us since your son was killed. thank you so much for the time you spent with us this morning. >>> coming up, why an arab american mayor in battleground michigan turned down a meeting with the biden campaign. >>> plus, why are museums across the country starting to cover or restrict access to native american art? >>> michigan is critical to president biden's reelection campaign, and to that point the president's campaign manager was there friday. the idea was to meet with hispanic leaders and black leaders and local arab and palestinian american leaders, but some of the leaders invited said no. before the meet

actually comes out of brooklyn, new york. new york city's first birth of 2024 happened precise early at the stroke of midnight in coney island. >> and in a twist of fate, the doctor who delivered the baby also delivered the baby's father 23 years ago at the same hospital. >> but we had a few babies born just after midnight here in the big apple. abc's sean lands has more. >> from the slightest movements from his tiny fingers. at 6 pounds, 1.4oz. jaycee al novoa is one of the first babies born in new york city on new year's day. we're blessed and happy. >> i'm so, so excited. yeah, we are so excited. >> his father and mother, merlene novoa, are proud parents, but his older brother, nine year old axel, might have them beat. i feel it's just like happy because i've always wanted like a little brother, like jasiel was born at 12:08 a.m. here at flushing hospital medical center, but he wasn't the first but the first baby born in new york city was born in coney island, brooklyn. at the stroke of midnight, this baby, who's waiting f

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nate foye is live in brooklyn near the school. what are they telling you? >> so a bit calmer today.oth just in the feeling here but also the weather. it was really bad weather last night. with the conditions improving the migrants have been moved to a tent facility nearby. that happened at 4:30 this morning. but the impact on students here at this high school james madison high school in brooklyn will continue throughout the day with all sports practices canceled and you mentioned they will be learning remotely today after nearly 2,000 migrants that you see right here moved into the school last night. again, i mentioned because of that bad weather that threatened their nearby tent facility the school notified parents of the 3600 students here. the city writing, quote, the health and safety of migrants in our care is always a top priority, which is why we're currently overseeing the relocation of 1900 guests from the humanitarian emergency response and relief center at floyd bennett field. that relocation is forcing students to learn at home once again which, of course, was a proven

ability to connect with everyone, anywhere, helping propel recess therapy beyond brooklyn.e obama took notice, talking to julian about the lessons kids can teach us. >> but kids, you know, look at these beautiful faces. they're open. they are ready to learn. >> reporter: these kids have a lot to teach us. on topics like our planet. >> you're bigger, so you're worse for the environment. i'm small. >> reporter: love. >> is there anything that you love that's not a human? >> bacon. >> do you love bacon more than your mom? >> i can't choose. >> reporter: and even our time left on earth. you've got a long, long amazing life ahead of you. >> i know. longer than yours. >> really? how much longer do you think have i? >> 20 weeks. >> repor . >> when you go out there today, tell me about the game plan. >> we're going to be finishing an episode i started last week about icky feelings. i'm talking to kids can about getting embarrassed and grossed out. >> how do you feel when there is a yucky thing near you? >> i just walk away. that's it. >> all right. so you're going to walk away? >>

peggy: asÍ se ve el puente de brooklyn hoy, sÓlo lo adorna su esplendor y cientos de peatones, atrÁson su mercancÍa. >> ¿pretenden que lo votemos a la basura? nos ha costado mucho esfuerzo. peggy: estÁn implementando una nueva medida que prohÍbe la venta de productos en puentes de la ciudad. la gente saltaba por el puente hacia el carril porque no podÍa caminar, dijo el alcalde de nueva york. la regla afectarÍa a vendedores con licencia o sin licencia. >> yo le pago a un veterano del dinero para que venga con su licencia y nos represente la mesa, y de esta manera podemos vender, y podemos estar legalmente. >> una situaciÓn poco ideal que complica mÁs los planes de esta familia de mantenerse y abandonar el refugio donde viven con sus hijos. masters yo no puedo parar y decir que es que me votaron. peggy: los vendedores ambulantes dijeron no tener un plan, piden que se les dÉ la oportunidad de regresar de forma mÁs organizada. elian: esta noche en ediciÓn nocturna: la policÍa de florida ha emprendido una cacerÍa humana para capturar un residente hispano sospechoso de ser un depredador s

. >> vendedores ambulantes son removidos del puente de brooklyn. >> noticias telemundo con arantxa loizagahes, le saluda vanessa hauc el lugar de arantxa loizaga. hoy se revelÓ la primera parte de los documentos oficiales vinculados a las acusaciones por delitos sexuales contra el millonario jeffrey epstein. aparecen 150 nombres incluyendo algunos ya conocidos y otros que nunca antes se habÍan mencionado. >> son testimonios con nombre guardados en secreto por aÑos pero hoy mÁs de 150 nombres que incluyen a las vÍctimas que acusaron a jeffrey epstein incluyendo a destacadas figur. >> se acusa al prÍncipe antes de tener relaciones con una menor de manera forzada. epstein le pidiÓ a la joven que hiciera todo lo que quisiera el prÍncipe. >> en el pasado el prÍncipe neÓo las acusaciones aunque llegÓ a un acuerdo. una vÍctima testifica diciendo que recuerda que jeffrey epstein fue a cenar con el gobernador bill richardson aunque nunca fue acusado de hacer algo indebido. le preguntan a la joven si alguna vez hablo de bill clinton y ella respondiÓ que a clinton le gustan las jÓvenes de 20 aÑos. se

host: that is moses in brooklyn. this is rodney in indiana, republican. good morning.aller: good morning. how are you doing, sir? host: good. what were your thoughts on new hampshire last night? caller: trump got the win. nikki haley needs to step aside. need to get america back on track, and i believe donald trump will be the man to do it. host: rodney, with some $31 million according to reports that nikki haley spent in new hampshire, and this was marco rubio yesterday jt after 9:00 p.m. eastern sagan will be trump as the nominee but we don't know how much donor money will be wasted over the next month. what are your thoughtsf nikki haley takes this to south carolina four and a half weeks from now and if she continues through more and more states? caller: i remember they were saying she had some big -- i don't think she will get the backing that she needs. i think she wrote in her own state. host: you think this is as far as this will go? caller: i believe so. i think south carolina will be the end of the line for nikki haley and i highly doubt she will come forward

>> bret: nate foy live in brooklyn. nate, thanks.endary football coaches are getting out. reports say nick saban of the university of alabama is retiring. saban's team lost to eventual champion michigan in the playoff semi-final this month. he has won seven national championships, six with alabama. and pete carroll of the seattle seahawks is moving into an advisory role with the team. he won a super bowl and lost another with the seahawks. he won five division titles, 10 playoff games in 14 seasons. up next, we talk with republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy on the campaign trail. went out with him today ahead of monday's iowa caucuses. first, beyond our borders tonight. schools and stores in some of ecuadors biggest stores closed today this comes after a group of masked men invaded a television station in he can car during a live broadcast. presenting directors and study year hands with firearms and what appeared to be sticks of dynamite. police surrounded that area, subdued the attackers and there were no fatalities. li

as you are well aware, the president remains right now at the brooklyn baptist church, he's made a meet stop there on his way back to air force one. south carolina was a game-changer for joe biden in 2020. give us a sense of his message this time around. >> reporter: you are absolutely right. it was a game-changer, alex. today, i think we are seeing the president in his element. you mentioned the fact that he is at a church, the second churches visited here today in columbia. this is at the point where he is sort of on ground level with people, able to look them in the, i know script. you just talking to folks about the issues he thinks they are concerned about. that's what we heard from the president earlier today when he stopped at another church last night, when he spoke at the state party, the democratic party's dinner here in columbia. and really, his message in these conversations has been that he made promises to the black community in particular, the one in south carolina that helped elevate him for the democratic nomination for years ago, and he kept the promises he made. the p

that takes a lot of bulls in as they say in brooklyn. he knows everyone.s jesus and moses and his age is an asset? for her because she doesn't have to have sex with him anymore. >> jesse: did binder tell you that because she usually doesn't share those types of details about the family. >> that's true but yeah, this is unbelievable. look. as far as him being old and tired. full disclosure when you sent me the topics i was looking at them at 4:00 p.m. and i'm 26 and i went out for a light like an hour and a half. you could have done a colonoscopy on me and i would not have woke up. i think you are underestimating how much energy it takes for an 82-year-old to steal two elections in a row. >> apparently he's very active after 7:00 p.m. remember trump used to stay up to 2 in the morning? by ten is up to 4 but you don't hear about it. how about kamala asking the husband, we're going to lay low so you guys kind of campaign for us. >> yeah that kind of scared me. you have jill out there with her fake degree and then michelle obama should be at football practice.

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however, the brawl in the tunnels near the brooklyn synagogue will definitely go down in the criminallargest city in america. at hasitskaya's world headquarters for the habat lubavitch movement, it all began when the quiet of the crown heights neighborhood was disturbed by the engines of concrete mixers. the authorities brought in equipment to flood illegally constructed underground communications. the system of strange tunnels, dug during the pandemic to avoid quarantine, became known in december; they were erected to connect the synagogue buildings with the mikvah, a special room for ritual ablutions. at this time , patrol officers had already begun to enter the synagogue, they blocked all the doors upstairs and stopped letting parishioners in. the synagogue is closed only once a year for a few hours, on the eve of passover, but this one is always open, so it’s painful to see this. in the dungeon, meanwhile, verbal skirmishes flared up with might and main. we don't act like that in america. a little more in the basement... real chaos began, young people from the side of the synagogu

host: mike in brooklyn. caller: hi, good morning.h illegal immigrants, in brooklyn if you walk out with the necklace her earrings and you're not watching out closely, you will get ripped off by an illegal immigrant. every time they get a call about ripping off the jewelry you get redirected. host: how do you know they are illegal immigrants? caller: because i talk to them. they say they are coming in from the cartels. host: you are speaking to the people committing these crimes? caller: the people at the shelter. what is the trend there. host: let's take up this question because there's an association between crime and illegal immigrants, do you have statistics? guest: it's difficult especially with property crimes, with there being a 20% clearance rate. it's difficult to say the nature of perpetrators across the board. when we talk about murder, the vast majority are not illegal immigrants. i live in new orleans and i'm not familiar with this single victim or perpetrator that was an illegal immigrant in new orleans. there were a lot

y'all from brooklyn its way back. of course.he gave me a lecture about how i have to suffer frostbite and hypothermia for the next two winners of one last puffy coat. the next day, my mother bought that. the day that my mother bought that down from the army-navy store was the second happiest day oftorial life exceeded only by the parachute and ghostbusters. t that i received for my birthday a few years later. so one day i was home from elementary school, which require me to walk past the hangout spot where thugs cut school to smoke and look at naked magazines i was in. what am i trademark daisies when the scent of menthol smoke alerted me to the fact that i was being followed. by the time i tried to run was too late. the crew surrounded me and demanded i give up the goose down. i of my mothers with wrath. i thought of all the long lost jackets from the pas fthe bootleg members, only to the sea is tough skin with corduroy sleeves. i thought of my mother's frostbite warning and the days in middle school. solitary in my future, and

la poliÍa dijo que los bloqueos afectaron el Únel de holland y los puentes de brooklyn, manhattan y williamsburgbauer, quien gaÓ copas del mundo como jugador y entrenador de la seleccÓn nacional, fallecÓ a los 78 aÑos. beckenbauer seÁ recordado por la victoria en la copa del mundo de 1974 cuando era defensa central y tambien por su papel como Écnico, que lo lleÓ a nuevamente a alzar triunfante la copa en 1990, como entrenador de la seleccÓn alemana... el papa francisco pide la prohibicÓn universal de los "vientres de alquile”& eliÁn: en el vaticano el papÁ francisco calificÓ hoy como deplorable la prÁctica de diente de alquiler. pidiÓ a la comunidad internacional su prohibiciÓn universal. maity: y el servicio secreto dijo que investiga el incidente en el que un vehÍculo se estrellÓ esta tarde contra una puerta del complejo de la casa blanca. la policÍa de washington dc revisÓ el vehÍculo y volviÓ a reabrir el trÁfico que habÍa cerrado temporalmente. el conductor estÁ detenido. el presidente biden no estaba en la casa blanca sino viajando de carolina del sur hacia texas. eliÁn: y tambiÉn le direm

people seem completely, i'll just step with that lead is a coach tree, and these are pinion boats in brooklyn. now for the last 4 weeks, have shown 70 percent in favor of an immediate cease fire, which is huge. so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries, b, u, n b, u k is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people are saying we've with the girl consent from you for doing this, and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'd be punished in the election. so people who left football, but it's noticeable now. i mean, every single european country, including france and germany, the band, the demonstrations, but got most of being forced to step back and let me do extend stations every right . brooklyn has been amazing on business. and that's partially because we set up the stop the war coalition member by this time, southern guarantee campaign is being in action for a long, long time. and they could mobilize very falls look just in london, where they will be huge demos and all hu

demonstrations, but got most of being forced to step back and let me new extend stations every re brooklyn has been amazing on this. and that's partially because we set up the stop the war coalition member. by this time some of the barricade campaign is being in action for a long, long time. and they could mobilize very falls, but not just in london, where they will be huge demos and all huge demos, but in the provincial capital, seeing in glasgow in manchester and god is elsewhere. large numbers of people have come up with 2 countries in your that are exceptional us spin and i'm and which of come up for immediate sign and a cabinet minister in spain has gold phone there to know to be arrested by the criminal colton. charged with the war, crimes of the arab was, of course we know is a disaster story as far as the religion. before we go onto magic, the global call, you have to say of the queen of georgia. she has spoken of very effective which again, salt is going on and goes on for months too. okay. but uh, given how much uh, we'll know about the propaganda model and our best wishes to kno

host: mike in brooklyn. caller: hi, good morning. with illegal immigrants, in brooklyn if you walk out with the necklace her earrings and you're not watching out closely, you will get ripped off by an illegal immigrant. every time they get a call about ripping off the jewelry you get redirected. host: how do you know they are illegal immigrants? caller: because i talk to them. they say they are coming in from the cartels. host: you are speaking to the people committing these crimes? caller: the people at the shelter. what is the trend there. host: let's take up this question because there's an association between crime and illegal immigrants, do you have statistics? guest: it's difficult especially with property crimes, with there being a 20% clearance rate. it's difficult to say the nature of perpetrators across the board. when we talk about murder, the vast majority are not illegal immigrants. i live in new orleans and i'm not familiar with this single victim or perpetrator that was an illegal immigrant in new orleans. there were a

police say he worked at a hospital in brooklyn.tives say they have recovered the hunting knife used in the stabbings. >>> tonight, the investigation into a gas explosion in washington, d.c., with firefighters already on the scene when it happened. the blast destroying a store, littering the street with debris. at least one person was hurt. fire crews were already there responding to reports, concerns over a possible gas leak. >>> when we come back here tonight, news on princess catherine, in the hospital, and her condition tonight. what we've now learned. >>> to the index tonight and princess catherine is recuperating from abdominal surgery in london. royal sources say she's doing well. kensington palace releasing few additional details, but tonight, saying the condition is not cancer. prince william visiting her today, she is expected to remain in the hospital for up to two weeks. >>> when we come back here tonight, blinding snow, arctic temperatures, and a baby coming. so, what did the doctor do? in a moment here. ( ♪ ) ( whale c

the brooklyn assembly woman we heard from is on a growing list of democrats calling for some type of action to stop the flow at the border. listen to this. >> the situation instead of putting the american citizens in a predicament where you have other people over them. >> frustrated parents held a rally some saying teachers didn't show up for remote learning or didn't stick around after assignments were handed out and sharing concerns about future learning loss if this were to happen again saying their kids are already trying to make up for lost classroom time during the pandemic. the migrants were moved back to the tents early yesterday morning but some new york lawmakers don't want this to happen again. mayor eric adams says school buildings are always used during times of crisis and the city will always prioritize children's safety. >> i hope people are not saying we can't use a school building if it's dealing with migrants. i hope that's not what people are saying. what i saw yesterday at james madison, i saw children. that's what i saw. i saw children. and this city is never goi

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okay, well let me try to, um, you may say i was born in brooklyn. uh, i'm showing here that they got it on the screen. me like a file anyways, my grandfather's ring. he was in new york city farm and put it in front of my nose . i. there it is. okay. and a name for him. a fireman, you know a 100 years ago. but i grew up watching the rest of the world trade center work in high school. i was in a numerous time. you know what it was there. mm hm. so my strongest, and i'm saying, you know, and that might be a sort of my strongest initial. and what else do we actually 911, release. it was a no clear. right? going 1st about the corruption in the department of energy or the custodian, america's nuclear stockpile, and the weed federal way to secure a new collab switch. it was around the world. ok, good point. so it's personal and i realized that was going down to spend a minute ago. do you? we singled me out. reprisals the all the special council failing to protect the time after time after time did not single but yeah, i was just another space in the crowd.

sitting in his brooklyn home alone, writing his message to the world, it justa really powerful momentto kind of circle back which i do at the end of the book can someone in some ways kind of foreshadow where we're going with the story? can you read his message to the world? sure. i love to. i can't believe just open the book to it. that's a man's his own book memorized. but i do. yeah. been working on this thing for a while. so dubois, as he writes his final message to the world in his brooklyn home that he shares with his wife, shirley gamm dubois tells her to seal in an envelope only open until i'm gone. so at his funeral in ghana in 1963, august of 1963, the canadian ambassador just before army officers lowered the bronze into the ground where, brief and poignant. dubois, his last words, it is much more in theory than actually to say the last goodbye to friends and loved ones and to all the familiar things of this life. i'm going to take a long, deep and endless sleep. this is not a punishment, but a privilege to which i have looked forward four long years. i've loved my work. i've

brooklyn what does that mean?arbra streisand, it is not the easiest interview to land or do >> no, barbra, her new book is out now. the title is "my name is barbra." and make sure you say her name right. it's not streisin. streisan it's streisand like beach on the sand she's very particular about that she told us back in the day that they wanted her to change her name to sydney she was thinking about -- they thought sydney would be a stronger name. she said, "i cannot do that, but i will change the spelling so it's barbra. so she did do that >> seth: that's lovely >> she's amazing >> seth: that's so cool you do that >> her memoir is close to 1,000 pages. i know, it's a long read but it's a good read [ laughter ] but she really does take you through her life and i was just so thrilled that she said, you know, "everybody's like, 'pick me, pick me, pick me.' and i really was, "pick me, pick me." [ laughter ] and she said, "yes." >> seth: that's really cool. >> jay-z too jay-z -- don't we love jay-z [ cheers and appla

we'll talk about immigration, you are doing great covering that story out of brooklyn.e state turn red, do more of that. >> steve: no kidding. >> ainsley: no kidding. >> steve: 19 from now, she will be in the chair and bill hemmer sitting next to you? >> dana: i will be with him. >> ainsley: carley has headlines. >> carley: medical headlines starting with this, doctors warning of mysterious appendix cancer. cases are still rare with only 1000 diagnosis each year. medical officials are unsure of the reason. adon canto had this. cdc sounding alarm over designer xanax. the drug is responsible for 1-7 overdoses and can be found in powder, gummies and pills. the powerful drug is more potent than regular xanax. a tiktok doc says get ozempic effect without it. >> flows movement of food from the stomach to intestine there is a bacteria shown to increase gop-1 level and you can get that in probiotics. >> carley: eat probiotics and fiber to shed unwanted pounds. down to you. >> steve: i also eat fermented pickles for gut health. >> ainsley: learn so much from you. >> steve: they

i grew up in bay ridge, brooklyn in the 1950's and 1960's. it was a middle-class neighborhood in a good time for the middle class in america. my father was a doctor and he would tell me about the workers who came to him for treatment. i learned how much their jobs matter to them and also about the consequences of losing them. from the 1970's on, the american economy made great strides from huge increases in high school graduation rates to dramatic improvements in workplace safety. but the challenges i heard about when i was a kid became trends in my own special concerns as an adult and a practicing economist. will median wages stagnate over decades? they grew only 8% between 1979 and 2019. at the age of 30, 90% of my generation were earning more than their parents at the same age. in contrast, when we talk of children born in the mid-1980's, they earned more. incomes became more volatile especially for people without college degrees. it became harder to buy a home, harder to rent one, harder to pay for health care, harder to pay for education

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liz: do we know if the school in brooklyn opens in half an hour? make sure the tents are okay. the kids aren't getting teachers today. you have to request a teacher apparently. it is crazy. stuart: the system is broken down. you have a new op-ed about lloyd austin and the lack of transparency. got it, read it, should he be fired? liz: the reason i don't want to fire him is people in the white house, jake sullivan, antony blinken, who i think are running the pentagon are worse this is an unbelievable dereliction of duty on the part of lloyd austin. it surprises me no one is asking why, why did he do this? this is another very guy his entire life, rules and regulations and chain of command. all of a sudden he breaks every known protocol, in my view, there's a history of a rift between national security apparatus in the white house and the pentagon. when we had the pull out of afghanistan, the white house tended to blame the military. the military went before congress under oath and said it wasn't us. it was the white house security team that did this and there have been other ins

most likely from environmental exposures that she had in her neighborhood growing up in central brooklyn in poverty. so realizing that my daughter died prematurely, likely because of exposures that she had because she was a poor black girl growing up in brooklyn. and that really helped my journey from medical student to practicing physician to wanting to speak more about these health inequity that's we see in our country. >> so what's your diagnosis of these problems? what prescriptions do you offer? >> yeah, so, in my book i end it with a call to action. i talk about the history of racism in medicine. it's very deeply rooted from slavery days. i talk about how black populations have been experimented on. we know the tuskegee experiment. and i say that, medical schools, we need to think about the way that we're educating our future physicians. we need to make sure they're recognizing their internal biases. we need to hold hospitals and health care institutions accountable. we need to make sure they are tracking these inequities with metric that's they're intervening when needed. hair get

this is our brooklyn space. we are sitting next to the rivian are one -- r 1 less. >> you are the other company that is going to make it. no need to emphasize the first car. that man sells himself. tell me why you are going to have success in this area? >> this is the set of the first launch products. we have a truck, and the suv. the releasors is the flagship for the brand. initiates the world what we are doing, and why we are building our products, our brand, and our company. we have the commercial side of our business. the first customer for us, is amazon. >> you actually mean down in scale. we have seen other outfits that we have come to know. they did not have to be boutique. you have already made a lot of product. >> this was from the last two quarters. this was super exciting. now, we were trying to get a lot of them. >> we were just trying to shoot. we found something that we might be interesting in this category. as the stands out, how to come up with this? we didn't have enough numbers. i know it is so

in the prologue which is set in brooklyn, you write about the final message to the world which was toaled and read after his death which it was. what does it say and what was your inspiration for starting the book there? >> it's such a lovely concise statement that he puts together, and i think what i found interesting about the momenta that he writes his final message to the world, and this is 1957, the night before he eulogized a well-known african-american communist organizer but also a veteran of world war i, and it made me think what does it mean to think about his life, his legacy, the work that he's leaving behind at this moment we he's kind of person on a non-grotto because of his political belief. his affiliations with the left and what that says about the remarkable evolution journey from 1918 encouraging african-americans to close ranks and fight forin their country to cities in the brooklyn home in d the final message to the world. it seemed like a really powerful moment. i've been working on this for a while. so, as he writes this final message to the world in his hbrookl

what about any moves treatments time people are going to die. homes destroyed in brooklyn city, an area that is supposed to be safe. longstanding is really policy. just shoot anything that moves. there aren't any sit version garza, my supposed to sleep on the street with my children. there's no protection. there's no safe space. this printer is going to be an acute problem about a stimulus of living on the desktop. people crowded in very small areas with a lot of diseases from the north to the south, nowhere and district to say the on the the weight of the weight on those is based on weight and then um went to diaz. so i must tell you when i hit with the, with the moment it is for the amount of over yet. okay, well i mean, i was out of 40, it says, 1st photo bottle at the apartment as how the whole is a process for more time though it can have more schedule, not the budget. and last but i can when the apple doctor stop us on the at the moment then it was on. i was, i mean i just saw it on the plan as well. no. no. cuz the advisor will just come visiting us because the new freshman on th

: you've also been dealing with the border crisis in your backyard, staten island and manhattan, brooklynpiscopo church in staten island says it's no longer moving forward with the plan to house migrants at the canterbury house senior residents. you and local officials warned it would diminish quality of life for senior citizens and violates lease agreements. assess the border impact right now and your reaction to what you're hearing from the church. >> the century policy of new york city is basically allowing these individuals who paid the drug cartels thousands of dollars to come into this country to take over our schools and national parks are senior residents and that's exactly what they were trained to do take away another senior resident in my district verse 50 individuals young men we were sure where were properly vetted and the problem they were to stick them in the facility with all the senior citizens, how is that fair to the seniors who signed up for senior residents are you to take away the community room to house these migrants, were also passed legislation to cancel the leas

host: jerry is in brooklyn, arkansas. caller: how are you doing today? host: good.ler: thank you for trying to be honest and open with your reporting. it is a pleasure that we are able to do that in the u.s. it is storming here so if i get disconnected, i apologize. i want to say thank you because sometimes you don't get that. thank you, too, ma'am. i think it is games. if people will get out and vote with what their gut tells them, i think we will get the president we deserve. stop playing childish games and vote with your gut. i just want to see thank you again and have a great day. host: david in new york, democrat line. are you there? go right ahead. caller: i always just to hear donald trump say things are rigged, but what i am saying is this whole primary thing looks great because -- without having to debate anyone. how are the voters voting properly when he never got challenged by anyone and purposely did this to keep chris christie from questioning him and putting it to him and his behavior as president and the insurrection and thinks having to do with class